Occupational Employment and Wages (1Q 2015): Hartford Labor Market Area

Occupational Employment and Wages (1Q 2015): Hartford Labor Market Area

Hartford Labor Market Area - Occupational Employment and Wages (OES)

1st Quarter 2015

Hartford 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 -Hartford 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	564,480	21.94	45,636	27.23	56,643	11.80	24,561	9.71	20,209	49.36	102,656
Management Occupations	41,620	53.34	110,959	58.51	121,697	31.80	66,131	27.11	56,397	>90.00	>187,200
Administrative Services Managers	1,510	45.94	95,556	48.46	100,788	30.89	64,245	27.92	58,080	72.19	150,159
Advertising and Promotions Managers	100	44.92	93,427	55.83	116,110	29.39	61,142	28.10	58,445	>90.00	>187,200
Architectural and Engineering Managers	1,410	63.01	131,045	62.12	129,200	47.60	98,994	43.98	91,480	76.68	159,487
Chief Executives	560	>90.00	>187,200	102.68	213,593	56.24	116,982	52.06	108,272	>90.00	>187,200
Compensation and Benefits Managers	140	61.44	127,780	68.70	142,899	43.98	91,460	41.45	86,228	>90.00	>187,200
Computer and Information Systems Managers	3,290	59.21	123,147	64.13	133,398	45.46	94,542	41.95	87,252	>90.00	>187,200
Construction Managers	890	46.94	97,615	47.16	98,081	33.54	69,771	30.45	63,332	67.04	139,441
Education Administrators, All Other	50	42.68	88,763	46.45	96,621	28.80	59,905	26.92	56,002	72.73	151,274
Education Administrators, Elementary and Secondary School	1,060	N/A	124,455	N/A	117,631	N/A	87,181	N/A	71,972	N/A	153,170
Education Administrators, Postsecondary	610	47.54	98,892	55.08	114,558	32.43	67,449	29.37	61,112	>90.00	>187,200
Education Administrators, Preschool and Childcare Center/Program	240	22.61	47,028	24.72	51,408	13.20	27,458	12.72	26,444	42.55	88,499
Emergency Management Directors	60	35.04	72,894	37.07	77,102	22.36	46,501	15.64	32,518	51.50	107,106
Financial Managers	4,900	57.70	120,034	63.09	131,228	39.13	81,401	34.67	72,113	>90.00	>187,200
Food Service Managers	730	22.30	46,369	24.94	51,895	16.80	34,952	15.67	32,589	37.40	77,771
General and Operations Managers	11,970	52.88	109,985	62.36	129,707	28.84	59,976	23.98	49,877	>90.00	>187,200
Human Resources Managers	790	55.94	116,343	59.85	124,505	39.72	82,618	38.26	79,566	88.18	183,417
Industrial Production Managers	1,060	49.34	102,624	50.35	104,723	35.48	73,787	32.62	67,845	72.26	150,290
Legislators	270	N/A	33,491	N/A	34,597	N/A	23,118	N/A	19,245	N/A	41,157
Lodging Managers	50	24.51	50,972	28.74	59,763	18.09	37,618	16.83	35,022	50.94	105,950
Managers, All Other	3,040	55.50	115,450	58.63	121,940	37.10	77,173	32.51	67,611	87.88	182,798
Marketing Managers	1,550	56.69	117,925	59.47	123,694	39.28	81,706	36.11	75,105	87.03	181,024
Medical and Health Services Managers	1,560	48.65	101,194	60.56	125,986	35.53	73,898	32.75	68,118	>90.00	>187,200
Natural Sciences Managers	230	64.23	133,601	65.54	136,328	47.61	99,024	43.54	90,568	88.80	184,715
Postmasters and Mail Superintendents	60	37.71	78,430	36.99	76,940	29.35	61,061	27.97	58,171	44.80	93,174
Property, Real Estate, and Community Association Managers	730	33.45	69,568	39.98	83,166	21.20	44,098	19.65	40,873	83.15	172,943
Public Relations and Fundraising Managers	300	50.81	105,686	55.73	115,917	34.15	71,039	31.84	66,222	84.46	175,680
Purchasing Managers	490	54.20	112,733	54.32	112,987	36.43	75,784	32.87	68,382	75.41	156,851
Sales Managers	2,260	55.67	115,775	63.13	131,309	35.58	73,999	32.51	67,611	>90.00	>187,200
Social and Community Service Managers	1,090	32.42	67,439	33.96	70,643	23.24	48,346	20.58	42,810	47.41	98,629
Training and Development Managers	260	52.59	109,387	54.76	113,909	39.03	81,188	37.74	78,491	80.05	166,514
Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Managers	350	43.23	89,919	43.39	90,243	28.50	59,277	25.67	53,396	61.05	126,979



Business Occupations -Hartford 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	37,630	35.48	73,797	37.86	78,745	23.08	48,001	20.87	43,408	56.24	116,992
Accountants and Auditors	5,270	34.46	71,688	35.89	74,659	24.12	50,171	22.21	46,196	52.06	108,282
Appraisers and Assessors of Real Estate	230	39.97	83,145	37.68	78,370	26.24	54,582	25.68	53,436	50.07	104,155
Budget Analysts	640	38.76	80,621	38.46	80,002	31.00	64,468	30.00	62,410	48.61	101,113
Business Operations Specialists, All Other	4,180	35.65	74,162	36.94	76,828	23.58	49,046	21.31	44,341	55.61	115,653
Claims Adjusters, Examiners, and Investigators	2,550	33.61	69,923	37.52	78,045	23.02	47,869	21.04	43,773	54.65	113,676
Compensation, Benefits, and Job Analysis Specialists	640	33.47	69,619	36.27	75,439	19.69	40,954	18.02	37,476	52.83	109,884
Compliance Officers, ex. Agriculture, Construction, Health and Safety, and Transportation	1,600	36.31	75,531	37.66	78,329	25.72	53,507	24.20	50,333	54.88	114,153
Cost Estimators	980	36.01	74,902	36.45	75,825	24.17	50,273	22.06	45,892	53.07	110,391
Credit Analysts	260	38.34	79,738	40.51	84,251	28.19	58,638	25.94	53,943	57.90	120,419
Credit Counselors	40	21.12	43,925	21.96	45,689	17.36	36,097	16.55	34,424	28.40	59,084
Financial Analysts	2,050	37.33	77,660	41.20	85,690	28.98	60,270	26.44	55,008	57.99	120,612
Financial Examiners	200	43.57	90,618	44.26	92,068	30.38	63,191	27.82	57,867	63.07	131,177
Financial Specialists, All Other	700	27.37	56,914	29.88	62,166	18.32	38,105	16.86	35,083	46.97	97,696
Fundraisers	350	22.53	46,866	24.25	50,435	16.31	33,927	14.74	30,662	37.66	78,339
Human Resources Specialists	2,050	31.71	65,949	32.72	68,058	20.95	43,570	18.30	38,075	47.66	99,126
Insurance Appraisers, Auto Damage	80	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Insurance Underwriters	2,850	37.54	78,086	44.67	92,910	24.94	51,875	22.41	46,602	79.15	164,638
Labor Relations Specialists	360	25.99	54,055	29.83	62,045	9.03	18,789	8.97	18,657	68.21	141,885
Loan Officers	790	32.51	67,611	34.93	72,661	18.79	39,078	16.05	33,390	59.74	124,272
Logisticians	190	39.01	81,138	37.97	78,978	28.16	58,577	26.50	55,119	50.09	104,185
Management Analysts	4,850	41.91	87,171	42.86	89,148	29.33	61,000	26.71	55,545	60.51	125,864
Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists	1,880	32.06	66,699	33.81	70,309	20.94	43,550	18.99	39,494	51.42	106,953
Meeting, Convention, and Event Planners	340	29.48	61,315	30.60	63,647	18.59	38,652	17.37	36,138	45.23	94,076
Personal Financial Advisors	730	53.08	110,421	66.14	137,565	25.88	53,821	23.37	48,610	>90.00	>187,200
Purchasing Agents, ex. Wholesale, Retail, and Farm Products	1,340	34.44	71,637	34.40	71,556	23.77	49,431	21.58	44,878	47.27	98,325
Tax Examiners and Collectors, and Revenue Agents	580	38.79	80,682	38.36	79,779	27.90	58,040	26.57	55,271	49.34	102,634
Tax Preparers	390	20.18	41,968	22.89	47,606	9.90	20,594	9.28	19,296	36.30	75,500
Training and Development Specialists	1,110	30.89	64,235	31.93	66,405	21.92	45,588	20.26	42,130	45.40	94,431
Wholesale and Retail Buyers, ex. Farm Products	380	22.21	46,176	32.46	67,510	15.45	32,143	14.27	29,689	58.27	121,200



Computer Occupations -Hartford 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	20,920	41.39	86,096	42.10	87,566	27.53	57,249	24.51	50,972	61.20	127,314
Actuaries	900	51.69	107,511	55.97	116,414	34.95	72,702	32.27	67,125	86.69	180,334
Computer and Information Research Scientists	320	55.78	116,008	57.39	119,385	42.57	88,550	40.23	83,683	76.27	158,646
Computer Network Architects	430	53.75	111,810	52.90	110,036	39.54	82,253	36.30	75,510	71.26	148,222
Computer Network Support Specialists	650	38.21	79,465	38.47	80,022	22.60	47,018	15.18	31,565	60.57	126,006
Computer Occupations, All Other	1,080	46.04	95,779	45.40	94,431	29.54	61,436	26.26	54,633	66.46	138,234
Computer Programmers	1,310	39.15	81,422	39.99	83,186	28.77	59,834	26.29	54,693	57.37	119,324
Computer Systems Analysts	4,150	42.79	89,006	43.51	90,497	33.01	68,676	31.31	65,137	58.18	121,017
Computer User Support Specialists	3,640	27.68	57,573	30.32	63,059	19.02	39,565	17.58	36,564	49.47	102,908
Database Administrators	570	48.31	100,474	47.68	99,166	31.75	66,040	28.80	59,895	69.13	143,801
Information Security Analysts	320	47.08	97,929	45.79	95,242	32.77	68,159	30.25	62,917	61.14	127,182
Network and Computer Systems Administrators	1,390	38.53	80,144	40.54	84,312	29.20	60,737	26.67	55,474	59.39	123,522
Operations Research Analysts	620	42.36	88,114	45.03	93,660	30.79	64,052	28.84	59,976	62.16	129,291
Software Developers, Applications	3,550	44.28	92,099	44.39	92,332	32.50	67,591	30.37	63,160	59.92	124,617
Software Developers, Systems Software	1,550	44.88	93,356	46.42	96,550	32.34	67,257	30.18	62,765	67.30	139,968
Statisticians	70	43.85	91,217	44.83	93,234	34.10	70,927	31.73	65,989	58.81	122,325
Web Developers	380	35.73	74,324	35.89	74,669	24.20	50,344	20.65	42,972	51.25	106,588



Architecture and Engineering Occupations -Hartford 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	12,090	40.35	83,906	40.50	84,230	28.07	58,374	25.52	53,091	57.73	120,064
Architects, ex. Landscape and Naval	530	41.62	86,583	40.70	84,666	31.23	64,955	28.02	58,263	50.15	104,307
Architectural and Civil Drafters	320	28.42	59,114	29.00	60,321	22.94	47,707	21.04	43,763	37.65	78,319
Chemical Engineers	N/A	42.90	89,239	45.23	94,096	28.77	59,834	25.50	53,041	67.56	140,516
Civil Engineering Technicians	290	30.02	62,450	29.70	61,781	19.54	40,640	15.95	33,177	43.86	91,247
Civil Engineers	1,870	41.54	86,400	42.31	88,023	31.62	65,756	29.45	61,254	57.22	119,010
Computer Hardware Engineers	100	42.78	88,986	46.70	97,138	31.08	64,651	30.68	63,819	75.40	156,841
Drafters, All Other	30	20.99	43,651	22.11	46,004	15.38	31,991	13.96	29,030	34.52	71,789
Electrical and Electronics Drafters	110	24.72	51,418	26.99	56,143	17.12	35,600	15.83	32,934	41.54	86,421
Electrical and Electronics Engineering Technicians	400	27.46	57,117	26.99	56,143	19.26	40,042	17.37	36,128	36.29	75,480
Electrical Engineers	770	42.73	88,874	43.42	90,314	32.15	66,871	31.10	64,681	59.07	122,863
Electronics Engineers, ex. Computer	210	45.21	94,035	46.84	97,412	35.40	73,614	32.43	67,449	63.76	132,617
Engineering Technicians, ex. Drafters, All Other	100	25.71	53,477	25.86	53,771	21.79	45,335	21.04	43,763	30.58	63,616
Engineers, All Other	420	43.23	89,919	42.32	88,033	30.02	62,440	27.13	56,438	57.31	119,202
Environmental Engineering Technicians	20	25.40	52,828	28.59	59,479	18.81	39,119	17.10	35,560	48.40	100,667
Environmental Engineers	290	44.30	92,149	44.41	92,383	35.34	73,492	33.18	69,001	57.03	118,604
Health & Safety Engineers, Ex. Mining Safety Engineers & Inspectors	90	43.47	90,416	42.42	88,246	36.02	74,922	32.50	67,601	49.99	103,972
Industrial Engineering Technicians	420	32.92	68,483	31.92	66,385	24.27	50,496	21.97	45,700	39.25	81,645
Industrial Engineers	1,210	39.83	82,831	39.97	83,135	29.60	61,568	27.41	57,005	55.63	115,704
Landscape Architects	30	37.82	78,664	42.01	87,384	23.70	49,289	20.73	43,104	69.84	145,261
Mechanical Drafters	360	28.37	59,023	28.15	58,547	20.33	42,282	17.20	35,763	37.87	78,775
Mechanical Engineering Technicians	210	36.07	75,013	35.87	74,608	26.99	56,143	25.02	52,047	46.68	97,098
Mechanical Engineers	1,780	40.68	84,616	41.36	86,015	29.93	62,258	27.54	57,269	57.63	119,882
Surveying and Mapping Technicians	100	20.86	43,388	23.89	49,684	15.37	31,970	14.34	29,831	37.19	77,366
Surveyors	200	31.35	65,208	31.68	65,888	25.03	52,067	23.80	49,492	40.91	85,092



Life, Physical and Social Science Occupations -Hartford 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	4,000	34.79	72,357	36.62	76,169	22.22	46,217	20.11	41,816	54.19	112,713
Biological Scientists, All Other	10	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Biological Technicians	90	30.43	63,292	29.89	62,177	18.81	39,109	17.39	36,178	44.50	92,565
Chemical Technicians	220	22.30	46,369	23.08	48,001	17.62	36,665	16.48	34,272	31.24	64,975
Chemists	450	27.93	58,111	33.11	68,848	21.13	43,956	20.37	42,374	53.57	111,425
Clinical, Counseling and School Psychologists	620	40.60	84,443	42.96	89,351	28.60	59,500	25.55	53,142	56.85	118,269
Conservation Scientists	N/A	49.40	102,766	48.77	101,448	41.76	86,846	39.86	82,902	57.82	120,247
Economists	110	41.35	85,995	40.50	84,241	32.29	67,175	29.54	61,426	48.44	100,758
Environmental Science and Protection Technicians, Including Health	140	19.54	40,650	22.39	46,572	14.60	30,368	13.12	27,286	36.24	75,368
Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health	530	32.68	67,987	32.93	68,504	22.60	47,008	20.82	43,286	43.98	91,470
Forensic Science Technicians	40	23.68	49,248	27.11	56,397	21.12	43,925	20.06	41,715	39.19	81,513
Forest and Conservation Technicians	10	40.03	83,257	35.94	74,740	24.10	50,141	17.47	36,330	43.93	91,359
Foresters	50	36.60	76,139	34.31	71,373	28.05	58,334	28.61	59,520	40.12	83,450
Geoscientists, ex. Hydrologists and Geographers	50	37.88	78,785	39.54	82,263	26.05	54,186	22.26	46,288	58.39	121,463
Hydrologists	N/A	43.11	89,686	41.85	87,039	30.68	63,819	29.70	61,781	56.24	116,992
Life Scientists, All Other	100	41.86	87,059	39.52	82,213	23.23	48,316	22.37	46,531	56.84	118,239
Life, Physical, and Social Science Technicians, All Other	290	27.41	57,015	27.77	57,766	20.48	42,597	19.74	41,056	36.87	76,676
Materials Scientists	N/A	49.74	103,455	50.01	104,003	37.34	77,690	34.41	71,576	69.35	144,247
Medical Scientists, ex. Epidemiologists	300	41.47	86,268	47.77	99,349	31.37	65,249	29.73	61,832	83.62	173,936
Microbiologists	50	28.63	59,571	31.71	65,949	23.94	49,796	22.44	46,673	45.86	95,384
Physical Scientists, All Other	N/A	16.88	35,124	23.74	49,360	13.41	27,904	12.87	26,759	43.44	90,355
Physicists	30	42.80	89,016	59.98	124,738	31.01	64,488	29.47	61,284	>90.00	>187,200
Psychologists, All Other	50	48.08	99,998	43.61	90,710	23.60	49,066	16.29	33,897	64.79	134,767
Social Scientists and Related Workers, All Other	170	40.16	83,541	43.65	90,801	30.07	62,542	28.75	59,804	68.77	143,030
Soil and Plant Scientists	20	34.16	71,049	34.44	71,657	29.79	61,953	28.61	59,510	42.54	88,469
Survey Researchers	70	36.04	74,953	39.35	81,848	26.83	55,819	25.13	52,260	57.03	118,604
Urban and Regional Planners	150	41.24	85,772	41.32	85,954	31.33	65,168	30.51	63,454	51.69	107,521



Community and Social Services Occupations -Hartford 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	12,680	23.50	48,894	25.38	52,787	15.06	31,332	13.75	28,604	40.06	83,328
Child, Family, and School Social Workers	2,200	32.19	66,973	30.26	62,937	19.05	39,626	16.63	34,586	41.96	87,272
Clergy	130	26.43	54,988	26.99	56,154	16.92	35,205	14.65	30,480	42.55	88,499
Community and Social Service Specialists, All Other	380	22.40	46,582	25.84	53,740	12.50	26,018	9.58	19,935	43.20	89,848
Community Health Workers	300	17.45	36,290	18.30	38,075	13.36	27,793	12.73	26,465	25.21	52,422
Counselors, All Other	150	21.24	44,179	21.99	45,740	14.90	30,977	12.39	25,765	33.69	70,075
Directors, Religious Activities and Education	30	23.09	48,011	24.03	49,989	10.57	21,983	9.18	19,093	42.84	89,097
Educational, Guidance, School, and Vocational Counselors	1,380	26.07	54,227	27.11	56,397	16.81	34,972	15.41	32,062	42.86	89,158
Health Educators	240	27.59	57,380	29.06	60,453	18.30	38,064	16.69	34,718	44.35	92,241
Healthcare Social Workers	700	29.09	60,504	29.64	61,639	21.22	44,128	20.05	41,684	42.35	88,094
Marriage and Family Therapists	50	21.53	44,767	24.07	50,080	17.21	35,783	16.35	33,998	35.87	74,618
Mental Health and Substance Abuse Social Workers	1,100	27.50	57,198	27.83	57,898	16.95	35,256	14.43	30,003	42.96	89,361
Mental Health Counselors	870	21.84	45,426	23.39	48,650	16.89	35,124	14.11	29,365	30.30	63,018
Rehabilitation Counselors	710	20.28	42,171	23.21	48,285	13.35	27,783	12.79	26,596	37.12	77,224
Religious Workers, All Other	20	12.59	26,191	14.93	31,038	9.85	20,472	9.26	19,255	29.48	61,305
Social and Human Service Assistants	3,160	17.52	36,452	18.68	38,855	13.45	27,965	12.48	25,958	26.98	56,123
Social Workers, All Other	110	20.00	41,583	24.46	50,881	16.60	34,526	15.75	32,751	40.50	84,230
Substance Abuse and Behavioral Disorder Counselors	580	24.91	51,824	24.75	51,479	16.68	34,708	15.95	33,177	35.72	74,314



Legal Occupations -Hartford 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	6,520	39.25	81,635	47.96	99,754	21.81	45,365	18.34	38,166	88.04	183,143
Administrative Law Judges, Adjudicators, and Hearing Officers	120	40.09	83,379	44.20	91,926	33.73	70,177	32.90	68,443	64.57	134,300
Lawyers	3,390	58.94	122,589	66.70	138,721	39.80	82,791	37.40	77,792	>90.00	>187,200
Legal Support Workers, All Other	90	30.31	63,028	32.78	68,179	23.49	48,873	23.71	49,309	49.44	102,827
Paralegals and Legal Assistants	2,560	24.73	51,449	24.52	50,992	16.96	35,296	15.65	32,548	34.67	72,113
Title Examiners, Abstractors, and Searchers	80	23.92	49,766	27.55	57,310	20.62	42,891	19.51	40,569	37.54	78,076



Education, Training and Library Occupations -Hartford 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	41,940	26.29	54,693	28.15	58,536	12.55	26,110	10.34	21,506	46.42	96,550
Adult Basic and Secondary Education and Literacy Teachers and Ins	150	22.65	47,119	26.56	55,231	12.99	27,022	9.34	19,418	45.63	94,907
Anthropology and Archeology Teachers, Postsecondary	80	N/A	78,197	N/A	81,554	N/A	57,816	N/A	53,913	N/A	117,022
Archivists	10	29.89	62,187	32.02	66,608	18.96	39,443	14.13	29,405	47.79	99,389
Area, Ethnic, and Cultural Studies Teachers, Postsecondary	120	N/A	69,710	N/A	79,698	N/A	51,864	N/A	49,583	N/A	131,167
Art, Drama, and Music Teachers, Postsecondary	350	N/A	73,026	N/A	84,230	N/A	50,922	N/A	50,191	N/A	142,209
Audio-Visual and Multimedia Collections Specialists	80	32.11	66,790	32.31	67,196	23.80	49,492	22.23	46,237	44.60	92,778
Biological Science Teachers, Postsecondary	450	N/A	91,369	N/A	102,786	N/A	61,010	N/A	55,768	N/A	168,065
Business Teachers, Postsecondary	340	N/A	89,544	N/A	106,396	N/A	51,986	N/A	46,115	N/A	>187,200
Career/Technical Education Teachers, Middle School	80	N/A	78,552	N/A	75,672	N/A	58,749	N/A	50,242	N/A	96,510
Career/Technical Education Teachers, Secondary School	750	N/A	76,210	N/A	73,878	N/A	54,450	N/A	52,412	N/A	96,560
Chemistry Teachers, Postsecondary	100	N/A	83,125	N/A	98,710	N/A	58,435	N/A	54,024	N/A	170,225
Communications Teachers, Postsecondary	120	N/A	70,086	N/A	74,162	N/A	51,763	N/A	49,695	N/A	107,024
Computer Science Teachers, Postsecondary	200	N/A	88,236	N/A	92,890	N/A	57,583	N/A	48,265	N/A	145,403
Curators	50	38.68	80,469	36.06	75,003	25.37	52,767	21.75	45,243	46.76	97,270
Economics Teachers, Postsecondary	130	N/A	99,521	N/A	105,067	N/A	66,151	N/A	60,798	N/A	157,459
Education Teachers, Postsecondary	360	N/A	60,737	N/A	69,862	N/A	50,678	N/A	49,482	N/A	104,256
Education, Training and Library Workers, All Other	470	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Elementary School Teachers, ex. Special Education	5,310	N/A	73,898	N/A	72,276	N/A	50,678	N/A	46,409	N/A	96,591
Engineering Teachers, Postsecondary	300	N/A	82,284	N/A	90,233	N/A	55,353	N/A	52,017	N/A	145,596
English Language and Literature Teachers, Postsecondary	330	N/A	68,149	N/A	76,646	N/A	47,068	N/A	42,212	N/A	125,235
Environmental Science Teachers, Postsecondary	20	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Foreign Language and Literature Teachers, Postsecondary	120	N/A	72,914	N/A	80,570	N/A	50,638	N/A	50,060	N/A	135,487
Graduate Teaching Assistants	2,310	N/A	19,357	N/A	21,912	N/A	19,194	N/A	18,556	N/A	29,669
Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary	630	N/A	133,094	N/A	153,282	N/A	67,490	N/A	57,918	N/A	>187,200
History Teachers, Postsecondary	160	N/A	83,186	N/A	93,701	N/A	57,056	N/A	52,878	N/A	157,895
Instructional Coordinators	520	44.50	92,565	42.55	88,499	29.24	60,838	26.70	55,525	55.87	116,211
Kindergarten Teachers, ex. Special Education	520	N/A	66,567	N/A	66,881	N/A	44,746	N/A	41,694	N/A	95,496
Librarians	780	33.06	68,747	32.54	67,672	20.48	42,607	17.13	35,621	46.78	97,311
Library Technicians	470	18.11	37,659	19.13	39,798	11.59	24,102	9.61	19,985	29.32	61,000
Mathematical Science Teachers, Postsecondary	250	N/A	81,280	N/A	87,303	N/A	50,942	N/A	49,796	N/A	141,215
Middle School Teachers, ex. Special and Career/Technical Educa	2,830	N/A	73,523	N/A	72,326	N/A	51,864	N/A	48,640	N/A	96,408
Museum Technicians and Conservators	30	21.27	44,250	21.69	45,111	16.52	34,363	15.71	32,660	28.90	60,098
Nursing Instructors and Teachers, Postsecondary	240	N/A	77,224	N/A	81,006	N/A	62,116	N/A	56,813	N/A	108,626
Philosophy and Religion Teachers, Postsecondary	120	N/A	85,052	N/A	94,431	N/A	59,672	N/A	54,501	N/A	140,272
Physics Teachers, Postsecondary	100	N/A	82,791	N/A	90,568	N/A	57,644	N/A	54,065	N/A	130,914
Political Science Teachers, Postsecondary	140	N/A	73,807	N/A	79,526	N/A	48,792	N/A	46,176	N/A	129,839
Postsecondary Teachers, All Other	N/A	N/A	62,420	N/A	72,134	N/A	51,986	N/A	50,840	N/A	98,598
Preschool Teachers, ex. Special Education	1,750	14.11	29,344	15.37	31,960	10.99	22,865	10.02	20,827	19.94	41,481
Psychology Teachers, Postsecondary	220	N/A	72,773	N/A	78,542	N/A	50,222	N/A	47,626	N/A	120,368
Secondary School Teachers, ex. Special and Career/Technical Ed	4,560	N/A	72,468	N/A	71,748	N/A	49,553	N/A	45,527	N/A	97,544
Self-Enrichment Education Teachers	600	17.35	36,077	19.58	40,721	11.22	23,342	9.51	19,783	33.58	69,852
Social Work Teachers, Postsecondary	270	N/A	73,168	N/A	77,051	N/A	50,709	N/A	47,241	N/A	108,018
Sociology Teachers, Postsecondary	130	N/A	76,058	N/A	83,551	N/A	51,570	N/A	47,312	N/A	140,496
Special Education Teachers, All Other	110	N/A	61,953	N/A	63,211	N/A	49,654	N/A	44,655	N/A	80,316
Special Education Teachers, Kindergarten and Elementary School	920	N/A	72,813	N/A	70,116	N/A	44,483	N/A	40,528	N/A	97,422
Special Education Teachers, Middle School	410	N/A	75,764	N/A	74,364	N/A	54,977	N/A	50,982	N/A	97,645
Special Education Teachers, Preschool	160	N/A	65,168	N/A	66,902	N/A	51,023	N/A	47,413	N/A	92,738
Special Education Teachers, Secondary School	780	N/A	77,366	N/A	72,823	N/A	47,981	N/A	40,447	N/A	98,041
Substitute Teachers	3,060	14.00	29,121	15.18	31,565	12.57	26,160	11.75	24,437	18.99	39,504
Teacher Assistants	7,130	N/A	27,225	N/A	28,908	N/A	20,938	N/A	19,519	N/A	41,664
Teachers and Instructors, All Other, ex. Substitute Teachers	920	N/A	48,812	N/A	54,166	N/A	30,825	N/A	26,769	N/A	89,047
Vocational Education Teachers, Postsecondary	300	20.49	42,617	22.53	46,866	19.38	40,305	18.44	38,358	29.08	60,493



Arts,Design,Entertainment,Sports,Media Occupations -Hartford 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	8,780	23.54	48,985	26.54	55,200	12.20	25,380	9.81	20,391	45.97	95,617
Actors	90	39.55	N/A	28.77	N/A	9.47	N/A	9.11	N/A	48.40	N/A
Art Directors	130	38.40	79,860	38.60	80,296	15.70	32,640	13.54	28,148	67.77	140,972
Artists and Related Workers, All Other	N/A	23.99	49,908	28.23	58,709	12.10	25,157	9.72	20,229	48.77	101,437
Athletes and Sports Competitors	50	N/A	37,466	N/A	48,468	N/A	30,389	N/A	27,752	N/A	92,535
Audio and Video Equipment Technicians	460	23.86	49,624	24.30	50,546	14.50	30,155	12.37	25,735	39.97	83,145
Broadcast Technicians	390	20.46	42,556	22.90	47,616	11.32	23,534	10.03	20,857	39.16	81,452
Camera Operators, Television, Video, and Motion Picture	290	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Coaches and Scouts	1,430	N/A	26,992	N/A	37,385	N/A	19,336	N/A	18,890	N/A	65,979
Commercial and Industrial Designers	70	31.68	65,878	32.72	68,068	23.54	48,975	21.78	45,294	45.78	95,222
Designers, All Other	20	32.79	68,200	31.36	65,239	22.67	47,160	20.81	43,276	41.54	86,421
Editors	330	28.09	58,415	29.90	62,187	17.65	36,716	15.07	31,352	47.20	98,172
Fashion Designers	N/A	11.23	23,372	11.96	24,883	9.40	19,549	9.15	19,022	14.94	31,068
Film and Video Editors	20	31.56	65,654	37.74	78,501	25.67	53,406	24.36	50,658	58.18	121,017
Floral Designers	N/A	9.59	19,955	12.11	25,177	9.27	19,286	8.97	18,667	18.32	38,115
Graphic Designers	650	20.13	41,867	23.55	48,995	16.00	33,268	15.27	31,768	36.81	76,544
Interior Designers	190	26.62	55,363	28.28	58,820	19.30	40,143	19.48	40,508	37.02	77,011
Interpreters and Translators	120	27.33	56,833	27.66	57,533	20.38	42,394	18.50	38,480	34.84	72,468
Media and Communication Equipment Workers, All Other	100	32.04	66,638	30.90	64,255	23.75	49,390	21.38	44,473	38.43	79,931
Media and Communication Workers, All Other	40	26.56	55,241	26.72	55,576	19.49	40,528	18.72	38,926	36.42	75,764
Merchandise Displayers and Window Trimmers	430	11.50	23,909	12.92	26,870	10.46	21,760	9.73	20,239	17.96	37,355
Multimedia Artists and Animators	280	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Music Directors and Composers	100	14.53	30,226	19.22	39,991	9.93	20,644	9.28	19,296	37.29	77,579
Musicians and Singers	240	23.64	N/A	28.40	N/A	11.76	N/A	10.36	N/A	48.55	N/A
Photographers	140	17.75	36,919	20.99	43,662	12.15	25,268	10.91	22,703	32.72	68,058
Producers and Directors	1,200	33.35	69,355	34.88	72,560	20.26	42,141	17.55	36,513	50.84	105,757
Public Relations Specialists	590	33.47	69,619	35.12	73,046	22.20	46,166	18.91	39,332	48.95	101,833
Radio and Television Announcers	210	11.63	24,183	14.11	29,365	10.66	22,176	9.97	20,736	18.26	37,993
Reporters and Correspondents	130	18.38	38,237	20.91	43,499	13.17	27,387	12.01	24,964	32.03	66,638
Sound Engineering Technicians	180	23.63	49,147	27.24	56,650	14.97	31,119	12.52	26,049	45.21	94,056
Technical Writers	280	37.66	78,319	38.47	80,022	27.67	57,553	24.15	50,232	56.08	116,647
Writers and Authors	140	36.08	75,044	41.45	86,218	21.58	44,878	18.59	38,652	78.88	164,070



Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Occupations -Hartford 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	35,400	34.78	72,337	40.64	84,535	22.21	46,186	19.51	40,569	64.06	133,246
Athletic Trainers	120	N/A	45,923	N/A	47,900	N/A	40,204	N/A	37,537	N/A	64,590
Audiologists	50	36.63	76,190	35.90	74,679	26.09	54,268	18.57	38,622	47.15	98,071
Cardiovascular Technologists and Technicians	160	34.33	71,404	32.97	68,595	21.33	44,361	17.79	36,990	45.71	95,080
Chiropractors	50	35.32	73,452	38.95	81,006	33.69	70,075	31.22	64,945	57.30	119,192
Dental Hygienists	1,410	40.32	83,855	39.48	82,121	31.64	65,796	31.14	64,782	48.24	100,342
Dentists, General	380	>90.00	>187,200	98.42	204,700	51.60	107,329	29.17	60,666	>90.00	>187,200
Diagnostic Medical Sonographers	260	37.12	77,214	36.65	76,230	25.66	53,385	20.92	43,509	48.04	99,916
Dietetic Technicians	40	16.18	33,664	16.94	35,235	11.88	24,721	10.72	22,287	24.74	51,459
Dietitians and Nutritionists	260	30.76	63,981	30.07	62,552	21.87	45,487	20.21	42,039	39.05	81,209
Emergency Medical Technicians and Paramedics	880	20.05	41,684	20.27	42,161	14.38	29,912	12.97	26,982	28.52	59,317
Exercise Physiologists	30	21.02	43,732	20.92	43,520	10.03	20,847	9.36	19,468	38.46	79,992
Family and General Practitioners	640	86.75	180,426	80.70	167,863	23.36	48,579	21.32	44,351	>90.00	>187,200
Health Diagnosing and Treating Practitioners, All Other	80	53.24	110,756	59.45	123,653	33.07	68,788	31.42	65,350	>90.00	>187,200
Health Technologists and Technicians, All Other	310	26.57	55,261	27.72	57,654	18.47	38,429	16.87	35,083	39.19	81,513
Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Workers, All Other	90	40.32	83,845	37.52	78,045	20.27	42,161	17.95	37,334	55.03	114,457
Internists, General	410	87.40	181,805	82.72	172,060	27.52	57,228	26.25	54,602	>90.00	>187,200
Licensed Practical and Licensed Vocational Nurses	2,820	27.38	56,944	27.54	57,279	23.78	49,451	21.74	45,223	34.14	71,008
Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technologists	110	37.48	77,944	37.02	77,001	30.55	63,556	29.73	61,842	46.81	97,361
Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technicians	750	24.27	50,496	24.88	51,753	17.87	37,152	16.41	34,130	34.96	72,712
Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technologists	500	34.72	72,215	34.59	71,931	27.74	57,705	25.83	53,720	44.92	93,437
Medical Records and Health Information Technicians	480	18.79	39,088	20.48	42,607	14.70	30,581	13.31	27,691	29.32	61,000
Nuclear Medicine Technologists	50	40.12	83,460	38.80	80,722	31.78	66,090	29.66	61,690	46.62	96,966
Nurse Midwives	N/A	45.97	95,617	46.14	95,962	42.97	89,391	40.11	83,429	55.74	115,937
Nurse Practitioners	920	49.42	102,806	49.82	103,617	40.91	85,102	39.76	82,699	59.92	124,627
Obstetricians and Gynecologists	140	>90.00	>187,200	91.83	190,991	34.12	70,978	27.03	56,214	>90.00	>187,200
Occupational Health and Safety Specialists	230	33.42	69,528	33.87	70,440	25.52	53,091	24.61	51,185	44.26	92,058
Occupational Health and Safety Technicians	90	28.49	59,256	28.84	59,986	22.20	46,166	18.13	37,699	37.12	77,224
Occupational Therapists	690	39.37	81,888	39.85	82,882	31.16	64,813	30.11	62,643	54.00	112,327
Ophthalmic Medical Technicians	150	20.24	42,100	20.25	42,110	16.03	33,339	15.17	31,555	26.10	54,288
Opticians, Dispensing	270	21.20	44,108	21.68	45,101	13.33	27,742	12.76	26,536	33.92	70,552
Optometrists	N/A	>90.00	>187,200	98.09	204,041	43.33	90,111	41.44	86,208	>90.00	>187,200
Pediatricians, General	200	76.30	158,706	81.33	169,171	27.32	56,813	25.89	53,852	>90.00	>187,200
Pharmacists	1,060	60.68	126,199	58.20	121,058	46.10	95,881	41.68	86,694	72.72	151,264
Pharmacy Technicians	1,270	14.22	29,577	15.14	31,494	11.38	23,656	10.50	21,851	21.54	44,787
Physical Therapists	1,320	39.68	82,527	39.04	81,199	31.06	64,600	28.88	60,057	47.96	99,764
Physician Assistants	760	52.72	109,651	52.35	108,880	40.28	83,784	39.60	82,365	67.88	141,185
Physicians and Surgeons, All Other	1,580	78.83	163,959	80.62	167,680	29.12	60,564	26.11	54,298	>90.00	>187,200
Podiatrists	20	70.97	147,614	74.70	155,381	52.23	108,637	51.56	107,258	>90.00	>187,200
Psychiatric Technicians	N/A	22.55	46,896	22.49	46,764	16.91	35,175	15.88	33,025	29.70	61,771
Psychiatrists	560	89.98	187,158	85.59	178,022	34.24	71,221	31.61	65,746	>90.00	>187,200
Radiation Therapists	60	39.84	82,862	40.10	83,419	29.23	60,798	26.82	55,789	56.41	117,326
Radiologic Technologists and Technicians	630	31.13	64,752	31.18	64,853	24.37	50,688	22.60	46,997	40.95	85,184
Recreational Therapists	200	28.78	59,844	28.52	59,327	19.07	39,677	17.51	36,422	40.39	83,997
Registered Nurses	11,780	36.13	75,155	36.15	75,196	28.54	59,368	25.87	53,801	46.56	96,854
Respiratory Therapists	500	30.20	62,795	29.89	62,166	24.60	51,175	23.54	48,975	36.95	76,849
Speech-Language Pathologists	630	41.70	86,745	40.96	85,194	27.49	57,178	24.63	51,216	58.09	120,825
Surgeons	360	>90.00	>187,200	106.44	221,380	59.85	124,495	35.10	73,016	>90.00	>187,200
Surgical Technologists	240	26.42	54,957	25.91	53,892	19.35	40,244	19.08	39,697	34.47	71,698
Therapists, All Other	N/A	22.59	46,997	25.36	52,757	19.32	40,184	19.06	39,656	40.53	84,312
Veterinarians	220	53.44	111,141	52.33	108,850	38.18	79,414	30.97	64,397	67.90	141,236
Veterinary Technologists and Technicians	530	17.08	35,519	18.31	38,085	13.71	28,503	12.97	26,982	27.08	56,336



Healthcare Support Occupations -Hartford 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	16,900	15.95	33,179	16.85	35,049	12.72	26,456	12.16	25,301	23.21	48,272
Dental Assistants	1,430	20.89	43,449	20.28	42,182	15.87	33,006	14.01	29,133	25.52	53,075
Healthcare Support Workers, All Other	420	14.87	30,931	16.34	33,976	11.12	23,114	10.33	21,500	23.48	48,844
Home Health Aides	2,140	13.63	28,356	14.27	29,664	11.48	23,860	9.72	20,222	18.70	38,902
Massage Therapists	500	19.01	39,535	19.98	41,548	13.30	27,672	10.91	22,695	30.81	64,090
Medical Assistants	2,360	17.27	35,908	17.89	37,206	13.97	29,051	12.76	26,548	23.88	49,672
Medical Equipment Preparers	240	17.96	37,369	18.37	38,217	15.48	32,209	14.19	29,511	23.27	48,405
Medical Transcriptionists	290	20.49	42,621	20.38	42,386	14.89	30,962	13.44	27,948	27.85	57,918
Nursing Assistants	7,240	15.13	31,473	15.64	32,546	13.15	27,345	12.42	25,812	19.18	39,893
Occupational Therapy Aides	N/A	9.88	20,549	13.04	27,130	9.25	19,241	9.04	18,812	18.56	38,605
Occupational Therapy Assistants	250	30.10	62,609	29.50	61,352	23.38	48,640	21.60	44,931	36.69	76,312
Orderlies	110	13.66	28,418	14.29	29,715	11.15	23,196	10.45	21,745	19.13	39,781
Pharmacy Aides	N/A	11.08	23,043	11.77	24,473	10.72	22,297	9.95	20,692	14.94	31,085
Phlebotomists	970	17.20	35,765	17.33	36,051	14.29	29,715	13.18	27,406	22.25	46,269
Physical Therapist Aides	200	14.44	30,032	14.67	30,523	11.95	24,851	10.84	22,552	18.66	38,800
Physical Therapist Assistants	220	26.84	55,844	25.44	52,932	12.85	26,742	12.25	25,475	40.37	83,986
Psychiatric Aides	160	19.70	40,976	21.88	45,493	15.78	32,822	14.77	30,707	28.39	59,042
Veterinary Assistants and Laboratory Animal Caretakers	260	11.87	24,688	13.23	27,529	9.95	20,703	9.30	19,344	19.00	39,505



Protective Service Occupations -Hartford 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	10,980	20.80	43,275	22.98	47,802	10.84	22,552	9.87	20,529	40.45	84,139
Animal Control Workers	80	21.78	45,288	21.22	44,144	11.49	23,891	9.49	19,742	33.33	69,332
Crossing Guards	370	12.76	26,537	13.09	27,232	10.25	21,326	9.52	19,803	17.46	36,337
Detectives and Criminal Investigators	340	36.65	76,240	40.34	83,914	30.49	63,416	28.70	59,707	58.38	121,436
Fire Inspectors and Investigators	230	30.88	64,233	30.13	62,690	16.48	34,283	9.58	19,946	46.71	97,147
Firefighters	730	30.42	63,273	28.04	58,327	18.71	38,922	10.94	22,767	37.08	77,129
First-Line Supervisors of Fire Fighting and Prevention Workers	320	37.88	78,785	37.64	78,304	27.99	58,204	27.37	56,927	50.53	105,097
First-Line Supervisors of Police and Detectives	560	43.91	91,323	43.86	91,220	36.39	75,699	33.74	70,181	56.81	118,167
First-Line Supervisors of Protective Service Workers, All Other	170	19.47	40,486	20.96	43,592	12.50	25,996	11.28	23,462	31.94	66,441
Lifeguards, Ski Patrol, and Other Recreational Protective Service Workers	700	10.54	21,919	11.13	23,135	9.32	19,384	9.10	18,925	14.14	29,429
Parking Enforcement Workers	30	17.89	37,206	18.17	37,798	15.63	32,515	14.71	30,594	22.96	47,761
Police and Sheriff's Patrol Officers	2,300	32.52	67,636	31.88	66,318	24.27	50,479	22.65	47,107	40.95	85,161
Private Detectives and Investigators	30	32.56	67,718	30.32	63,058	18.16	37,768	16.12	33,537	46.11	95,890
Protective Service Workers, All Other	320	21.47	44,655	21.84	45,431	9.87	20,519	9.30	19,344	36.76	76,455
Security Guards	4,230	12.31	25,618	14.00	29,123	10.31	21,438	9.66	20,090	20.49	42,621



Food Preparation and Serving-Related Occupations -Hartford 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	41,190	9.71	20,202	11.89	24,729	9.22	19,170	9.03	18,782	17.77	36,960
Bartenders	2,140	9.40	19,558	11.25	23,400	9.24	19,211	8.99	18,710	17.86	37,154
Chefs and Head Cooks	700	22.27	46,310	22.88	47,598	16.27	33,844	14.02	29,164	30.43	63,293
Combined Food Preparation and Serving Workers, Including Fast Food	8,220	9.40	19,558	10.39	21,602	9.22	19,160	8.99	18,710	13.21	27,478
Cooks, All Other	N/A	14.90	30,993	17.79	37,011	11.77	24,473	10.55	21,939	28.95	60,207
Cooks, Fast Food	2,870	9.43	19,620	10.30	21,418	9.19	19,098	9.00	18,720	13.43	27,927
Cooks, Institution and Cafeteria	1,380	14.80	30,778	15.91	33,098	12.91	26,834	12.25	25,485	22.09	45,953
Cooks, Restaurant	3,570	12.61	26,221	12.83	26,701	10.26	21,336	9.54	19,855	16.68	34,692
Cooks, Short Order	790	11.10	23,084	11.52	23,962	9.99	20,784	9.33	19,405	14.62	30,420
Counter Attendants, Cafeteria, Food Concession, and Coffee Shop	1,670	9.29	19,323	9.48	19,722	9.21	19,160	8.97	18,659	10.36	21,541
Dining Room and Cafeteria Attendants and Bartender Helpers	1,490	9.29	19,323	9.54	19,865	9.24	19,211	8.97	18,659	9.69	20,151
Dishwashers	1,760	9.97	20,754	10.83	22,532	9.23	19,190	9.05	18,833	14.06	29,256
First-Line Supervisors of Food Preparation and Serving Workers	2,420	16.37	34,058	18.30	38,064	11.43	23,778	10.40	21,622	29.40	61,137
Food Preparation and Serving Related Workers, All Other	50	10.81	22,491	11.95	24,851	9.50	19,773	9.16	19,037	17.71	36,838
Food Preparation Workers	3,370	9.97	20,744	11.04	22,961	9.25	19,231	9.05	18,833	14.83	30,839
Food Servers, Nonrestaurant	1,330	11.84	24,627	12.99	27,018	10.07	20,927	9.35	19,446	18.41	38,299
Hosts and Hostesses, Restaurant, Lounge, and Coffee Shop	1,100	9.51	19,783	10.33	21,479	9.22	19,170	9.01	18,751	12.00	24,954
Waiters and Waitresses	8,260	9.45	19,660	11.71	24,361	9.22	19,180	9.00	18,730	19.38	40,312



Building/Grounds Cleaning/Maintenance Occupations -Hartford 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	17,670	13.41	27,876	15.01	31,228	9.89	20,570	9.28	19,292	23.65	49,182
First-Line Supervisors of Housekeeping and Janitorial Workers	720	21.94	45,626	21.31	44,307	13.60	28,285	12.22	25,424	29.46	61,270
First-Line Supervisors of Landscaping, Lawn Service, and Groundsk	590	24.26	50,449	26.17	54,424	16.02	33,333	14.59	30,339	37.19	77,344
Grounds Maintenance Workers, All Other	N/A	18.02	37,481	18.74	38,984	16.79	34,927	15.69	32,617	23.13	48,119
Janitors and Cleaners, ex. Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners	9,290	12.87	26,762	14.42	29,991	9.56	19,885	9.17	19,057	22.88	47,598
Landscaping and Groundskeeping Workers	3,920	14.37	29,889	15.50	32,250	10.93	22,736	10.16	21,122	23.32	48,507
Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners	2,940	11.43	23,778	12.15	25,260	9.79	20,365	9.25	19,241	16.65	34,610
Pest Control Workers	130	18.07	37,573	18.37	38,217	12.36	25,720	11.39	23,707	27.27	56,723
Tree Trimmers and Pruners	20	27.38	56,937	27.91	58,051	20.27	42,161	18.27	38,013	38.08	79,204



Personal Care and Service Occupations -Hartford 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	17,660	11.92	24,800	13.78	28,663	9.67	20,110	9.19	19,098	21.35	44,399
Amusement and Recreation Attendants	640	9.30	19,333	9.92	20,641	9.14	18,996	8.97	18,659	11.59	24,105
Baggage Porters and Bellhops	40	11.36	23,635	12.84	26,721	9.72	20,212	9.19	19,109	18.15	37,757
Childcare Workers	2,410	10.62	22,082	11.16	23,216	9.32	19,395	9.13	18,976	14.35	29,848
Concierges	60	11.92	24,800	12.41	25,802	9.87	20,529	9.30	19,344	14.99	31,187
First-Line Supervisors of Personal Service Workers	1,020	20.51	42,652	21.27	44,246	15.04	31,289	13.76	28,632	29.95	62,302
Fitness Trainers and Aerobics Instructors	1,310	17.91	37,257	19.09	39,709	12.34	25,679	11.45	23,830	29.37	61,076
Hairdressers, Hairstylists, and Cosmetologists	1,200	11.27	23,441	13.77	28,653	9.30	19,344	9.11	18,966	20.23	42,090
Locker Room, Coatroom, and Dressing Room Attendants	50	9.45	19,660	10.28	21,377	9.31	19,364	9.00	18,730	11.82	24,575
Morticians, Undertakers, and Funeral Directors	N/A	22.52	46,852	23.95	49,815	21.18	44,052	19.70	40,976	32.05	66,655
Nonfarm Animal Caretakers	610	10.91	22,695	12.23	25,434	9.61	19,977	9.17	19,068	17.58	36,552
Personal Care Aides	6,290	11.62	24,167	12.14	25,250	9.75	20,273	9.20	19,129	16.15	33,568
Personal Care and Service Workers, All Other	180	12.59	26,180	14.65	30,482	10.09	20,979	9.51	19,783	22.65	47,128
Recreation Workers	1,790	14.85	30,890	15.86	32,996	9.72	20,222	9.23	19,190	23.79	49,478
Residential Advisors	710	14.84	30,870	16.02	33,322	11.90	24,759	10.75	22,348	23.96	49,836
Skincare Specialists	160	14.59	30,359	17.94	37,328	10.86	22,593	10.31	21,459	31.84	66,236
Tour Guides and Escorts	70	9.79	20,376	11.87	24,688	9.32	19,384	9.07	18,863	13.60	28,285
Ushers, Lobby Attendants, and Ticket Takers	430	9.33	19,415	10.05	20,907	9.18	19,088	8.98	18,679	12.23	25,444



Sales and Related Occupations -Hartford 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	51,250	13.95	29,014	21.03	43,747	9.86	20,506	9.43	19,615	41.71	86,760
Advertising Sales Agents	390	21.27	44,229	24.02	49,960	12.34	25,672	9.70	20,181	43.04	89,526
Cashiers	12,210	10.05	20,904	11.13	23,157	9.46	19,689	9.28	19,301	14.56	30,293
Counter and Rental Clerks	970	13.58	28,239	15.75	32,755	9.89	20,569	9.45	19,657	25.15	52,307
Demonstrators and Product Promoters	230	17.11	35,584	17.67	36,747	13.05	27,139	12.11	25,190	24.48	50,903
First-Line Supervisors of Non-Retail Sales Workers	930	39.32	81,803	39.65	82,474	23.72	49,342	20.11	41,819	62.65	130,307
First-Line Supervisors of Retail Sales Workers	4,650	21.53	44,784	22.66	47,131	14.50	30,167	12.77	26,573	34.49	71,744
Insurance Sales Agents	2,670	29.75	61,863	34.94	72,677	19.43	40,404	17.61	36,632	56.08	116,654
Parts Salespersons	690	15.63	32,514	17.13	35,626	11.01	22,895	10.00	20,789	27.81	57,850
Real Estate Brokers	100	38.68	80,441	47.02	97,783	18.02	37,491	15.87	33,017	91.37	190,054
Real Estate Sales Agents	260	24.02	49,960	25.20	52,423	17.54	36,475	16.01	33,310	36.44	75,799
Retail Salespersons	16,880	11.10	23,073	13.07	27,181	9.50	19,772	9.33	19,406	19.34	40,236
Sales and Related Workers, All Other	310	21.90	45,538	22.36	46,502	11.73	24,393	10.73	22,329	37.65	78,314
Sales Engineers	420	44.20	91,925	48.29	100,455	33.90	70,497	32.90	68,444	71.95	149,660
Sales Reps., Services, All Other	2,910	28.19	58,626	32.77	68,161	16.35	34,002	12.40	25,776	55.29	114,999
Sales Reps., Wholesale and Manufacturing, ex. Technical and Scientific Products	5,040	33.51	69,691	39.97	83,155	20.70	43,076	18.39	38,246	61.54	128,002
Sales Reps., Wholesale and Manufacturing, Technical and Scientific Products	1,410	44.23	91,988	46.68	97,091	28.21	58,668	23.46	48,797	73.53	152,940
Securities, Commodities, and Financial Services Sales Agents	700	35.34	73,515	52.76	109,738	18.46	38,413	14.39	29,915	>90.00	>187,200
Telemarketers	N/A	11.39	23,691	12.87	26,751	10.21	21,229	9.51	19,783	18.43	38,340
Travel Agents	130	20.38	42,384	20.76	43,170	12.75	26,531	9.74	20,265	30.87	64,221



Office and Administrative Support Occupations -Hartford 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	89,850	19.44	40,451	20.44	42,511	12.91	26,852	11.01	22,904	30.31	63,050
Bill and Account Collectors	1,570	19.68	40,927	19.88	41,354	13.91	28,932	11.83	24,599	28.26	58,788
Billing and Posting Clerks and Machine Operators	1,870	19.00	39,517	19.28	40,105	15.35	31,926	14.37	29,886	24.61	51,177
Bookkeeping, Accounting and Auditing Clerks	6,150	21.31	44,337	21.67	45,058	15.10	31,398	13.79	28,679	30.01	62,411
Brokerage Clerks	100	31.99	66,531	38.93	80,972	24.76	51,502	24.15	50,243	53.07	110,402
Computer Operators	270	20.37	42,369	20.51	42,663	14.14	29,409	12.83	26,679	28.85	60,006
Correspondence Clerks	40	21.18	44,063	22.52	46,834	15.47	32,180	15.08	31,368	34.83	72,437
Couriers and Messengers	160	14.31	29,754	14.29	29,714	10.06	20,925	9.20	19,150	19.26	40,055
Court, Municipal, and License Clerks	450	23.31	48,488	23.04	47,920	16.22	33,732	13.78	28,658	31.59	65,699
Credit Authorizers, Checkers, and Clerks	90	24.07	50,061	24.89	51,776	17.78	36,990	16.41	34,118	35.34	73,503
Customer Service Representatives	11,870	19.07	39,669	20.12	41,851	12.88	26,791	10.85	22,559	30.02	62,442
Data Entry Keyers	550	17.04	35,437	17.79	37,010	12.68	26,375	12.13	25,218	26.16	54,414
Desktop Publishers	N/A	23.69	49,259	25.56	53,166	20.34	42,308	19.34	40,227	37.85	78,729
Dispatchers, ex. Police, Fire, and Ambulance	490	20.16	41,952	21.66	45,037	15.33	31,885	14.01	29,135	33.37	69,393
Eligibility Interviewers, Government Programs	420	25.08	52,151	25.24	52,507	19.63	40,826	19.99	41,587	31.82	66,207
Executive Secretaries and Executive Administrative Assistants	3,390	29.84	62,056	29.90	62,178	23.31	48,488	21.23	44,165	38.43	79,927
File Clerks	620	14.69	30,566	15.54	32,312	9.60	19,982	9.13	19,007	23.31	48,478
Financial Clerks, All Other	360	17.28	35,945	18.03	37,508	11.83	24,619	10.87	22,600	27.32	56,830
First-Line Supervisors of Office and Administrative Support Worke	8,600	27.37	56,931	28.72	59,732	19.57	40,694	18.30	38,045	42.51	88,421
Hotel, Motel, and Resort Desk Clerks	430	11.21	23,331	11.66	24,244	9.59	19,941	9.11	18,947	14.98	31,155
Human Resources Assistants, ex. Payroll and Timekeeping	380	21.78	45,291	21.96	45,677	15.30	31,845	14.51	30,191	30.14	62,685
Information and Record Clerks, All Other	390	19.50	40,562	19.82	41,222	14.14	29,409	13.40	27,857	27.39	56,962
Insurance Claims and Policy Processing Clerks	2,560	22.07	45,910	23.09	48,021	18.19	37,822	16.70	34,747	31.98	66,511
Interviewers, ex. Eligibility and Loan	710	18.21	37,863	18.61	38,715	13.80	28,709	12.60	26,213	24.96	51,938
Legal Secretaries	650	25.60	53,257	24.04	50,010	14.43	30,018	11.93	24,833	34.88	72,549
Library Assistants, Clerical	510	14.89	30,972	16.12	33,519	9.83	20,449	9.21	19,170	25.79	53,633
Loan Interviewers and Clerks	800	20.69	43,048	20.39	42,399	15.13	31,480	15.05	31,307	27.29	56,759
Mail Clerks and Mail Machine Operators, ex. Postal Service	650	15.96	33,195	16.22	33,743	10.64	22,133	9.63	20,032	23.05	47,940
Medical Secretaries	1,090	17.48	36,341	17.93	37,294	13.65	28,384	12.62	26,253	24.18	50,294
Meter Readers, Utilities	30	33.17	69,007	32.49	67,587	29.93	62,239	27.56	57,337	37.00	76,964
Office and Administrative Support Workers, All Other	1,680	12.54	26,081	15.43	32,078	9.51	19,769	9.16	19,058	27.02	56,211
Office Clerks, General	11,760	17.16	35,701	17.78	36,970	11.89	24,741	10.41	21,656	25.93	53,927
Office Machine Operators, ex. Computer	160	19.56	40,684	19.05	39,629	13.47	28,009	11.61	24,142	24.82	51,624
Order Clerks	590	17.60	36,594	18.24	37,924	11.43	23,767	10.48	21,798	27.80	57,824
Payroll and Timekeeping Clerks	690	22.18	46,133	22.35	46,489	17.48	36,341	16.36	34,017	29.29	60,919
Police, Fire, and Ambulance Dispatchers	450	25.30	52,618	24.42	50,771	18.77	39,050	17.16	35,691	30.01	62,421
Postal Service Clerks	270	27.13	56,414	25.52	53,085	21.63	44,977	15.50	32,231	28.18	58,626
Postal Service Mail Carriers	1,250	27.91	58,058	25.99	54,059	21.54	44,814	20.23	42,074	28.51	59,285
Postal Service Mail Sorters, Processors, and Processing Machine Operators	670	26.19	54,475	23.71	49,300	18.04	37,518	15.49	32,210	26.69	55,521
Procurement Clerks	320	19.17	39,862	20.42	42,460	15.01	31,216	13.72	28,537	29.25	60,838
Production, Planning and Expediting Clerks	1,310	22.60	47,006	23.55	48,995	16.19	33,661	15.69	32,626	34.25	71,250
Proofreaders and Copy Markers	30	18.27	38,005	18.47	38,421	13.55	28,171	11.03	22,935	25.88	53,826
Receptionists and Information Clerks	4,210	15.88	33,042	15.98	33,245	12.04	25,035	10.95	22,772	21.71	45,149
Reservation and Transportation Ticket Agents and Travel Clerks	N/A	15.36	31,957	16.25	33,793	10.35	21,524	9.68	20,134	23.27	48,397
Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, ex. Legal, Medical,	10,690	20.11	41,841	20.24	42,095	14.01	29,145	12.49	25,979	28.21	58,677
Shipping, Receiving and Traffic Clerks	2,660	16.50	34,321	16.70	34,737	11.32	23,534	9.50	19,758	23.46	48,802
Statistical Assistants	80	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Stock Clerks and Order Fillers	5,230	11.78	24,518	13.63	28,354	9.60	19,961	9.14	19,007	20.98	43,627
Switchboard Operators, Including Answering Service	310	15.63	32,515	15.44	32,109	11.12	23,138	9.87	20,530	20.32	42,257
Telephone Operators	30	16.36	34,027	16.34	33,976	13.20	27,461	12.60	26,223	20.87	43,414
Tellers	1,590	14.30	29,754	14.65	30,475	11.77	24,498	10.45	21,737	18.77	39,040
Weighers, Measurers, Checkers, and Samplers, Recordkeeping	150	16.90	35,153	17.06	35,478	11.98	24,924	10.43	21,697	23.85	49,604
Word Processors and Typists	300	17.50	36,391	17.71	36,838	11.38	23,665	9.18	19,109	26.55	55,226



Farming, Fishing and Forestry Occupations -Hartford 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	320	11.03	22,943	14.60	30,371	9.24	19,234	9.04	18,808	28.28	58,816
Agricultural Inspectors	30	34.97	72,740	34.87	72,527	30.29	63,002	29.46	61,269	40.33	83,898
Farmworkers and Laborers, Crop, Nursery, and Greenhouse	230	9.65	20,065	11.89	24,716	9.21	19,153	8.98	18,677	18.39	38,255
Farmworkers, Farm, Ranch, and Aquacultural Animals	50	12.94	26,925	13.50	28,071	10.38	21,595	9.79	20,359	18.27	38,012
First-Line Supervisors of Farming, Fishing and Forestry Workers	N/A	24.42	50,790	21.74	45,217	11.11	23,115	10.32	21,453	31.74	66,011



Construction and Extraction Occupations -Hartford 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	16,750	25.02	52,047	25.73	53,516	16.60	34,526	15.08	31,374	38.19	79,449
Brickmasons and Blockmasons	380	28.66	59,607	30.52	63,488	18.92	39,339	16.45	34,212	49.72	103,405
Carpenters	2,050	23.54	48,966	24.61	51,206	17.56	36,532	16.02	33,320	35.50	73,845
Carpet Installers	N/A	16.35	33,999	16.60	34,526	12.07	25,101	10.96	22,801	23.34	48,551
Cement Masons and Concrete Finishers	300	22.21	46,210	23.78	49,463	16.88	35,114	15.79	32,844	34.97	72,750
Construction and Building Inspectors	360	34.01	70,734	33.16	68,960	22.46	46,696	22.15	46,078	46.15	95,997
Construction and Related Workers, All Other	N/A	15.77	32,783	15.87	33,006	13.39	27,858	12.71	26,429	18.37	38,214
Construction Laborers	2,300	19.62	40,799	20.58	42,795	14.31	29,773	12.97	26,986	28.87	60,053
Electricians	2,230	27.04	56,222	27.06	56,293	17.55	36,512	14.45	30,057	40.89	85,043
Elevator Installers and Repairers	N/A	48.12	100,081	45.16	93,920	32.56	67,734	30.81	64,086	58.24	121,129
First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction Work	1,390	33.17	68,981	33.62	69,933	24.54	51,044	23.54	48,966	45.73	95,136
Glaziers	N/A	18.16	37,769	19.43	40,403	15.24	31,698	13.87	28,851	25.67	53,395
Hazardous Materials Removal Workers	290	18.59	38,660	18.99	39,491	16.54	34,394	15.56	32,357	23.46	48,784
Helpers--Brickmasons, Blockmasons, Stonemasons, and Tile and Marble Setters	120	24.13	50,182	22.36	46,504	15.28	31,780	9.54	19,822	29.29	60,904
Helpers--Carpenters	70	15.50	32,246	15.29	31,810	11.97	24,889	10.91	22,710	18.83	39,167
Helpers--Electricians	N/A	15.60	32,438	14.45	30,057	10.40	21,615	9.07	18,859	18.34	38,144
Highway Maintenance Workers	960	23.99	49,899	23.84	49,585	18.64	38,752	17.96	37,353	30.18	62,769
Operating Engineers and Other Construction Equipment Operators	990	29.35	61,036	29.83	62,059	22.25	46,281	20.02	41,640	40.26	83,746
Painters, Construction and Maintenance	420	19.93	41,467	20.27	42,157	15.61	32,448	14.42	29,986	27.64	57,499
Paving, Surfacing and Tamping Equipment Operators	N/A	20.02	41,650	18.97	39,451	13.24	27,544	10.88	22,649	23.91	49,716
Pipelayers	60	33.01	68,646	31.54	65,586	27.72	57,651	23.47	48,814	36.66	76,257
Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters	1,350	27.78	57,773	29.51	61,380	22.06	45,886	18.90	39,319	44.45	92,440
Roofers	390	26.99	56,141	26.92	55,979	19.68	40,940	18.75	38,995	36.10	75,071
Septic Tank Servicers and Sewer Pipe Cleaners	N/A	16.03	33,350	15.96	33,208	13.16	27,381	12.70	26,398	18.62	38,721
Sheet Metal Workers	650	24.36	50,659	23.25	48,358	16.08	33,452	14.82	30,807	31.22	64,947
Structural Iron and Steel Workers	360	31.68	65,890	31.21	64,917	20.97	43,616	19.15	39,836	44.82	93,241
Tapers	N/A	24.06	50,041	24.90	51,794	18.72	38,934	16.94	35,235	34.70	72,163



Installation, Maintenance and Repair Occupations -Hartford 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	16,650	22.78	47,368	23.63	49,143	14.58	30,342	13.13	27,310	36.01	74,901
Aircraft Mechanics and Service Technicians	220	26.95	56,059	26.78	55,714	19.87	41,335	19.05	39,631	35.59	74,029
Automotive Body and Related Repairers	610	21.49	44,701	22.49	46,790	15.53	32,289	14.31	29,754	33.19	69,030
Automotive Service Technicians and Mechanics	2,890	19.36	40,270	20.03	41,659	13.22	27,512	11.91	24,774	29.52	61,404
Avionics Technicians	50	27.23	56,637	27.26	56,698	23.54	48,961	21.48	44,671	33.68	70,064
Bicycle Repairers	N/A	13.27	27,604	12.98	27,005	11.67	24,267	10.64	22,117	14.87	30,930
Bus and Truck Mechanics and Diesel Engine Specialists	830	26.52	55,157	26.23	54,579	17.93	37,298	16.08	33,455	36.62	76,179
Computer, Automated Teller, and Office Machine Repairers	530	20.94	43,555	20.89	43,444	13.03	27,097	12.46	25,910	29.43	61,211
Control and Valve Installers and Repairers, ex. Mechanical Door	80	33.96	70,642	32.89	68,411	26.68	55,501	22.44	46,679	41.28	85,864
Electric Motor, Power Tool, and Related Repairers	110	22.26	46,304	23.64	49,163	18.22	37,907	16.70	34,733	33.35	69,374
Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Commercial and Industrial Equipment	100	28.23	58,726	29.22	60,775	20.49	42,633	18.84	39,195	41.20	85,701
Electrical Power-Line Installers and Repairers	190	42.52	88,449	40.39	84,028	34.63	72,021	29.55	61,475	47.57	98,945
Electronic Equipment Installers and Repairers, Motor Vehicles	120	14.41	29,967	15.92	33,120	13.12	27,289	12.25	25,484	22.07	45,898
Electronic Home Entertainment Equipment Installers and Repairers	N/A	22.83	47,480	24.29	50,522	20.52	42,673	19.45	40,452	33.50	69,658
First-Line Supervisors of Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers	1,500	33.51	69,699	33.91	70,530	23.60	49,082	21.09	43,870	47.86	99,544
Heating, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Mechanics and Installers	1,380	25.81	53,676	25.97	54,021	19.99	41,578	18.85	39,215	34.84	72,467
Helpers--Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers	180	20.12	41,842	20.87	43,424	10.15	21,113	9.43	19,623	35.59	74,029
Home Appliance Repairers	70	21.75	45,249	21.52	44,772	16.70	34,733	15.21	31,640	28.47	59,203
Industrial Machinery Mechanics	590	27.72	57,651	28.44	59,142	20.16	41,943	17.96	37,359	40.99	85,255
Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers, All Other	960	20.61	42,846	21.28	44,245	14.05	29,216	12.94	26,924	30.30	63,026
Locksmiths and Safe Repairers	20	26.88	55,907	26.43	54,974	23.70	49,305	21.96	45,675	30.00	62,387
Maintenance and Repair Workers, General	3,630	19.43	40,422	20.42	42,491	13.59	28,273	12.33	25,657	29.76	61,911
Maintenance Workers, Machinery	350	23.72	49,346	23.30	48,484	16.33	33,952	14.15	29,419	31.27	65,044
Medical Equipment Repairers	80	22.01	45,776	24.60	51,181	17.91	37,248	16.21	33,698	40.84	84,931
Millwrights	70	22.47	46,740	22.73	47,267	17.72	36,852	16.70	34,743	29.38	61,109
Mobile Heavy Equipment Mechanics, ex. Engines	N/A	27.81	57,824	28.10	58,442	22.57	46,943	20.64	42,927	36.67	76,260
Motorcycle Mechanics	40	18.73	38,962	18.63	38,749	12.48	25,971	11.60	24,125	27.19	56,546
Outdoor Power Equipment and Other Small Engine Mechanics	360	21.60	44,935	20.77	43,211	12.78	26,569	12.37	25,738	29.45	61,262
Radio, Cellular, and Tower Equipment Installers and Repairers	20	19.72	41,020	21.06	43,799	16.22	33,729	15.35	31,924	29.49	61,333
Riggers	N/A	25.67	53,392	25.07	52,145	20.42	42,480	19.39	40,331	30.45	63,340
Security and Fire Alarm Systems Installers	260	26.27	54,619	25.92	53,919	19.42	40,402	18.09	37,623	34.50	71,768
Telecommunications Equipment Installers & Repairers Ex. Line Installers	270	31.37	65,237	29.18	60,684	17.79	36,994	15.56	32,370	38.95	81,006
Telecommunications Line Installers and Repairers	70	21.86	45,472	24.57	51,110	13.47	28,019	12.90	26,823	41.07	85,417
Tire Repairers and Changers	230	12.15	25,261	13.28	27,624	9.58	19,937	9.12	18,953	19.53	40,615



Production Occupations -Hartford 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	34,910	18.94	39,390	20.52	42,677	12.41	25,802	11.03	22,962	31.84	66,230
Adhesive Bonding Machine Operators/Tenders	30	18.93	39,380	19.57	40,703	16.89	35,115	15.81	32,886	23.98	49,884
Aircraft Structure, Surfaces, Rigging and Systems Assemblers	N/A	25.29	52,611	25.94	53,965	16.80	34,952	15.65	32,550	38.98	81,080
Assemblers and Fabricators, All Other	900	14.11	29,344	15.94	33,140	11.29	23,471	10.51	21,873	23.60	49,100
Bakers	580	11.43	23,766	12.48	25,955	9.78	20,346	9.25	19,237	17.93	37,293
Butchers and Meat Cutters	260	18.59	38,657	19.46	40,479	13.73	28,560	12.56	26,138	29.04	60,388
Cabinetmakers and Bench Carpenters	270	22.69	47,186	23.43	48,744	18.05	37,527	16.17	33,639	32.22	67,034
Chemical Equipment Operators/Tenders	120	21.00	43,665	21.09	43,858	11.93	24,804	10.88	22,616	32.65	67,909
Cleaning, Washing and Metal Pickling Equipment Operators/Tenders	60	15.88	33,028	16.26	33,833	12.47	25,934	11.61	24,143	22.19	46,148
Coating, Painting and Spraying Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders	270	18.17	37,802	19.18	39,878	13.96	29,049	12.78	26,596	27.66	57,538
Coil Winders, Tapers, and Finishers	60	16.49	34,301	17.49	36,377	13.33	27,726	12.70	26,423	24.91	51,797
Computer Numerically Controlled Machine Tool Programmers, Metal a	380	26.48	55,075	26.46	55,044	17.80	37,029	15.58	32,408	37.11	77,182
Computer-Controlled Machine Tool Operators, Metal/Plastic	1,340	19.95	41,507	20.85	43,359	14.84	30,871	13.51	28,102	29.46	61,263
Cooling and Freezing Equipment Operators/Tenders	30	13.50	28,061	13.41	27,888	13.29	27,644	12.22	25,415	14.77	30,708
Crushing, Grinding and Polishing Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders	180	15.00	31,207	16.76	34,871	11.44	23,797	10.63	22,107	26.00	54,067
Cutters and Trimmers, Hand	N/A	11.96	24,866	12.19	25,374	9.95	20,692	9.28	19,298	15.43	32,082
Cutting and Slicing Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders	160	16.45	34,219	16.69	34,718	9.85	20,489	9.17	19,084	26.53	55,187
Cutting, Punching and Press Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	800	16.06	33,415	16.82	34,993	11.44	23,797	10.44	21,710	23.78	49,446
Dental Laboratory Technicians	140	19.21	39,950	20.24	42,108	12.60	26,209	11.29	23,481	32.43	67,451
Drilling and Boring Machine Tool Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	N/A	15.27	31,766	15.94	33,151	11.67	24,275	10.49	21,832	22.67	47,146
Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assemblers	730	17.14	35,665	18.92	39,349	12.59	26,199	11.73	24,387	28.02	58,291
Electromechanical Equipment Assemblers	260	18.39	38,260	18.76	39,013	14.76	30,687	13.43	27,919	24.13	50,189
Engine and Other Machine Assemblers	N/A	17.21	35,787	18.35	38,169	12.25	25,486	11.21	23,308	27.83	57,884
Etchers and Engravers	N/A	21.62	44,968	20.85	43,370	19.05	39,624	15.25	31,705	23.78	49,446
Extruding and Drawing Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	280	20.22	42,077	19.83	41,242	13.49	28,051	11.89	24,733	27.99	58,230
Extruding, Forming, Pressing and Compacting Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders	100	21.59	44,896	20.48	42,586	14.79	30,759	11.21	23,298	27.42	57,039
First-Line Supervisors of Production and Operating Workers	2,770	32.37	67,329	33.49	69,660	22.81	47,441	20.64	42,932	48.08	100,001
Food and Tobacco Roasting, Baking and Drying Machine Operators/Tenders	N/A	11.91	24,764	13.39	27,868	10.59	22,016	9.91	20,621	18.24	37,934
Food Batchmakers	150	15.71	32,672	16.58	34,494	11.38	23,675	10.59	22,005	24.71	51,400
Food Cooking Machine Operators/Tenders	130	14.65	30,474	15.91	33,090	11.39	23,685	10.10	20,998	25.06	52,123
Food Processing Workers, All Other	40	12.65	26,321	12.93	26,891	10.68	22,219	10.10	21,008	16.79	34,932
Forging Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	N/A	12.02	25,008	13.64	28,367	9.47	19,685	9.14	19,003	20.60	42,851
Furnace, Kiln, Oven, Drier, and Kettle Operators/Tenders	40	20.41	42,443	19.34	40,214	14.71	30,586	13.47	28,000	23.51	48,896
Furniture Finishers	N/A	20.35	42,321	19.88	41,334	16.93	35,207	16.11	33,517	23.48	48,846
Grinding and Polishing Workers, Hand	160	18.15	37,751	18.13	37,700	15.08	31,380	13.56	28,194	22.85	47,533
Grinding, Lapping, Polishing and Buffing Machine Tool Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	860	19.36	40,265	19.07	39,675	13.25	27,563	11.57	24,082	26.89	55,940
Heat Treating Equipment Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	120	15.71	32,662	16.67	34,677	12.32	25,619	11.37	23,654	25.57	53,171
Helpers--Production Workers	1,500	13.22	27,502	13.70	28,489	10.15	21,110	9.40	19,563	18.69	38,861
Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers, and Weighers	3,380	21.95	45,660	22.86	47,543	15.01	31,217	13.62	28,316	34.47	71,696
Jewelers and Precious Stone and Metal Workers	N/A	23.45	48,784	24.90	51,797	16.88	35,095	16.20	33,700	41.52	86,342
Lathe and Turning Machine Tool Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	750	19.45	40,448	19.93	41,446	14.13	29,374	13.04	27,125	28.53	59,339
Laundry and Dry-Cleaning Workers	730	11.84	24,621	12.58	26,158	10.34	21,517	9.67	20,102	16.96	35,268
Machinists	4,080	22.14	46,046	21.99	45,731	15.00	31,217	13.49	28,051	29.69	61,762
Meat, Poultry, and Fish Cutters and Trimmers	30	12.00	24,957	12.12	25,201	10.37	21,568	9.68	20,143	14.79	30,749
Medical Appliance Technicians	90	14.68	30,535	16.66	34,657	13.23	27,512	12.42	25,832	26.36	54,820
Metal Workers and Plastic Workers, All Other	90	21.85	45,446	23.52	48,917	17.51	36,408	15.29	31,787	36.57	76,062
Milling and Planing Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	120	20.20	42,016	20.91	43,482	15.52	32,275	14.34	29,822	29.20	60,744
Mixing and Blending Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders	280	16.02	33,313	16.76	34,881	13.13	27,308	12.45	25,894	22.75	47,319
Model Makers, Metal/Plastic	80	24.57	51,105	24.82	51,634	16.86	35,064	15.90	33,059	35.43	73,691
Molders, Shapers, and Casters, ex. Metal/Plastic	N/A	14.83	30,840	14.45	30,056	10.58	22,005	9.34	19,440	18.78	39,054
Molding, Coremaking and Casting Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	540	13.02	27,084	13.92	28,967	9.86	20,519	9.16	19,054	21.51	44,744
Multiple Machine Tool Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	870	20.39	42,403	21.34	44,408	14.59	30,341	12.95	26,922	30.67	63,787
Ophthalmic Laboratory Technicians	150	14.72	30,606	15.87	33,008	10.43	21,700	9.90	20,601	23.81	49,527
Packaging and Filling Machine Operators/Tenders	740	15.09	31,390	15.52	32,285	10.89	22,647	9.88	20,560	22.24	46,260
Painters, Transportation Equipment	60	23.23	48,316	27.34	56,856	20.49	42,616	19.39	40,316	42.58	88,551
Painting, Coating and Decorating Workers	N/A	20.58	42,810	19.91	41,405	16.39	34,077	15.69	32,642	23.82	49,548
Paper Goods Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders	100	18.25	37,965	18.49	38,474	15.67	32,601	14.57	30,301	23.33	48,530
Photographic Process Workers and Processing Machine Operators	130	12.80	26,626	15.66	32,581	10.62	22,077	10.03	20,855	25.37	52,774
Plating and Coating Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	380	15.92	33,110	16.43	34,179	11.84	24,621	10.48	21,802	24.09	50,108
Power Distributors and Dispatchers	50	54.94	114,282	53.09	110,424	47.66	99,136	43.07	89,589	61.48	127,859
Power Plant Operators	70	32.82	68,286	31.74	66,016	26.05	54,179	24.75	51,482	37.70	78,403
Prepress Technicians and Workers	130	24.32	50,576	23.59	49,080	18.35	38,179	16.99	35,339	29.61	61,579
Pressers, Textile, Garment, and Related Materials	130	10.99	22,850	11.47	23,868	9.69	20,163	9.19	19,115	14.62	30,402
Print Binding and Finishing Workers	140	15.59	32,428	17.88	37,202	11.50	23,919	10.58	21,985	28.29	58,841
Printing Press Operators	870	17.59	36,591	18.89	39,298	12.84	26,718	12.33	25,639	28.08	58,423
Production Workers, All Other	670	15.05	31,319	17.95	37,344	11.16	23,206	10.46	21,761	33.62	69,925
Rolling Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	10	23.83	49,558	24.08	50,087	21.45	44,601	20.15	41,924	29.01	60,337
Sawing Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders, Wood	20	21.48	44,683	21.20	44,092	18.47	38,423	16.64	34,616	24.87	51,716
Separating, Filtering, Clarifying, Precipitating and Still Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders	40	17.45	36,296	17.44	36,275	13.48	28,021	12.79	26,606	22.80	47,421
Sewing Machine Operators	110	13.70	28,499	13.72	28,530	10.55	21,944	10.01	20,804	17.94	37,314
Slaughterers and Meat Packers	N/A	13.10	27,237	13.17	27,390	10.40	21,639	9.72	20,214	16.89	35,125
Stationary Engineers and Boiler Operators	50	28.28	58,810	29.15	60,632	23.25	48,357	20.77	43,207	37.70	78,424
Structural Metal Fabricators and Fitters	330	25.63	53,304	24.61	51,197	18.51	38,504	16.65	34,626	30.65	63,746
Tailors, Dressmakers, and Custom Sewers	N/A	13.69	28,479	13.94	29,008	12.19	25,374	11.07	23,023	17.31	36,011
Team Assemblers	3,300	15.52	32,296	16.55	34,413	10.88	22,626	9.71	20,204	25.17	52,357
Tool and Die Makers	750	26.69	55,512	25.92	53,924	18.21	37,863	15.73	32,703	35.47	73,782
Tool Grinders, Filers, and Sharpeners	N/A	15.64	32,530	15.96	33,191	13.28	27,634	12.55	26,107	20.41	42,454
Upholsterers	N/A	17.35	36,102	18.31	38,097	13.36	27,797	12.64	26,290	26.20	54,494
Water and Wastewater Treatment Plant and System Operators	290	28.90	60,103	29.86	62,108	25.72	53,507	24.57	51,105	38.14	79,319
Welders, Cutters, Solderers, and Brazers	780	21.09	43,868	22.23	46,230	15.93	33,120	15.21	31,624	31.90	66,342
Welding, Soldering and Brazing Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders	150	20.65	42,962	20.66	42,962	13.95	29,028	12.90	26,830	29.46	61,273
Woodworkers, All Other	N/A	18.21	37,863	19.01	39,553	14.43	30,026	13.30	27,675	26.71	55,563
Woodworking Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders, ex. Sawing	N/A	14.70	30,565	15.81	32,886	12.56	26,117	11.66	24,265	22.21	46,199



Transportation and Material Moving Occupations -Hartford 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	28,760	15.68	32,615	17.13	35,635	10.74	22,336	9.67	20,120	26.94	56,050
Automotive and Watercraft Service Attendants	N/A	10.44	21,716	10.39	21,604	9.30	19,337	9.14	19,012	11.88	24,726
Bus Drivers, School or Special Client	3,550	16.46	34,242	16.34	33,977	12.59	26,190	11.97	24,899	21.57	44,886
Bus Drivers, Transit and Intercity	800	18.26	37,983	19.76	41,104	13.32	27,705	11.90	24,746	28.79	59,893
Cleaners of Vehicles and Equipment	890	12.87	26,779	13.84	28,772	9.93	20,659	9.27	19,286	20.39	42,426
Crane and Tower Operators	20	32.05	66,664	29.20	60,726	20.41	42,457	16.08	33,459	37.21	77,400
Driver/Sales Workers	1,060	10.40	21,625	13.03	27,115	9.24	19,236	9.07	18,870	21.34	44,388
Excavating and Loading Machine and Dragline Operators	70	15.06	31,314	17.87	37,180	10.83	22,530	10.36	21,543	32.24	67,050
First-Line Supervisors of Helpers, Laborers, and Material Movers,	740	26.66	55,450	26.45	55,033	16.29	33,886	14.85	30,907	40.16	83,530
First-Line Supervisors of Transportation and Material-Moving Mach	610	30.70	63,868	31.37	65,261	21.28	44,266	18.17	37,790	45.11	93,819
Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers	3,770	21.89	45,537	22.35	46,483	17.27	35,919	15.73	32,707	30.34	63,095
Industrial Truck and Tractor Operators	760	17.50	36,387	18.86	39,224	13.66	28,406	12.87	26,769	28.13	58,510
Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand	7,750	13.50	28,071	14.75	30,673	10.37	21,564	9.65	20,069	21.79	45,324
Light Truck or Delivery Services Drivers	3,600	16.39	34,089	18.11	37,658	11.14	23,190	9.84	20,466	31.55	65,627
Machine Feeders and Offbearers	N/A	12.18	25,346	13.30	27,654	10.73	22,306	10.12	21,035	18.23	37,922
Material Moving Workers, All Other	90	15.74	32,727	15.43	32,097	10.26	21,340	9.12	18,971	22.40	46,584
Motor Vehicle Operators, All Other	20	23.08	47,997	24.61	51,190	21.14	43,961	19.99	41,572	31.44	65,383
Packers and Packagers, Hand	2,440	12.39	25,773	13.92	28,955	9.55	19,866	9.15	19,022	21.76	45,252
Parking Lot Attendants	N/A	9.92	20,639	11.81	24,583	9.21	19,164	9.06	18,849	18.52	38,532
Refuse and Recyclable Material Collectors	150	16.94	35,238	18.33	38,136	11.87	24,705	10.57	21,991	28.30	58,876
Taxi Drivers and Chauffeurs	920	13.60	28,294	14.43	30,012	10.46	21,757	9.76	20,303	19.82	41,206
Transportation Inspectors	90	31.96	66,491	31.49	65,495	25.67	53,386	24.53	51,027	42.13	87,638


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