Occupational Employment and Wages (1Q 2015): Norwich-New London Labor Market Area

Occupational Employment and Wages (1Q 2015): Norwich-New London Labor Market Area

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

1st Quarter 2015

Norwich-New London 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 -Norwich-New London 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	127,160	18.47	38,400	23.75	49,386	10.49	21,809	9.34	19,424	44.77	93,127
Management Occupations	6,150	48.66	101,214	55.57	115,582	28.76	59,814	24.64	51,256	>90.00	>187,200
Administrative Services Managers	240	39.93	83,044	41.31	85,934	28.70	59,692	26.27	54,633	61.35	127,608
Advertising and Promotions Managers	10	38.72	80,540	41.41	86,137	29.66	61,700	27.43	57,056	58.44	121,544
Architectural and Engineering Managers	570	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Chief Executives	110	>90.00	>187,200	95.04	197,683	51.20	106,497	39.41	81,969	>90.00	>187,200
Compensation and Benefits Managers	30	48.51	100,890	53.19	110,654	32.43	67,449	29.32	61,000	75.21	156,425
Computer and Information Systems Managers	200	53.47	111,212	59.29	123,319	38.43	79,941	35.62	74,081	>90.00	>187,200
Construction Managers	100	48.04	99,916	51.39	106,893	33.90	70,511	30.35	63,120	80.50	167,447
Education Administrators, All Other	20	47.43	98,669	46.41	96,530	30.80	64,073	29.19	60,727	69.94	145,484
Education Administrators, Elementary and Secondary School	230	N/A	120,165	N/A	125,813	N/A	83,338	N/A	66,232	N/A	165,439
Education Administrators, Preschool and Childcare Center/Program	70	22.29	46,349	27.31	56,792	15.95	33,177	14.14	29,425	47.33	98,456
Financial Managers	460	52.40	108,992	58.19	121,037	33.99	70,694	31.08	64,630	>90.00	>187,200
Food Service Managers	110	26.24	54,572	28.83	59,946	20.13	41,857	19.40	40,346	43.38	90,213
General and Operations Managers	1,610	46.69	97,108	57.19	118,959	27.78	57,796	24.10	50,120	>90.00	>187,200
Human Resources Managers	80	49.39	102,745	54.22	112,774	38.10	79,252	33.96	70,643	79.40	165,155
Industrial Production Managers	130	51.58	107,278	54.35	113,037	39.37	81,908	37.01	76,970	75.32	156,648
Legislators	20	N/A	31,605	N/A	49,502	N/A	19,316	N/A	18,900	N/A	93,539
Lodging Managers	60	23.46	48,802	32.02	66,608	18.10	37,639	14.97	31,129	66.04	137,372
Managers, All Other	240	49.16	102,249	53.08	110,401	36.96	76,879	32.50	67,601	79.68	165,733
Marketing Managers	250	47.37	98,537	53.78	111,861	33.97	70,653	29.90	62,197	89.37	185,881
Medical and Health Services Managers	360	49.94	103,861	53.16	110,573	34.57	71,901	31.09	64,671	72.90	151,629
Postmasters and Mail Superintendents	20	36.22	75,338	34.84	72,458	28.69	59,662	27.97	58,171	42.36	88,104
Property, Real Estate, and Community Association Managers	110	29.63	61,619	36.57	76,068	24.94	51,875	24.13	50,181	58.67	122,041
Public Relations and Fundraising Managers	40	46.37	96,449	51.79	107,724	30.32	63,069	23.82	49,543	81.40	169,302
Purchasing Managers	60	44.67	92,900	48.25	100,363	28.09	58,425	25.18	52,361	72.08	149,925
Sales Managers	330	41.88	87,100	50.71	105,483	21.69	45,101	20.61	42,871	89.62	186,428
Social and Community Service Managers	240	28.68	59,652	30.82	64,103	20.32	42,262	18.33	38,125	46.34	96,378
Training and Development Managers	30	45.44	94,502	47.92	99,673	28.43	59,145	25.84	53,750	81.57	169,678
Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Managers	70	49.69	103,374	49.84	103,668	32.64	67,885	29.79	61,964	72.94	151,730



Business Occupations -Norwich-New London 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	4,280	30.70	63,860	32.57	67,753	18.64	38,764	16.15	33,593	50.96	106,000
Accountants and Auditors	630	31.98	66,516	32.61	67,824	22.22	46,217	19.85	41,289	45.82	95,313
Appraisers and Assessors of Real Estate	40	28.64	59,591	29.55	61,457	18.04	37,517	16.12	33,522	44.85	93,295
Budget Analysts	40	34.01	70,745	33.06	68,747	23.09	48,022	19.75	41,086	45.50	94,644
Business Operations Specialists, All Other	420	31.16	64,803	31.88	66,314	17.12	35,600	11.37	23,646	48.55	100,971
Buyers and Purchasing Agents, Farm Products	N/A	13.95	29,020	14.82	30,835	13.39	27,864	12.31	25,593	18.01	37,456
Claims Adjusters, Examiners, and Investigators	N/A	40.49	84,220	38.23	79,505	27.82	57,867	21.59	44,899	50.32	104,662
Compensation, Benefits, and Job Analysis Specialists	100	28.98	60,280	30.44	63,312	19.57	40,711	17.58	36,574	46.72	97,199
Compliance Officers, ex. Agriculture, Construction, Health and Safety, and Transportation	140	34.15	71,039	35.41	73,645	22.66	47,139	18.77	39,038	53.18	110,614
Cost Estimators	170	38.24	79,526	39.76	82,699	26.55	55,211	22.68	47,180	58.96	122,650
Credit Analysts	40	26.15	54,399	28.28	58,810	20.05	41,684	18.74	38,977	42.18	87,729
Financial Analysts	140	34.84	72,468	40.05	83,298	25.03	52,067	23.66	49,208	69.43	144,399
Financial Examiners	20	35.24	73,290	35.80	74,466	19.85	41,289	18.31	38,085	50.47	104,966
Financial Specialists, All Other	40	33.57	69,822	34.30	71,343	17.92	37,273	15.10	31,413	56.24	116,982
Fundraisers	40	25.22	52,463	28.02	58,283	15.18	31,565	9.54	19,854	45.57	94,776
Human Resources Specialists	350	26.75	55,636	27.63	57,472	17.18	35,722	15.43	32,112	41.52	86,360
Labor Relations Specialists	110	9.25	19,235	12.84	26,708	9.12	18,971	8.90	18,525	25.38	52,777
Loan Officers	100	28.72	59,743	34.11	70,947	19.76	41,106	17.22	35,813	62.51	130,031
Logisticians	100	32.84	68,311	34.60	71,972	23.00	47,839	20.09	41,776	49.28	102,512
Management Analysts	350	40.49	84,220	40.75	84,758	27.70	57,614	25.40	52,838	59.57	123,907
Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists	280	23.13	48,113	24.54	51,043	16.30	33,907	15.80	32,863	36.73	76,392
Meeting, Convention, and Event Planners	50	20.12	41,846	22.40	46,592	16.85	35,063	15.96	33,187	32.84	68,311
Personal Financial Advisors	90	38.55	80,195	50.48	104,986	21.11	43,915	17.47	36,330	>90.00	>187,200
Purchasing Agents, ex. Wholesale, Retail, and Farm Products	320	32.14	66,851	35.13	73,077	24.72	51,408	22.81	47,464	51.77	107,683
Tax Examiners and Collectors, and Revenue Agents	40	34.18	71,089	33.91	70,532	21.05	43,773	16.14	33,583	47.30	98,385
Tax Preparers	40	20.28	42,191	25.34	52,706	17.19	35,742	16.20	33,694	54.24	112,804
Training and Development Specialists	370	30.91	64,275	33.73	70,167	17.64	36,706	15.91	33,086	57.74	120,084
Wholesale and Retail Buyers, ex. Farm Products	90	26.62	55,353	26.86	55,860	19.70	40,974	18.13	37,710	36.86	76,656



Computer Occupations -Norwich-New London 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	2,160	39.27	81,685	41.15	85,579	24.94	51,885	21.78	45,294	62.64	130,295
Computer Network Architects	N/A	49.81	103,587	50.62	105,280	40.95	85,194	39.03	81,188	68.10	141,641
Computer Network Support Specialists	70	30.84	64,164	30.76	63,981	18.63	38,734	16.31	33,938	45.74	95,141
Computer Occupations, All Other	70	42.68	88,773	44.80	93,184	35.63	74,101	33.78	70,258	57.73	120,054
Computer Programmers	210	45.59	94,836	46.00	95,698	32.59	67,784	28.98	60,270	63.78	132,668
Computer Systems Analysts	370	38.90	80,905	41.56	86,441	27.00	56,164	24.53	51,023	59.01	122,741
Computer User Support Specialists	320	25.01	52,037	25.78	53,619	16.76	34,860	14.29	29,709	37.51	78,005
Database Administrators	90	38.51	80,114	39.55	82,284	26.64	55,403	24.36	50,658	58.66	122,001
Network and Computer Systems Administrators	190	35.75	74,364	35.85	74,567	25.84	53,750	24.97	51,946	48.61	101,103
Operations Research Analysts	80	54.75	113,889	52.85	109,934	37.53	78,055	32.67	67,956	72.96	151,751
Software Developers, Applications	340	46.20	96,084	47.98	99,795	32.07	66,709	30.79	64,052	71.35	148,415
Software Developers, Systems Software	N/A	45.39	94,411	47.86	99,551	29.26	60,869	25.65	53,345	79.50	165,338
Statisticians	30	35.48	73,787	38.82	80,752	20.56	42,779	19.16	39,859	66.30	137,910
Web Developers	40	30.77	64,012	27.77	57,756	19.55	40,670	18.23	37,922	36.78	76,494



Architecture and Engineering Occupations -Norwich-New London 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	6,340	37.26	77,508	38.62	80,327	25.72	53,507	24.71	51,408	57.51	119,618
Architects, ex. Landscape and Naval	N/A	44.27	92,078	40.51	84,261	24.30	50,556	25.03	52,067	58.40	121,484
Architectural and Civil Drafters	60	27.48	57,157	27.91	58,060	24.11	50,151	22.06	45,892	35.01	72,823
Civil Engineering Technicians	30	23.68	49,248	25.40	52,828	19.35	40,244	17.83	37,081	35.57	73,979
Civil Engineers	540	45.05	93,701	44.67	92,910	33.43	69,528	31.34	65,188	58.80	122,295
Computer Hardware Engineers	10	43.16	89,777	44.04	91,592	33.13	68,909	27.56	57,330	61.06	127,020
Electrical and Electronics Drafters	N/A	31.77	66,080	30.22	62,846	19.57	40,711	17.71	36,837	43.26	89,980
Electrical and Electronics Engineering Technicians	460	29.91	62,207	32.49	67,571	23.08	48,001	21.19	44,087	47.88	99,592
Electrical Engineers	140	39.83	82,841	40.83	84,920	31.05	64,580	29.42	61,193	55.71	115,876
Electronics Engineers, ex. Computer	40	53.16	110,583	54.77	113,919	38.30	79,647	35.04	72,894	74.90	155,796
Engineering Technicians, ex. Drafters, All Other	N/A	40.49	84,220	41.12	85,528	33.57	69,822	32.18	66,942	51.09	106,274
Engineers, All Other	120	51.56	107,247	50.09	104,195	37.89	78,816	34.98	72,752	67.92	141,266
Environmental Engineers	50	46.48	96,692	44.10	91,724	29.26	60,858	24.25	50,445	57.89	120,399
Health and Safety Engineers, ex. Mining Safety Engineers and Inspectors	N/A	45.29	94,218	44.18	91,896	28.51	59,307	18.65	38,774	61.75	128,450
Industrial Engineering Technicians	N/A	26.54	55,190	25.89	53,842	16.97	35,306	14.51	30,186	35.45	73,736
Industrial Engineers	130	37.33	77,660	37.72	78,461	27.42	57,026	24.90	51,804	53.44	111,151
Marine Engineers and Naval Architects	240	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Mechanical Drafters	N/A	27.96	58,141	29.50	61,355	23.62	49,117	21.62	44,959	43.06	89,564
Mechanical Engineering Technicians	N/A	30.04	62,481	31.81	66,161	23.71	49,319	21.71	45,152	45.56	94,766
Mechanical Engineers	N/A	40.34	83,896	40.86	85,001	29.55	61,457	27.19	56,569	57.95	120,541
Nuclear Engineers	N/A	53.20	110,654	52.79	109,803	39.42	81,990	36.91	76,768	71.33	148,384
Surveying and Mapping Technicians	N/A	24.51	50,972	24.52	50,992	21.50	44,726	20.15	41,897	29.60	61,578
Surveyors	N/A	28.89	60,088	31.63	65,786	24.61	51,175	23.63	49,137	46.27	96,246



Life, Physical and Social Science Occupations -Norwich-New London 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	1,760	48.40	100,657	52.16	108,485	29.34	61,031	24.91	51,814	85.88	178,641
Biological Scientists, All Other	N/A	41.91	87,161	40.97	85,214	33.42	69,508	28.29	58,851	49.78	103,536
Chemical Technicians	120	22.75	47,332	24.01	49,938	16.63	34,597	15.68	32,599	35.70	74,253
Chemists	40	37.99	79,039	41.57	86,471	25.39	52,807	22.13	46,034	62.22	129,403
Clinical, Counseling and School Psychologists	110	37.26	77,508	35.81	74,496	24.72	51,418	23.84	49,583	48.76	101,427
Environmental Science and Protection Technicians, Including Health	50	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health	70	63.35	131,765	56.60	117,732	37.49	77,964	33.47	69,609	76.86	159,872
Life Scientists, All Other	N/A	46.08	95,850	47.63	99,065	40.11	83,429	39.45	82,071	62.08	129,119
Physical Scientists, All Other	N/A	53.27	110,817	53.21	110,685	42.99	89,432	40.36	83,946	70.14	145,890
Social Scientists and Related Workers, All Other	20	38.43	79,931	39.90	82,983	33.10	68,838	32.19	66,952	60.38	125,590
Urban and Regional Planners	40	37.85	78,725	41.10	85,478	33.20	69,051	31.52	65,573	55.33	115,096



Community and Social Services Occupations -Norwich-New London 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	2,080	25.85	53,761	26.13	54,359	15.09	31,372	14.00	29,131	40.10	83,409
Child, Family, and School Social Workers	340	32.28	67,145	30.93	64,316	19.33	40,204	17.01	35,388	41.99	87,333
Clergy	20	29.55	61,467	27.41	57,015	16.09	33,481	9.45	19,661	38.60	80,296
Community and Social Service Specialists, All Other	40	25.89	53,852	25.00	52,006	15.25	31,717	13.39	27,854	35.88	74,638
Community Health Workers	30	20.30	42,232	21.19	44,087	16.88	35,124	16.11	33,522	30.79	64,063
Educational, Guidance, School, and Vocational Counselors	230	32.96	68,565	30.75	63,971	18.77	39,048	14.48	30,125	44.18	91,896
Healthcare Social Workers	120	27.51	57,228	29.38	61,112	21.27	44,260	20.36	42,343	43.56	90,598
Marriage and Family Therapists	N/A	24.02	49,958	28.62	59,540	21.61	44,949	20.16	41,928	43.76	91,024
Mental Health and Substance Abuse Social Workers	120	32.88	68,392	32.54	67,682	20.88	43,438	17.22	35,813	43.75	91,004
Mental Health Counselors	150	29.97	62,349	26.56	55,241	13.95	29,030	12.04	25,025	38.37	79,799
Rehabilitation Counselors	170	25.38	52,787	23.38	48,630	13.98	29,091	12.68	26,394	33.61	69,923
Social and Human Service Assistants	580	17.82	37,061	18.88	39,271	13.40	27,884	9.74	20,269	26.99	56,133
Substance Abuse and Behavioral Disorder Counselors	80	22.09	45,963	22.28	46,328	13.28	27,631	12.15	25,268	34.00	70,724



Legal Occupations -Norwich-New London 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	470	36.57	76,078	42.10	87,556	20.79	43,246	20.04	41,684	72.08	149,936
Lawyers	230	52.56	109,346	59.37	123,491	38.48	80,043	37.66	78,339	89.62	186,418
Paralegals and Legal Assistants	200	21.83	45,406	22.07	45,913	20.18	41,968	19.28	40,092	26.28	54,673



Education, Training and Library Occupations -Norwich-New London 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	8,220	26.63	55,393	27.47	57,137	14.09	29,324	12.47	25,937	44.76	93,092
Adult Basic and Secondary Education and Literacy Teachers and Ins	N/A	34.74	72,266	33.18	69,011	28.44	59,155	22.88	47,586	38.98	81,077
Archivists	N/A	22.48	46,764	25.92	53,913	14.92	31,017	13.36	27,803	50.98	106,041
Art, Drama, and Music Teachers, Postsecondary	50	N/A	84,768	N/A	97,706	N/A	57,239	N/A	53,903	N/A	156,455
Career/Technical Education Teachers, Middle School	N/A	N/A	64,002	N/A	66,009	N/A	47,606	N/A	44,179	N/A	93,437
Career/Technical Education Teachers, Secondary School	280	N/A	77,528	N/A	75,409	N/A	58,536	N/A	54,197	N/A	96,286
Computer Science Teachers, Postsecondary	20	N/A	48,255	N/A	57,837	N/A	42,029	N/A	40,052	N/A	92,677
Curators	30	28.72	59,733	29.50	61,355	17.53	36,462	16.07	33,441	45.56	94,766
Education Teachers, Postsecondary	20	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Education, Training and Library Workers, All Other	20	22.89	47,596	25.22	52,463	18.36	38,196	17.34	36,077	40.42	84,078
Elementary School Teachers, ex. Special Education	1,240	N/A	66,922	N/A	66,658	N/A	48,437	N/A	44,381	N/A	92,575
English Language and Literature Teachers, Postsecondary	40	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Instructional Coordinators	150	35.31	73,432	35.53	73,908	22.01	45,791	20.42	42,485	53.10	110,462
Kindergarten Teachers, ex. Special Education	120	N/A	64,945	N/A	66,425	N/A	46,795	N/A	42,161	N/A	94,553
Librarians	200	28.16	58,567	28.99	60,291	20.33	42,293	19.07	39,677	41.80	86,948
Library Technicians	150	15.89	33,055	16.70	34,728	11.92	24,802	10.71	22,277	23.36	48,589
Middle School Teachers, ex. Special and Career/Technical Educa	720	N/A	72,113	N/A	70,755	N/A	51,854	N/A	48,559	N/A	94,350
Museum Technicians and Conservators	N/A	17.52	36,442	19.04	39,606	11.50	23,909	9.34	19,428	30.06	62,531
Postsecondary Teachers, All Other	100	N/A	57,746	N/A	68,382	N/A	52,057	N/A	49,674	N/A	121,920
Preschool Teachers, ex. Special Education	390	16.83	35,012	18.40	38,287	12.99	27,022	12.03	25,025	29.60	61,558
Psychology Teachers, Postsecondary	30	N/A	89,331	N/A	88,661	N/A	63,464	N/A	56,863	N/A	123,572
Secondary School Teachers, ex. Special and Career/Technical Ed	1,080	N/A	68,534	N/A	67,186	N/A	46,156	N/A	40,275	N/A	94,299
Self-Enrichment Education Teachers	180	13.06	27,154	16.29	33,887	9.68	20,137	9.13	18,992	30.99	64,458
Special Education Teachers, Kindergarten and Elementary School	190	N/A	70,035	N/A	68,838	N/A	50,252	N/A	46,359	N/A	93,255
Special Education Teachers, Middle School	130	N/A	71,120	N/A	69,508	N/A	49,603	N/A	45,598	N/A	94,025
Special Education Teachers, Secondary School	130	N/A	78,197	N/A	75,044	N/A	53,385	N/A	48,681	N/A	98,436
Substitute Teachers	470	11.26	23,413	12.31	25,593	10.48	21,821	9.75	20,290	15.85	32,964
Teacher Assistants	1,650	N/A	31,109	N/A	31,697	N/A	25,826	N/A	24,274	N/A	38,642
Teachers and Instructors, All Other, ex. Substitute Teachers	200	N/A	94,796	N/A	99,065	N/A	67,835	N/A	64,580	N/A	148,972



Arts,Design,Entertainment,Sports,Media Occupations -Norwich-New London 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	1,560	22.15	46,075	26.01	54,085	11.44	23,798	9.27	19,286	47.07	97,899
Art Directors	N/A	36.55	76,027	40.61	84,464	24.60	51,165	23.55	49,005	65.84	136,936
Audio and Video Equipment Technicians	180	18.09	37,628	19.36	40,255	12.91	26,840	11.36	23,625	28.92	60,159
Coaches and Scouts	280	N/A	24,599	N/A	36,726	N/A	18,748	N/A	18,404	N/A	67,480
Editors	90	25.57	53,183	28.29	58,841	18.05	37,537	16.72	34,779	45.51	94,654
Floral Designers	50	14.32	29,780	15.23	31,676	11.54	24,011	10.46	21,770	21.90	45,568
Graphic Designers	60	21.61	44,949	24.56	51,074	17.03	35,438	16.22	33,745	39.86	82,902
Interior DesignersN/A	23.64	49,157	22.61	47,018	15.46	32,153	15.69	32,630	29.61	61,578
Merchandise Displayers and Window Trimmers20	14.72	30,612	14.29	29,709	10.74	22,338	10.31	21,445	18.38	38,247
Music Directors and Composers10	28.07	58,384	24.92	51,834	12.32	25,623	10.46	21,770	37.94	78,927
Musicians and Singers100	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Photographers120	18.86	39,220	20.60	42,860	11.67	24,285	10.52	21,881	33.18	69,001
Producers and Directors70	20.31	42,242	22.78	47,383	10.43	21,699	9.90	20,573	38.29	79,627
Public Relations Specialists80	28.35	58,972	30.59	63,627	19.76	41,106	18.16	37,760	50.32	104,662
Reporters and CorrespondentsN/A	15.85	32,954	16.08	33,451	13.28	27,621	12.57	26,150	19.05	39,626
Technical Writers140	48.91	101,731	45.14	93,904	28.35	58,972	26.59	55,302	61.01	126,908
Writers and Authors40	40.08	83,369	36.56	76,048	21.26	44,229	14.22	29,567	48.19	100,241



Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Occupations -Norwich-New London 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	7,210	34.57	71,901	40.30	83,805	21.75	45,233	19.30	40,123	61.06	127,010
Audiologists	30	41.39	86,086	40.66	84,575	33.53	69,741	32.25	67,084	48.90	101,731
Cardiovascular Technologists and Technicians	50	29.66	61,690	31.76	66,050	19.53	40,630	18.69	38,876	49.25	102,441
Chiropractors	10	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Dental Hygienists	290	35.77	74,405	36.26	75,419	33.26	69,183	31.15	64,793	44.62	92,819
Dentists, General	N/A	>90.00	>187,200	111.59	232,108	75.79	157,642	58.95	122,619	>90.00	>187,200
Diagnostic Medical Sonographers	80	43.06	89,574	42.52	88,438	32.57	67,743	30.60	63,657	56.14	116,769
Dietitians and Nutritionists	70	30.01	62,420	28.72	59,743	17.16	35,682	14.38	29,902	42.73	88,874
Emergency Medical Technicians and Paramedics	400	21.67	45,071	22.38	46,541	16.45	34,201	15.83	32,924	31.06	64,590
Exercise Physiologists	N/A	18.27	38,004	19.95	41,502	16.95	35,266	15.77	32,792	27.51	57,218
Health Technologists and Technicians, All Other	90	24.83	51,652	26.77	55,667	18.39	38,257	16.89	35,134	37.13	77,224
Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Workers, All Other	30	40.13	83,480	39.29	81,716	22.30	46,379	19.07	39,666	58.84	122,386
Internists, General	40	>90.00	>187,200	99.49	206,941	62.14	129,240	57.62	119,851	>90.00	>187,200
Licensed Practical and Licensed Vocational Nurses	640	26.34	54,805	26.03	54,146	21.99	45,740	20.79	43,236	30.65	63,768
Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technologists	10	33.21	69,072	32.69	67,987	24.17	50,273	21.84	45,436	43.84	91,186
Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technicians	150	23.67	49,228	25.36	52,747	15.92	33,106	14.56	30,277	39.61	82,385
Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technologists	130	33.96	70,633	33.91	70,522	26.44	55,008	25.13	52,260	44.48	92,515
Medical Records and Health Information Technicians	110	21.01	43,712	22.96	47,748	14.69	30,571	13.49	28,046	38.39	79,850
Nuclear Medicine Technologists	20	41.59	86,522	41.71	86,765	34.79	72,367	32.89	68,412	53.72	111,729
Nurse Practitioners	100	47.29	98,365	47.23	98,243	37.12	77,224	35.05	72,904	59.52	123,795
Occupational Health and Safety Specialists	90	41.37	86,045	40.34	83,886	29.31	60,980	26.21	54,511	53.15	110,553
Occupational Health and Safety Technicians	10	26.98	56,113	27.79	57,816	21.74	45,223	20.78	43,205	37.26	77,498
Occupational Therapists	110	42.44	88,276	41.96	87,272	33.77	70,238	31.76	66,050	54.37	113,088
Opticians, Dispensing	40	18.68	38,845	21.24	44,179	15.36	31,960	13.96	29,030	32.99	68,625
Optometrists	20	34.82	72,418	42.77	88,955	28.05	58,344	26.39	54,896	58.06	120,774
Pharmacists	240	59.82	124,434	57.55	119,699	46.79	97,341	47.53	98,872	72.41	150,605
Pharmacy Technicians	350	14.95	31,088	15.46	32,163	11.33	23,544	10.44	21,729	21.57	44,858
Physical Therapists	320	41.60	86,532	42.26	87,911	33.91	70,532	32.34	67,267	56.09	116,667
Physician Assistants	70	46.70	97,138	56.69	117,904	41.87	87,080	39.78	82,730	>90.00	>187,200
Physicians and Surgeons, All Other	240	>90.00	>187,200	119.49	248,534	85.17	177,161	47.75	99,318	>90.00	>187,200
Psychiatrists	30	>90.00	>187,200	105.77	220,001	79.59	165,530	81.71	169,941	>90.00	>187,200
Radiologic Technologists and Technicians	210	34.99	72,793	34.76	72,296	25.86	53,791	24.10	50,141	45.87	95,404
Recreational Therapists	10	29.97	62,349	27.94	58,131	17.94	37,304	16.67	34,668	40.57	84,372
Registered Nurses	2,350	36.31	75,520	36.27	75,439	27.05	56,275	24.54	51,043	48.51	100,900
Respiratory Therapists	70	38.20	79,444	36.26	75,419	28.49	59,256	26.22	54,552	45.67	94,989
Speech-Language Pathologists	110	39.93	83,054	40.91	85,092	30.32	63,069	28.39	59,064	57.11	118,786
Surgical Technologists	80	26.25	54,592	27.51	57,228	19.85	41,309	19.39	40,336	36.72	76,372
Veterinarians	60	43.74	90,983	51.80	107,744	30.01	62,430	27.66	57,543	85.89	178,651
Veterinary Technologists and Technicians	100	22.52	46,845	24.47	50,881	18.59	38,663	16.81	34,972	35.27	73,361



Healthcare Support Occupations -Norwich-New London 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	3,170	15.00	31,207	16.29	33,874	12.15	25,281	11.06	23,002	23.14	48,139
Dental Assistants	260	17.77	36,970	18.88	39,280	13.48	28,040	12.88	26,772	27.41	56,999
Home Health Aides	340	13.30	27,672	13.83	28,765	10.62	22,072	9.51	19,773	18.23	37,921
Massage Therapists	120	20.35	42,325	20.00	41,589	11.83	24,616	9.83	20,457	32.83	68,280
Medical Assistants	430	16.95	35,264	17.22	35,816	13.67	28,438	12.57	26,129	22.97	47,771
Medical Transcriptionists	50	22.36	46,494	22.45	46,698	16.42	34,150	14.64	30,461	29.86	62,098
Nursing Assistants	1,550	14.18	29,511	14.86	30,901	12.06	25,076	10.98	22,838	20.31	42,253
Occupational Therapy Assistants	40	28.13	58,521	28.66	59,625	25.16	52,319	24.06	50,050	35.87	74,605
Physical Therapist Aides	50	12.91	26,844	13.14	27,345	10.38	21,602	9.85	20,488	17.51	36,419
Physical Therapist Assistants	50	20.14	41,886	19.37	40,302	10.73	22,317	10.24	21,306	29.82	62,016
Veterinary Assistants and Laboratory Animal Caretakers	N/A	17.26	35,908	17.52	36,449	15.81	32,883	14.92	31,034	21.33	44,369



Protective Service Occupations -Norwich-New London 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	3,800	23.34	48,558	23.34	48,538	13.63	28,346	11.85	24,657	35.84	74,534
Animal Control Workers	20	17.88	37,195	18.41	38,299	13.38	27,815	11.64	24,218	26.76	55,670
Crossing Guards	50	11.92	24,800	12.03	25,005	9.89	20,570	9.27	19,272	14.95	31,095
Detectives and Criminal Investigators	60	35.49	73,818	38.80	80,706	30.53	63,508	27.24	56,662	59.66	124,093
Fire Inspectors and Investigators	40	20.02	41,640	22.11	45,983	9.75	20,273	9.14	19,006	40.03	83,260
Firefighters	350	25.33	52,697	24.84	51,665	17.06	35,489	15.41	32,055	35.36	73,542
First-Line Supervisors of Fire Fighting and Prevention Workers	100	33.50	69,670	34.06	70,835	27.52	57,234	26.04	54,148	44.42	92,385
First-Line Supervisors of Police and Detectives	130	39.56	82,279	39.74	82,657	31.28	65,051	29.27	60,872	51.17	106,436
First-Line Supervisors of Protective Service Workers, All Other	170	20.85	43,357	22.65	47,128	15.06	31,330	13.76	28,622	34.98	72,756
Lifeguards, Ski Patrol, and Other Recreational Protective Service Workers	30	12.49	25,975	12.57	26,149	10.28	21,377	9.49	19,752	15.71	32,679
Parking Enforcement Workers	20	25.80	53,678	23.59	49,090	18.07	37,563	11.51	23,932	28.94	60,197
Police and Sheriff's Patrol Officers	510	30.69	63,825	30.24	62,885	24.48	50,929	23.59	49,069	37.25	77,477
Private Detectives and Investigators	N/A	25.65	53,351	28.95	60,207	17.56	36,521	16.27	33,833	46.90	97,566
Protective Service Workers, All Other	170	20.66	42,969	20.19	41,998	11.51	23,942	10.04	20,887	29.97	62,333
Security Guards	1,110	14.32	29,766	15.25	31,718	11.15	23,186	10.33	21,479	22.06	45,891



Food Preparation and Serving-Related Occupations -Norwich-New London 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	15,820	9.70	20,161	11.78	24,514	9.17	19,068	9.00	18,720	17.55	36,490
Bartenders	1,240	9.37	19,487	10.48	21,806	9.18	19,098	8.96	18,639	14.56	30,298
Chefs and Head Cooks	160	21.86	45,462	24.96	51,930	17.75	36,930	16.49	34,303	37.55	78,120
Combined Food Preparation and Serving Workers, Including Fast Food	2,390	9.95	20,703	11.00	22,869	9.09	18,925	8.98	18,690	14.48	30,114
Cooks, Fast Food	450	9.35	19,456	9.57	19,916	9.28	19,292	8.98	18,690	10.38	21,581
Cooks, Institution and Cafeteria	490	13.59	28,275	14.24	29,623	10.57	21,980	10.12	21,030	19.12	39,760
Cooks, Restaurant	1,480	12.75	26,527	13.72	28,550	10.24	21,295	9.55	19,865	19.30	40,138
Cooks, Short Order	480	11.10	23,094	11.85	24,657	9.82	20,417	9.27	19,282	16.43	34,171
Counter Attendants, Cafeteria, Food Concession, and Coffee Shop	640	10.13	21,071	10.73	22,317	9.08	18,884	8.92	18,547	13.92	28,949
Dining Room and Cafeteria Attendants and Bartender Helpers	1,110	9.29	19,323	9.57	19,916	9.19	19,098	8.96	18,628	10.57	21,990
Dishwashers	590	10.36	21,541	11.73	24,402	9.16	19,047	9.03	18,792	20.12	41,834
First-Line Supervisors of Food Preparation and Serving Workers	1,150	17.61	36,623	18.77	39,045	12.14	25,250	11.03	22,940	28.41	59,094
Food Preparation Workers	960	9.93	20,662	11.20	23,288	9.25	19,231	9.05	18,822	14.74	30,645
Food Servers, Nonrestaurant	270	11.04	22,951	11.82	24,586	9.37	19,497	9.08	18,894	16.75	34,825
Hosts and Hostesses, Restaurant, Lounge, and Coffee Shop	590	9.56	19,895	10.38	21,592	9.16	19,037	9.00	18,720	13.07	27,181
Waiters and Waitresses	3,540	9.32	19,374	10.28	21,377	9.16	19,037	8.94	18,598	14.06	29,256



Building/Grounds Cleaning/Maintenance Occupations -Norwich-New London 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	4,860	12.00	24,954	13.59	28,275	9.78	20,345	9.22	19,180	20.60	42,846
First-Line Supervisors of Housekeeping and Janitorial Workers	230	19.54	40,639	21.13	43,960	15.80	32,852	15.14	31,504	29.83	62,036
First-Line Supervisors of Landscaping, Lawn Service, and Groundsk	100	22.31	46,392	25.38	52,789	16.05	33,394	15.45	32,147	35.42	73,675
Janitors and Cleaners, ex. Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners	2,110	12.02	24,994	13.22	27,508	9.91	20,621	9.28	19,303	19.69	40,956
Landscaping and Groundskeeping Workers	940	13.24	27,559	14.36	29,858	10.09	20,968	9.40	19,548	21.76	45,247
Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners	1,450	10.61	22,052	11.49	23,891	9.23	19,201	9.08	18,894	15.60	32,464
Pest Control Workers	30	16.70	34,743	16.30	33,905	13.14	27,324	11.23	23,349	19.14	39,801



Personal Care and Service Occupations -Norwich-New London 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	8,710	10.41	21,653	14.23	29,603	9.18	19,078	9.03	18,792	26.70	55,527
Amusement and Recreation Attendants	170	10.92	22,726	11.36	23,625	9.44	19,640	9.08	18,884	14.34	29,828
Animal Trainers	N/A	12.92	26,864	13.43	27,927	10.29	21,398	9.64	20,038	18.15	37,747
Baggage Porters and Bellhops	130	9.40	19,548	10.02	20,856	9.19	19,098	8.99	18,700	11.87	24,708
Childcare Workers	820	10.62	22,072	11.45	23,819	9.22	19,160	9.08	18,884	14.85	30,880
Concierges	40	11.18	23,257	11.85	24,647	10.63	22,113	9.81	20,396	15.54	32,331
First-Line Supervisors of Personal Service Workers	270	21.24	44,185	21.77	45,268	14.97	31,146	13.68	28,458	30.30	63,028
Fitness Trainers and Aerobics Instructors	110	12.44	25,873	16.43	34,171	9.54	19,855	9.11	18,966	26.74	55,629
Funeral Attendants	30	11.20	23,288	12.40	25,781	10.26	21,336	9.63	20,018	19.19	39,913
Hairdressers, Hairstylists, and Cosmetologists	530	11.11	23,094	12.54	26,088	9.25	19,231	9.07	18,874	18.41	38,299
Locker Room, Coatroom, and Dressing Room Attendants	30	9.55	19,875	10.96	22,808	9.18	19,078	9.01	18,751	14.50	30,155
Manicurists and Pedicurists	80	10.70	22,256	12.65	26,302	9.02	18,761	8.80	18,291	18.34	38,156
Morticians, Undertakers, and Funeral Directors	N/A	27.26	56,713	31.80	66,144	21.15	44,001	14.44	30,042	65.01	135,221
Nonfarm Animal Caretakers	160	10.97	22,828	12.69	26,384	9.41	19,579	9.11	18,955	20.83	43,316
Personal Care Aides	970	12.70	26,425	13.29	27,651	10.29	21,398	9.62	19,987	17.99	37,430
Personal Care and Service Workers, All Other	30	9.32	19,374	10.46	21,765	8.48	17,637	8.48	17,647	16.77	34,865
Recreation Workers	420	13.45	27,968	15.78	32,801	9.82	20,427	9.25	19,231	26.02	54,117
Residential Advisors	50	16.80	34,947	17.08	35,519	12.75	26,527	12.36	25,720	23.16	48,160
Skincare Specialists	70	14.39	29,930	19.85	41,303	9.11	18,955	8.93	18,577	51.88	107,907
Ushers, Lobby Attendants, and Ticket Takers	130	9.29	19,313	9.49	19,752	9.19	19,119	8.97	18,659	10.46	21,776



Sales and Related Occupations -Norwich-New London 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	13,770	12.36	25,724	16.47	34,253	9.84	20,464	9.41	19,573	28.24	58,730
Advertising Sales Agents	100	19.31	40,163	29.33	61,015	14.29	29,716	13.49	28,040	57.16	118,896
Cashiers	3,690	10.36	21,543	11.23	23,366	9.45	19,668	9.27	19,290	14.75	30,691
Counter and Rental Clerks	530	10.21	21,229	12.17	25,305	9.47	19,699	9.28	19,311	18.09	37,627
Demonstrators and Product Promoters	N/A	13.62	28,344	13.83	28,773	10.79	22,455	10.20	21,208	18.48	38,445
First-Line Supervisors of Non-Retail Sales Workers	150	31.28	65,049	37.83	78,670	24.75	51,480	23.16	48,168	57.98	120,583
First-Line Supervisors of Retail Sales Workers	1,690	21.55	44,826	22.44	46,691	14.99	31,183	13.33	27,725	31.50	65,520
Insurance Sales Agents	210	21.83	45,402	27.54	57,274	16.40	34,096	15.63	32,514	44.58	92,743
Parts Salespersons	180	14.23	29,601	15.77	32,797	10.70	22,256	9.90	20,611	23.41	48,682
Real Estate Sales Agents	70	17.56	36,538	23.03	47,906	13.53	28,134	11.17	23,241	65.45	136,123
Retail Salespersons	5,130	11.71	24,372	13.18	27,422	9.62	20,003	9.36	19,469	19.42	40,383
Sales and Related Workers, All Other	30	12.90	26,824	15.53	32,294	10.44	21,711	9.79	20,370	32.42	67,438
Sales Engineers	40	38.70	80,483	39.41	81,982	33.04	68,716	31.50	65,510	47.82	99,470
Sales Reps., Services, All Other	240	26.24	54,571	27.60	57,410	16.47	34,264	15.86	33,006	44.03	91,590
Sales Reps., Wholesale and Manufacturing, ex. Technical and Scientific Products	630	30.83	64,106	33.96	70,634	19.08	39,702	16.27	33,834	56.49	117,492
Sales Reps., Wholesale and Manufacturing, Technical and Scientific Products	130	40.07	83,344	42.33	88,059	21.60	44,920	15.69	32,629	71.07	147,827
Securities, Commodities, and Financial Services Sales Agents	120	37.44	77,885	60.97	126,828	17.27	35,919	15.77	32,797	>90.00	>187,200
Travel Agents	40	19.75	41,085	22.78	47,383	16.78	34,903	16.05	33,394	35.58	74,018



Office and Administrative Support Occupations -Norwich-New London 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	17,260	17.12	35,610	18.24	37,924	11.27	23,442	9.79	20,377	28.11	58,463
Bill and Account Collectors	70	19.77	41,110	20.00	41,597	15.26	31,743	13.90	28,922	26.56	55,236
Billing and Posting Clerks and Machine Operators	310	18.19	37,832	18.53	38,533	14.77	30,718	13.27	27,613	23.99	49,909
Bookkeeping, Accounting and Auditing Clerks	1,480	18.40	38,269	18.56	38,614	13.04	27,116	10.68	22,214	26.46	55,033
Brokerage Clerks	N/A	24.68	51,329	24.49	50,944	18.69	38,878	16.69	34,717	32.64	67,871
Computer Operators	40	23.44	48,762	22.44	46,681	15.23	31,683	13.55	28,181	29.82	62,015
Couriers and Messengers	50	15.85	32,981	15.53	32,281	10.43	21,697	9.92	20,631	22.04	45,849
Court, Municipal, and License Clerks	100	20.57	42,785	19.71	40,988	11.67	24,285	9.53	19,819	28.46	59,184
Customer Service Representatives	1,570	13.83	28,780	15.14	31,500	10.18	21,179	9.50	19,758	23.26	48,386
Data Entry Keyers	110	16.71	34,757	17.09	35,549	13.03	27,096	12.36	25,715	23.58	49,046
Dispatchers, ex. Police, Fire, and Ambulance	160	17.20	35,772	17.46	36,320	10.94	22,742	9.97	20,723	25.62	53,298
Eligibility Interviewers, Government Programs	60	27.15	56,464	27.15	56,454	22.84	47,524	20.72	43,109	31.83	66,207
Executive Secretaries and Executive Administrative Assistants	440	26.94	56,038	26.95	56,058	20.76	43,191	19.74	41,049	35.18	73,178
File Clerks	160	12.70	26,405	13.19	27,441	9.51	19,769	9.13	18,997	20.05	41,709
First-Line Supervisors of Office and Administrative Support Worke	1,770	24.96	51,918	26.42	54,952	18.16	37,761	16.40	34,108	37.64	78,283
Hotel, Motel, and Resort Desk Clerks	470	11.01	22,904	11.56	24,041	9.70	20,175	9.13	18,997	14.80	30,779
Human Resources Assistants, ex. Payroll and Timekeeping	100	20.80	43,272	20.79	43,262	16.47	34,260	15.61	32,464	26.19	54,485
Information and Record Clerks, All Other	70	19.25	40,045	18.50	38,482	10.70	22,255	9.24	19,221	27.38	56,962
Insurance Claims and Policy Processing Clerks	50	17.44	36,290	17.98	37,406	15.35	31,936	14.06	29,237	23.43	48,752
Legal Secretaries	220	17.57	36,543	18.57	38,614	14.59	30,363	13.29	27,644	26.63	55,389
Library Assistants, Clerical	120	13.45	27,968	14.28	29,704	10.12	21,047	9.51	19,779	21.03	43,728
Loan Interviewers and Clerks	80	19.42	40,390	19.10	39,730	15.51	32,261	14.51	30,170	23.78	49,452
Mail Clerks and Mail Machine Operators, ex. Postal Service	30	12.02	24,985	13.80	28,699	10.59	22,032	9.95	20,692	19.73	41,029
Medical Secretaries	520	18.34	38,147	18.59	38,685	14.39	29,937	13.18	27,410	24.00	49,919
Meter Readers, Utilities	10	31.37	65,242	27.35	56,891	15.64	32,535	9.48	19,708	37.31	77,613
Office and Administrative Support Workers, All Other	250	9.65	20,073	13.76	28,618	9.22	19,180	8.98	18,693	24.02	49,959
Office Clerks, General	1,480	15.08	31,358	15.52	32,281	10.34	21,504	9.23	19,200	22.92	47,686
Office Machine Operators, ex. Computer	50	13.03	27,106	14.01	29,135	9.82	20,438	9.17	19,079	21.74	45,210
Order Clerks	80	16.11	33,499	16.27	33,844	10.77	22,397	10.19	21,189	24.86	51,715
Payroll and Timekeeping Clerks	140	18.01	37,467	18.38	38,218	12.33	25,644	11.11	23,117	26.50	55,104
Police, Fire, and Ambulance Dispatchers	120	21.48	44,682	21.63	44,987	15.84	32,951	14.64	30,465	28.85	60,006
Postal Service Clerks	90	27.13	56,414	25.22	52,446	20.59	42,835	15.49	32,220	28.18	58,626
Postal Service Mail Carriers	330	27.91	58,047	25.44	52,912	20.09	41,780	20.23	42,074	28.69	59,661
Postal Service Mail Sorters, Processors, and Processing Machine Operators	20	18.33	38,127	18.95	39,415	11.58	24,082	10.88	22,620	27.18	56,535
Procurement Clerks	50	21.70	45,129	21.81	45,352	16.77	34,899	16.37	34,047	27.72	57,672
Production, Planning and Expediting Clerks	450	28.63	59,549	28.82	59,935	20.07	41,749	18.13	37,721	39.43	82,017
Receptionists and Information Clerks	940	13.67	28,435	13.97	29,064	10.19	21,199	9.51	19,769	18.73	38,959
Reservation and Transportation Ticket Agents and Travel Clerks	100	10.79	22,427	11.47	23,848	9.37	19,474	9.10	18,926	15.49	32,200
Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, ex. Legal, Medical,	2,070	19.12	39,771	19.39	40,339	14.14	29,409	12.66	26,334	27.28	56,738
Shipping, Receiving and Traffic Clerks	350	15.28	31,794	16.08	33,448	11.53	23,980	10.50	21,849	22.93	47,706
Stock Clerks and Order Fillers	1,840	12.29	25,563	13.24	27,542	9.57	19,901	9.09	18,926	18.85	39,202
Switchboard Operators, Including Answering Service	90	14.52	30,211	15.10	31,419	11.67	24,274	10.68	22,204	20.94	43,546
Tellers	540	13.96	29,044	14.82	30,820	11.37	23,635	10.52	21,890	21.33	44,368
Word Processors and Typists	20	17.71	36,838	18.24	37,924	15.56	32,362	15.20	31,611	24.01	49,949



Farming, Fishing and Forestry Occupations -Norwich-New London 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	190	9.40	19,568	12.25	25,476	9.18	19,092	8.94	18,585	22.00	45,754
Farmworkers and Laborers, Crop, Nursery, and Greenhouse	130	9.24	19,224	9.93	20,663	9.18	19,092	8.90	18,514	10.78	22,436



Construction and Extraction Occupations -Norwich-New London 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	3,960	23.33	48,510	24.66	51,287	16.27	33,847	14.91	31,009	37.19	77,361
Brickmasons and Blockmasons	10	28.70	59,688	27.20	56,577	17.69	36,806	16.30	33,887	37.18	77,331
Carpenters	770	21.67	45,075	23.08	48,024	16.27	33,857	15.58	32,408	33.29	69,244
Cement Masons and Concrete Finishers	30	21.97	45,703	27.30	56,780	17.64	36,694	16.54	34,404	44.48	92,501
Construction and Building Inspectors	70	32.98	68,596	32.03	66,630	22.47	46,727	20.39	42,410	43.57	90,616
Construction and Related Workers, All Other	30	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Construction Laborers	320	17.61	36,644	19.66	40,890	14.35	29,834	13.11	27,280	29.59	61,542
Electricians	650	24.03	49,980	25.26	52,544	15.00	31,192	13.21	27,483	42.94	89,309
First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction Work	340	31.94	66,437	34.60	71,950	23.18	48,206	20.95	43,565	54.00	112,333
Helpers--Carpenters	N/A	14.48	30,118	17.66	36,735	13.04	27,128	12.24	25,466	27.47	57,134
Highway Maintenance Workers	270	22.88	47,598	23.01	47,862	18.97	39,451	17.97	37,363	29.21	60,752
Operating Engineers and Other Construction Equipment Operators	270	23.80	49,514	24.69	51,348	19.92	41,437	19.26	40,069	33.77	70,237
Painters, Construction and Maintenance	130	21.06	43,788	21.22	44,133	16.69	34,708	16.03	33,340	27.87	57,955
Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters	400	26.87	55,898	27.70	57,611	21.92	45,592	20.71	43,089	39.46	82,084
Roofers	20	13.93	28,983	16.65	34,617	13.46	27,990	12.39	25,780	31.81	66,153
Septic Tank Servicers and Sewer Pipe Cleaners	20	21.70	45,136	22.39	46,565	19.29	40,130	17.77	36,968	29.08	60,489
Sheet Metal Workers	100	22.77	47,355	24.11	50,142	15.16	31,526	13.87	28,861	35.74	74,352
Tile and Marble Setters	30	19.53	40,616	21.10	43,879	15.13	31,476	13.78	28,668	30.38	63,194



Installation, Maintenance and Repair Occupations -Norwich-New London 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	4,200	22.63	47,074	23.39	48,636	14.45	30,048	12.76	26,529	35.91	74,688
Aircraft Mechanics and Service Technicians	90	30.61	63,665	29.49	61,343	24.12	50,167	21.98	45,705	34.97	72,731
Automotive Body and Related Repairers	60	20.55	42,734	19.60	40,767	13.40	27,857	11.68	24,288	26.66	55,451
Automotive Service Technicians and Mechanics	690	19.65	40,878	19.85	41,284	12.83	26,671	11.12	23,152	28.60	59,487
Bus and Truck Mechanics and Diesel Engine Specialists	160	26.07	54,224	26.36	54,812	19.69	40,969	18.31	38,100	35.89	74,648
Coin, Vending and Amusement Machine Servicers and Repairers	170	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Control and Valve Installers and Repairers, ex. Mechanical Door	20	34.63	72,041	34.10	70,936	28.37	59,020	24.72	51,415	43.50	90,488
Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Commercial and Industrial Equipment	110	30.61	63,665	29.91	62,205	21.06	43,809	20.25	42,115	40.89	85,032
Electrical Power-Line Installers and Repairers	80	40.51	84,271	39.03	81,199	32.22	67,011	30.65	63,736	46.85	97,455
First-Line Supervisors of Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers	340	30.36	63,148	31.19	64,872	19.73	41,051	17.25	35,879	47.19	98,144
Heating, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Mechanics and Installers	290	23.83	49,569	24.00	49,924	16.72	34,784	14.71	30,616	33.54	69,760
Helpers--Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers	60	14.49	30,139	14.65	30,474	10.99	22,858	10.31	21,458	18.58	38,647
Industrial Machinery Mechanics	230	29.08	60,501	29.13	60,602	18.37	38,191	16.28	33,861	43.34	90,153
Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers, All Other	60	23.97	49,863	25.01	52,013	20.40	42,430	19.46	40,483	32.24	67,052
Locksmiths and Safe Repairers	20	24.41	50,776	23.47	48,808	18.69	38,870	17.11	35,585	29.00	60,329
Maintenance and Repair Workers, General	970	19.46	40,473	19.85	41,274	12.79	26,600	10.97	22,827	28.59	59,467
Maintenance Workers, Machinery	N/A	25.56	53,149	25.13	52,256	19.16	39,844	17.43	36,254	32.19	66,940
Mobile Heavy Equipment Mechanics, ex. Engines	30	23.10	48,048	23.98	49,883	20.14	41,902	19.14	39,793	30.20	62,823
Motorboat Mechanics and Service Technicians	110	18.67	38,820	20.89	43,464	16.64	34,601	15.72	32,694	30.09	62,580
Motorcycle Mechanics	N/A	15.09	31,386	16.98	35,321	12.69	26,377	11.94	24,825	24.23	50,390
Outdoor Power Equipment and Other Small Engine Mechanics	30	20.85	43,373	19.51	40,594	11.46	23,841	9.41	19,572	28.29	58,848
Riggers	N/A	23.08	47,997	22.85	47,531	18.01	37,461	15.76	32,786	29.36	61,069
Security and Fire Alarm Systems Installers	10	27.89	58,006	27.53	57,266	24.96	51,901	24.48	50,908	32.88	68,381
Telecommunications Equipment Installers and Repairers, ex. Line Installers	N/A	25.61	53,270	25.75	53,554	16.24	33,780	14.46	30,068	37.86	78,745
Tire Repairers and Changers	N/A	14.45	30,058	14.16	29,439	10.83	22,513	10.00	20,809	18.22	37,907



Production Occupations -Norwich-New London 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	5,310	21.13	43,940	22.89	47,614	12.68	26,382	10.81	22,474	38.70	80,490
Assemblers and Fabricators, All Other	200	12.70	26,413	13.64	28,377	9.84	20,479	9.31	19,359	20.88	43,420
Bakers	260	11.89	24,733	12.93	26,891	10.59	22,005	9.94	20,682	18.09	37,619
Butchers and Meat Cutters	100	18.35	38,169	19.47	40,499	12.08	25,120	9.80	20,377	29.52	61,395
Cabinetmakers and Bench Carpenters	30	21.46	44,622	21.97	45,711	13.03	27,095	11.16	23,196	34.71	72,184
Coating, Painting and Spraying Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders	50	18.21	37,884	17.86	37,140	12.87	26,769	11.37	23,654	23.57	49,019
Computer-Controlled Machine Tool Operators, Metal/Plastic	30	17.25	35,889	17.64	36,682	13.61	28,306	12.82	26,677	23.18	48,194
Cutting and Slicing Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders	10	17.77	36,967	18.07	37,578	17.17	35,716	15.79	32,835	21.83	45,415
Cutting, Punching and Press Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	N/A	20.59	42,830	21.23	44,153	15.99	33,252	15.08	31,369	29.13	60,591
Dental Laboratory Technicians	N/A	25.75	53,558	24.56	51,085	20.67	42,993	17.68	36,764	29.06	60,428
Drilling and Boring Machine Tool Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	20	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assemblers	120	17.61	36,621	18.54	38,565	12.69	26,402	11.44	23,797	27.80	57,823
First-Line Supervisors of Production and Operating Workers	920	33.08	68,795	34.61	71,971	20.18	41,985	19.89	41,375	53.25	110,770
Foundry Mold and Coremakers	50	16.23	33,771	16.92	35,176	13.56	28,194	12.82	26,667	22.79	47,400
Grinding, Lapping, Polishing and Buffing Machine Tool Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	20	13.67	28,438	14.03	29,171	10.93	22,748	10.36	21,558	18.48	38,454
Helpers--Production Workers	260	12.04	25,049	13.94	28,998	10.07	20,947	9.37	19,491	20.20	42,016
Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers, and Weighers	380	22.68	47,166	23.62	49,151	15.73	32,703	13.61	28,316	36.51	75,940
Lathe and Turning Machine Tool Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	N/A	21.62	44,968	22.23	46,240	17.31	36,001	16.33	33,965	30.00	62,383
Laundry and Dry-Cleaning Workers	140	10.72	22,290	11.09	23,084	9.59	19,949	9.10	18,921	14.25	29,629
Machinists	420	25.51	53,059	25.08	52,174	18.82	39,135	17.17	35,726	33.49	69,650
Medical Appliance Technicians	30	11.89	24,713	15.86	32,988	10.80	22,463	10.15	21,110	29.57	61,507
Metal Workers and Plastic Workers, All Other	30	9.76	20,295	12.91	26,850	9.26	19,267	9.03	18,769	22.42	46,647
Mixing and Blending Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders	30	22.14	46,046	22.13	46,036	21.60	44,927	19.76	41,100	24.55	51,054
Molding, Coremaking and Casting Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	20	15.08	31,369	15.45	32,143	12.68	26,382	11.93	24,815	19.85	41,273
Packaging and Filling Machine Operators/Tenders	70	10.19	21,191	12.13	25,242	9.30	19,359	9.05	18,830	17.79	36,998
Painters, Transportation Equipment	N/A	27.62	57,466	26.88	55,919	24.64	51,248	23.64	49,181	30.62	63,675
Photographic Process Workers and Processing Machine Operators	10	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Plant and System Operators, All Other	N/A	32.86	68,327	32.05	66,657	28.60	59,492	26.50	55,136	36.93	76,805
Power Plant Operators	30	31.89	66,322	33.47	69,609	27.18	56,520	25.62	53,283	44.95	93,498
Prepress Technicians and Workers	20	21.76	45,263	21.87	45,497	17.21	35,797	16.32	33,934	28.59	59,472
Print Binding and Finishing Workers	10	16.36	34,026	16.97	35,298	12.12	25,212	11.06	23,013	26.78	55,695
Printing Press Operators	70	22.43	46,657	21.95	45,660	15.77	32,784	15.35	31,919	29.24	60,825
Production Workers, All Other	40	16.08	33,446	17.12	35,614	10.82	22,514	9.94	20,682	28.05	58,352
Separating, Filtering, Clarifying, Precipitating and Still Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders	50	9.87	20,530	16.16	33,609	9.35	19,451	9.06	18,840	27.51	57,222
Sewing Machine Operators	20	11.89	24,723	14.80	30,779	10.72	22,280	10.00	20,794	31.93	66,423
Stationary Engineers and Boiler Operators	70	24.81	51,614	26.21	54,515	21.94	45,650	21.18	44,062	33.59	69,874
Tailors, Dressmakers, and Custom Sewers	20	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Team Assemblers	340	16.49	34,301	17.15	35,675	11.35	23,603	10.33	21,486	24.85	51,675
Tool and Die Makers	30	25.92	53,924	26.51	55,146	20.81	43,298	20.13	41,873	36.00	74,882
Upholsterers	N/A	13.17	27,400	15.61	32,479	10.59	22,016	10.03	20,855	25.39	52,815
Water and Wastewater Treatment Plant and System Operators	110	31.60	65,721	29.70	61,772	22.28	46,342	20.53	42,708	37.70	78,413
Welders, Cutters, Solderers, and Brazers	290	21.08	43,848	21.46	44,622	16.88	35,105	16.20	33,690	28.56	59,411
Welding, Soldering and Brazing Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders	40	19.26	40,051	18.55	38,606	12.81	26,647	12.07	25,110	24.70	51,370



Transportation and Material Moving Occupations -Norwich-New London 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	5,870	14.81	30,795	16.81	34,953	10.18	21,177	9.46	19,673	27.34	56,853
Automotive and Watercraft Service Attendants	N/A	12.96	26,973	12.71	26,434	10.56	21,970	9.75	20,273	14.82	30,836
Bus Drivers, School or Special Client	640	16.27	33,825	15.94	33,164	12.36	25,702	11.35	23,597	20.00	41,592
Captains, Mates, and Pilots of Water Vessels	30	25.37	52,766	26.14	54,362	15.60	32,442	9.37	19,510	36.51	75,926
Cleaners of Vehicles and Equipment	180	11.68	24,309	12.08	25,122	9.62	20,008	9.20	19,144	14.96	31,100
Crane and Tower Operators	N/A	25.15	52,329	26.21	54,504	18.69	38,868	17.07	35,502	48.11	100,072
Driver/Sales Workers	280	11.95	24,838	14.38	29,911	9.43	19,622	9.09	18,900	22.64	47,093
Excavating and Loading Machine and Dragline Operators	40	22.21	46,198	22.54	46,879	19.26	40,057	17.52	36,438	28.89	60,096
First-Line Supervisors of Helpers, Laborers, and Material Movers,	110	25.64	53,345	25.59	53,233	17.47	36,326	16.22	33,723	35.89	74,645
First-Line Supervisors of Transportation and Material-Moving Mach	100	27.81	57,829	29.65	61,662	18.24	37,943	16.79	34,913	44.97	93,545
Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers	850	21.05	43,778	21.08	43,829	14.99	31,171	13.70	28,498	29.35	61,062
Industrial Truck and Tractor Operators	170	13.49	28,050	15.24	31,710	10.25	21,310	9.49	19,724	25.39	52,796
Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand	1,310	14.10	29,331	15.08	31,354	10.20	21,208	9.55	19,856	22.45	46,696
Light Truck or Delivery Services Drivers	660	14.14	29,423	17.76	36,946	10.53	21,909	10.07	20,944	34.34	71,442
Machine Feeders and Offbearers	110	14.35	29,840	14.47	30,094	11.23	23,353	10.01	20,842	18.73	38,959
Packers and Packagers, Hand	250	9.78	20,334	11.54	24,004	9.18	19,103	8.99	18,697	16.62	34,577
Refuse and Recyclable Material Collectors	50	16.80	34,933	18.93	39,376	12.77	26,556	11.93	24,817	32.71	68,036
Taxi Drivers and Chauffeurs	440	11.59	24,106	12.40	25,793	10.31	21,432	9.67	20,110	16.18	33,652


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