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

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

New Haven Labor Market Area - Occupational Employment and Wages (OES)

1st Quarter 2015

New Haven 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 -New Haven 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	275,450	20.99	43,669	26.14	54,370	11.52	23,949	9.79	20,382	46.67	97,061
Management Occupations	15,570	52.19	108,545	58.40	121,484	32.11	66,790	27.71	57,644	>90.00	>187,200
Administrative Services Managers	800	42.68	88,773	43.93	91,369	29.94	62,288	27.18	56,549	61.14	127,182
Advertising and Promotions Managers	30	41.46	86,228	53.53	111,334	27.94	58,121	24.07	50,070	>90.00	>187,200
Architectural and Engineering Managers	420	59.76	124,313	60.18	125,185	46.33	96,347	42.86	89,148	80.41	167,244
Chief Executives	190	87.03	181,014	92.72	192,847	55.27	114,974	51.88	107,917	>90.00	>187,200
Compensation and Benefits Managers	40	45.93	95,546	51.78	107,714	31.92	66,405	30.66	63,768	86.71	180,365
Computer and Information Systems Managers	850	53.60	111,486	54.90	114,173	40.46	84,149	39.29	81,726	75.09	156,202
Construction Managers	380	53.24	110,736	58.07	120,784	39.64	82,436	37.24	77,457	89.17	185,475
Education Administrators, All Other	30	41.81	86,948	45.01	93,620	29.01	60,341	26.63	55,383	69.28	144,105
Education Administrators, Elementary and Secondary School	490	N/A	126,046	N/A	115,552	N/A	80,185	N/A	64,357	N/A	152,815
Education Administrators, Postsecondary	690	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Education Administrators, Preschool and Childcare Center/Program	220	20.40	42,435	24.43	50,810	16.36	34,019	15.54	32,325	42.99	89,422
Emergency Management Directors	20	31.51	65,543	27.65	57,502	9.24	19,215	9.15	19,022	45.82	95,303
Financial Managers	1,390	56.03	116,546	62.26	129,494	37.32	77,640	34.02	70,765	>90.00	>187,200
Food Service Managers	420	26.47	55,069	27.81	57,857	18.16	37,780	16.44	34,181	42.31	88,002
General and Operations Managers	3,820	62.99	131,015	72.85	151,527	35.50	73,837	30.49	63,414	>90.00	>187,200
Human Resources Managers	220	50.12	104,246	53.32	110,908	31.46	65,452	23.30	48,468	84.91	176,623
Industrial Production Managers	490	53.77	111,831	56.03	116,535	37.67	78,349	34.55	71,860	79.73	165,845
Legislators	30	N/A	20,219	N/A	34,363	N/A	19,083	N/A	18,718	N/A	76,960
Lodging Managers	N/A	25.67	53,406	26.13	54,349	19.68	40,934	19.41	40,366	34.50	71,738
Managers, All Other	600	48.86	101,640	53.49	111,253	33.31	69,274	30.21	62,826	79.72	165,804
Marketing Managers	490	59.05	122,822	60.60	126,057	38.51	80,104	35.11	73,026	89.42	185,992
Medical and Health Services Managers	1,150	52.33	108,839	57.94	120,520	37.56	78,116	35.30	73,411	87.98	183,011
Natural Sciences Managers	420	46.32	96,337	57.17	118,908	33.61	69,913	31.96	66,486	>90.00	>187,200
Postmasters and Mail Superintendents	20	37.85	78,725	38.78	80,661	33.86	70,420	32.58	67,764	44.74	93,042
Property, Real Estate, and Community Association Managers	390	27.63	57,472	30.43	63,302	21.16	44,016	20.10	41,806	45.09	93,802
Public Relations and Fundraising Managers	80	46.58	96,895	53.46	111,182	34.11	70,937	29.24	60,838	83.01	172,659
Purchasing Managers	170	51.85	107,846	58.45	121,575	35.10	73,016	31.95	66,445	90.53	188,294
Sales Managers	810	57.99	120,612	59.99	124,759	35.51	73,857	32.48	67,561	89.66	186,489
Social and Community Service Managers	590	32.69	67,987	33.89	70,491	23.33	48,529	21.04	43,753	49.52	102,999
Training and Development Managers	100	58.47	121,595	60.11	125,022	37.28	77,538	33.65	69,994	88.82	184,755
Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Managers	170	49.93	103,861	62.97	130,974	28.32	58,912	26.28	54,663	>90.00	>187,200



Business Occupations -New Haven 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	10,430	33.30	69,264	35.16	73,127	22.10	45,973	19.85	41,289	52.40	108,992
Accountants and Auditors	1,970	33.76	70,197	36.11	75,095	24.46	50,871	22.49	46,785	52.67	109,539
Appraisers and Assessors of Real Estate	70	35.53	73,908	35.56	73,959	22.82	47,474	18.90	39,322	53.07	110,391
Budget Analysts	80	42.94	89,310	43.60	90,700	32.65	67,905	31.28	65,056	59.96	124,708
Business Operations Specialists, All Other	910	37.01	76,981	37.80	78,623	23.30	48,458	20.02	41,623	55.08	114,558
Claims Adjusters, Examiners, and Investigators	630	33.58	69,852	33.64	69,984	24.63	51,226	22.48	46,754	46.25	96,195
Compensation, Benefits, and Job Analysis Specialists	150	34.72	72,215	35.35	73,513	24.54	51,033	22.12	46,014	50.85	105,767
Compliance Officers, ex. Agriculture, Construction, Health and Safety, and Transportation	320	35.22	73,249	38.72	80,529	25.16	52,331	23.53	48,954	56.28	117,053
Cost Estimators	330	33.16	68,960	34.68	72,134	23.12	48,082	20.82	43,286	54.37	113,088
Credit Analysts	70	33.07	68,778	34.50	71,748	24.06	50,039	21.83	45,416	51.95	108,049
Credit Counselors	20	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Financial Analysts	410	36.57	76,068	37.71	78,441	28.88	60,068	26.47	55,069	50.29	104,601
Financial Examiners	50	28.33	58,932	29.10	60,534	23.21	48,265	20.80	43,266	38.59	80,266
Financial Specialists, All Other	140	30.96	64,387	31.93	66,415	20.72	43,094	18.79	39,078	48.43	100,728
Fundraisers	120	21.49	44,696	24.55	51,053	16.50	34,303	15.69	32,630	37.98	79,008
Human Resources Specialists	830	31.87	66,293	33.61	69,913	21.02	43,722	18.14	37,730	47.27	98,325
Insurance Underwriters	200	32.82	68,271	33.70	70,116	22.13	46,044	20.12	41,836	46.47	96,662
Labor Relations Specialists	220	30.26	62,927	27.05	56,265	12.81	26,637	9.21	19,154	38.61	80,306
Loan Officers	200	36.35	75,612	41.53	86,380	20.83	43,307	17.60	36,614	71.99	149,733
Logisticians	110	32.53	67,662	34.76	72,296	25.91	53,882	25.38	52,787	50.14	104,297
Management Analysts	730	38.33	79,728	39.91	83,003	22.27	46,308	18.24	37,943	58.97	122,650
Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists	980	29.44	61,234	31.16	64,803	19.44	40,437	18.05	37,537	49.74	103,455
Meeting, Convention, and Event Planners	90	28.81	59,915	29.14	60,625	19.32	40,173	18.23	37,912	42.40	88,205
Personal Financial Advisors	290	37.24	77,457	50.83	105,716	24.30	50,546	22.52	46,845	>90.00	>187,200
Purchasing Agents, ex. Wholesale, Retail, and Farm Products	620	30.98	64,438	32.17	66,912	22.18	46,136	20.46	42,556	46.05	95,779
Tax Examiners and Collectors, and Revenue Agents	110	43.94	91,389	42.67	88,753	26.27	54,643	23.97	49,867	59.05	122,822
Tax Preparers	110	17.04	35,448	16.79	34,931	9.55	19,864	9.12	18,961	24.31	50,567
Training and Development Specialists	460	33.24	69,143	34.29	71,333	22.45	46,693	19.51	40,579	51.54	107,207
Wholesale and Retail Buyers, ex. Farm Products	140	28.60	59,490	28.66	59,621	18.11	37,679	16.12	33,532	43.10	89,645



Computer Occupations -New Haven 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	5,230	37.98	79,019	38.93	80,976	24.22	50,384	21.47	44,635	59.04	122,812
Actuaries	N/A	58.50	121,666	60.59	126,046	40.13	83,480	37.49	77,974	90.85	188,973
Computer and Information Research Scientists	20	44.02	91,551	45.51	94,654	31.96	66,486	30.40	63,231	65.72	136,693
Computer Network Architects	110	49.52	102,999	49.05	102,026	38.13	79,302	34.96	72,722	63.02	131,076
Computer Network Support Specialists	60	34.70	72,164	35.35	73,523	19.01	39,555	13.77	28,645	58.24	121,149
Computer Occupations, All Other	110	39.31	81,756	39.47	82,101	27.16	56,508	23.42	48,721	56.96	118,492
Computer Programmers	490	36.86	76,656	37.24	77,477	25.66	53,385	22.19	46,146	53.49	111,263
Computer Systems Analysts	780	44.69	92,940	45.24	94,106	34.57	71,890	31.69	65,908	59.62	124,019
Computer User Support Specialists	1,210	26.36	54,835	26.63	55,383	18.66	38,815	16.91	35,185	37.17	77,305
Database Administrators	250	38.03	79,110	40.74	84,737	30.54	63,525	28.04	58,313	58.75	122,204
Information Security Analysts	30	46.32	96,337	45.45	94,522	34.33	71,404	29.48	61,315	59.92	124,617
Network and Computer Systems Administrators	440	37.95	78,948	39.52	82,213	28.98	60,270	26.37	54,866	56.46	117,428
Operations Research Analysts	30	53.25	110,776	47.32	98,426	27.54	57,279	26.24	54,572	67.31	139,989
Software Developers, Applications	920	44.24	92,008	44.74	93,062	27.00	56,164	24.49	50,932	69.51	144,562
Software Developers, Systems Software	470	42.86	89,148	44.22	91,967	35.20	73,229	32.77	68,159	59.23	123,177
Statisticians	80	43.90	91,318	46.43	96,570	33.12	68,879	31.26	65,016	66.64	138,610
Web Developers	140	21.84	45,436	26.14	54,379	14.54	30,247	13.20	27,448	45.04	93,691



Architecture and Engineering Occupations -New Haven 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	4,820	35.86	74,598	37.09	77,153	23.91	49,735	21.76	45,253	55.24	114,893
Aerospace Engineering and Operations Technicians	10	33.42	69,518	32.72	68,047	23.35	48,579	21.16	44,016	44.34	92,220
Aerospace Engineers	50	37.02	77,001	41.29	85,873	32.46	67,520	30.76	63,981	58.65	122,001
Architects, ex. Landscape and Naval	330	33.97	70,663	35.66	74,172	24.25	50,445	22.00	45,760	53.43	111,141
Architectural and Civil Drafters	220	27.33	56,833	28.14	58,526	20.61	42,871	19.23	40,011	39.71	82,578
Biomedical Engineers	20	49.66	103,293	49.32	102,573	32.26	67,104	27.17	56,519	70.84	147,330
Cartographers and Photogrammetrists	30	26.56	55,231	26.83	55,809	19.57	40,711	18.43	38,348	37.11	77,193
Chemical Engineers	70	44.37	92,291	49.20	102,340	33.53	69,741	28.73	59,743	69.44	144,420
Civil Engineering Technicians	50	25.90	53,862	25.69	53,446	17.08	35,509	16.22	33,755	36.08	75,034
Civil Engineers	550	37.89	78,806	38.09	79,242	28.56	59,419	25.95	53,984	51.78	107,704
Computer Hardware Engineers	70	46.90	97,544	46.94	97,635	36.10	75,095	33.12	68,879	61.14	127,182
Electrical and Electronics Drafters	60	25.91	53,892	26.22	54,531	17.14	35,641	11.75	24,447	38.15	79,343
Electrical and Electronics Engineering Technicians	410	27.01	56,184	26.65	55,413	18.10	37,659	16.61	34,546	36.26	75,429
Electrical Engineers	440	43.43	90,324	45.41	94,431	31.17	64,823	27.39	56,955	70.81	147,269
Electro-Mechanical Technicians	40	27.64	57,492	28.06	58,364	21.00	43,682	19.27	40,072	37.70	78,410
Electronics Engineers, ex. Computer	180	43.08	89,604	45.09	93,782	32.37	67,317	31.47	65,472	65.95	137,170
Engineering Technicians, ex. Drafters, All Other	60	28.66	59,621	30.34	63,099	22.86	47,555	20.25	42,120	43.63	90,750
Engineers, All Other	110	50.70	105,463	51.16	106,426	39.78	82,750	39.38	81,929	65.59	136,430
Environmental Engineering Technicians	70	22.64	47,099	24.01	49,938	19.81	41,208	19.08	39,697	33.48	69,650
Environmental Engineers	80	37.72	78,471	43.50	90,476	27.36	56,894	25.82	53,690	67.86	141,165
Health and Safety Engineers, ex. Mining Safety Engineers and Inspectors	30	35.74	74,354	37.90	78,836	27.44	57,076	26.18	54,460	55.30	115,025
Industrial Engineering Technicians	170	30.16	62,724	31.63	65,776	19.86	41,319	16.69	34,718	45.90	95,475
Industrial Engineers	930	40.31	83,825	41.29	85,873	31.00	64,468	29.61	61,588	57.76	120,135
Landscape Architects	20	37.91	78,846	41.53	86,380	29.70	61,771	26.59	55,302	59.79	124,373
Mechanical Drafters	120	25.31	52,635	23.99	49,908	15.00	31,200	13.24	27,539	34.57	71,901
Mechanical Engineering Technicians	60	31.28	65,056	31.62	65,766	21.23	44,168	19.31	40,153	45.66	94,978
Mechanical Engineers	480	36.91	76,778	38.09	79,232	26.66	55,454	23.99	49,897	56.44	117,397
Surveying and Mapping Technicians	40	22.92	47,667	24.88	51,763	18.95	39,423	17.32	36,016	34.92	72,631
Surveyors	100	28.13	58,496	30.50	63,444	19.82	41,238	16.54	34,394	45.83	95,323



Life, Physical and Social Science Occupations -New Haven 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	2,990	34.68	72,144	38.30	79,657	22.13	46,034	20.18	41,968	59.67	124,110
Biochemists and Biophysicists	20	60.12	125,032	71.18	148,060	48.58	101,032	47.68	99,156	>90.00	>187,200
Chemical Technicians	230	22.40	46,582	23.75	49,390	16.02	33,329	15.19	31,595	36.17	75,226
Chemists	720	44.06	91,642	47.21	98,193	27.62	57,451	24.86	51,702	70.35	146,336
Clinical, Counseling and School Psychologists	370	41.91	87,171	43.18	89,827	27.71	57,644	25.21	52,432	56.23	116,961
Environmental Science and Protection Technicians, Including Health	20	18.65	38,784	23.02	47,880	15.80	32,853	15.33	31,879	35.24	73,300
Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health	80	34.53	71,819	36.69	76,301	28.31	58,891	25.30	52,615	61.32	127,557
Life Scientists, All Other	30	49.23	102,391	49.28	102,492	29.91	62,207	27.11	56,397	76.00	158,078
Life, Physical, and Social Science Technicians, All Other	50	22.98	47,788	23.71	49,299	18.19	37,841	17.38	36,158	31.22	64,935
Medical Scientists, ex. Epidemiologists	290	45.03	93,660	51.25	106,599	36.78	76,494	33.89	70,491	82.92	172,466
Microbiologists	50	42.04	87,435	43.79	91,085	27.06	56,296	25.91	53,892	68.53	142,554
Social Science Research Assistants	20	18.47	38,429	22.63	47,079	17.00	35,357	15.78	32,822	35.51	73,847
Social Scientists and Related Workers, All Other	50	38.35	79,749	43.39	90,233	25.05	52,088	21.90	45,558	83.45	173,561
Survey Researchers	10	33.69	70,086	34.97	72,742	22.26	46,288	20.35	42,333	54.24	112,814
Urban and Regional Planners	70	36.48	75,885	36.40	75,713	29.54	61,436	26.83	55,799	46.58	96,885



Community and Social Services Occupations -New Haven 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	5,790	23.03	47,890	24.81	51,601	14.13	29,405	12.90	26,830	40.67	84,585
Child, Family, and School Social Workers	770	31.19	64,864	30.36	63,140	18.47	38,429	16.15	33,593	42.80	89,016
Clergy	70	35.77	74,405	33.13	68,899	21.87	45,497	20.04	41,664	45.08	93,772
Community and Social Service Specialists, All Other	120	22.78	47,393	24.94	51,875	17.38	36,148	15.17	31,555	38.03	79,110
Community Health Workers	N/A	18.94	39,383	24.04	49,999	15.79	32,842	15.27	31,758	45.29	94,208
Counselors, All Other	50	30.40	63,231	30.28	62,967	24.80	51,581	23.92	49,755	37.55	78,096
Educational, Guidance, School, and Vocational Counselors	890	21.28	44,270	25.05	52,088	12.87	26,769	12.29	25,572	43.29	90,030
Health Educators	100	26.97	56,093	26.92	55,991	18.33	38,135	16.15	33,603	37.49	77,974
Healthcare Social Workers	350	35.13	73,077	35.59	74,030	24.16	50,252	22.32	46,419	51.96	108,059
Marriage and Family Therapists	N/A	25.62	53,294	27.42	57,036	20.45	42,536	19.51	40,579	36.23	75,358
Mental Health and Substance Abuse Social Workers	370	27.12	56,417	26.06	54,197	16.78	34,901	15.91	33,096	36.56	76,048
Mental Health Counselors	250	17.46	36,330	18.44	38,369	12.51	26,029	11.46	23,828	26.21	54,521
Rehabilitation Counselors	540	24.13	50,202	23.93	49,786	13.27	27,600	12.69	26,404	37.13	77,224
Social and Human Service Assistants	1,370	17.16	35,692	18.16	37,780	12.51	26,029	12.00	24,954	26.28	54,673
Social Workers, All Other	80	35.05	72,914	33.27	69,193	22.27	46,318	17.29	35,945	43.29	90,040
Substance Abuse and Behavioral Disorder Counselors	410	18.36	38,186	20.60	42,850	12.96	26,941	12.32	25,633	33.34	69,345



Legal Occupations -New Haven 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	2,150	39.95	83,105	45.41	94,441	22.00	45,760	18.39	38,257	76.59	159,294
Judges, Magistrate Judges, and Magistrates	50	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Lawyers	1,270	53.38	111,030	56.38	117,265	32.14	66,851	27.42	57,026	88.57	184,218
Legal Support Workers, All Other	50	25.01	52,037	29.00	60,321	17.96	37,365	16.57	34,455	52.29	108,758
Paralegals and Legal Assistants	650	24.22	50,384	25.74	53,548	17.36	36,097	16.19	33,674	38.25	79,546



Education, Training and Library Occupations -New Haven 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	25,580	28.43	59,145	34.18	71,089	14.20	29,517	11.38	23,656	58.71	122,112
Adult Basic and Secondary Education and Literacy Teachers and Ins	190	28.38	59,033	27.39	56,965	13.63	28,351	9.46	19,681	43.63	90,760
Anthropology and Archeology Teachers, Postsecondary	30	N/A	62,521	N/A	65,178	N/A	54,673	N/A	51,591	N/A	84,707
Archivists	N/A	17.83	37,071	20.48	42,597	16.77	34,881	15.54	32,335	33.24	69,132
Audio-Visual and Multimedia Collections Specialists	20	21.24	44,189	23.88	49,674	16.04	33,370	15.84	32,944	42.31	88,012
Career/Technical Education Teachers, Middle School	50	N/A	82,071	N/A	75,176	N/A	53,771	N/A	47,383	N/A	96,063
Career/Technical Education Teachers, Secondary School	130	N/A	74,375	N/A	74,618	N/A	56,356	N/A	51,216	N/A	97,169
Chemistry Teachers, Postsecondary	50	N/A	73,655	N/A	79,140	N/A	53,122	N/A	51,976	N/A	119,993
Communications Teachers, Postsecondary	N/A	N/A	66,760	N/A	69,660	N/A	44,615	N/A	41,765	N/A	105,848
Computer Science Teachers, Postsecondary	60	N/A	85,914	N/A	98,649	N/A	53,487	N/A	50,587	N/A	161,191
Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Teachers, Postsecondary	40	N/A	64,488	N/A	73,594	N/A	42,120	N/A	40,437	N/A	122,163
Economics Teachers, Postsecondary	N/A	N/A	92,677	N/A	101,093	N/A	80,692	N/A	76,930	N/A	144,065
Education Teachers, Postsecondary	N/A	N/A	68,879	N/A	72,874	N/A	44,888	N/A	41,431	N/A	115,663
Education, Training and Library Workers, All Other	70	21.59	44,899	22.30	46,389	13.86	28,827	11.80	24,538	30.72	63,910
Elementary School Teachers, ex. Special Education	2,250	N/A	72,965	N/A	70,816	N/A	49,543	N/A	46,572	N/A	95,587
Engineering Teachers, Postsecondary	90	N/A	89,848	N/A	102,451	N/A	55,424	N/A	52,807	N/A	171,209
English Language and Literature Teachers, Postsecondary	170	N/A	81,097	N/A	85,549	N/A	49,330	N/A	44,838	N/A	136,602
History Teachers, Postsecondary	50	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Instructional Coordinators	150	36.16	75,196	37.57	78,136	22.50	46,805	21.03	43,743	56.95	118,472
Kindergarten Teachers, ex. Special Education	530	N/A	78,380	N/A	76,981	N/A	51,053	N/A	46,369	N/A	112,125
Librarians	540	36.23	75,358	36.16	75,206	23.78	49,451	21.92	45,588	51.47	107,055
Library Technicians	370	22.19	46,146	21.67	45,061	11.96	24,883	9.68	20,137	33.24	69,132
Middle School Teachers, ex. Special and Career/Technical Educa	1,800	N/A	75,135	N/A	72,641	N/A	52,868	N/A	49,330	N/A	95,516
Nursing Instructors and Teachers, Postsecondary	320	N/A	78,542	N/A	85,782	N/A	63,109	N/A	57,624	N/A	118,969
Postsecondary Teachers, All Other	N/A	N/A	70,593	N/A	79,343	N/A	48,437	N/A	45,132	N/A	124,019
Preschool Teachers, ex. Special Education	1,200	14.63	30,439	17.05	35,479	11.57	24,061	10.30	21,425	27.50	57,198
Psychology Teachers, Postsecondary	90	N/A	80,763	N/A	80,458	N/A	63,373	N/A	58,242	N/A	98,973
Secondary School Teachers, ex. Special and Career/Technical Ed	2,360	N/A	73,310	N/A	71,890	N/A	51,611	N/A	48,975	N/A	95,779
Self-Enrichment Education Teachers	550	21.31	44,331	21.59	44,909	9.66	20,107	9.19	19,113	36.43	75,784
Special Education Teachers, All Other	30	N/A	75,074	N/A	74,831	N/A	55,495	N/A	53,304	N/A	96,662
Special Education Teachers, Kindergarten and Elementary School	480	N/A	75,754	N/A	72,773	N/A	50,901	N/A	49,096	N/A	96,834
Special Education Teachers, Middle School	260	N/A	76,585	N/A	72,326	N/A	48,823	N/A	45,345	N/A	96,702
Special Education Teachers, Preschool	N/A	N/A	37,679	N/A	51,074	N/A	29,294	N/A	27,347	N/A	102,725
Special Education Teachers, Secondary School	320	N/A	64,417	N/A	65,857	N/A	46,592	N/A	43,520	N/A	92,920
Substitute Teachers	1,610	13.25	27,560	13.22	27,509	11.07	23,027	10.31	21,456	15.42	32,072
Teacher Assistants	3,770	N/A	26,485	N/A	28,503	N/A	20,046	N/A	19,052	N/A	42,090
Teachers and Instructors, All Other, ex. Substitute Teachers	270	N/A	57,259	N/A	56,803	N/A	41,735	N/A	35,104	N/A	76,808
Vocational Education Teachers, Postsecondary	110	24.30	50,546	25.07	52,138	19.06	39,646	17.64	36,696	34.87	72,519



Arts,Design,Entertainment,Sports,Media Occupations -New Haven 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	2,940	23.01	47,849	25.74	53,548	12.31	25,603	9.66	20,097	42.52	88,428
Art Directors	40	37.49	77,964	39.32	81,777	27.69	57,604	22.91	47,646	55.82	116,099
Audio and Video Equipment Technicians	250	22.64	47,109	22.86	47,555	13.76	28,614	12.58	26,181	34.78	72,337
Broadcast Technicians	40	18.59	38,652	22.15	46,054	13.26	27,590	10.99	22,865	36.18	75,257
Coaches and Scouts	760	N/A	37,557	N/A	47,849	N/A	20,006	N/A	19,093	N/A	86,826
Commercial and Industrial Designers	50	33.55	69,781	35.11	73,026	21.56	44,848	16.35	33,988	55.38	115,197
Editors	190	28.18	58,607	28.75	59,784	18.19	37,841	16.53	34,384	43.62	90,740
Fine Artists, Including Painters, Sculptors, and Illustrators	N/A	17.41	36,219	19.41	40,356	16.77	34,881	15.46	32,163	31.40	65,320
Floral Designers	70	16.18	33,654	17.17	35,702	12.98	26,992	12.33	25,633	25.73	53,517
Graphic Designers	350	26.87	55,900	27.03	56,214	17.92	37,263	15.59	32,437	37.47	77,934
Interior Designers	30	23.11	48,062	23.36	48,600	15.86	32,984	9.63	20,026	32.93	68,494
Interpreters and Translators	20	26.04	54,156	27.73	57,685	21.20	44,108	20.29	42,201	38.84	80,773
Media and Communication Equipment Workers, All Other	20	35.00	72,803	29.35	61,061	14.81	30,815	13.15	27,357	39.31	81,766
Media and Communication Workers, All Other	50	34.87	72,529	34.54	71,840	26.31	54,724	23.46	48,802	45.12	93,843
Merchandise Displayers and Window Trimmers	170	10.99	22,855	13.24	27,550	9.26	19,255	9.06	18,860	21.35	44,412
Music Directors and Composers	60	25.48	53,000	30.38	63,201	15.52	32,295	15.39	32,021	47.19	98,142
Photographers	60	26.51	55,140	27.01	56,194	16.27	33,856	12.01	24,964	38.17	79,373
Producers and Directors	110	29.12	60,564	37.65	78,309	19.18	39,910	16.49	34,292	56.82	118,198
Public Relations Specialists	200	22.72	47,251	26.68	55,484	13.92	28,959	12.85	26,718	45.84	95,343
Reporters and Correspondents	80	16.64	34,617	17.87	37,172	11.78	24,518	10.30	21,425	27.50	57,198
Sound Engineering Technicians	10	27.75	57,715	28.63	59,561	25.71	53,487	24.24	50,435	37.31	77,609
Technical Writers	60	37.66	78,339	41.19	85,660	23.38	48,630	17.65	36,716	57.76	120,125
Writers and Authors	50	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A



Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Occupations -New Haven 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	20,430	36.11	75,105	39.79	82,760	23.58	49,056	21.17	44,027	57.91	120,439
Athletic Trainers	90	N/A	45,446	N/A	47,231	N/A	24,193	N/A	21,750	N/A	72,681
Audiologists	20	35.68	74,223	36.20	75,297	33.37	69,406	31.11	64,711	44.32	92,180
Cardiovascular Technologists and Technicians	100	31.81	66,151	32.27	67,125	26.26	54,633	25.15	52,290	42.60	88,611
Chiropractors	N/A	40.62	84,484	48.03	99,896	25.67	53,396	22.78	47,383	78.71	163,736
Dental Hygienists	690	39.33	81,817	37.77	78,552	30.48	63,393	27.77	57,756	46.31	96,317
Dentists, General	160	58.78	122,254	78.70	163,705	43.60	90,700	41.84	87,019	>90.00	>187,200
Diagnostic Medical Sonographers	290	38.76	80,621	38.08	79,211	31.15	64,782	29.96	62,329	47.09	97,949
Dietetic Technicians	40	22.46	46,714	22.37	46,531	17.93	37,294	16.58	34,485	28.75	59,784
Dietitians and Nutritionists	140	32.71	68,037	33.51	69,710	25.08	52,159	24.42	50,780	43.26	89,969
Emergency Medical Technicians and Paramedics	800	20.14	41,887	20.32	42,262	13.38	27,833	9.62	20,016	28.66	59,632
Exercise Physiologists	20	33.12	68,879	31.37	65,259	21.51	44,746	17.72	36,868	41.44	86,187
Family and General Practitioners	120	85.39	177,607	86.23	179,351	44.02	91,551	25.29	52,605	>90.00	>187,200
Health Diagnosing and Treating Practitioners, All Other	100	38.25	79,556	40.69	84,646	29.76	61,893	29.85	62,095	58.17	121,007
Health Technologists and Technicians, All Other	90	28.00	58,222	27.53	57,259	18.83	39,149	17.20	35,763	36.74	76,413
Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Workers, All Other	80	40.23	83,693	38.24	79,536	26.05	54,186	22.34	46,460	49.14	102,208
Internists, General	140	63.13	131,309	75.61	157,267	27.65	57,512	26.20	54,501	>90.00	>187,200
Licensed Practical and Licensed Vocational Nurses	1,480	27.08	56,336	27.00	56,164	23.55	48,985	21.65	45,020	33.50	69,670
Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technologists	50	36.57	76,068	37.50	77,994	29.38	61,122	26.77	55,677	50.73	105,524
Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technicians	380	21.96	45,679	22.26	46,298	16.08	33,451	14.28	29,689	30.08	62,582
Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technologists	990	34.47	71,708	34.64	72,042	27.93	58,111	26.12	54,339	44.92	93,437
Medical Records and Health Information Technicians	300	24.96	51,915	24.67	51,307	18.09	37,618	15.90	33,076	32.89	68,423
Nuclear Medicine Technologists	80	36.24	75,389	36.18	75,236	26.73	55,586	23.33	48,539	47.96	99,754
Nurse Midwives	20	52.86	109,945	51.65	107,440	48.33	100,505	45.04	93,681	58.75	122,183
Nurse Practitioners	530	48.72	101,346	48.97	101,853	39.52	82,202	37.54	78,076	62.09	129,139
Occupational Health and Safety Specialists	120	39.88	82,943	40.15	83,531	27.91	58,060	24.70	51,378	56.27	117,042
Occupational Health and Safety Technicians	30	31.13	64,752	27.25	56,661	14.73	30,652	13.49	28,036	40.03	83,277
Occupational Therapists	330	42.26	87,911	42.71	88,824	33.79	70,268	32.66	67,936	57.27	119,121
Ophthalmic Medical Technicians	130	19.00	39,524	20.53	42,698	16.53	34,384	15.60	32,467	28.02	58,273
Opticians, Dispensing	180	25.20	52,422	24.57	51,104	17.45	36,290	16.14	33,583	34.05	70,816
Optometrists	30	59.25	123,228	72.18	150,148	33.97	70,643	17.18	35,722	>90.00	>187,200
Pediatricians, General	90	48.88	101,671	58.62	121,920	42.82	89,077	40.47	84,170	88.67	184,441
Pharmacists	370	54.89	114,153	52.85	109,914	39.79	82,760	32.68	67,976	70.27	146,153
Pharmacy Technicians	480	18.11	37,669	18.88	39,261	13.91	28,929	12.18	25,329	26.85	55,849
Physical Therapists	820	42.78	88,986	45.32	94,269	34.91	72,620	32.79	68,200	60.77	126,381
Physician Assistants	410	50.40	104,844	50.69	105,432	37.77	78,552	38.94	80,986	70.84	147,340
Physicians and Surgeons, All Other	760	88.72	184,552	86.25	179,391	40.69	84,636	31.88	66,303	>90.00	>187,200
Podiatrists	30	44.38	92,322	67.29	139,948	21.97	45,700	22.07	45,923	>90.00	>187,200
Psychiatric Technicians	110	21.90	45,547	21.48	44,665	15.62	32,467	14.40	29,953	27.20	56,590
Psychiatrists	120	>90.00	>187,200	101.16	210,419	66.03	137,332	55.61	115,653	>90.00	>187,200
Radiation Therapists	N/A	49.56	103,080	54.71	113,808	40.04	83,277	38.37	79,809	73.39	152,663
Radiologic Technologists and Technicians	450	29.75	61,883	29.77	61,913	23.58	49,046	21.73	45,203	37.74	78,512
Recreational Therapists	60	20.42	42,485	24.11	50,151	17.11	35,570	16.14	33,562	37.71	78,441
Registered Nurses	7,460	37.99	79,019	38.70	80,489	29.96	62,319	28.02	58,283	52.41	109,022
Respiratory Therapists	220	33.87	70,430	34.69	72,154	27.11	56,397	25.95	53,963	45.84	95,354
Respiratory Therapy Technicians	N/A	22.56	46,926	24.37	50,678	17.28	35,945	16.44	34,181	35.02	72,844
Speech-Language Pathologists	300	40.57	84,372	40.32	83,845	29.67	61,710	27.21	56,610	55.14	114,690
Surgeons	110	>90.00	>187,200	101.66	211,453	40.01	83,216	26.78	55,687	>90.00	>187,200
Surgical Technologists	290	27.82	57,877	27.63	57,472	22.97	47,768	20.62	42,891	35.38	73,574
Veterinarians	110	46.61	96,946	63.42	131,917	30.96	64,387	30.32	63,059	>90.00	>187,200
Veterinary Technologists and Technicians	250	17.38	36,158	18.12	37,679	14.52	30,196	13.21	27,489	24.75	51,489



Healthcare Support Occupations -New Haven 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	9,810	15.02	31,238	16.22	33,741	11.95	24,851	10.74	22,327	22.97	47,782
Dental Assistants	610	18.74	38,984	20.04	41,691	16.11	33,517	15.29	31,790	28.32	58,889
Healthcare Support Workers, All Other	230	20.85	43,367	19.13	39,791	12.09	25,148	10.92	22,716	26.03	54,138
Home Health Aides	2,340	13.05	27,140	12.92	26,864	10.27	21,367	9.35	19,456	15.57	32,393
Massage Therapists	N/A	11.84	24,647	17.68	36,776	10.66	22,174	10.02	20,846	29.12	60,585
Medical Assistants	1,120	16.66	34,641	17.63	36,654	12.33	25,648	11.54	24,003	25.28	52,584
Medical Equipment Preparers	80	19.77	41,129	18.75	38,994	14.44	30,032	13.17	27,396	23.37	48,620
Medical Transcriptionists	130	20.95	43,572	20.83	43,306	15.25	31,708	14.24	29,634	28.18	58,623
Nursing Assistants	4,030	15.44	32,106	15.99	33,271	12.61	26,231	11.91	24,770	21.66	45,064
Occupational Therapy Assistants	80	30.66	63,763	30.70	63,855	27.15	56,467	25.63	53,300	36.72	76,373
Orderlies	210	15.19	31,606	14.77	30,717	11.41	23,748	10.51	21,868	18.60	38,677
Phlebotomists	250	17.95	37,349	18.46	38,422	15.83	32,934	15.00	31,197	23.29	48,446
Physical Therapist Aides	160	12.95	26,926	13.78	28,673	10.70	22,256	10.25	21,316	18.37	38,207
Physical Therapist Assistants	120	29.83	62,036	26.79	55,732	16.22	33,721	11.41	23,748	36.68	76,291
Psychiatric Aides	120	17.41	36,214	17.76	36,940	12.78	26,588	11.08	23,032	24.50	50,970
Veterinary Assistants and Laboratory Animal Caretakers	270	19.72	41,027	19.00	39,505	10.45	21,745	9.36	19,466	29.95	62,292



Protective Service Occupations -New Haven 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	6,070	27.05	56,263	26.43	54,955	14.09	29,317	10.85	22,562	38.52	80,123
Animal Control Workers	60	16.84	35,029	17.11	35,571	10.19	21,183	9.25	19,241	26.47	55,037
Crossing Guards	170	11.66	24,238	13.37	27,804	9.32	19,374	9.13	18,986	21.40	44,512
Detectives and Criminal Investigators	190	36.61	76,158	44.78	93,131	31.38	65,276	30.62	63,702	68.67	142,824
Fire Inspectors and Investigators	90	33.50	69,680	31.12	64,724	16.91	35,172	9.52	19,803	45.65	94,950
Firefighters	640	29.90	62,200	29.55	61,464	25.12	52,247	24.50	50,970	36.37	75,647
First-Line Supervisors of Fire Fighting and Prevention Workers	240	35.92	74,697	37.33	77,640	32.29	67,166	31.20	64,898	48.16	100,182
First-Line Supervisors of Police and Detectives	420	40.29	83,802	42.27	87,920	33.65	69,986	32.12	66,798	58.11	120,864
First-Line Supervisors of Protective Service Workers, All Other	90	26.10	54,281	27.00	56,151	20.37	42,356	19.54	40,639	40.03	83,260
Lifeguards, Ski Patrol, and Other Recreational Protective Service Workers	280	9.86	20,508	10.91	22,705	9.28	19,303	9.05	18,843	13.63	28,356
Police and Sheriff's Patrol Officers	1,420	32.65	67,902	31.71	65,960	25.39	52,830	23.85	49,611	37.93	78,897
Protective Service Workers, All Other	180	13.52	28,121	18.15	37,757	9.65	20,059	9.19	19,119	32.20	66,962
Security Guards	1,430	14.66	30,502	16.52	34,365	10.80	22,460	10.08	20,958	25.50	53,024
Transportation Security Screeners	10	21.47	44,665	20.67	42,999	16.77	34,876	16.29	33,884	24.29	50,510



Food Preparation and Serving-Related Occupations -New Haven 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	22,420	10.53	21,898	12.11	25,199	9.24	19,211	9.07	18,874	17.63	36,664
Bartenders	1,200	9.44	19,630	11.26	23,421	9.24	19,201	9.00	18,720	17.41	36,225
Chefs and Head Cooks	210	22.43	46,647	24.88	51,757	16.98	35,315	15.31	31,831	36.60	76,128
Combined Food Preparation and Serving Workers, Including Fast Food	4,710	10.24	21,306	11.40	23,707	9.31	19,354	9.09	18,904	15.88	33,026
Cooks, All Other	70	16.05	33,394	17.67	36,735	12.80	26,619	12.17	25,321	27.70	57,622
Cooks, Fast Food	700	11.40	23,717	11.74	24,422	9.52	19,803	9.15	19,017	14.83	30,829
Cooks, Institution and Cafeteria	670	16.26	33,803	17.31	36,000	12.77	26,568	12.27	25,526	24.34	50,622
Cooks, Restaurant	1,770	11.89	24,739	13.10	27,253	10.25	21,306	9.54	19,855	18.77	39,035
Cooks, Short Order	N/A	9.85	20,498	10.77	22,389	9.28	19,292	9.05	18,833	13.84	28,765
Counter Attendants, Cafeteria, Food Concession, and Coffee Shop	N/A	9.62	20,008	9.92	20,631	9.28	19,292	9.03	18,782	11.45	23,819
Dining Room and Cafeteria Attendants and Bartender Helpers	670	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Dishwashers	750	10.10	20,989	10.81	22,491	9.22	19,180	9.05	18,822	14.04	29,215
First-Line Supervisors of Food Preparation and Serving Workers	1,390	15.30	31,810	18.48	38,432	12.01	24,964	10.90	22,675	30.29	62,987
Food Preparation and Serving Related Workers, All Other	30	11.36	23,635	12.59	26,190	10.72	22,297	9.96	20,723	17.13	35,611
Food Preparation Workers	1,920	11.26	23,421	12.66	26,323	9.62	19,987	9.17	19,057	19.77	41,140
Food Servers, Nonrestaurant	710	11.92	24,790	12.91	26,834	10.12	21,050	9.37	19,497	18.13	37,706
Hosts and Hostesses, Restaurant, Lounge, and Coffee Shop	470	9.71	20,192	11.00	22,869	9.24	19,221	9.03	18,802	15.27	31,759
Waiters and Waitresses	5,240	9.50	19,752	10.69	22,225	9.20	19,129	9.01	18,741	14.12	29,368



Building/Grounds Cleaning/Maintenance Occupations -New Haven 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	9,020	14.45	30,053	16.18	33,639	10.22	21,254	9.44	19,650	25.63	53,300
First-Line Supervisors of Housekeeping and Janitorial Workers	400	29.02	60,361	28.00	58,225	17.62	36,654	14.86	30,911	37.74	78,488
First-Line Supervisors of Landscaping, Lawn Service, and Groundsk	210	29.20	60,739	28.66	59,615	20.97	43,602	17.28	35,938	37.40	77,804
Janitors and Cleaners, ex. Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners	4,750	14.16	29,470	15.61	32,474	10.18	21,183	9.48	19,732	23.69	49,263
Landscaping and Groundskeeping Workers	1,800	15.26	31,728	16.83	35,009	12.18	25,342	11.10	23,073	25.03	52,043
Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners	1,740	11.94	24,810	12.70	26,415	9.48	19,732	9.13	18,976	17.84	37,114
Pest Control Workers	30	19.91	41,395	19.35	40,251	12.76	26,558	11.18	23,247	27.48	57,162
Tree Trimmers and Pruners	N/A	17.79	37,001	19.79	41,170	16.96	35,284	15.61	32,485	30.84	64,141



Personal Care and Service Occupations -New Haven 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	9,260	12.74	26,497	14.39	29,930	9.96	20,723	9.30	19,344	22.07	45,901
Amusement and Recreation Attendants	390	10.49	21,827	11.39	23,707	9.22	19,170	9.07	18,884	16.45	34,232
Animal Trainers	N/A	10.72	22,297	10.64	22,113	10.64	22,113	9.73	20,222	11.74	24,412
Baggage Porters and Bellhops	30	10.58	22,000	11.00	22,879	9.21	19,139	9.07	18,874	14.06	29,256
Childcare Workers	1,210	10.85	22,583	11.53	23,973	9.58	19,946	9.16	19,057	15.09	31,391
Concierges	40	11.73	24,412	12.73	26,476	9.73	20,243	9.21	19,149	18.03	37,502
First-Line Supervisors of Personal Service Workers	410	19.32	40,200	19.76	41,119	12.66	26,323	9.29	19,313	29.58	61,536
Fitness Trainers and Aerobics Instructors	480	24.21	50,357	23.00	47,843	13.88	28,857	11.21	23,319	33.16	68,965
Hairdressers, Hairstylists, and Cosmetologists	1,070	15.00	31,207	15.86	32,996	11.10	23,073	9.39	19,528	22.79	47,404
Locker Room, Coatroom, and Dressing Room Attendants	40	15.61	32,474	16.61	34,538	10.37	21,581	9.24	19,211	26.20	54,495
Manicurists and Pedicurists	N/A	9.32	19,395	9.96	20,733	9.09	18,925	8.97	18,669	11.71	24,361
Morticians, Undertakers, and Funeral Directors	N/A	39.35	81,840	35.94	74,738	26.36	54,843	25.13	52,268	45.93	95,543
Nonfarm Animal Caretakers	330	9.74	20,263	10.98	22,849	9.26	19,262	9.04	18,822	14.41	29,971
Personal Care Aides	3,340	12.79	26,619	13.30	27,682	10.43	21,704	9.87	20,529	17.59	36,572
Personal Care and Service Workers, All Other	20	10.28	21,387	13.48	28,040	8.48	17,637	8.48	17,647	25.40	52,830
Recreation Workers	1,090	12.56	26,108	14.31	29,766	9.69	20,141	9.24	19,211	21.97	45,697
Residential Advisors	270	14.58	30,339	15.25	31,718	10.71	22,266	9.36	19,466	21.66	45,064
Skincare Specialists	40	19.68	40,935	20.29	42,213	16.30	33,895	15.48	32,188	24.38	50,725
Tour Guides and Escorts	N/A	15.40	32,035	14.41	29,961	10.73	22,317	10.31	21,459	18.28	38,013
Ushers, Lobby Attendants, and Ticket Takers	70	9.28	19,313	10.19	21,183	9.10	18,945	8.97	18,659	13.90	28,908



Sales and Related Occupations -New Haven 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	27,020	14.53	30,240	20.70	43,076	9.95	20,715	9.47	19,689	38.97	81,049
Advertising Sales Agents	180	20.25	42,133	23.48	48,849	11.88	24,708	10.70	22,245	36.86	76,669
Cashiers	6,430	10.03	20,862	11.22	23,345	9.49	19,730	9.28	19,301	14.90	30,995
Counter and Rental Clerks	870	12.89	26,814	14.62	30,397	10.04	20,873	9.48	19,730	24.25	50,432
Demonstrators and Product Promoters	N/A	11.97	24,886	13.38	27,841	10.40	21,638	9.64	20,055	18.98	39,461
First-Line Supervisors of Non-Retail Sales Workers	590	39.37	81,887	48.28	100,423	24.79	51,553	21.41	44,522	94.14	195,796
First-Line Supervisors of Retail Sales Workers	2,760	21.48	44,679	23.61	49,090	13.82	28,742	12.28	25,546	38.72	80,536
Insurance Sales Agents	560	27.03	56,226	35.59	74,029	18.04	37,523	16.16	33,593	51.18	106,448
Parts Salespersons	480	21.21	44,124	20.94	43,548	13.45	27,977	12.37	25,745	30.94	64,357
Real Estate Brokers	90	27.80	57,808	30.39	63,205	17.59	36,590	13.61	28,312	55.97	116,413
Real Estate Sales Agents	140	23.74	49,373	29.39	61,140	19.29	40,121	17.60	36,621	47.50	98,799
Retail Salespersons	8,210	11.33	23,566	13.61	28,312	9.56	19,867	9.36	19,469	21.15	43,988
Sales and Related Workers, All Other	N/A	19.05	39,629	24.86	51,721	14.22	29,570	12.75	26,520	45.55	94,744
Sales Engineers	190	42.20	87,766	41.82	86,969	27.36	56,897	22.59	46,995	61.65	128,243
Sales Reps., Services, All Other	1,720	27.21	56,593	31.02	64,504	17.31	36,003	15.78	32,818	53.80	111,897
Sales Reps., Wholesale and Manufacturing, ex. Technical and Scientific Products	2,390	27.89	58,018	31.98	66,526	19.49	40,540	17.95	37,323	51.51	107,129
Sales Reps., Wholesale and Manufacturing, Technical and Scientific Products	1,100	38.03	79,090	44.77	93,120	25.94	53,973	21.94	45,643	72.34	150,467
Securities, Commodities, and Financial Services Sales Agents	260	65.14	135,504	73.37	152,594	26.23	54,550	24.09	50,096	>90.00	>187,200
Telemarketers	570	23.86	49,635	23.79	49,468	14.96	31,120	11.60	24,131	34.99	72,761
Travel Agents	110	18.07	37,606	17.76	36,936	14.14	29,412	12.14	25,263	22.79	47,403



Office and Administrative Support Occupations -New Haven 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	44,830	18.94	39,375	20.20	42,034	12.31	25,604	10.58	22,021	31.00	64,481
Bill and Account Collectors	420	19.42	40,400	20.22	42,054	15.68	32,606	14.75	30,668	28.01	58,250
Billing and Posting Clerks and Machine Operators	1,220	20.47	42,571	21.14	43,972	14.35	29,846	12.75	26,507	31.71	65,953
Bookkeeping, Accounting and Auditing Clerks	3,150	20.86	43,404	21.37	44,459	15.06	31,327	13.88	28,871	29.92	62,239
Brokerage Clerks	50	23.29	48,437	23.88	49,675	18.44	38,360	16.63	34,595	30.79	64,035
Cargo and Freight Agents	60	23.35	48,569	24.07	50,071	14.29	29,714	13.17	27,390	37.07	77,095
Computer Operators	40	26.65	55,439	24.63	51,228	17.20	35,782	14.24	29,612	31.60	65,740
Correspondence Clerks	20	21.68	45,088	20.61	42,866	15.06	31,327	11.73	24,406	27.65	57,510
Couriers and Messengers	150	16.85	35,042	17.37	36,148	11.50	23,919	10.23	21,281	27.01	56,190
Court, Municipal, and License Clerks	210	22.59	46,986	22.63	47,077	15.88	33,042	13.61	28,303	31.45	65,405
Credit Authorizers, Checkers, and Clerks	20	20.56	42,764	20.55	42,734	15.26	31,733	14.03	29,186	28.02	58,291
Customer Service Representatives	4,040	18.42	38,319	19.82	41,222	12.01	24,964	10.63	22,103	32.48	67,566
Data Entry Keyers	250	15.67	32,596	16.44	34,199	12.26	25,502	11.22	23,331	24.42	50,791
Desktop Publishers	20	22.33	46,428	22.35	46,479	15.02	31,226	9.66	20,103	30.26	62,959
Dispatchers, ex. Police, Fire, and Ambulance	280	19.26	40,065	20.60	42,845	15.06	31,327	13.79	28,679	29.21	60,747
Eligibility Interviewers, Government Programs	190	25.12	52,233	25.22	52,446	19.72	41,019	19.09	39,700	31.83	66,207
Executive Secretaries and Executive Administrative Assistants	2,230	29.49	61,335	29.90	62,188	25.05	52,090	23.45	48,772	37.21	77,410
File Clerks	310	15.05	31,307	15.28	31,774	10.47	21,788	9.97	20,733	21.98	45,717
Financial Clerks, All Other	40	20.62	42,896	20.58	42,815	16.83	35,001	16.29	33,885	25.47	52,973
First-Line Supervisors of Office and Administrative Support Worke	4,710	29.20	60,727	29.61	61,599	20.30	42,216	18.04	37,538	41.88	87,112
Hotel, Motel, and Resort Desk Clerks	250	10.61	22,072	11.21	23,320	9.27	19,261	9.04	18,794	15.06	31,317
Human Resources Assistants, ex. Payroll and Timekeeping	250	22.76	47,341	23.19	48,244	15.86	33,002	15.27	31,764	33.58	69,840
Information and Record Clerks, All Other	220	23.27	48,407	22.24	46,265	16.49	34,301	14.24	29,622	28.14	58,535
Insurance Claims and Policy Processing Clerks	630	21.11	43,911	21.01	43,698	14.96	31,104	13.67	28,425	28.86	60,036
Interviewers, ex. Eligibility and Loan	660	16.03	33,347	16.27	33,844	10.49	21,829	10.00	20,794	23.51	48,904
Legal Secretaries	150	19.05	39,618	22.16	46,093	16.26	33,824	15.43	32,078	34.05	70,824
Library Assistants, Clerical	230	13.14	27,329	14.81	30,789	9.82	20,428	9.22	19,180	23.78	49,452
Loan Interviewers and Clerks	290	14.76	30,678	16.24	33,763	12.33	25,655	11.70	24,325	22.68	47,169
Mail Clerks and Mail Machine Operators, ex. Postal Service	200	17.77	36,960	18.37	38,198	10.95	22,762	10.18	21,169	28.27	58,819
Medical Secretaries	650	18.77	39,050	19.88	41,354	15.48	32,190	14.13	29,389	27.86	57,956
Meter Readers, Utilities	70	28.26	58,778	28.00	58,250	22.68	47,169	20.55	42,744	36.02	74,914
New Accounts Clerks	50	17.85	37,132	18.17	37,792	17.00	35,356	15.71	32,677	22.24	46,265
Office and Administrative Support Workers, All Other	1,200	10.08	20,956	12.28	25,533	9.24	19,231	9.01	18,733	17.98	37,396
Office Clerks, General	4,800	17.23	35,853	17.61	36,615	11.54	23,990	10.07	20,946	25.55	53,156
Office Machine Operators, ex. Computer	120	16.31	33,915	16.57	34,473	10.90	22,671	9.33	19,393	23.97	49,858
Order Clerks	540	16.40	34,108	16.66	34,646	12.46	25,918	11.74	24,416	22.54	46,874
Payroll and Timekeeping Clerks	300	23.34	48,559	23.32	48,508	18.57	38,624	17.00	35,366	29.67	61,731
Police, Fire, and Ambulance Dispatchers	390	23.08	48,001	23.34	48,549	19.48	40,522	17.84	37,112	29.25	60,838
Postal Service Clerks	150	27.13	56,414	26.64	55,409	24.95	51,898	26.79	55,723	27.70	57,621
Postal Service Mail Carriers	640	27.91	58,058	26.42	54,942	23.04	47,909	20.23	42,074	28.50	59,275
Postal Service Mail Sorters, Processors, and Processing Machine Operators	430	26.60	55,328	25.50	53,044	23.31	48,478	24.95	51,908	26.70	55,531
Procurement Clerks	310	24.96	51,918	24.59	51,147	17.74	36,899	16.25	33,783	34.14	71,007
Production, Planning and Expediting Clerks	540	22.10	45,961	23.12	48,082	16.00	33,286	15.25	31,733	32.85	68,327
Proofreaders and Copy Markers	N/A	13.11	27,278	13.60	28,283	10.81	22,478	10.32	21,463	18.23	37,913
Receptionists and Information Clerks	2,370	14.72	30,627	15.99	33,255	10.96	22,803	9.89	20,570	23.75	49,391
Reservation and Transportation Ticket Agents and Travel Clerks	110	15.47	32,180	17.19	35,762	10.40	21,636	9.79	20,367	26.78	55,703
Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, ex. Legal, Medical,	5,840	18.83	39,172	19.36	40,288	14.58	30,323	13.14	27,349	26.72	55,581
Shipping, Receiving and Traffic Clerks	1,500	14.03	29,196	15.02	31,246	10.69	22,224	10.22	21,250	21.82	45,383
Statistical Assistants	20	28.99	60,310	28.50	59,275	19.55	40,643	18.32	38,096	39.27	81,693
Stock Clerks and Order Fillers	3,170	11.89	24,741	13.59	28,273	9.90	20,591	9.27	19,271	20.45	42,521
Switchboard Operators, Including Answering Service	200	13.42	27,918	13.70	28,496	9.26	19,251	9.01	18,744	19.72	41,019
Tellers	800	13.63	28,354	13.74	28,577	10.97	22,823	9.71	20,205	18.02	37,477
Weighers, Measurers, Checkers, and Samplers, Recordkeeping	130	15.78	32,829	16.66	34,666	12.02	24,995	10.91	22,701	22.98	47,788
Word Processors and Typists	160	21.52	44,763	20.81	43,282	17.80	37,031	16.52	34,351	24.34	50,619



Farming, Fishing and Forestry Occupations -New Haven 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	110	12.45	25,902	14.29	29,722	9.95	20,693	9.31	19,366	21.93	45,612
Farmworkers and Laborers, Crop, Nursery, and Greenhouse	90	11.65	24,240	12.39	25,780	9.75	20,268	9.20	19,143	17.18	35,732
First-Line Supervisors of Farming, Fishing and Forestry Workers	10	20.30	42,217	25.32	52,665	17.00	35,357	16.02	33,320	40.87	85,012



Construction and Extraction Occupations -New Haven 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	8,400	26.74	55,624	27.56	57,337	17.33	36,046	15.58	32,408	41.89	87,140
Brickmasons and Blockmasons	50	34.04	70,795	33.79	70,278	32.35	67,278	30.36	63,144	37.96	78,952
Carpenters	960	24.78	51,530	25.78	53,628	17.70	36,836	16.13	33,553	36.29	75,476
Cement Masons and Concrete Finishers	150	21.39	44,487	23.70	49,291	16.83	35,012	15.99	33,269	35.74	74,341
Construction and Building Inspectors	200	32.00	66,579	30.69	63,823	19.71	40,991	16.57	34,465	43.27	89,998
Construction and Related Workers, All Other	80	22.60	47,000	20.76	43,190	13.51	28,091	12.76	26,540	28.51	59,293
Construction Laborers	1,380	20.95	43,565	21.25	44,204	14.03	29,175	12.62	26,236	30.07	62,525
Drywall and Ceiling Tile Installers	130	23.44	48,743	24.64	51,247	19.02	39,562	19.15	39,836	35.25	73,298
Earth Drillers, ex. Oil and Gas	N/A	19.52	40,596	19.91	41,417	16.78	34,901	15.87	33,016	23.29	48,429
Electricians	820	28.52	59,313	29.55	61,461	19.25	40,039	16.68	34,688	44.32	92,177
First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction Work	900	35.29	73,389	36.01	74,889	26.25	54,601	24.56	51,095	49.20	102,331
Glaziers	N/A	42.12	87,607	40.50	84,252	37.88	78,790	37.99	79,013	46.25	96,190
Hazardous Materials Removal Workers	130	17.88	37,191	18.88	39,279	17.02	35,407	15.71	32,671	25.36	52,756
Helpers, Construction Trades, All Other	N/A	11.60	24,129	14.88	30,938	10.65	22,152	9.96	20,724	26.12	54,347
Helpers--Carpenters	N/A	21.51	44,741	20.94	43,535	16.54	34,394	13.47	28,010	27.48	57,175
Helpers--Electricians	N/A	15.07	31,334	16.58	34,475	10.97	22,831	9.27	19,295	28.24	58,746
Helpers--Pipelayers, Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters	40	17.56	36,532	17.73	36,897	11.85	24,635	9.11	18,960	27.11	56,394
Highway Maintenance Workers	470	23.44	48,764	23.39	48,642	19.61	40,788	18.79	39,086	28.68	59,647
Insulation Workers, Floor, Ceiling and Wall	30	20.18	41,974	20.20	42,005	16.16	33,624	15.46	32,165	26.26	54,621
Insulation Workers, Mechanical	70	30.16	62,728	30.27	62,971	19.65	40,870	18.04	37,525	44.05	91,640
Operating Engineers and Other Construction Equipment Operators	600	32.13	66,842	31.97	66,498	22.38	46,544	20.23	42,065	44.97	93,545
Painters, Construction and Maintenance	320	20.12	41,832	21.63	44,984	14.70	30,594	13.41	27,898	33.40	69,477
Paving, Surfacing and Tamping Equipment Operators	30	17.48	36,370	18.64	38,752	11.78	24,493	10.49	21,808	32.86	68,362
Pipelayers	70	32.87	68,383	30.61	63,671	24.47	50,902	19.16	39,856	36.86	76,662
Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters	870	31.62	65,768	32.09	66,751	21.32	44,335	17.77	36,968	45.24	94,092
Roofers	N/A	33.12	68,879	32.67	67,957	24.58	51,135	23.15	48,135	43.35	90,170
Septic Tank Servicers and Sewer Pipe Cleaners	N/A	27.31	56,800	26.59	55,310	23.34	48,541	21.64	44,994	30.73	63,914
Sheet Metal Workers	N/A	23.50	48,875	24.58	51,125	20.26	42,136	19.47	40,495	32.40	67,400
Stonemasons	N/A	33.79	70,288	33.44	69,558	33.43	69,548	30.77	63,985	36.82	76,581
Structural Iron and Steel Workers	110	22.18	46,139	27.87	57,955	16.91	35,184	16.01	33,310	45.10	93,788
Tile and Marble Setters	100	30.03	62,465	28.76	59,810	21.75	45,227	19.07	39,664	36.72	76,388



Installation, Maintenance and Repair Occupations -New Haven 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	9,350	23.76	49,427	25.10	52,216	14.83	30,829	13.35	27,746	39.00	81,118
Aircraft Mechanics and Service Technicians	110	21.53	44,793	22.69	47,176	15.27	31,772	14.06	29,236	31.97	66,515
Automotive Body and Related Repairers	310	24.07	50,076	23.84	49,599	17.42	36,234	16.14	33,577	31.90	66,362
Automotive Service Technicians and Mechanics	1,170	18.74	38,972	21.27	44,235	12.43	25,859	10.23	21,276	34.61	71,981
Bus and Truck Mechanics and Diesel Engine Specialists	490	23.84	49,579	25.11	52,216	18.01	37,451	16.32	33,932	36.18	75,266
Coin, Vending and Amusement Machine Servicers and Repairers	N/A	14.89	30,960	17.06	35,473	13.46	27,989	12.53	26,072	25.48	52,997
Computer, Automated Teller, and Office Machine Repairers	140	18.67	38,830	20.19	42,004	12.78	26,579	12.12	25,210	29.12	60,572
Control and Valve Installers and Repairers, ex. Mechanical Door	170	32.41	67,407	29.84	62,063	18.68	38,860	16.92	35,189	41.44	86,198
Electric Motor, Power Tool, and Related Repairers	N/A	28.34	58,949	28.29	58,858	22.39	46,567	20.84	43,342	36.36	75,611
Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Commercial and Industrial Equipment	80	30.29	62,996	29.31	60,957	20.92	43,515	18.52	38,515	38.99	81,097
Electrical Power-Line Installers and Repairers	270	41.34	85,995	39.70	82,578	35.36	73,552	32.50	67,610	46.12	95,944
First-Line Supervisors of Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers	900	33.61	69,892	34.02	70,764	22.94	47,723	20.45	42,541	47.72	99,260
Heating, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Mechanics and Installers	470	28.45	59,162	28.80	59,913	19.84	41,264	16.82	34,996	42.57	88,561
Helpers--Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers	230	19.14	39,803	18.87	39,256	10.85	22,564	10.06	20,921	29.07	60,481
Home Appliance Repairers	30	24.98	51,942	24.81	51,628	19.34	40,219	17.54	36,497	32.09	66,748
Industrial Machinery Mechanics	340	20.53	42,704	21.70	45,137	14.49	30,139	13.28	27,624	33.39	69,455
Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers, All Other	310	18.08	37,623	19.34	40,229	15.29	31,812	13.93	28,983	27.05	56,252
Maintenance and Repair Workers, General	1,810	21.38	44,458	22.24	46,263	14.14	29,409	12.91	26,853	33.56	69,800
Maintenance Workers, Machinery	100	23.18	48,220	25.15	52,307	16.25	33,800	14.43	30,017	42.27	87,922
Mechanical Door Repairers	30	22.05	45,868	22.12	45,999	19.94	41,477	18.77	39,033	27.26	56,708
Medical Equipment Repairers	100	26.73	55,603	27.00	56,151	20.42	42,480	18.65	38,789	36.85	76,656
Mobile Heavy Equipment Mechanics, ex. Engines	230	25.33	52,682	25.12	52,236	19.70	40,980	18.26	37,988	31.93	66,423
Motorboat Mechanics and Service Technicians	70	23.74	49,376	24.92	51,820	19.37	40,280	17.78	36,974	34.35	71,433
Outdoor Power Equipment and Other Small Engine Mechanics	N/A	14.94	31,072	19.15	39,813	12.11	25,190	11.04	22,969	34.13	71,007
Security and Fire Alarm Systems Installers	230	24.73	51,445	24.28	50,492	16.45	34,226	15.74	32,735	35.31	73,441
Telecommunications Equipment Installers and Repairers, ex. Line Installers	700	31.37	65,247	32.79	68,188	19.45	40,452	17.34	36,061	56.61	117,757
Tire Repairers and Changers	230	12.36	25,707	12.43	25,859	9.33	19,400	9.10	18,933	17.06	35,473



Production Occupations -New Haven 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	16,680	17.02	35,390	18.75	38,993	11.46	23,838	10.30	21,435	29.14	60,612
Aircraft Structure, Surfaces, Rigging and Systems Assemblers	30	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Assemblers and Fabricators, All Other	N/A	11.97	24,896	14.59	30,341	10.22	21,252	9.44	19,634	22.94	47,726
Bakers	270	13.62	28,326	14.26	29,649	10.30	21,425	9.62	20,010	18.92	39,359
Butchers and Meat Cutters	100	21.18	44,041	21.73	45,192	13.94	29,008	11.02	22,921	33.59	69,864
Cabinetmakers and Bench Carpenters	70	21.86	45,476	22.46	46,718	13.92	28,947	12.93	26,891	34.78	72,347
Chemical Equipment Operators/Tenders	140	19.07	39,675	19.91	41,405	11.56	24,051	9.85	20,489	29.67	61,721
Coating, Painting and Spraying Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders	290	14.73	30,637	15.29	31,797	11.36	23,634	10.48	21,812	21.31	44,337
Coil Winders, Tapers, and Finishers	50	14.45	30,056	16.48	34,270	12.05	25,059	10.92	22,718	25.23	52,489
Computer Numerically Controlled Machine Tool Programmers, Metal a	60	21.12	43,919	21.92	45,588	15.80	32,855	14.21	29,548	33.19	69,029
Computer-Controlled Machine Tool Operators, Metal/Plastic	230	18.64	38,769	19.60	40,774	13.50	28,061	12.79	26,616	29.15	60,632
Cutting and Slicing Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders	190	17.28	35,939	18.10	37,639	13.02	27,074	10.84	22,545	27.39	56,968
Cutting, Punching and Press Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	460	15.38	31,990	16.50	34,311	11.62	24,173	10.43	21,690	23.79	49,477
Dental Laboratory Technicians	50	17.76	36,937	18.57	38,606	11.31	23,512	9.15	19,023	29.66	61,701
Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assemblers	820	13.74	28,581	14.85	30,891	10.88	22,636	10.07	20,937	22.28	46,342
Engine and Other Machine Assemblers	100	12.49	25,975	13.11	27,268	10.86	22,596	10.29	21,405	17.16	35,685
Extruding and Drawing Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	180	17.45	36,286	18.21	37,873	13.74	28,581	12.64	26,301	25.84	53,751
Extruding, Forming, Pressing and Compacting Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders	N/A	15.86	32,988	15.69	32,642	12.71	26,433	12.35	25,680	18.87	39,258
First-Line Supervisors of Production and Operating Workers	1,440	29.83	62,037	33.61	69,904	20.09	41,782	18.02	37,466	52.39	108,969
Food and Tobacco Roasting, Baking and Drying Machine Operators/Tenders	50	12.80	26,626	13.86	28,835	10.97	22,820	10.42	21,680	19.25	40,041
Food Batchmakers	240	14.18	29,497	14.80	30,779	11.34	23,593	10.53	21,914	19.48	40,510
Food Cooking Machine Operators/Tenders	140	10.85	22,575	11.61	24,153	9.27	19,288	9.08	18,881	14.78	30,728
Food Processing Workers, All Other	30	11.56	24,061	12.07	25,100	10.71	22,260	10.03	20,855	15.25	31,705
Forging Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	N/A	17.88	37,202	18.25	37,965	13.41	27,888	12.84	26,718	24.11	50,148
Furnace, Kiln, Oven, Drier, and Kettle Operators/Tenders	20	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Grinding and Polishing Workers, Hand	N/A	14.01	29,130	14.34	29,822	12.02	24,998	10.92	22,718	18.49	38,474
Grinding, Lapping, Polishing and Buffing Machine Tool Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	340	17.59	36,581	17.36	36,112	11.67	24,285	10.74	22,341	23.58	49,059
Heat Treating Equipment Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	60	21.50	44,703	21.54	44,795	15.09	31,400	13.68	28,448	29.69	61,741
Helpers--Production Workers	640	11.52	23,960	12.90	26,820	9.39	19,532	9.11	18,942	18.85	39,217
Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers, and Weighers	1,160	18.61	38,698	20.35	42,311	14.48	30,128	13.10	27,257	29.79	61,955
Lathe and Turning Machine Tool Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	60	18.20	37,853	19.39	40,336	13.56	28,194	12.96	26,942	28.28	58,810
Laundry and Dry-Cleaning Workers	330	11.68	24,316	12.73	26,484	10.28	21,395	9.56	19,888	17.71	36,825
Machinists	1,350	17.86	37,161	19.33	40,204	13.27	27,603	12.32	25,619	29.10	60,520
Medical Appliance Technicians	N/A	17.96	37,364	18.53	38,555	14.76	30,698	13.50	28,061	23.45	48,784
Metal Workers and Plastic Workers, All Other	30	20.80	43,268	20.68	43,024	15.27	31,746	11.93	24,804	23.81	49,507
Mixing and Blending Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders	100	16.45	34,209	18.75	38,993	11.82	24,570	10.84	22,545	31.32	65,151
Model Makers, Metal/Plastic	30	24.51	50,983	25.24	52,500	16.49	34,291	15.87	33,018	36.59	76,103
Molding, Coremaking and Casting Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	N/A	11.30	23,491	12.40	25,792	9.25	19,247	9.05	18,820	18.15	37,751
Multiple Machine Tool Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	460	15.05	31,319	16.26	33,822	11.40	23,715	10.54	21,924	23.91	49,741
Ophthalmic Laboratory Technicians	60	17.25	35,889	17.19	35,756	15.65	32,550	14.30	29,741	19.77	41,100
Packaging and Filling Machine Operators/Tenders	310	12.18	25,344	13.31	27,695	10.17	21,150	9.49	19,736	19.34	40,235
Painters, Transportation Equipment	50	22.54	46,891	24.43	50,810	19.54	40,642	17.71	36,825	34.77	72,317
Photographic Process Workers and Processing Machine Operators	N/A	14.06	29,242	15.76	32,774	10.96	22,810	9.80	20,397	24.86	51,695
Plating and Coating Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	40	24.47	50,891	22.90	47,634	14.40	29,965	13.08	27,207	34.32	71,380
Prepress Technicians and Workers	70	22.41	46,627	21.56	44,845	14.48	30,128	12.62	26,240	29.31	60,968
Pressers, Textile, Garment, and Related Materials	120	11.37	23,644	11.69	24,326	10.18	21,171	9.46	19,675	14.59	30,341
Print Binding and Finishing Workers	140	18.27	37,995	18.61	38,688	11.08	23,044	10.24	21,303	28.68	59,665
Printing Press Operators	360	20.39	42,413	20.30	42,219	14.38	29,914	12.62	26,260	28.56	59,411
Production Workers, All Other	290	12.97	26,972	13.94	28,998	10.55	21,965	10.03	20,855	19.08	39,705
Sewing Machine Operators	180	18.03	37,497	21.17	44,041	13.47	28,000	12.02	25,008	34.65	72,062
Slaughterers and Meat Packers	30	9.56	19,868	10.35	21,537	9.29	19,329	9.00	18,708	13.55	28,184
Structural Metal Fabricators and Fitters	N/A	21.61	44,957	21.34	44,387	20.77	43,197	19.62	40,825	23.60	49,090
Team Assemblers	1,530	13.80	28,713	14.71	30,596	10.38	21,598	9.81	20,407	21.65	45,039
Textile Cutting Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders	40	15.88	33,028	16.09	33,466	11.99	24,947	10.92	22,708	22.42	46,637
Textile, Apparel, and Furnishings Workers, All Other	N/A	11.30	23,491	12.48	25,944	10.58	21,995	9.91	20,621	20.38	42,372
Tool and Die Makers	290	27.80	57,813	28.04	58,321	21.32	44,357	20.00	41,609	37.54	78,067
Tool Grinders, Filers, and Sharpeners	N/A	21.86	45,476	21.92	45,588	19.42	40,398	19.11	39,756	27.51	57,222
Upholsterers	30	18.09	37,629	18.98	39,492	14.52	30,209	11.38	23,675	27.22	56,612
Water and Wastewater Treatment Plant and System Operators	140	28.77	59,848	29.22	60,785	24.88	51,736	23.06	47,960	36.84	76,622
Welders, Cutters, Solderers, and Brazers	310	17.68	36,764	18.64	38,759	14.37	29,894	12.98	26,983	26.42	54,952
Welding, Soldering and Brazing Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders	60	20.29	42,179	19.33	40,204	10.68	22,219	9.22	19,176	28.72	59,736
Woodworking Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders, ex. Sawing	70	11.72	24,367	14.55	30,270	10.94	22,769	10.22	21,252	23.11	48,082



Transportation and Material Moving Occupations -New Haven 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	16,560	16.47	34,262	17.88	37,190	11.19	23,292	9.82	20,425	28.15	58,561
Automotive and Watercraft Service Attendants	70	10.90	22,662	11.63	24,197	9.18	19,103	9.05	18,819	16.12	33,530
Bus Drivers, School or Special Client	1,820	16.48	34,282	16.45	34,211	12.55	26,088	11.69	24,319	22.15	46,076
Bus Drivers, Transit and Intercity	290	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Captains, Mates, and Pilots of Water Vessels	130	30.19	62,780	30.41	63,248	14.98	31,151	12.05	25,061	49.61	103,203
Cleaners of Vehicles and Equipment	570	11.11	23,119	11.78	24,502	9.42	19,612	9.13	19,002	14.94	31,060
Driver/Sales Workers	620	15.50	32,259	16.07	33,439	10.16	21,127	9.18	19,093	23.70	49,299
Excavating and Loading Machine and Dragline Operators	40	25.61	53,264	26.53	55,165	21.28	44,256	20.17	41,958	35.50	73,842
First-Line Supervisors of Helpers, Laborers, and Material Movers,	390	24.88	51,749	25.10	52,207	16.06	33,408	14.20	29,545	36.71	76,353
First-Line Supervisors of Transportation and Material-Moving Mach	370	30.71	63,878	29.38	61,123	18.03	37,485	15.69	32,625	41.93	87,211
Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers	3,160	22.43	46,645	22.71	47,235	17.33	36,062	15.71	32,666	29.91	62,221
Industrial Truck and Tractor Operators	620	15.58	32,391	16.12	33,530	12.32	25,631	11.36	23,617	21.94	45,629
Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand	4,130	13.99	29,108	15.48	32,198	10.44	21,716	9.72	20,212	25.05	52,115
Light Truck or Delivery Services Drivers	1,560	16.41	34,130	18.09	37,617	11.60	24,126	10.38	21,584	31.51	65,535
Motor Vehicle Operators, All Other	110	19.65	40,881	17.42	36,214	10.02	20,852	9.20	19,134	23.97	49,868
Packers and Packagers, Hand	970	11.60	24,136	12.93	26,901	9.60	19,968	9.16	19,053	19.61	40,789
Parking Lot Attendants	220	12.16	25,285	12.27	25,519	9.87	20,537	9.20	19,134	15.55	32,341
Refuse and Recyclable Material Collectors	250	16.95	35,258	16.89	35,116	10.52	21,879	9.39	19,541	24.31	50,560
Taxi Drivers and Chauffeurs	550	14.21	29,565	14.66	30,490	9.51	19,764	9.18	19,093	22.02	45,812


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