| Northwest WDA (1Q 2016) |
| All Industry |
| Estimated employment | 20 |
| Mean wage | $28.21 |
| Entry wage | $15.58 |
| 10th percentile wage | $9.45 |
| 50th percentile wage | $30.06 |
| 90th percentile wage | $42.37 |
 | | Top Employing Industries |
| Industry | Employment / Percent |
| Public Administration | 10 | 92.3% |
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| Top Paying Industries |
| Industry | Employment / Median Wage |
| Public Administration | 10 | $29.26 |
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| Emergency Management Directors (11-9161) |
| Coordinate disaster response or crisis management activities, provide disaster preparedness training, and prepare emergency plans and procedures for natural (e.g., hurricanes, floods, earthquakes), wartime, or technological (e.g., nuclear power plant emergencies, hazardous materials spills) disasters or hostage situations. |
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| Mean Wage History |
| Year | This
Occupation | Compared to
Occupational Group | Difference |
| Current | $30.06 | | $52.41 |
| -$22.35 | | 2015 | $29.02 | +3.6% | $50.60 |
+3.6% | -$21.57 | | 2014 | $28.33 | +2.4% | $49.40 |
+2.4% | -$21.06 | | 2013 | $27.65 | +2.5% | $48.20 |
+2.5% | -$20.55 | | 2012 | $27.20 | +1.7% | $47.42 |
+1.7% | -$20.22 | | 2011 | $26.77 | +1.6% | $46.68 |
+1.6% | -$19.90 | | 2010 | $26.20 | +2.2% | $45.69 |
+2.2% | -$19.48 | | 2009 | $26.02 | +.7% | $45.36 |
+.7% | -$19.34 | | 2008 | $25.21 | +3.2% | $43.96 |
+3.2% | -$18.74 | | 2007 | $24.38 | +3.4% | $42.51 |
+3.4% | -$18.12 |
| Year | This
Occupation | Compared to
All Occupations | Difference |
| Current | $30.06 | | $19.32 |
| $10.74 | | 2015 | $29.02 | +3.6% | $18.78 |
+2.9% | $10.24 | | 2014 | $28.33 | +2.4% | $18.38 |
+2.2% | $9.96 | | 2013 | $27.65 | +2.5% | $18.01 |
+2.1% | $9.64 | | 2012 | $27.20 | +1.7% | $17.70 |
+1.7% | $9.50 | | 2011 | $26.77 | +1.6% | $17.42 |
+1.6% | $9.35 | | 2010 | $26.20 | +2.2% | $17.13 |
+1.7% | $9.08 | | 2009 | $26.02 | +.7% | $16.90 |
+1.4% | $9.12 | | 2008 | $25.21 | +3.2% | $16.46 |
+2.6% | $8.75 | | 2007 | $24.38 | +3.4% | $15.94 |
+3.3% | $8.45 |
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| Reference Date: 1st Quarter 2016 |
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