Occupational Employment and Wages (1Q 2015): Bridgeport-Stamford Labor Market Area

Occupational Employment and Wages (1Q 2015): Bridgeport-Stamford Labor Market Area

Bridgeport-Stamford Labor Market Area - Occupational Employment and Wages (OES)

1st Quarter 2015

Bridgeport-Stamford Labor Market Area Occupational Employment and Wages provides accurate and meaningful wage information to employers, job seekers, counselors, students, planners of vocational education programs, economic developers, Regional Workforce Development Boards, and others. Employers may find the data useful as a guide in analyzing pay scales; job seekers and students could utilize the information in making employment and career decisions; program planners should be aware of employment and wage levels in determining training programs to be offered.





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Management Occupations -Bridgeport-Stamford LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Total all occupations	422,570	22.59	46,981	30.21	62,829	11.80	24,551	9.78	20,342	57.61	119,838
Management Occupations	34,830	63.74	132,566	73.27	152,410	36.92	76,798	31.83	66,202	>90.00	>187,200
Administrative Services Managers	1,210	51.55	107,227	57.32	119,233	36.54	75,997	33.36	69,396	89.46	186,073
Advertising and Promotions Managers	190	62.93	130,883	67.66	140,739	37.39	77,761	33.00	68,656	>90.00	>187,200
Architectural and Engineering Managers	490	62.97	130,974	68.50	142,493	48.70	101,295	45.61	94,877	>90.00	>187,200
Chief Executives	540	>90.00	>187,200	118.87	247,256	>90.00	>187,200	74.53	155,016	>90.00	>187,200
Compensation and Benefits Managers	100	58.24	121,139	67.02	139,411	41.57	86,461	35.39	73,604	>90.00	>187,200
Computer and Information Systems Managers	2,160	70.34	146,295	78.09	162,418	48.87	101,650	44.65	92,869	>90.00	>187,200
Construction Managers	530	55.59	115,613	65.81	136,876	35.02	72,844	27.23	56,630	>90.00	>187,200
Education Administrators, All Other	170	43.64	90,781	49.97	103,942	26.94	56,032	24.11	50,151	88.58	184,238
Education Administrators, Elementary and Secondary School	950	N/A	133,033	N/A	128,683	N/A	94,664	N/A	85,914	N/A	164,374
Education Administrators, Postsecondary	150	49.51	102,979	53.52	111,324	36.52	75,956	33.70	70,106	77.62	161,444
Education Administrators, Preschool and Childcare Center/Program	200	29.09	60,514	32.12	66,810	20.46	42,556	18.97	39,464	52.41	109,002
Emergency Management Directors	20	46.27	96,246	42.23	87,850	25.12	52,250	9.74	20,269	59.04	122,812
Financial Managers	5,190	68.21	141,885	79.03	164,385	44.23	91,987	39.99	83,176	>90.00	>187,200
Food Service Managers	510	23.72	49,330	25.62	53,294	18.29	38,044	16.31	33,927	38.31	79,678
General and Operations Managers	9,840	72.49	150,787	81.21	168,917	36.92	76,788	30.84	64,154	>90.00	>187,200
Human Resources Managers	730	63.90	132,901	73.13	152,116	37.54	78,076	35.09	72,996	>90.00	>187,200
Industrial Production Managers	610	54.39	113,128	56.93	118,432	36.94	76,818	33.58	69,842	82.77	172,162
Legislators	50	N/A	41,623	N/A	50,759	N/A	19,123	N/A	18,718	N/A	98,588
Lodging Managers	30	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Managers, All Other	1,580	57.46	119,506	66.96	139,289	38.67	80,448	36.20	75,287	>90.00	>187,200
Marketing Managers	2,590	69.61	144,785	77.24	160,673	45.66	94,978	41.96	87,272	>90.00	>187,200
Medical and Health Services Managers	960	47.85	99,521	57.19	118,949	36.32	75,541	33.18	69,011	>90.00	>187,200
Natural Sciences Managers	400	77.19	160,562	84.62	175,995	41.00	85,285	36.02	74,912	>90.00	>187,200
Postmasters and Mail Superintendents	30	38.48	80,033	37.29	77,569	30.20	62,815	28.52	59,337	43.87	91,267
Property, Real Estate, and Community Association Managers	580	31.26	65,016	37.88	78,806	22.96	47,748	21.07	43,834	69.30	144,166
Public Relations and Fundraising Managers	290	53.34	110,959	60.14	125,083	34.03	70,775	32.13	66,841	>90.00	>187,200
Purchasing Managers	390	57.93	120,480	64.08	133,296	37.58	78,167	33.53	69,741	>90.00	>187,200
Sales Managers	2,840	78.10	162,438	83.35	173,358	42.93	89,300	38.92	80,955	>90.00	>187,200
Social and Community Service Managers	780	31.09	64,671	34.02	70,745	21.77	45,284	19.93	41,471	53.53	111,344
Training and Development Managers	310	53.72	111,729	57.08	118,715	45.84	95,343	43.17	89,807	79.72	165,814
Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Managers	420	57.14	118,847	62.86	130,741	35.07	72,955	29.59	61,548	>90.00	>187,200



Business Occupations -Bridgeport-Stamford LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Business and Financial Operations Occupations	30,180	37.30	77,589	43.75	91,014	23.60	49,076	21.26	44,219	76.25	158,595
Accountants and Auditors	5,560	37.25	77,477	41.27	85,843	25.85	53,750	23.22	48,295	62.42	129,829
Agents and Business Managers of Artists, Performers, and Athletes	80	33.24	69,143	45.91	95,496	22.50	46,795	21.04	43,753	>90.00	>187,200
Appraisers and Assessors of Real Estate	180	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Budget Analysts	N/A	36.92	76,788	37.06	77,082	24.74	51,459	20.60	42,850	52.85	109,934
Business Operations Specialists, All Other	1,880	34.82	72,428	34.89	72,580	19.82	41,218	16.53	34,384	53.13	110,523
Claims Adjusters, Examiners, and Investigators	760	27.91	58,070	29.35	61,061	18.44	38,358	16.74	34,810	44.43	92,423
Compensation, Benefits, and Job Analysis Specialists	380	29.50	61,345	31.22	64,945	21.62	44,959	20.27	42,161	46.62	96,986
Compliance Officers, ex. Agriculture, Construction, Health and Safety, and Transportation	940	41.00	85,305	44.35	92,241	28.59	59,479	25.47	52,980	62.84	130,701
Cost Estimators	510	34.90	72,600	35.82	74,506	21.38	44,493	18.98	39,494	56.21	116,931
Credit Analysts	830	44.15	91,835	51.04	106,173	27.81	57,847	25.58	53,213	87.88	182,778
Financial Analysts	3,520	43.53	90,537	55.46	115,369	29.45	61,244	26.77	55,677	>90.00	>187,200
Financial Examiners	100	37.67	78,349	45.88	95,445	27.29	56,762	26.00	54,075	80.56	167,558
Financial Specialists, All Other	410	32.79	68,200	36.86	76,656	23.54	48,965	21.13	43,945	57.49	119,577
Fundraisers	270	26.30	54,704	27.05	56,265	15.73	32,711	13.24	27,539	43.85	91,227
Human Resources Specialists	1,920	30.75	63,971	33.94	70,582	21.55	44,807	20.18	41,968	52.70	109,610
Insurance Underwriters	600	35.85	74,577	46.90	97,534	21.45	44,604	17.58	36,564	>90.00	>187,200
Labor Relations Specialists	250	22.79	47,413	20.62	42,901	9.26	19,255	9.01	18,748	36.27	75,449
Loan Officers	730	34.85	72,489	41.32	85,934	20.04	41,664	17.48	36,361	76.21	158,524
Logisticians	N/A	36.10	75,084	37.55	78,106	28.76	59,804	25.76	53,588	54.00	112,317
Management Analysts	2,670	46.06	95,800	55.03	114,467	30.81	64,093	26.88	55,900	>90.00	>187,200
Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists	2,770	32.79	68,210	35.19	73,209	20.53	42,698	18.50	38,480	55.12	114,649
Meeting, Convention, and Event Planners	210	31.44	65,411	34.00	70,714	20.27	42,161	17.84	37,101	49.17	102,269
Personal Financial Advisors	2,260	53.01	110,269	67.67	140,769	30.74	63,941	26.39	54,896	>90.00	>187,200
Purchasing Agents, ex. Wholesale, Retail, and Farm Products	1,080	30.17	62,744	32.80	68,220	23.43	48,752	21.37	44,463	47.75	99,308
Tax Examiners and Collectors, and Revenue Agents	180	40.20	83,632	38.30	79,647	23.53	48,944	20.97	43,601	54.51	113,372
Tax Preparers	N/A	27.12	56,407	33.88	70,461	18.20	37,851	16.70	34,728	65.95	137,180
Training and Development Specialists	680	36.70	76,321	37.02	77,001	24.78	51,540	22.10	45,973	54.48	113,311
Wholesale and Retail Buyers, ex. Farm Products	210	28.60	59,490	32.35	67,287	20.79	43,236	17.30	35,976	44.21	91,947



Computer Occupations -Bridgeport-Stamford LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Computer and Mathematical Occupations	14,000	42.19	87,749	44.78	93,133	26.35	54,805	23.35	48,569	70.50	146,640
Actuaries	140	47.19	98,152	59.42	123,583	33.32	69,305	31.60	65,715	>90.00	>187,200
Computer and Information Research Scientists	20	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Computer Network Architects	490	49.90	103,780	51.39	106,882	36.19	75,267	32.43	67,459	73.35	152,562
Computer Network Support Specialists	460	39.01	81,128	41.11	85,498	24.75	51,489	22.00	45,760	65.27	135,770
Computer Occupations, All Other	200	47.93	99,693	48.97	101,863	35.48	73,797	31.48	65,482	71.02	147,715
Computer Programmers	1,520	44.17	91,876	45.36	94,370	32.94	68,534	31.07	64,620	59.76	124,292
Computer Systems Analysts	1,830	46.20	96,094	52.67	109,549	29.57	61,507	25.48	53,010	88.50	184,076
Computer User Support Specialists	1,940	26.35	54,815	26.95	56,052	17.76	36,939	15.67	32,579	40.16	83,531
Database Administrators	440	40.59	84,433	40.12	83,470	23.23	48,316	20.64	42,942	61.41	127,730
Information Security Analysts	270	40.38	83,977	43.09	89,635	28.37	59,003	26.21	54,531	63.07	131,197
Network and Computer Systems Administrators	1,270	43.56	90,598	45.80	95,262	30.89	64,235	29.12	60,574	68.00	141,428
Operations Research Analysts	260	38.98	81,067	45.65	94,958	28.11	58,455	25.42	52,878	69.62	144,805
Software Developers, Applications	2,750	48.66	101,214	51.48	107,065	33.97	70,653	31.52	65,563	79.03	164,374
Software Developers, Systems Software	1,650	44.16	91,845	46.30	96,297	27.72	57,654	23.60	49,066	73.32	152,501
Statisticians	130	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Web Developers	630	32.38	67,348	33.77	70,238	19.59	40,741	16.85	35,063	53.63	111,547



Architecture and Engineering Occupations -Bridgeport-Stamford LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Architecture and Engineering Occupations	5,930	38.84	80,763	40.95	85,184	27.34	56,853	25.01	52,037	59.92	124,617
Aerospace Engineers	N/A	51.65	107,440	50.67	105,382	40.94	85,163	38.10	79,262	61.23	127,365
Architects, ex. Landscape and Naval	250	42.02	87,404	43.11	89,675	28.37	59,003	25.93	53,923	57.24	119,050
Architectural and Civil Drafters	160	27.39	56,955	28.76	59,804	24.70	51,378	23.37	48,610	36.87	76,686
Biomedical Engineers	10	43.30	90,061	42.92	89,280	30.68	63,809	28.02	58,283	57.72	120,054
Chemical Engineers	140	46.71	97,158	47.93	99,683	34.38	71,515	32.37	67,307	64.98	135,152
Civil Engineering Technicians	70	27.42	57,036	37.21	77,396	20.32	42,272	19.39	40,326	56.01	116,505
Civil Engineers	440	41.78	86,887	44.03	91,582	31.42	65,350	30.29	62,988	66.90	139,147
Computer Hardware Engineers	100	51.98	108,099	51.88	107,927	38.56	80,205	35.24	73,290	70.73	147,127
Drafters, All Other	40	28.04	58,303	28.51	59,297	22.90	47,626	21.13	43,956	36.91	76,778
Electrical and Electronics Drafters	70	31.74	66,009	30.39	63,211	21.89	45,537	19.64	40,863	39.43	82,030
Electrical and Electronics Engineering Technicians	280	31.02	64,519	30.71	63,870	20.90	43,459	17.73	36,898	44.16	91,855
Electrical Engineers	330	43.30	90,061	44.87	93,336	32.28	67,145	30.96	64,387	62.60	130,204
Electronics Engineers, ex. Computer	220	45.94	95,567	48.85	101,620	34.49	71,718	32.57	67,733	74.10	154,133
Engineering Technicians, ex. Drafters, All Other	70	32.12	66,810	31.71	65,959	23.76	49,401	21.74	45,223	43.03	89,503
Engineers, All Other	370	41.10	85,488	47.33	98,456	30.87	64,184	30.45	63,343	72.54	150,889
Environmental Engineering Technicians	10	32.67	67,956	34.14	71,008	26.87	55,900	25.60	53,254	46.88	97,503
Environmental Engineers	N/A	37.23	77,447	39.02	81,148	33.83	70,349	31.80	66,131	48.82	101,539
Health and Safety Engineers, ex. Mining Safety Engineers and Inspectors	N/A	50.47	104,976	46.60	96,925	31.95	66,466	27.41	56,995	61.21	127,334
Industrial Engineering Technicians	220	27.67	57,553	28.21	58,658	21.30	44,310	18.28	38,024	37.36	77,711
Industrial Engineers	1,050	42.77	88,955	43.75	91,004	31.20	64,894	29.48	61,315	60.69	126,229
Landscape Architects	N/A	34.50	71,748	37.08	77,133	27.72	57,654	25.81	53,669	55.59	115,623
Materials Engineers	N/A	43.48	90,436	42.41	88,225	35.81	74,496	33.07	68,778	49.88	103,749
Mechanical Drafters	110	27.65	57,502	28.88	60,068	21.45	44,594	17.84	37,091	43.40	90,274
Mechanical Engineering Technicians	170	26.73	55,586	28.63	59,571	19.64	40,853	18.93	39,383	43.84	91,196
Mechanical Engineers	1,000	39.55	82,273	41.75	86,826	29.15	60,635	27.04	56,255	61.89	128,744
Surveying and Mapping Technicians	80	28.19	58,638	28.33	58,922	19.71	40,995	18.20	37,851	38.42	79,911
Surveyors	170	32.53	67,652	34.60	71,961	23.24	48,346	20.40	42,445	45.60	94,847



Life, Physical and Social Science Occupations -Bridgeport-Stamford LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Life, Physical, and Social Science Occupations	3,030	38.36	79,779	41.56	86,451	24.43	50,810	21.35	44,412	66.69	138,721
Biochemists and Biophysicists	40	50.20	104,429	49.34	102,634	32.81	68,260	29.15	60,635	71.97	149,712
Biological Technicians	90	22.26	46,298	24.07	50,070	17.63	36,685	16.16	33,623	36.89	76,727
Chemical Technicians	250	23.89	49,695	25.12	52,240	18.72	38,936	16.77	34,881	35.65	74,152
Chemists	330	38.24	79,526	39.44	82,050	27.91	58,070	25.59	53,244	57.86	120,338
Clinical, Counseling and School Psychologists	410	40.18	83,571	42.94	89,310	27.50	57,198	25.33	52,676	58.07	120,784
Conservation Scientists	20	36.27	75,439	36.62	76,179	28.60	59,490	26.53	55,180	49.65	103,283
Economists	20	82.48	171,553	72.33	150,443	39.13	81,391	36.74	76,403	>90.00	>187,200
Environmental Science and Protection Technicians, Including Health	40	25.40	52,838	25.00	52,006	15.76	32,782	15.01	31,220	36.00	74,871
Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health	70	38.71	80,529	38.94	80,986	26.69	55,515	25.69	53,446	59.04	122,812
Life Scientists, All Other	20	23.13	48,103	26.93	56,012	15.13	31,463	13.18	27,418	46.21	96,114
Life, Physical, and Social Science Technicians, All Other	90	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Microbiologists	20	45.89	95,465	45.84	95,354	35.56	73,979	32.15	66,871	62.18	129,332
Physical Scientists, All Other	N/A	63.22	131,491	64.83	134,858	48.64	101,174	44.43	92,413	73.30	152,470
Social Scientists and Related Workers, All Other	10	39.62	82,405	54.81	113,990	33.11	68,859	31.88	66,314	>90.00	>187,200
Survey Researchers	440	35.28	73,371	36.00	74,882	20.80	43,256	18.70	38,886	60.54	125,935
Urban and Regional Planners	40	40.33	83,876	41.08	85,447	26.18	54,460	25.44	52,909	59.52	123,806



Community and Social Services Occupations -Bridgeport-Stamford LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Community and Social Services Occupations	6,440	23.70	49,279	25.51	53,051	14.80	30,784	13.29	27,641	41.36	86,025
Child, Family, and School Social Workers	980	32.28	67,145	31.30	65,107	20.57	42,800	17.71	36,848	42.27	87,921
Clergy	90	24.10	50,131	24.06	50,039	14.31	29,760	10.76	22,378	36.53	75,987
Community and Social Service Specialists, All Other	110	23.02	47,869	24.07	50,060	15.05	31,301	13.26	27,590	36.75	76,423
Community Health Workers	150	17.49	36,371	18.61	38,693	13.42	27,925	12.66	26,343	27.09	56,356
Counselors, All Other	10	24.60	51,165	25.03	52,077	17.58	36,564	15.04	31,281	35.60	74,050
Educational, Guidance, School, and Vocational Counselors	1,020	24.98	51,956	26.62	55,353	12.45	25,907	12.02	24,994	46.77	97,290
Health Educators	80	28.12	58,486	32.12	66,800	20.47	42,587	19.70	40,964	47.40	98,598
Healthcare Social Workers	360	31.31	65,137	33.26	69,183	24.04	50,009	22.33	46,440	47.71	99,227
Marriage and Family Therapists	80	18.93	39,372	26.59	55,302	16.83	35,012	15.75	32,761	55.03	114,457
Mental Health and Substance Abuse Social Workers	320	33.39	69,457	32.93	68,494	24.50	50,962	22.72	47,261	43.62	90,720
Mental Health Counselors	320	18.65	38,784	21.98	45,730	15.50	32,254	14.64	30,449	34.22	71,170
Rehabilitation Counselors	490	14.86	30,926	19.92	41,451	13.01	27,063	12.33	25,653	34.65	72,063
Social and Human Service Assistants	1,870	21.36	44,442	20.50	42,648	14.44	30,024	12.58	26,171	25.86	53,781
Social Workers, All Other	60	22.51	46,815	26.62	55,373	18.22	37,902	16.85	35,053	43.81	91,125
Substance Abuse and Behavioral Disorder Counselors	300	22.39	46,561	22.96	47,758	17.59	36,594	16.15	33,593	30.66	63,789



Legal Occupations -Bridgeport-Stamford LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Legal Occupations	3,620	44.44	92,444	61.19	127,284	26.25	54,592	24.23	50,415	>90.00	>187,200
Judges, Magistrate Judges, and Magistrates	50	78.28	162,823	64.29	133,722	35.61	74,070	28.17	58,597	78.29	162,843
Lawyers	2,190	68.74	142,980	80.65	167,751	37.95	78,937	34.35	71,465	>90.00	>187,200
Legal Support Workers, All Other	30	28.65	59,611	32.05	66,668	25.06	52,108	23.44	48,762	46.94	97,615
Paralegals and Legal Assistants	1,230	28.72	59,723	30.22	62,846	21.63	44,980	18.95	39,423	44.40	92,352
Title Examiners, Abstractors, and Searchers	20	26.75	55,636	27.58	57,360	20.35	42,333	17.95	37,324	42.23	87,840



Education, Training and Library Occupations -Bridgeport-Stamford LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Education, Training and Library Occupations	28,980	27.49	57,188	28.53	59,337	14.08	29,283	12.21	25,390	46.89	97,524
Adult Basic and Secondary Education and Literacy Teachers and Ins	90	34.97	72,752	31.45	65,431	15.30	31,828	13.35	27,773	47.19	98,152
Archivists	N/A	33.26	69,173	31.00	64,468	23.93	49,776	21.43	44,564	37.88	78,796
Art, Drama, and Music Teachers, Postsecondary	70	N/A	58,841	N/A	62,379	N/A	37,466	N/A	34,820	N/A	99,207
Audio-Visual and Multimedia Collections Specialists	70	25.01	52,017	25.53	53,091	19.14	39,829	17.58	36,574	33.99	70,704
Biological Science Teachers, Postsecondary	100	N/A	68,930	N/A	76,889	N/A	47,028	N/A	40,792	N/A	126,939
Business Teachers, Postsecondary	190	N/A	86,664	N/A	93,468	N/A	49,979	N/A	42,039	N/A	153,373
Career/Technical Education Teachers, Middle School	30	N/A	79,384	N/A	71,677	N/A	45,223	N/A	41,857	N/A	97,179
Career/Technical Education Teachers, Secondary School	N/A	N/A	74,375	N/A	74,446	N/A	53,345	N/A	50,354	N/A	98,264
Chemistry Teachers, Postsecondary	50	N/A	81,330	N/A	92,180	N/A	54,278	N/A	47,454	N/A	154,498
Communications Teachers, Postsecondary	40	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Computer Science Teachers, Postsecondary	80	N/A	65,360	N/A	73,462	N/A	41,573	N/A	36,797	N/A	122,518
Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Teachers, Postsecondary	20	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Curators	70	29.86	62,116	26.65	55,424	15.73	32,721	9.16	19,042	36.60	76,139
Economics Teachers, Postsecondary	40	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Education Teachers, Postsecondary	110	N/A	67,378	N/A	72,620	N/A	50,891	N/A	49,472	N/A	112,155
Education, Training and Library Workers, All Other	100	21.60	44,919	23.83	49,563	15.41	32,052	14.69	30,551	36.68	76,291
Elementary School Teachers, ex. Special Education	4,820	N/A	75,378	N/A	74,659	N/A	53,071	N/A	50,110	N/A	100,799
English Language and Literature Teachers, Postsecondary	220	N/A	62,014	N/A	68,494	N/A	39,109	N/A	35,509	N/A	112,348
Farm and Home Management Advisors	N/A	25.08	52,159	24.49	50,932	20.52	42,688	20.08	41,755	29.74	61,852
Foreign Language and Literature Teachers, Postsecondary	50	N/A	64,164	N/A	76,615	N/A	48,600	N/A	43,094	N/A	127,284
Graduate Teaching Assistants	140	N/A	41,786	N/A	41,988	N/A	24,842	N/A	19,255	N/A	65,989
Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary	140	N/A	59,682	N/A	64,488	N/A	38,135	N/A	30,318	N/A	98,122
History Teachers, Postsecondary	60	N/A	75,003	N/A	81,665	N/A	51,013	N/A	41,603	N/A	128,186
Instructional Coordinators	230	30.10	62,623	35.55	73,949	18.23	37,912	16.34	33,968	65.93	137,129
Kindergarten Teachers, ex. Special Education	490	N/A	75,672	N/A	74,598	N/A	52,442	N/A	49,066	N/A	101,154
Librarians	510	34.40	71,556	34.98	72,773	24.34	50,607	23.07	47,981	49.51	102,989
Library Technicians	460	17.67	36,756	19.27	40,072	12.72	26,454	12.10	25,146	29.47	61,284
Mathematical Science Teachers, Postsecondary	100	N/A	58,922	N/A	67,530	N/A	38,754	N/A	35,682	N/A	118,472
Middle School Teachers, ex. Special and Career/Technical Educa	2,660	N/A	78,278	N/A	76,048	N/A	54,126	N/A	50,333	N/A	101,802
Museum Technicians and Conservators	20	30.65	63,768	28.11	58,465	17.96	37,344	14.85	30,896	40.81	84,889
Nursing Instructors and Teachers, Postsecondary	190	N/A	81,908	N/A	83,734	N/A	63,748	N/A	58,293	N/A	114,842
Philosophy and Religion Teachers, Postsecondary	90	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Physics Teachers, Postsecondary	10	N/A	85,964	N/A	86,248	N/A	66,831	N/A	63,677	N/A	117,042
Postsecondary Teachers, All Other	340	N/A	55,951	N/A	59,003	N/A	21,040	N/A	19,255	N/A	112,155
Preschool Teachers, ex. Special Education	2,060	15.49	32,234	19.65	40,873	11.61	24,153	10.46	21,770	34.78	72,347
Psychology Teachers, Postsecondary	100	N/A	70,278	N/A	73,543	N/A	46,480	N/A	41,938	N/A	114,802
Secondary School Teachers, ex. Special and Career/Technical Ed	3,740	N/A	75,987	N/A	75,216	N/A	53,477	N/A	49,755	N/A	101,772
Self-Enrichment Education Teachers	1,110	22.95	47,717	25.46	52,949	15.03	31,251	12.54	26,100	45.26	94,147
Social Work Teachers, Postsecondary	N/A	N/A	79,688	N/A	78,106	N/A	51,205	N/A	41,593	N/A	101,731
Sociology Teachers, Postsecondary	30	N/A	74,314	N/A	81,351	N/A	56,934	N/A	50,962	N/A	135,507
Special Education Teachers, All Other	130	N/A	55,718	N/A	64,924	N/A	41,451	N/A	39,565	N/A	112,774
Special Education Teachers, Kindergarten and Elementary School	720	N/A	75,409	N/A	74,425	N/A	52,077	N/A	49,654	N/A	100,657
Special Education Teachers, Middle School	270	N/A	79,951	N/A	78,390	N/A	56,508	N/A	51,570	N/A	108,231
Special Education Teachers, Preschool	60	N/A	86,502	N/A	100,079	N/A	51,074	N/A	42,718	N/A	183,346
Special Education Teachers, Secondary School	670	N/A	78,086	N/A	76,342	N/A	53,619	N/A	48,944	N/A	102,969
Substitute Teachers	2,360	14.65	30,470	15.14	31,494	11.86	24,670	10.64	22,125	18.49	38,460
Teacher Assistants	4,890	N/A	29,719	N/A	30,896	N/A	21,557	N/A	19,671	N/A	44,280
Teachers and Instructors, All Other, ex. Substitute Teachers	810	N/A	65,705	N/A	66,628	N/A	39,413	N/A	34,110	N/A	104,236
Vocational Education Teachers, Postsecondary	140	23.49	48,863	23.98	49,887	19.22	39,981	17.53	36,462	30.23	62,866



Arts,Design,Entertainment,Sports,Media Occupations -Bridgeport-Stamford LMA 1Q2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports, and Media Occupations	8,650	26.77	55,677	30.67	63,789	15.35	31,920	12.23	25,440	51.68	107,491
Art Directors	350	36.18	75,257	40.71	84,677	25.07	52,128	21.81	45,355	68.47	142,422
Artists and Related Workers, All Other	20	35.66	74,182	35.19	73,198	24.67	51,317	22.72	47,271	47.30	98,375
Athletes and Sports Competitors	80	N/A	46,835	N/A	62,694	N/A	37,203	N/A	34,363	N/A	133,296
Audio and Video Equipment Technicians	N/A	19.87	41,340	20.92	43,520	12.17	25,319	11.15	23,200	30.72	63,910
Broadcast Technicians	120	17.23	35,844	18.05	37,547	9.33	19,397	9.12	18,951	31.15	64,803
Coaches and Scouts	N/A	N/A	46,075	N/A	54,410	N/A	26,059	N/A	22,865	N/A	93,741
Commercial and Industrial Designers	100	29.23	60,798	30.56	63,566	20.88	43,418	17.56	36,533	47.21	98,193
Designers, All Other	20	27.93	58,100	27.99	58,222	23.86	49,634	21.78	45,304	35.36	73,543
Editors	400	25.95	53,963	30.46	63,363	17.55	36,513	15.93	33,136	53.15	110,563
Fashion Designers	N/A	31.65	65,817	34.25	71,241	19.48	40,508	19.13	39,808	57.42	119,435
Floral Designers	190	18.35	38,166	18.76	39,018	12.05	25,055	10.16	21,141	29.27	60,899
Graphic Designers	1,000	30.73	63,921	34.00	70,724	19.67	40,914	17.93	37,284	61.50	127,902
Interior Designers	370	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Media and Communication Equipment Workers, All Other	260	33.40	69,467	33.09	68,828	25.07	52,138	23.34	48,549	44.28	92,109
Media and Communication Workers, All Other	N/A	23.72	49,319	26.46	55,058	19.49	40,528	19.01	39,545	37.43	77,842
Merchandise Displayers and Window Trimmers	100	13.48	28,036	15.21	31,626	10.09	20,979	9.33	19,397	26.93	56,012
Music Directors and Composers	60	31.39	65,300	32.92	68,483	15.38	31,991	9.53	19,823	44.08	91,683
Musicians and Singers	160	40.81	N/A	41.10	N/A	12.46	N/A	9.34	N/A	63.47	N/A
Photographers	N/A	21.97	45,700	23.48	48,843	13.25	27,560	11.14	23,179	36.91	76,768
Producers and Directors	420	33.45	69,589	34.57	71,890	19.32	40,184	16.38	34,049	53.20	110,654
Public Relations Specialists	460	30.07	62,542	33.41	69,487	20.31	42,252	19.46	40,478	58.52	121,717
Reporters and Correspondents	120	16.77	34,891	18.07	37,578	12.60	26,221	11.74	24,427	27.72	57,654
Set and Exhibit Designers	40	21.58	44,888	21.88	45,507	17.66	36,746	14.34	29,821	29.06	60,453
Sound Engineering Technicians	100	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Technical Writers	220	38.14	79,313	37.94	78,917	26.75	55,626	23.71	49,309	54.05	112,429
Writers and Authors	250	27.66	57,522	34.42	71,596	16.47	34,242	15.73	32,711	60.81	126,493



Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Occupations -Bridgeport-Stamford LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Occupations	23,100	36.64	76,230	43.27	90,000	23.02	47,880	19.36	40,265	73.37	152,612
Athletic Trainers	280	N/A	43,388	N/A	45,943	N/A	24,082	N/A	21,527	N/A	73,097
Cardiovascular Technologists and Technicians	180	31.31	65,137	30.66	63,789	20.75	43,144	20.05	41,684	44.75	93,082
Chiropractors	40	84.29	175,335	79.80	165,977	69.43	144,409	58.30	121,271	>90.00	>187,200
Dental Hygienists	1,100	40.58	84,403	40.47	84,180	33.23	69,112	31.80	66,151	49.15	102,218
Dentists, General	440	73.71	153,312	84.46	175,690	62.50	130,001	60.79	126,442	>90.00	>187,200
Diagnostic Medical Sonographers	230	34.02	70,755	34.57	71,890	26.96	56,072	26.01	54,095	45.84	95,354
Dietetic Technicians	N/A	17.15	35,651	17.45	36,290	13.08	27,215	12.41	25,816	23.61	49,096
Dietitians and Nutritionists	130	33.77	70,238	33.02	68,686	27.14	56,468	24.89	51,763	40.73	84,717
Emergency Medical Technicians and Paramedics	650	21.52	44,757	22.68	47,190	15.43	32,092	15.51	32,254	34.29	71,333
Family and General Practitioners	330	79.29	164,932	89.26	185,658	62.17	129,301	64.59	134,341	>90.00	>187,200
Health Diagnosing and Treating Practitioners, All Other	20	46.11	95,901	50.84	105,737	33.33	69,325	31.97	66,496	79.38	165,105
Health Technologists and Technicians, All Other	160	18.46	38,409	25.26	52,534	16.67	34,668	15.65	32,528	50.32	104,672
Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Workers, All Other	200	22.71	47,241	29.02	60,362	18.58	38,642	16.22	33,755	49.69	103,364
Internists, General	240	>90.00	>187,200	97.75	203,311	59.71	124,201	51.61	107,359	>90.00	>187,200
Licensed Practical and Licensed Vocational Nurses	1,960	27.41	57,005	27.16	56,508	21.89	45,537	19.93	41,461	35.24	73,280
Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technologists	40	38.92	80,945	38.48	80,043	32.48	67,551	30.96	64,387	46.77	97,290
Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technicians	230	21.52	44,757	24.73	51,439	12.21	25,400	10.67	22,186	45.31	94,248
Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technologists	380	32.83	68,281	32.34	67,257	23.29	48,437	20.89	43,438	44.45	92,454
Medical Records and Health Information Technicians	270	19.26	40,042	19.34	40,224	13.68	28,452	11.12	23,129	25.24	52,503
Nuclear Medicine Technologists	120	46.45	96,621	46.19	96,063	40.22	83,652	38.29	79,647	56.82	118,188
Nurse Practitioners	830	44.86	93,305	48.02	99,876	33.55	69,791	29.63	61,619	63.17	131,390
Obstetricians and Gynecologists	120	>90.00	>187,200	98.20	204,264	52.49	109,174	36.19	75,267	>90.00	>187,200
Occupational Health and Safety Specialists	120	38.59	80,266	40.12	83,460	29.04	60,402	26.82	55,778	51.83	107,805
Occupational Health and Safety Technicians	20	26.38	54,876	29.43	61,203	17.90	37,223	16.58	34,495	51.40	106,913
Occupational Therapists	350	43.93	91,369	45.41	94,431	32.47	67,530	30.80	64,073	67.26	139,897
Ophthalmic Medical Technicians	N/A	19.33	40,204	19.17	39,890	15.86	32,995	14.91	31,007	23.21	48,265
Opticians, Dispensing	350	20.34	42,293	22.72	47,271	14.82	30,845	13.56	28,188	34.84	72,478
Optometrists	120	68.30	142,057	81.59	169,708	48.45	100,768	45.28	94,198	>90.00	>187,200
Pediatricians, General	200	>90.00	>187,200	96.33	200,360	66.30	137,910	62.40	129,798	>90.00	>187,200
Pharmacists	620	62.98	130,984	62.21	129,382	50.24	104,510	49.84	103,658	74.35	154,661
Pharmacy Technicians	760	15.05	31,301	15.68	32,599	11.43	23,757	10.57	21,983	22.08	45,933
Physical Therapists	690	43.79	91,085	45.73	95,120	35.90	74,679	33.08	68,808	62.23	129,423
Physician Assistants	330	52.12	108,403	50.36	104,753	35.19	73,209	28.80	59,905	69.60	144,764
Physicians and Surgeons, All Other	870	>90.00	>187,200	88.83	184,776	35.78	74,435	32.42	67,419	>90.00	>187,200
Podiatrists	10	74.44	154,813	72.96	151,761	42.14	87,647	40.81	84,889	>90.00	>187,200
Psychiatric Technicians	180	24.94	51,875	24.82	51,621	19.05	39,626	18.31	38,095	32.32	67,216
Psychiatrists	150	>90.00	>187,200	102.44	213,086	70.81	147,269	58.85	122,416	>90.00	>187,200
Radiation Therapists	30	45.12	93,853	48.35	100,555	38.10	79,252	34.90	72,600	63.17	131,390
Radiologic Technologists and Technicians	550	31.49	65,513	31.83	66,192	24.12	50,181	22.34	46,450	43.36	90,182
Recreational Therapists	120	21.29	44,280	23.57	49,036	16.93	35,225	16.16	33,623	35.48	73,787
Registered Nurses	7,300	37.40	77,782	38.87	80,844	31.41	65,340	30.05	62,521	52.12	108,414
Respiratory Therapists	250	34.77	72,326	34.76	72,296	28.84	59,976	26.42	54,957	44.87	93,326
Respiratory Therapy Technicians	20	31.95	66,466	33.02	68,686	23.18	48,204	20.71	43,073	46.84	97,422
Speech-Language Pathologists	470	39.75	82,679	39.15	81,442	26.58	55,282	24.30	50,546	56.05	116,576
Surgeons	N/A	72.10	149,966	88.50	184,086	58.01	120,662	60.35	125,529	>90.00	>187,200
Surgical Technologists	210	26.90	55,961	26.29	54,693	18.40	38,267	16.08	33,461	35.76	74,385
Therapists, All Other	N/A	23.17	48,194	26.76	55,657	21.31	44,341	19.86	41,319	32.95	68,544
Veterinarians	260	56.60	117,722	64.72	134,625	30.01	62,430	18.07	37,588	>90.00	>187,200
Veterinary Technologists and Technicians	310	17.54	36,483	18.67	38,835	13.54	28,148	12.80	26,607	27.28	56,732



Healthcare Support Occupations -Bridgeport-Stamford LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Healthcare Support Occupations	11,720	15.96	33,200	16.88	35,100	12.56	26,118	11.95	24,831	23.38	48,640
Dental Assistants	1,020	19.43	40,404	20.39	42,407	15.92	33,118	15.00	31,197	28.11	58,460
Healthcare Support Workers, All Other	150	19.24	40,026	19.55	40,659	13.81	28,714	12.47	25,924	25.39	52,809
Home Health Aides	1,710	13.56	28,213	14.16	29,470	10.97	22,838	9.89	20,570	18.49	38,442
Massage Therapists	300	23.06	47,966	27.93	58,082	16.78	34,896	15.17	31,565	38.47	80,011
Medical Assistants	1,840	15.52	32,280	16.79	34,917	12.78	26,599	12.13	25,229	24.01	49,958
Medical Equipment Preparers	100	16.96	35,295	17.30	35,979	14.08	29,276	13.16	27,375	22.42	46,627
Medical Transcriptionists	130	21.22	44,144	20.59	42,836	14.20	29,531	11.12	23,124	28.79	59,870
Nursing Assistants	5,080	16.07	33,425	16.23	33,741	13.28	27,621	12.65	26,302	20.63	42,918
Occupational Therapy Assistants	60	27.64	57,499	28.11	58,470	23.16	48,160	21.32	44,338	35.97	74,820
Orderlies	190	13.69	28,489	14.14	29,409	10.68	22,215	10.08	20,958	18.55	38,575
Pharmacy Aides	50	11.47	23,850	12.67	26,343	10.35	21,520	9.70	20,171	17.98	37,420
Phlebotomists	190	19.72	41,017	19.54	40,629	15.94	33,159	15.09	31,391	23.65	49,171
Physical Therapist Aides	190	13.12	27,283	13.64	28,367	10.61	22,062	10.07	20,948	18.24	37,941
Physical Therapist Assistants	110	32.11	66,778	30.74	63,927	24.15	50,214	22.86	47,557	37.48	77,967
Psychiatric Aides	210	17.72	36,848	19.68	40,925	12.77	26,578	11.39	23,686	28.39	59,042
Veterinary Assistants and Laboratory Animal Caretakers	370	11.87	24,698	12.41	25,802	9.81	20,406	9.24	19,211	16.85	35,060



Protective Service Occupations -Bridgeport-Stamford LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Protective Service Occupations	9,950	19.87	41,344	23.14	48,139	11.45	23,830	10.22	21,254	39.45	82,075
Animal Control Workers	60	21.92	45,585	21.15	43,991	12.24	25,475	10.14	21,091	30.88	64,233
Crossing Guards	360	10.36	21,551	13.17	27,396	9.31	19,364	9.10	18,935	31.07	64,642
Detectives and Criminal Investigators	200	40.33	83,884	40.54	84,323	31.69	65,909	30.77	63,998	47.49	98,762
Fire Inspectors and Investigators	80	38.84	80,798	32.32	67,217	12.94	26,916	9.25	19,231	47.83	99,497
Firefighters	950	31.42	65,368	30.54	63,528	25.17	52,360	24.51	50,980	37.06	77,098
First-Line Supervisors of Fire Fighting and Prevention Workers	340	41.25	85,805	41.00	85,263	32.83	68,290	32.22	67,013	51.99	108,132
First-Line Supervisors of Police and Detectives	410	44.03	91,578	44.38	92,314	38.28	79,612	36.36	75,617	56.80	118,146
First-Line Supervisors of Protective Service Workers, All Other	90	24.61	51,184	27.02	56,191	17.98	37,410	16.53	34,395	39.71	82,586
Fish and Game Wardens	30	19.74	41,058	18.98	39,464	11.10	23,084	10.55	21,939	27.86	57,939
Lifeguards, Ski Patrol, and Other Recreational Protective Service Workers	670	11.04	22,951	11.98	24,913	9.94	20,682	9.30	19,333	16.05	33,404
Parking Enforcement Workers	50	20.43	42,488	22.05	45,871	16.88	35,100	15.92	33,108	29.61	61,607
Police and Sheriff's Patrol Officers	1,990	33.30	69,271	32.61	67,810	26.16	54,413	23.85	49,621	40.94	85,151
Protective Service Workers, All Other	230	14.52	30,206	19.73	41,037	9.47	19,701	9.11	18,966	36.67	76,291
Security Guards	3,970	13.85	28,806	14.50	30,165	10.68	22,215	9.95	20,692	19.00	39,525



Food Preparation and Serving-Related Occupations -Bridgeport-Stamford LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Food Preparation and Serving-Related Occupations	33,820	10.47	21,776	12.64	26,292	9.22	19,160	9.05	18,833	18.50	38,462
Bartenders	1,580	9.90	20,600	12.43	25,853	9.26	19,252	9.04	18,822	19.99	41,569
Chefs and Head Cooks	480	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Combined Food Preparation and Serving Workers, Including Fast Food	8,220	10.59	22,011	11.62	24,167	9.22	19,160	9.06	18,853	16.08	33,455
Cooks, All Other	N/A	17.41	36,225	18.04	37,522	12.57	26,149	11.49	23,901	26.62	55,374
Cooks, Fast Food	1,740	9.98	20,754	12.13	25,229	9.20	19,129	9.02	18,771	15.26	31,739
Cooks, Institution and Cafeteria	800	17.45	36,306	18.07	37,573	13.78	28,663	12.81	26,650	24.10	50,111
Cooks, Restaurant	2,850	13.12	27,283	14.04	29,194	10.67	22,195	10.15	21,101	18.44	38,360
Cooks, Short Order	1,170	11.39	23,697	12.18	25,342	9.96	20,733	9.34	19,425	16.98	35,315
Counter Attendants, Cafeteria, Food Concession, and Coffee Shop	2,200	9.38	19,517	9.80	20,386	9.24	19,211	8.99	18,700	11.43	23,789
Dining Room and Cafeteria Attendants and Bartender Helpers	800	9.28	19,292	9.48	19,732	9.23	19,190	8.97	18,649	9.66	20,090
Dishwashers	2,080	9.38	19,517	10.00	20,795	9.17	19,068	8.99	18,700	11.64	24,208
First-Line Supervisors of Food Preparation and Serving Workers	2,150	17.93	37,297	18.46	38,411	10.88	22,624	9.50	19,773	28.42	59,114
Food Preparation and Serving Related Workers, All Other	N/A	9.37	19,476	10.93	22,736	9.22	19,180	8.98	18,690	17.13	35,622
Food Preparation Workers	2,300	11.56	24,034	12.78	26,588	9.45	19,660	9.17	19,057	18.48	38,432
Food Servers, Nonrestaurant	990	13.40	27,856	15.00	31,207	10.46	21,765	9.92	20,631	22.24	46,249
Hosts and Hostesses, Restaurant, Lounge, and Coffee Shop	850	9.39	19,517	10.46	21,755	9.19	19,119	8.99	18,700	14.02	29,153
Waiters and Waitresses	5,560	9.38	19,507	10.83	22,522	9.21	19,149	8.99	18,700	14.80	30,788



Building/Grounds Cleaning/Maintenance Occupations -Bridgeport-Stamford LMA 1Q2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance Occupations	17,210	14.10	29,337	15.87	33,006	10.02	20,856	9.34	19,425	25.63	53,310
First-Line Supervisors of Housekeeping and Janitorial Workers	550	24.04	50,020	23.68	49,243	13.73	28,561	12.79	26,599	35.76	74,391
First-Line Supervisors of Landscaping, Lawn Service, and Groundsk	680	31.23	64,959	31.67	65,868	19.67	40,915	19.19	39,913	45.62	94,879
Janitors and Cleaners, ex. Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners	8,550	13.30	27,672	15.06	31,330	9.84	20,478	9.24	19,221	24.98	51,961
Landscaping and Groundskeeping Workers	4,710	15.12	31,463	16.06	33,425	12.07	25,097	10.80	22,460	23.14	48,150
Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners	2,460	11.17	23,227	11.94	24,831	9.35	19,456	9.14	19,006	16.34	33,997
Pest Control Workers	190	16.75	34,825	17.69	36,787	13.05	27,140	12.57	26,149	23.28	48,425
Tree Trimmers and Pruners	10	27.07	56,314	27.68	57,571	25.51	53,044	24.04	50,020	30.09	62,609



Personal Care and Service Occupations -Bridgeport-Stamford LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Personal Care and Service Occupations	15,850	12.26	25,505	15.29	31,810	9.69	20,151	9.20	19,129	26.45	55,016
Amusement and Recreation Attendants	520	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Animal Trainers	10	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Baggage Porters and Bellhops	30	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Childcare Workers	2,250	10.73	22,327	11.48	23,870	9.38	19,517	9.13	18,986	15.45	32,137
Concierges	40	20.02	41,640	18.09	37,635	11.91	24,790	10.58	22,000	23.53	48,947
First-Line Supervisors of Personal Service Workers	840	21.05	43,776	23.10	48,058	14.71	30,594	13.25	27,559	38.28	79,612
Fitness Trainers and Aerobics Instructors	1,410	30.57	63,590	29.72	61,812	13.44	27,948	10.53	21,898	48.90	101,705
Funeral Attendants	N/A	17.02	35,407	16.80	34,947	15.33	31,882	14.85	30,880	18.96	39,413
Hairdressers, Hairstylists, and Cosmetologists	2,120	11.03	22,930	14.97	31,136	9.25	19,241	9.07	18,863	25.54	53,116
Locker Room, Coatroom, and Dressing Room Attendants	50	13.63	28,356	14.12	29,378	10.24	21,306	9.39	19,538	19.04	39,597
Manicurists and Pedicurists	1,020	9.46	19,681	10.28	21,387	9.26	19,252	9.00	18,730	12.58	26,159
Morticians, Undertakers, and Funeral Directors	110	28.39	59,053	31.55	65,644	22.81	47,444	18.67	38,840	50.23	104,474
Nonfarm Animal Caretakers	530	10.49	21,816	11.39	23,707	9.28	19,292	9.09	18,914	15.47	32,168
Personal Care Aides	4,080	12.94	26,916	13.12	27,283	10.63	22,113	10.12	21,050	15.26	31,728
Personal Care and Service Workers, All Other	200	9.38	19,517	10.67	22,184	8.86	18,424	8.49	17,658	14.77	30,717
Recreation Workers	1,400	12.09	25,137	14.24	29,623	9.89	20,570	9.28	19,303	21.70	45,145
Residential Advisors	180	13.79	28,694	15.06	31,320	10.22	21,265	9.48	19,732	22.98	47,802
Shampooers	N/A	11.20	23,298	11.38	23,686	9.99	20,795	9.33	19,405	14.20	29,531
Skincare Specialists	120	22.00	45,769	24.37	50,694	13.17	27,406	12.68	26,374	36.15	75,208
Tour Guides and Escorts	40	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Ushers, Lobby Attendants, and Ticket Takers	530	9.40	19,558	10.18	21,173	9.23	19,190	8.99	18,700	12.72	26,456



Sales and Related Occupations -Bridgeport-Stamford LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Sales and Related Occupations	46,270	16.85	35,039	28.09	58,437	10.28	21,386	9.61	19,992	59.82	124,429
Advertising Sales Agents	680	24.66	51,291	37.49	77,979	19.84	41,253	19.91	41,410	70.37	146,381
Cashiers	9,720	10.74	22,329	11.65	24,247	9.55	19,856	9.35	19,448	15.36	31,948
Counter and Rental Clerks	1,140	12.76	26,541	15.51	32,262	10.02	20,841	9.44	19,647	28.11	58,468
Demonstrators and Product Promoters	130	21.55	44,826	21.92	45,591	12.71	26,447	10.98	22,832	34.74	72,247
First-Line Supervisors of Non-Retail Sales Workers	810	39.37	81,877	47.06	97,888	26.15	54,403	23.01	47,875	80.36	167,149
First-Line Supervisors of Retail Sales Workers	3,990	22.16	46,094	24.69	51,343	15.19	31,592	13.76	28,616	37.19	77,350
Insurance Sales Agents	1,190	21.61	44,941	37.51	78,031	16.55	34,421	15.95	33,174	80.98	168,427
Parts Salespersons	500	20.61	42,866	19.98	41,557	13.33	27,725	12.68	26,374	27.63	57,473
Real Estate Sales Agents	130	29.94	62,272	30.11	62,628	21.93	45,612	20.57	42,772	40.20	83,616
Retail Salespersons	13,750	11.96	24,854	15.00	31,204	9.84	20,464	9.43	19,626	26.26	54,612
Sales and Related Workers, All Other	200	17.21	35,794	20.03	41,682	10.56	21,962	9.65	20,066	30.86	64,179
Sales Engineers	210	41.63	86,603	50.83	105,715	33.93	70,571	32.47	67,532	85.31	177,438
Sales Reps., Services, All Other	2,780	35.77	74,406	47.62	99,051	22.61	47,037	19.52	40,603	>90.00	>187,200
Sales Reps., Wholesale and Manufacturing, ex. Technical and Scientific Products	4,100	33.58	69,848	37.25	77,476	19.18	39,870	15.40	32,053	63.04	131,104
Sales Reps., Wholesale and Manufacturing, Technical and Scientific Products	1,470	42.08	87,535	57.06	118,687	28.09	58,437	24.57	51,102	>90.00	>187,200
Securities, Commodities, and Financial Services Sales Agents	4,330	68.98	143,478	76.11	158,326	29.15	60,627	23.64	49,164	>90.00	>187,200
Telemarketers	N/A	13.81	28,731	19.48	40,509	9.68	20,129	9.38	19,510	40.37	83,972
Travel Agents	530	18.79	39,073	19.56	40,687	13.55	28,176	9.87	20,537	29.04	60,396



Office and Administrative Support Occupations -Bridgeport-Stamford LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Office and Administrative Support Occupations	67,820	19.35	40,258	20.96	43,586	12.31	25,614	10.36	21,545	32.92	68,480
Bill and Account Collectors	1,240	20.22	42,044	20.53	42,703	14.93	31,043	13.53	28,131	28.57	59,407
Billing and Posting Clerks and Machine Operators	1,590	21.51	44,743	21.52	44,763	16.01	33,296	14.87	30,932	28.78	59,864
Bookkeeping, Accounting and Auditing Clerks	5,370	21.78	45,291	21.75	45,230	13.81	28,740	11.49	23,889	30.67	63,781
Brokerage Clerks	830	28.55	59,377	29.83	62,036	18.48	38,441	16.79	34,920	44.94	93,464
Cargo and Freight Agents	290	36.17	75,238	39.98	83,174	20.52	42,683	17.26	35,904	69.68	144,926
Computer Operators	100	24.05	50,020	22.48	46,763	16.23	33,763	13.78	28,658	29.02	60,371
Correspondence Clerks	N/A	9.52	19,809	14.67	30,515	9.28	19,302	8.97	18,652	33.54	69,769
Couriers and Messengers	200	15.42	32,068	14.87	30,921	11.27	23,452	10.05	20,885	18.75	38,999
Court, Municipal, and License Clerks	220	22.65	47,118	22.45	46,681	16.08	33,458	13.84	28,800	29.67	61,721
Credit Authorizers, Checkers, and Clerks	120	20.78	43,231	21.56	44,855	13.64	28,374	12.84	26,710	33.34	69,342
Customer Service Representatives	7,520	18.12	37,700	19.15	39,831	12.24	25,452	10.79	22,448	28.91	60,148
Data Entry Keyers	440	16.32	33,935	17.27	35,924	12.14	25,238	11.08	23,036	26.17	54,435
Desktop Publishers	40	17.11	35,590	21.60	44,916	13.12	27,288	12.55	26,111	39.25	81,642
Dispatchers, ex. Police, Fire, and Ambulance	560	21.23	44,155	21.97	45,697	14.21	29,551	12.74	26,497	33.02	68,693
Eligibility Interviewers, Government Programs	190	24.26	50,467	24.53	51,025	19.82	41,212	19.99	41,587	31.82	66,207
Executive Secretaries and Executive Administrative Assistants	2,960	33.46	69,596	34.40	71,555	24.82	51,624	23.65	49,178	47.03	97,808
File Clerks	540	14.40	29,947	15.00	31,185	9.89	20,580	9.28	19,281	22.29	46,357
Financial Clerks, All Other	40	19.68	40,938	19.09	39,700	13.66	28,405	10.98	22,843	25.70	53,440
First-Line Supervisors of Office and Administrative Support Worke	6,940	29.49	61,346	31.12	64,735	20.68	43,008	18.64	38,776	46.18	96,062
Hotel, Motel, and Resort Desk Clerks	400	10.40	21,646	11.19	23,280	9.28	19,292	9.05	18,835	14.95	31,104
Human Resources Assistants, ex. Payroll and Timekeeping	290	20.12	41,851	20.41	42,440	13.69	28,486	11.27	23,452	30.03	62,452
Information and Record Clerks, All Other	300	15.00	31,185	16.63	34,595	10.59	22,032	9.30	19,332	27.65	57,520
Insurance Claims and Policy Processing Clerks	450	21.95	45,667	22.79	47,402	15.49	32,210	14.47	30,089	33.00	68,652
Interviewers, ex. Eligibility and Loan	440	19.68	40,938	20.02	41,648	15.01	31,206	13.64	28,374	27.25	56,677
Legal Secretaries	660	21.42	44,571	22.78	47,402	16.54	34,402	15.95	33,184	31.42	65,344
Library Assistants, Clerical	350	10.76	22,387	12.58	26,182	9.23	19,200	9.04	18,805	19.00	39,507
Loan Interviewers and Clerks	N/A	17.79	37,010	17.40	36,188	10.73	22,316	9.29	19,302	25.27	52,567
Mail Clerks and Mail Machine Operators, ex. Postal Service	520	12.24	25,452	13.55	28,171	9.44	19,627	9.12	18,967	20.68	43,018
Medical Secretaries	1,260	18.63	38,746	19.43	40,410	15.77	32,799	14.87	30,932	26.00	54,069
Meter Readers, Utilities	40	29.22	60,777	29.30	60,929	25.50	53,044	24.76	51,502	36.43	75,776
New Accounts Clerks	N/A	24.02	49,959	25.83	53,714	20.43	42,490	19.55	40,653	36.07	75,015
Office and Administrative Support Workers, All Other	670	13.27	27,613	15.74	32,748	9.16	19,058	9.00	18,723	27.65	57,530
Office Clerks, General	7,880	16.71	34,768	17.59	36,584	11.24	23,391	9.50	19,748	26.46	55,033
Office Machine Operators, ex. Computer	160	14.69	30,556	17.05	35,458	11.91	24,772	10.57	22,001	27.42	57,033
Order Clerks	330	18.90	39,304	19.72	41,009	13.99	29,095	11.85	24,650	28.32	58,910
Payroll and Timekeeping Clerks	460	22.53	46,854	22.34	46,448	15.79	32,839	14.48	30,130	30.02	62,431
Police, Fire, and Ambulance Dispatchers	300	23.36	48,589	23.59	49,066	17.16	35,701	15.66	32,576	32.95	68,541
Postal Service Clerks	230	27.13	56,414	26.27	54,648	23.96	49,827	25.78	53,623	27.70	57,621
Postal Service Mail Carriers	1,180	27.91	58,058	26.31	54,729	22.87	47,564	20.23	42,074	27.92	58,068
Postal Service Mail Sorters, Processors, and Processing Machine Operators	350	26.19	54,485	24.67	51,309	20.79	43,251	15.50	32,220	27.18	56,535
Procurement Clerks	150	19.70	40,958	20.15	41,922	15.17	31,561	14.07	29,257	27.83	57,875
Production, Planning and Expediting Clerks	1,140	26.07	54,232	26.34	54,800	18.78	39,081	17.10	35,579	36.59	76,121
Proofreaders and Copy Markers	30	18.94	39,385	19.94	41,486	12.34	25,675	10.51	21,869	31.92	66,389
Receptionists and Information Clerks	3,050	16.04	33,367	16.54	34,402	11.60	24,132	9.81	20,408	23.99	49,898
Reservation and Transportation Ticket Agents and Travel Clerks	N/A	18.92	39,344	18.51	38,492	12.24	25,462	10.91	22,691	26.35	54,820
Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, ex. Legal, Medical,	7,860	19.14	39,811	20.24	42,074	13.92	28,953	12.25	25,482	29.30	60,940
Shipping, Receiving and Traffic Clerks	1,360	16.38	34,077	16.85	35,031	11.70	24,345	10.69	22,214	23.35	48,569
Statistical Assistants	N/A	31.49	65,496	33.54	69,769	22.60	47,006	20.50	42,632	51.92	107,997
Stock Clerks and Order Fillers	5,930	11.33	23,554	13.09	27,217	9.59	19,941	9.14	19,028	20.07	41,749
Switchboard Operators, Including Answering Service	360	15.49	32,210	15.48	32,190	10.85	22,559	9.50	19,748	21.81	45,362
Tellers	1,510	15.12	31,449	15.68	32,616	12.73	26,466	12.24	25,452	20.44	42,521
Weighers, Measurers, Checkers, and Samplers, Recordkeeping	80	19.15	39,821	21.90	45,545	14.49	30,140	12.22	25,421	34.44	71,646
Word Processors and Typists	170	21.44	44,601	20.86	43,393	15.04	31,287	12.40	25,786	28.03	58,301



Farming, Fishing and Forestry Occupations -Bridgeport-Stamford LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Farming, Fishing and Forestry Occupations	260	14.11	29,327	14.61	30,391	11.59	24,108	9.44	19,649	18.41	38,296
Farmworkers and Laborers, Crop, Nursery, and Greenhouse	N/A	13.42	27,908	13.34	27,736	12.57	26,135	11.70	24,351	14.87	30,908
Farmworkers, Farm, Ranch, and Aquacultural Animals	100	16.32	33,938	14.97	31,131	10.16	21,149	9.05	18,829	18.81	39,127
First-Line Supervisors of Farming, Fishing and Forestry Workers	N/A	16.27	33,857	20.41	42,440	13.47	28,010	12.84	26,703	42.21	87,789



Construction and Extraction Occupations -Bridgeport-Stamford LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Construction and Extraction Occupations	9,810	25.45	52,919	25.87	53,810	15.89	33,046	13.84	28,790	37.71	78,435
Brickmasons and Blockmasons	60	33.19	69,041	31.25	65,008	24.45	50,861	21.63	44,974	37.98	79,003
Carpenters	1,740	25.28	52,584	24.43	50,821	15.88	33,026	13.82	28,750	35.09	72,983
Cement Masons and Concrete Finishers	N/A	23.01	47,872	23.24	48,328	18.33	38,123	16.07	33,431	30.20	62,809
Construction and Building Inspectors	110	36.35	75,598	34.19	71,109	22.48	46,747	20.63	42,917	46.10	95,896
Construction and Related Workers, All Other	N/A	26.73	55,614	26.09	54,277	23.62	49,129	21.50	44,730	29.72	61,816
Construction Laborers	1,260	22.58	46,950	23.33	48,531	16.36	34,019	15.41	32,053	31.43	65,383
Electricians	1,030	28.56	59,394	29.80	61,988	24.72	51,409	23.87	49,635	38.57	80,229
Fence Erectors	N/A	14.58	30,330	15.21	31,648	12.06	25,071	10.62	22,082	20.39	42,410
First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction Work	980	33.95	70,612	37.18	77,341	23.35	48,571	20.94	43,555	66.68	138,701
Glaziers	90	22.39	46,565	23.98	49,858	16.01	33,289	15.17	31,546	35.25	73,298
Hazardous Materials Removal Workers	110	17.24	35,853	17.93	37,292	14.00	29,124	13.02	27,088	24.42	50,811
Helpers, Construction Trades, All Other	110	17.73	36,887	20.28	42,177	13.03	27,118	10.82	22,517	34.61	71,980
Helpers--Carpenters	150	14.07	29,246	16.77	34,891	10.29	21,392	9.33	19,416	27.78	57,783
Helpers--Electricians	N/A	9.27	19,295	10.44	21,707	9.02	18,758	8.91	18,525	11.61	24,159
Helpers--Pipelayers, Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters	N/A	13.62	28,334	13.80	28,719	10.71	22,274	10.13	21,078	18.14	37,728
Highway Maintenance Workers	570	24.54	51,044	24.21	50,345	19.07	39,674	18.79	39,076	29.67	61,715
Operating Engineers and Other Construction Equipment Operators	490	34.32	71,403	34.99	72,781	25.91	53,891	22.34	46,474	50.78	105,624
Painters, Construction and Maintenance	520	17.58	36,583	21.60	44,913	13.05	27,159	12.49	25,983	34.75	72,284
Paving, Surfacing and Tamping Equipment Operators	N/A	20.89	43,444	21.95	45,653	15.28	31,780	14.07	29,266	31.22	64,947
Pipelayers	N/A	23.76	49,422	23.70	49,301	13.91	28,932	11.93	24,807	41.25	85,803
Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters	850	27.02	56,192	26.05	54,195	15.26	31,739	13.66	28,415	38.33	79,722
Roofers	120	18.67	38,823	23.29	48,439	16.17	33,644	15.31	31,850	35.67	74,200
Septic Tank Servicers and Sewer Pipe Cleaners	N/A	26.10	54,287	25.27	52,574	21.81	45,359	20.34	42,309	29.47	61,289
Sheet Metal Workers	350	22.46	46,707	22.59	46,970	15.20	31,607	13.70	28,496	32.60	67,815
Stonemasons	N/A	28.72	59,728	29.50	61,350	26.67	55,472	24.77	51,510	36.54	76,003
Tapers	90	23.33	48,521	25.46	52,949	18.99	39,491	19.37	40,282	40.25	83,725



Installation, Maintenance and Repair Occupations -Bridgeport-Stamford LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Occupations	11,750	24.68	51,344	25.57	53,169	15.39	32,015	13.16	27,370	38.81	80,722
Aircraft Mechanics and Service Technicians	N/A	30.86	64,172	32.93	68,482	24.48	50,918	22.62	47,064	49.04	102,008
Automotive Body and Related Repairers	450	21.17	44,042	21.49	44,691	15.77	32,786	15.00	31,194	29.30	60,937
Automotive Service Technicians and Mechanics	2,160	21.78	45,300	22.91	47,652	12.16	25,281	10.84	22,543	38.03	79,110
Bus and Truck Mechanics and Diesel Engine Specialists	320	26.57	55,258	26.89	55,938	20.08	41,771	19.23	39,986	36.53	75,976
Computer, Automated Teller, and Office Machine Repairers	260	20.35	42,339	20.90	43,484	13.82	28,739	13.03	27,107	30.33	63,097
Control and Valve Installers and Repairers, ex. Mechanical Door	70	32.74	68,086	32.00	66,565	25.19	52,388	22.58	46,973	40.63	84,525
Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Commercial and Industrial Equipment	190	30.60	63,645	29.88	62,134	20.56	42,764	19.30	40,148	41.33	85,985
Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Powerhouse, Substation, and Relay	30	36.50	75,915	36.68	76,301	33.27	69,212	31.41	65,328	45.07	93,733
Electrical Power-Line Installers and Repairers	110	40.92	85,123	38.88	80,874	32.11	66,788	28.67	59,629	46.41	96,522
Electronic Home Entertainment Equipment Installers and Repairers	N/A	21.45	44,610	23.53	48,950	15.76	32,786	13.60	28,273	36.63	76,189
First-Line Supervisors of Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers	1,060	34.54	71,839	34.70	72,173	21.86	45,472	17.16	35,686	51.87	107,900
Heating, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Mechanics and Installers	810	27.21	56,587	27.79	57,793	19.21	39,945	17.51	36,426	40.44	84,119
Helpers--Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers	250	14.61	30,403	16.55	34,429	10.83	22,533	10.15	21,103	26.85	55,856
Home Appliance Repairers	60	21.38	44,458	22.12	45,999	16.61	34,540	14.96	31,112	31.01	64,497
Industrial Machinery Mechanics	540	24.02	49,965	25.01	52,003	16.64	34,621	14.37	29,885	36.30	75,499
Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers, All Other	370	23.76	49,417	24.45	50,847	14.34	29,825	13.16	27,370	36.09	75,063
Locksmiths and Safe Repairers	N/A	18.18	37,826	19.89	41,355	16.36	34,023	15.39	32,015	25.85	53,767
Maintenance and Repair Workers, General	2,460	23.29	48,454	23.39	48,636	15.10	31,417	13.57	28,222	34.13	71,007
Maintenance Workers, Machinery	150	19.82	41,213	19.26	40,057	11.10	23,101	9.42	19,602	28.78	59,852
Mechanical Door Repairers	N/A	18.03	37,491	17.91	37,248	14.39	29,936	13.19	27,431	23.00	47,845
Medical Equipment Repairers	N/A	25.29	52,601	25.17	52,348	13.70	28,496	11.01	22,898	43.21	89,869
Millwrights	N/A	25.98	54,041	26.59	55,319	17.95	37,329	16.25	33,790	38.41	79,890
Mobile Heavy Equipment Mechanics, ex. Engines	180	28.83	59,974	28.47	59,213	23.48	48,829	21.48	44,681	35.78	74,425
Motorboat Mechanics and Service Technicians	200	24.20	50,340	25.32	52,672	18.79	39,083	17.05	35,463	35.27	73,350
Outdoor Power Equipment and Other Small Engine Mechanics	130	21.98	45,705	22.57	46,953	16.20	33,678	15.25	31,721	32.64	67,904
Security and Fire Alarm Systems Installers	150	27.10	56,353	25.74	53,544	14.38	29,896	9.68	20,140	37.54	78,075
Telecommunications Equipment Installers and Repairers, ex. Line Installers	620	31.27	65,044	30.72	63,898	18.96	39,438	16.09	33,465	44.92	93,439
Telecommunications Line Installers and Repairers	30	34.04	70,814	32.53	67,671	22.38	46,557	18.56	38,596	44.62	92,810
Tire Repairers and Changers	N/A	12.16	25,302	12.60	26,204	9.31	19,369	9.10	18,923	19.30	40,148



Production Occupations -Bridgeport-Stamford LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Production Occupations	20,130	19.27	40,072	20.80	43,278	12.24	25,456	10.67	22,178	32.74	68,103
Adhesive Bonding Machine Operators/Tenders	30	15.09	31,400	17.84	37,110	12.54	26,077	11.50	23,929	31.43	65,385
Assemblers and Fabricators, All Other	740	17.48	36,357	17.54	36,469	11.66	24,265	10.51	21,873	24.29	50,515
Bakers	N/A	11.54	24,011	12.89	26,799	10.29	21,415	9.65	20,061	18.95	39,420
Butchers and Meat Cutters	160	21.33	44,377	21.29	44,286	15.10	31,410	13.46	27,980	29.39	61,141
Cabinetmakers and Bench Carpenters	140	19.39	40,326	20.24	42,118	14.35	29,843	11.45	23,807	29.73	61,843
Chemical Equipment Operators/Tenders	150	21.73	45,202	22.38	46,545	12.41	25,812	10.20	21,212	35.95	74,770
Cleaning, Washing and Metal Pickling Equipment Operators/Tenders	N/A	16.73	34,810	16.56	34,443	14.50	30,179	13.35	27,776	19.16	39,848
Coating, Painting and Spraying Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders	150	14.48	30,118	16.59	34,494	12.24	25,466	11.19	23,268	26.06	54,209
Computer Numerically Controlled Machine Tool Programmers, Metal a	200	24.32	50,566	25.29	52,611	19.98	41,558	19.48	40,530	32.52	67,645
Computer-Controlled Machine Tool Operators, Metal/Plastic	N/A	26.47	55,075	24.44	50,840	16.35	34,006	14.26	29,670	30.88	64,245
Crushing, Grinding and Polishing Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders	40	15.78	32,815	16.82	34,993	11.01	22,911	10.30	21,425	26.28	54,667
Cutting and Slicing Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders	190	15.11	31,441	16.49	34,301	12.95	26,932	12.29	25,558	23.24	48,326
Cutting, Punching and Press Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	510	17.24	35,858	17.10	35,573	11.54	24,011	10.25	21,323	23.38	48,622
Dental Laboratory Technicians	100	21.51	44,733	28.70	59,706	15.39	32,000	14.13	29,395	63.62	132,348
Drilling and Boring Machine Tool Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	40	15.38	32,000	16.24	33,782	11.63	24,204	10.76	22,382	25.00	51,991
Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assemblers	730	15.18	31,563	16.76	34,881	11.50	23,919	10.00	20,784	25.85	53,772
Electromechanical Equipment Assemblers	220	19.32	40,184	19.41	40,377	14.46	30,077	13.31	27,685	26.65	55,421
Etchers and Engravers	30	19.46	40,479	20.73	43,115	12.00	24,967	10.96	22,799	38.96	81,039
Extruding and Drawing Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	N/A	20.37	42,372	20.61	42,871	16.62	34,565	15.90	33,069	26.56	55,237
Extruding, Forming, Pressing and Compacting Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders	190	17.67	36,744	19.20	39,919	12.58	26,158	11.04	22,962	29.91	62,220
First-Line Supervisors of Production and Operating Workers	1,610	31.71	65,945	33.39	69,467	23.01	47,858	21.12	43,919	49.07	102,068
Food Batchmakers	160	13.91	28,927	14.93	31,064	9.79	20,357	9.22	19,186	24.41	50,779
Furniture Finishers	N/A	19.75	41,079	18.96	39,431	13.18	27,420	11.75	24,428	25.58	53,192
Grinding and Polishing Workers, Hand	30	18.20	37,843	18.40	38,270	13.90	28,916	13.09	27,227	24.33	50,606
Grinding, Lapping, Polishing and Buffing Machine Tool Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	310	17.99	37,405	18.36	38,189	12.12	25,212	10.99	22,871	27.05	56,265
Heat Treating Equipment Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	40	17.28	35,939	17.86	37,161	13.19	27,430	12.80	26,637	24.19	50,321
Helpers--Production Workers	650	14.29	29,731	15.16	31,522	10.16	21,140	9.38	19,512	22.80	47,410
Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers, and Weighers	1,520	21.10	43,889	22.41	46,616	15.32	31,848	14.17	29,466	33.60	69,874
Jewelers and Precious Stone and Metal Workers	N/A	17.32	36,041	18.73	38,962	10.88	22,626	9.92	20,652	30.59	63,614
Lathe and Turning Machine Tool Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	150	21.90	45,568	22.58	46,952	16.37	34,046	14.49	30,138	32.03	66,627
Laundry and Dry-Cleaning Workers	480	11.79	24,519	13.04	27,115	9.53	19,817	9.14	19,013	18.64	38,759
Machinists	1,220	24.07	50,067	23.51	48,896	15.33	31,889	13.49	28,051	33.54	69,762
Meat, Poultry, and Fish Cutters and Trimmers	20	17.12	35,604	16.33	33,965	11.76	24,458	9.48	19,715	21.04	43,756
Medical Appliance Technicians	20	33.06	68,764	31.99	66,546	13.84	28,794	13.12	27,288	56.01	116,511
Metal Workers and Plastic Workers, All Other	50	15.72	32,693	18.12	37,680	11.52	23,960	9.96	20,723	29.15	60,632
Milling and Planing Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	80	23.39	48,642	25.25	52,530	14.81	30,810	13.16	27,380	38.59	80,266
Mixing and Blending Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders	90	17.52	36,438	19.54	40,642	12.86	26,728	11.37	23,644	28.87	60,042
Molding, Coremaking and Casting Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	110	13.63	28,346	16.31	33,914	9.91	20,611	9.29	19,339	29.72	61,813
Multiple Machine Tool Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	N/A	18.87	39,247	21.31	44,326	13.25	27,563	12.07	25,110	34.20	71,136
Ophthalmic Laboratory Technicians	N/A	19.30	40,143	19.81	41,191	17.38	36,153	16.28	33,843	24.06	50,057
Packaging and Filling Machine Operators/Tenders	540	12.23	25,446	13.95	29,018	9.77	20,316	9.21	19,166	20.03	41,660
Painters, Transportation Equipment	230	27.59	57,385	26.88	55,919	23.91	49,731	21.23	44,164	30.93	64,347
Painting, Coating and Decorating Workers	N/A	16.64	34,606	16.51	34,341	14.60	30,372	13.51	28,082	18.92	39,359
Paper Goods Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders	230	20.67	42,993	20.32	42,250	14.77	30,728	13.05	27,135	27.59	57,405
Photographic Process Workers and Processing Machine Operators	120	13.58	28,235	15.10	31,420	10.73	22,311	10.28	21,385	24.20	50,342
Plating and Coating Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	60	15.47	32,174	16.20	33,700	13.09	27,227	12.37	25,720	21.32	44,357
Power Plant Operators	80	34.20	71,136	33.60	69,884	27.37	56,927	25.86	53,782	42.28	87,950
Prepress Technicians and Workers	80	19.64	40,856	20.81	43,288	14.18	29,497	12.68	26,382	29.83	62,047
Pressers, Textile, Garment, and Related Materials	270	11.73	24,387	12.26	25,517	9.45	19,644	9.10	18,921	16.95	35,258
Print Binding and Finishing Workers	220	18.61	38,688	18.53	38,545	12.64	26,290	11.37	23,644	26.25	54,586
Printing Press Operators	540	17.07	35,502	18.57	38,627	12.98	26,993	12.35	25,680	29.11	60,540
Production Workers, All Other	200	15.80	32,845	17.56	36,520	11.33	23,563	10.43	21,710	28.19	58,647
Rolling Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	N/A	18.65	38,779	19.53	40,621	17.05	35,451	15.86	32,988	24.92	51,828
Sawing Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders, Wood	N/A	15.98	33,232	15.62	32,499	13.27	27,603	12.69	26,392	18.36	38,199
Sewing Machine Operators	220	14.67	30,504	16.49	34,291	12.71	26,433	12.12	25,222	27.09	56,357
Stationary Engineers and Boiler Operators	60	26.89	55,930	27.08	56,327	22.82	47,471	21.01	43,705	34.32	71,390
Tailors, Dressmakers, and Custom Sewers	N/A	16.39	34,077	16.30	33,883	12.86	26,738	12.39	25,761	21.06	43,797
Team Assemblers	1,900	14.09	29,313	15.38	31,990	10.08	20,947	9.37	19,502	23.34	48,550
Textile, Apparel, and Furnishings Workers, All Other	N/A	11.09	23,074	11.23	23,359	10.84	22,555	10.01	20,815	12.99	27,023
Tool and Die Makers	400	28.99	60,296	30.07	62,525	21.65	45,039	19.91	41,415	41.06	85,406
Upholsterers	N/A	13.17	27,390	13.96	29,049	10.62	22,087	10.05	20,906	18.41	38,291
Water and Wastewater Treatment Plant and System Operators	500	28.86	60,021	29.23	60,805	23.96	49,823	21.75	45,253	37.74	78,495
Welders, Cutters, Solderers, and Brazers	250	20.38	42,392	21.03	43,746	16.04	33,375	15.20	31,614	29.08	60,489
Woodworking Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders, ex. Sawing	N/A	14.17	29,466	15.64	32,550	10.21	21,242	9.59	19,949	24.12	50,179



Transportation and Material Moving Occupations -Bridgeport-Stamford LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Transportation and Material Moving Occupations	19,220	15.26	31,751	17.87	37,170	10.07	20,923	9.35	19,459	29.70	61,774
Airfield Operations Specialists	N/A	28.17	58,601	28.28	58,825	19.86	41,308	18.43	38,339	37.19	77,349
Automotive and Watercraft Service Attendants	370	9.25	19,236	10.71	22,265	9.06	18,849	8.93	18,565	16.64	34,608
Bus Drivers, School or Special Client	2,050	16.49	34,303	16.93	35,197	12.44	25,885	11.48	23,872	23.55	48,963
Bus Drivers, Transit and Intercity	280	25.37	52,756	22.91	47,642	15.32	31,873	13.28	27,623	29.58	61,530
Captains, Mates, and Pilots of Water Vessels	140	33.01	68,656	35.22	73,252	22.54	46,889	18.54	38,583	54.10	112,516
Cleaners of Vehicles and Equipment	960	10.53	21,909	11.46	23,821	9.23	19,195	9.05	18,809	15.19	31,598
Conveyor Operators/Tenders	N/A	18.53	38,553	18.37	38,217	11.42	23,750	9.64	20,059	27.48	57,148
Crane and Tower Operators	20	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Driver/Sales Workers	610	14.14	29,413	16.06	33,408	9.50	19,744	9.16	19,042	26.25	54,606
First-Line Supervisors of Helpers, Laborers, and Material Movers,	440	26.10	54,291	27.56	57,331	19.54	40,637	18.03	37,495	38.81	80,714
First-Line Supervisors of Transportation and Material-Moving Mach	410	34.15	71,025	34.48	71,717	26.81	55,755	24.33	50,610	45.43	94,480
Flight Attendants	10	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers	2,020	23.56	48,994	24.16	50,244	15.71	32,666	14.00	29,108	36.29	75,458
Industrial Truck and Tractor Operators	430	16.94	35,228	17.71	36,834	11.87	24,695	10.58	22,001	26.48	55,084
Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand	4,350	13.81	28,731	15.03	31,253	10.39	21,615	9.80	20,374	22.65	47,123
Light Truck or Delivery Services Drivers	2,660	15.83	32,920	17.26	35,909	10.26	21,330	9.62	20,008	29.04	60,391
Machine Feeders and Offbearers	200	12.11	25,173	13.68	28,457	9.56	19,876	9.12	18,961	21.17	44,012
Motor Vehicle Operators, All Other	120	16.11	33,510	17.86	37,150	12.28	25,539	11.20	23,312	27.26	56,690
Packers and Packagers, Hand	1,580	10.25	21,310	11.72	24,370	9.23	19,205	9.05	18,829	15.34	31,914
Parking Lot Attendants	210	11.21	23,323	11.72	24,370	9.29	19,317	9.10	18,920	14.92	31,049
Refuse and Recyclable Material Collectors	370	21.93	45,618	21.87	45,486	17.14	35,645	15.75	32,768	28.68	59,659
Sailors and Marine Oilers	N/A	14.12	29,372	15.84	32,951	11.77	24,492	9.54	19,835	26.89	55,938
Taxi Drivers and Chauffeurs	1,390	11.32	23,546	16.22	33,733	9.24	19,215	9.04	18,788	33.35	69,368


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