Northwest WDA (1Q 2016) |
All Industry |
Estimated employment | 1,160 |
Mean wage | $16.43 |
Entry wage | $10.99 |
10th percentile wage | $10.24 |
50th percentile wage | $14.79 |
90th percentile wage | $26.78 |
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Industry | Employment / Percent |
Leisure and Hospitality | 910 | 78.4% |
Education and Health Services | 120 | 10.4% |
Trade, Transportation and Utilities | 70 | 5.9% |
Public Administration | 60 | 4.8% |
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Top Paying Industries |
Industry | Employment / Median Wage |
Trade, Transportation and Utilities | 70 | $19.73 |
Education and Health Services | 120 | $19.48 |
Public Administration | 60 | $18.42 |
Leisure and Hospitality | 910 | $13.92 |
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1st-Line Supervisors of Food Preparation and Serving Workers (35-1012) |
Directly supervise and coordinate activities of workers engaged in preparing and serving food. |
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Mean Wage History |
Year | This Occupation | Compared to Occupational Group | Difference |
Current | $14.79 | | $10.24 |
| $4.55 | 2015 | $14.40 | +2.7% | $9.97 |
+2.7% | $4.43 | 2014 | $14.11 | +2.0% | $9.77 |
+2.0% | $4.34 | 2013 | $13.93 | +1.3% | $9.65 |
+1.3% | $4.29 | 2012 | $13.73 | +1.5% | $9.51 |
+1.5% | $4.22 | 2011 | $13.54 | +1.4% | $9.37 |
+1.4% | $4.16 | 2010 | $13.39 | +1.1% | $9.27 |
+1.1% | $4.12 | 2009 | $13.13 | +2.0% | $9.09 |
+2.0% | $4.04 | 2008 | $12.77 | +2.8% | $8.84 |
+2.8% | $3.93 | 2007 | $12.27 | +4.1% | $8.50 |
+4.1% | $3.78 |
Year | This Occupation | Compared to All Occupations | Difference |
Current | $14.79 | | $19.32 |
| -$4.53 | 2015 | $14.40 | +2.7% | $18.78 |
+2.9% | -$4.38 | 2014 | $14.11 | +2.0% | $18.38 |
+2.2% | -$4.26 | 2013 | $13.93 | +1.3% | $18.01 |
+2.1% | -$4.07 | 2012 | $13.73 | +1.5% | $17.70 |
+1.7% | -$3.96 | 2011 | $13.54 | +1.4% | $17.42 |
+1.6% | -$3.88 | 2010 | $13.39 | +1.1% | $17.13 |
+1.7% | -$3.73 | 2009 | $13.13 | +2.0% | $16.90 |
+1.4% | -$3.76 | 2008 | $12.77 | +2.8% | $16.46 |
+2.6% | -$3.68 | 2007 | $12.27 | +4.1% | $15.94 |
+3.3% | -$3.66 |
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Reference Date: 1st Quarter 2016 |
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