Occupational Employment and Wages (1Q 2018): Norwich-New London Labor Market Area

Occupational Employment and Wages (1Q 2018): Norwich-New London Labor Market Area

Norwich-New London Labor Market Area - Occupational Employment and Wages (OES)	1st Quarter 2018

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 LMA 1Q 2018

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	127,780	19.74	41,062	25.63	53,321	11.60	24,151	10.48	21,789	47.55	98,913
Management Occupations	5,150	51.56	107,256	59.07	122,882	31.80	66,146	28.16	58,573	98.63	205,153
Administrative Services Managers	170	46.06	95,805	49.44	102,837	35.21	73,239	33.46	69,575	67.02	139,415
Advertising and Promotions Managers	10	38.21	79,485	38.57	80,230	26.33	54,776	23.51	48,908	56.59	117,717
Architectural and Engineering Managers	N/A	78.39	163,053	84.34	175,433	58.61	121,912	46.82	97,376	>100.00	>208,000
Chief Executives	40	89.14	185,425	102.79	213,787	56.73	117,983	48.65	101,194	>100.00	>208,000
Compensation and Benefits Managers	20	64.25	133,629	67.50	140,416	45.18	93,988	36.35	75,617	99.55	207,072
Computer and Information Systems Managers	220	51.77	107,674	56.75	118,023	37.25	77,485	34.07	70,851	82.83	172,300
Construction Managers	190	62.86	130,740	63.64	132,353	34.21	71,157	32.50	67,585	94.29	196,131
Education Administrators, All Other	20	54.83	114,033	52.50	109,205	38.98	81,067	32.11	66,779	62.65	130,301
Education Administrators, Elementary and Secondary School	240	N/A	127,536	N/A	124,525	N/A	87,027	N/A	74,923	N/A	166,237
Education Administrators, Postsecondary	50	48.36	100,581	52.69	109,593	27.91	58,063	23.35	48,571	85.53	177,882
Education Administrators, Preschool and Childcare Center/Program	60	21.37	44,458	26.50	55,113	15.87	33,007	14.36	29,863	47.62	99,050
Emergency Management Directors	30	56.34	117,187	53.19	110,644	38.47	80,006	35.22	73,259	68.44	142,365
Financial Managers	480	57.50	119,605	64.69	134,547	41.98	87,303	39.74	82,669	>100.00	>208,000
Food Service Managers	200	43.21	89,875	41.50	86,313	28.72	59,726	26.79	55,725	52.18	108,532
General and Operations Managers	1,340	54.30	112,941	65.17	135,558	33.44	69,555	30.26	62,951	>100.00	>208,000
Human Resources Managers	100	50.52	105,082	69.21	143,947	37.00	76,964	32.71	68,034	>100.00	>208,000
Industrial Production Managers	120	57.44	119,483	65.20	135,619	39.85	82,894	36.28	75,474	99.79	207,541
Legislators	40	N/A	23,699	N/A	46,887	N/A	21,116	N/A	20,984	N/A	104,511
Lodging Managers	30	27.22	56,613	31.68	65,891	19.66	40,886	18.06	37,569	53.40	111,073
Managers, All Other	160	52.91	110,052	56.50	117,523	33.95	70,606	29.09	60,502	79.50	165,349
Marketing Managers	200	48.75	101,408	58.30	121,249	34.73	72,229	32.40	67,401	83.12	172,881
Medical and Health Services Managers	340	50.60	105,256	55.48	115,411	36.50	75,923	33.07	68,789	80.00	166,390
Postmasters and Mail Superintendents	20	37.49	77,964	37.05	77,056	31.79	66,125	31.34	65,207	42.03	87,415
Property, Real Estate, and Community Association Managers	140	29.11	60,543	34.67	72,116	23.73	49,357	22.30	46,377	54.73	113,839
Public Relations and Fundraising Managers	40	32.13	66,819	42.96	89,354	25.02	52,021	23.51	48,908	78.54	163,349
Purchasing Managers	40	46.21	96,131	55.82	116,105	31.51	65,533	28.62	59,532	92.52	192,426
Sales Managers	260	51.91	107,960	69.40	144,355	33.13	68,901	29.00	60,318	>100.00	>208,000
Social and Community Service Managers	210	28.81	59,940	31.91	66,370	20.95	43,570	19.88	41,355	50.64	105,337
Training and Development Managers	40	52.75	109,716	56.18	116,870	40.82	84,915	37.06	77,066	82.91	172,463
Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Managers	50	50.66	105,368	51.67	107,481	36.60	76,117	33.33	69,340	70.85	147,366



Business Occupations -Norwich-New London LMA 1Q 2018

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	4,090	33.38	69,442	35.75	74,372	22.02	45,805	19.62	40,804	54.47	113,288
Accountants and Auditors	580	31.89	66,340	34.40	71,555	25.20	52,419	23.58	49,040	49.62	103,214
Appraisers and Assessors of Real Estate	40	31.93	66,421	32.97	68,565	22.54	46,877	20.98	43,652	48.99	101,888
Business Operations Specialists, All Other	390	33.38	69,453	35.15	73,106	24.15	50,224	21.81	45,356	49.99	103,980
Buyers and Purchasing Agents	450	31.32	65,156	34.11	70,943	22.54	46,877	20.45	42,549	50.43	104,888
Claims Adjusters, Examiners, and Investigators	30	38.16	79,363	38.29	79,648	32.19	66,952	30.52	63,472	51.04	106,164
Compensation, Benefits, and Job Analysis Specialists	70	32.10	66,768	35.14	73,096	23.18	48,214	19.87	41,335	55.02	114,431
Compliance Officers, Except Agriculture, Construction, Health and Safety, and Transportation	190	36.98	76,913	39.57	82,302	25.98	54,052	21.30	44,305	59.53	123,831
Cost Estimators	100	36.43	75,760	39.91	83,006	23.24	48,346	21.51	44,744	63.74	132,577
Credit Analysts	50	29.89	62,186	34.44	71,626	20.22	42,049	18.69	38,875	59.59	123,953
Financial Analysts	140	36.42	75,750	44.86	93,304	26.04	54,154	24.53	51,010	61.87	128,689
Financial Examiners	20	41.38	86,068	43.77	91,049	31.60	65,717	28.87	60,053	66.68	138,681
Financial Specialists, All Other	70	36.03	74,933	37.86	78,750	23.80	49,500	21.17	44,039	59.87	124,535
Fundraisers	50	33.25	69,167	33.20	69,065	21.64	45,009	21.12	43,927	47.99	99,806
Human Resources Specialists	310	29.65	61,676	31.52	65,564	19.04	39,610	17.20	35,772	50.27	104,562
Insurance Underwriters	20	27.74	57,695	28.14	58,522	23.35	48,571	21.88	45,509	36.01	74,882
Loan Officers	140	39.63	82,435	40.58	84,404	23.34	48,561	21.60	44,927	63.26	131,567
Logisticians	80	36.03	74,943	36.76	76,464	28.12	58,491	26.39	54,888	51.04	106,174
Management Analysts	300	40.17	83,557	43.03	89,497	32.30	67,187	30.68	63,819	59.02	122,769
Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists	250	23.45	48,795	23.85	49,602	16.51	34,333	15.79	32,843	33.51	69,687
Meeting, Convention, and Event Planners	60	20.26	42,131	22.29	46,356	16.15	33,588	15.51	32,272	32.88	68,391
Personal Financial Advisors	N/A	44.80	93,182	55.96	116,390	28.87	60,043	23.27	48,397	>100.00	>208,000
Tax Examiners and Collectors, and Revenue Agents	50	34.15	71,034	34.82	72,433	21.95	45,652	18.25	37,957	51.17	106,429
Training and Development Specialists	290	38.68	80,465	41.78	86,915	22.72	47,254	19.77	41,110	67.71	140,824



Computer Occupations -Norwich-New London LMA 1Q 2018

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	2,330	40.69	84,639	41.47	86,264	25.39	52,794	22.67	47,138	62.80	130,620
Computer Network Architects	50	43.81	91,128	44.29	92,123	29.49	61,334	26.73	55,597	63.28	131,625
Computer Network Support Specialists	40	30.71	63,873	35.36	73,550	26.14	54,368	24.96	51,921	56.44	117,388
Computer Occupations, All Other	90	42.37	88,122	43.17	89,798	33.83	70,352	32.60	67,793	57.29	119,165
Computer Programmers	100	40.98	85,249	41.20	85,695	28.66	59,608	26.60	55,313	59.16	123,054
Computer Systems Analysts	230	45.04	93,687	45.08	93,768	30.03	62,441	26.68	55,485	63.06	131,158
Computer User Support Specialists	400	24.58	51,129	25.58	53,211	17.13	35,623	14.76	30,708	38.50	80,070
Database Administrators	50	34.43	71,621	35.50	73,835	23.73	49,352	22.05	45,848	52.99	110,219
Information Security Analysts	50	37.65	78,323	42.52	88,447	26.17	54,419	25.65	53,363	73.02	151,894
Network and Computer Systems Administrators	160	40.54	84,314	42.54	88,478	30.73	63,914	27.73	57,668	62.24	129,452
Operations Research Analysts	30	47.35	98,500	47.39	98,561	32.10	66,767	28.65	59,598	71.37	148,441
Software Developers, Applications	860	46.38	96,469	45.99	95,657	29.72	61,822	26.77	55,678	65.55	136,337
Software Developers, Systems Software	230	46.41	96,530	49.28	102,501	36.80	76,546	34.13	70,991	73.34	152,554
Web Developers	30	27.92	58,075	32.17	66,919	20.60	42,853	18.88	39,268	49.56	103,090



Architecture and Engineering Occupations -Norwich-New London LMA 1Q 2018

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	N/A	39.75	82,669	43.22	89,889	29.50	61,355	26.20	54,490	65.99	137,251
Architects, Except Landscape and Naval	30	45.47	94,571	42.55	88,498	28.94	60,197	25.89	53,850	57.28	119,155
Architectural and Civil Drafters	20	30.63	63,690	32.52	67,630	25.75	53,566	25.26	52,550	45.44	94,510
Civil Engineering Technicians	N/A	32.14	66,858	33.47	69,620	23.85	49,626	22.13	46,021	52.89	109,995
Civil Engineers	250	46.09	95,870	45.77	95,190	32.48	67,569	29.61	61,588	62.57	130,153
Electrical and Electronics Engineering Technicians	360	31.66	65,863	34.12	70,961	23.33	48,519	21.55	44,813	50.56	105,172
Electrical Engineers	540	38.04	79,115	43.79	91,067	32.76	68,148	30.68	63,812	68.78	143,059
Electronics Engineers, Except Computer	N/A	56.88	118,302	56.27	117,033	44.77	93,118	39.07	81,248	77.58	161,368
Engineers, All Other	60	57.42	119,449	54.43	113,204	39.81	82,791	34.57	71,895	71.36	148,421
Environmental Engineers	40	50.79	105,649	48.47	100,816	31.57	65,660	28.67	59,628	66.23	137,758
Industrial Engineering Technicians	N/A	22.67	47,148	23.01	47,859	15.40	32,048	13.74	28,565	32.93	68,483
Industrial Engineers	500	39.33	81,796	41.58	86,498	30.04	62,482	27.64	57,506	60.86	126,578
Mechanical Engineers	480	36.29	75,490	39.10	81,329	31.69	65,914	29.17	60,674	52.58	109,366
Nuclear Engineers	N/A	51.90	107,954	52.67	109,559	38.95	81,024	35.35	73,520	74.19	154,321
Surveying and Mapping Technicians	N/A	28.93	60,187	32.00	66,554	26.41	54,937	25.01	52,012	45.07	93,738
Surveyors	80	28.62	59,506	28.28	58,836	23.07	47,991	21.24	44,193	36.49	75,886



Life, Physical and Social Science Occupations -Norwich-New London LMA 1Q 2018

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	1,270	34.31	71,367	36.60	76,119	21.95	45,666	18.55	38,598	57.73	120,079
Biological Technicians	N/A	18.48	38,435	22.13	46,021	15.34	31,926	13.99	29,113	37.11	77,176
Chemical Technicians	50	20.23	42,071	22.39	46,569	15.10	31,398	13.81	28,738	31.20	64,878
Chemists	N/A	54.01	112,341	52.56	109,315	40.81	84,893	37.30	77,582	64.95	135,088
Clinical, Counseling, and School Psychologists	110	40.31	83,857	38.84	80,791	27.35	56,887	25.80	53,657	51.03	106,137
Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health	60	39.12	81,369	42.03	87,422	28.40	59,070	24.06	50,042	62.48	129,960
Life, Physical, and Social Science Technicians, All Other	N/A	24.83	51,637	29.60	61,578	22.00	45,737	20.61	42,873	45.58	94,804
Medical Scientists, Except Epidemiologists	N/A	40.34	83,918	67.17	139,718	26.86	55,881	25.56	53,160	>100.00	>208,000
Physical Scientists, All Other	20	52.65	109,508	54.15	112,646	42.57	88,539	41.67	86,680	75.75	157,560
Social Scientists and Related Workers, All Other	20	41.83	86,995	41.59	86,528	35.71	74,281	35.02	72,840	51.09	106,269
Urban and Regional Planners	40	37.84	78,689	38.51	80,090	28.29	58,846	26.81	55,759	55.72	115,885



Community and Social Services Occupations -Norwich-New London LMA 1Q 2018

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	2,820	28.49	59,263	28.20	58,664	16.87	35,084	14.70	30,576	42.17	87,726
Child, Family, and School Social Workers	470	25.31	52,632	29.22	60,755	19.02	39,552	17.38	36,161	43.26	89,981
Clergy	20	26.74	55,607	27.57	57,343	19.41	40,375	17.68	36,780	37.34	77,653
Community and Social Service Specialists, All Other	80	19.34	40,243	24.02	49,951	16.59	34,516	15.98	33,236	38.52	80,120
Community Health Workers	N/A	22.27	46,315	22.94	47,717	14.03	29,185	12.42	25,844	35.47	73,774
Educational, Guidance, School, and Vocational Counselors	N/A	34.22	71,184	32.86	68,351	25.83	53,728	24.47	50,916	39.45	82,050
Health Educators	60	28.90	60,106	29.54	61,446	19.15	39,827	17.52	36,445	43.43	90,326
Healthcare Social Workers	120	29.86	62,116	30.75	63,954	22.77	47,351	20.90	43,472	42.13	87,625
Marriage and Family Therapists	50	25.55	53,139	28.85	60,014	16.16	33,602	15.80	32,861	46.48	96,673
Mental Health and Substance Abuse Social Workers	190	25.85	53,769	29.16	60,664	18.65	38,811	16.90	35,145	45.20	94,012
Rehabilitation Counselors	170	22.14	46,041	24.28	50,499	15.05	31,307	13.80	28,707	37.79	78,597
Social and Human Service Assistants	480	19.61	40,781	20.25	42,122	12.44	25,864	11.32	23,539	29.73	61,832
Social Workers, All Other	N/A	24.05	50,012	28.16	58,562	22.58	46,965	20.85	43,360	42.38	88,143
Substance abuse, behavioral disorder, and mental health counselors	220	22.51	46,833	23.65	49,199	13.16	27,377	11.39	23,691	38.28	79,633



Legal Occupations -Norwich-New London LMA 1Q 2018

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	490	29.61	61,598	40.14	83,502	20.10	41,807	18.72	38,923	78.76	163,815
Judges, Magistrate Judges, and Magistrates	30	90.11	187,445	77.21	160,586	49.52	103,009	32.39	67,366	96.85	201,438
Lawyers	160	61.47	127,858	59.81	124,405	26.20	54,480	21.36	44,427	96.23	200,149
Legal Support Workers, All Other	N/A	23.26	48,377	22.99	47,818	17.54	36,476	16.47	34,262	30.62	63,670
Paralegals and Legal Assistants	190	23.86	49,626	24.93	51,850	19.13	39,796	16.80	34,932	35.62	74,109



Education, Training and Library Occupations -Norwich-New London LMA 1Q 2018

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	7,660	27.07	56,308	29.48	61,304	14.56	30,302	12.89	26,798	47.93	99,688
Adult Basic and Secondary Education and Literacy Teachers and Ins	N/A	34.58	71,915	34.13	70,991	26.95	56,064	21.84	45,442	39.03	81,187
Audio-Visual and Multimedia Collections Specialists	10	41.09	85,472	38.71	80,506	29.31	60,959	25.34	52,703	48.22	100,318
Career/Technical Education Teachers, Middle School	20	N/A	66,777	N/A	71,865	N/A	53,901	N/A	52,774	N/A	99,648
Career/Technical Education Teachers, Secondary School	N/A	N/A	81,136	N/A	79,856	N/A	62,106	N/A	57,029	N/A	102,451
Curators	20	43.47	90,427	37.97	78,973	23.38	48,610	21.39	44,477	49.74	103,446
Education, Training, and Library Workers, All Other	N/A	24.43	50,814	24.93	51,860	20.29	42,203	19.04	39,603	32.11	66,777
Elementary School Teachers, Except Special Education	1,040	N/A	70,199	N/A	71,844	N/A	50,550	N/A	46,336	N/A	100,085
Instructional Coordinators	120	38.97	81,065	38.44	79,948	23.66	49,220	18.12	37,674	56.42	117,358
Kindergarten Teachers, Except Special Education	110	N/A	73,175	N/A	72,271	N/A	49,321	N/A	44,813	N/A	100,572
Librarians	190	31.12	64,746	30.72	63,893	22.02	45,798	20.30	42,233	40.89	85,056
Library Technicians	120	17.27	35,927	17.60	36,608	12.97	26,981	11.78	24,503	24.20	50,327
Middle School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Educa	550	N/A	72,779	N/A	73,388	N/A	52,368	N/A	49,098	N/A	100,633
Museum Technicians and Conservators	N/A	13.35	27,773	16.32	33,947	11.07	23,021	10.66	22,188	28.06	58,349
Postsecondary Teachers, All Other	30	N/A	76,038	N/A	76,424	N/A	37,400	N/A	21,345	N/A	103,649
Preschool Teachers, Except Special Education	300	14.26	29,642	15.95	33,185	11.26	23,427	10.72	22,300	22.61	47,026
Secondary School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Ed	990	N/A	75,155	N/A	74,383	N/A	52,581	N/A	49,372	N/A	100,338
Self-Enrichment Education Teachers	170	14.79	30,738	16.94	35,227	11.76	24,452	10.93	22,726	28.01	58,257
Special Education Teachers, Kindergarten and Elementary School	150	N/A	72,149	N/A	74,180	N/A	54,287	N/A	52,439	N/A	100,907
Special Education Teachers, Middle School	130	N/A	63,426	N/A	67,559	N/A	49,738	N/A	45,523	N/A	97,779
Special Education Teachers, Preschool	N/A	N/A	72,809	N/A	69,428	N/A	45,066	N/A	38,608	N/A	97,922
Special Education Teachers, Secondary School	90	N/A	79,237	N/A	77,450	N/A	56,166	N/A	50,712	N/A	103,314
Substitute Teachers	630	13.69	28,474	16.61	34,567	11.78	24,503	11.03	22,929	22.54	46,894
Teacher Assistants	1,660	N/A	34,313	N/A	33,927	N/A	26,473	N/A	24,808	N/A	43,269
Teachers and Instructors, All Other, Except Substitute Teachers	160	N/A	100,217	N/A	99,252	N/A	53,688	N/A	42,711	N/A	162,140
Vocational Education Teachers, Postsecondary	N/A	25.36	52,743	26.83	55,810	16.94	35,237	16.21	33,703	39.53	82,222



Arts,Design,Entertainment,Sports,Media Occupations - Norwich-New London LMA 1Q2016

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	1,510	23.27	48,407	26.61	55,333	13.13	27,306	10.84	22,533	44.64	92,854
Art Directors	20	34.01	70,737	35.06	72,941	22.93	47,686	21.53	44,772	57.65	119,917
Athletes and Sports Competitors	N/A	N/A	70,555	N/A	74,759	N/A	40,944	N/A	34,353	N/A	130,234
Coaches and Scouts	150	N/A	30,038	N/A	42,711	N/A	21,447	N/A	21,335	N/A	75,571
Commercial and Industrial Designers	40	36.50	75,916	33.83	70,362	23.03	47,910	13.95	29,012	46.41	96,530
Editors	90	31.98	66,523	31.96	66,462	18.74	38,964	17.02	35,399	50.20	104,421
Floral Designers	30	13.15	27,347	13.17	27,407	11.43	23,772	10.90	22,655	15.09	31,388
Graphic Designers	110	23.65	49,179	26.67	55,455	18.94	39,380	17.41	36,201	43.10	89,635
Merchandise Displayers and Window Trimmers	50	13.97	29,063	14.08	29,296	10.41	21,660	10.26	21,345	18.73	38,953
Music Directors and Composers	N/A	20.85	43,350	21.41	44,528	12.93	26,879	10.27	21,345	41.35	86,020
Photographers	70	24.11	50,144	23.42	48,692	11.96	24,889	10.27	21,345	36.97	76,901
Producers and Directors	80	20.14	41,878	30.40	63,243	15.47	32,160	14.20	29,530	48.49	100,846
Public Relations Specialists	70	27.43	57,059	31.60	65,731	18.66	38,811	17.17	35,704	55.43	115,296
Technical Writers	N/A	32.88	68,382	34.18	71,093	22.32	46,417	19.76	41,106	48.67	101,242
Writers and Authors	40	36.99	76,942	33.49	69,661	18.09	37,623	15.70	32,657	48.42	100,714



Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Occupations -Norwich-New London LMA 1Q 2018

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	7,520	38.20	79,471	45.40	94,428	22.54	46,884	19.07	39,654	87.63	182,276
Athletic Trainers	20	N/A	74,068	N/A	73,469	N/A	57,983	N/A	53,007	N/A	97,262
Chiropractors	20	30.56	63,548	40.02	83,248	26.81	55,759	26.02	54,124	87.20	181,383
Clinical Laboratory Technologists and Technicians	230	32.20	66,990	32.30	67,194	21.78	45,300	19.61	40,791	46.88	97,515
Dental Hygienists	330	39.89	82,974	39.25	81,623	32.26	67,092	30.12	62,634	49.02	101,953
Dentists, General	130	86.18	179,261	92.18	191,741	59.93	124,659	49.59	103,141	>100.00	>208,000
Diagnostic Medical Sonographers	100	45.29	94,195	43.34	90,143	32.15	66,879	29.97	62,329	58.19	121,023
Dietitians and Nutritionists	50	33.95	70,616	33.61	69,925	24.22	50,377	22.77	47,351	42.37	88,122
Emergency Medical Technicians and Paramedics	300	18.90	39,309	20.49	42,629	12.69	26,392	11.51	23,924	31.37	65,244
Health Diagnosing and Treating Practitioners, All Other	N/A	16.20	33,683	19.12	39,776	11.07	23,021	10.62	22,097	31.14	64,787
Health Technologists and Technicians, All Other	70	27.04	56,247	28.54	59,374	17.73	36,882	16.28	33,866	43.60	90,691
Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Workers, All Other	30	56.21	116,901	55.79	116,048	34.14	71,012	23.52	48,925	77.64	161,500
Internists, General	N/A	90.56	188,359	97.12	202,017	72.85	151,528	69.83	145,242	>100.00	>208,000
Licensed Practical and Licensed Vocational Nurses	N/A	27.95	58,136	27.99	58,207	24.21	50,357	22.24	46,244	34.61	71,976
Medical Records and Health Information Technicians	150	23.05	47,940	24.55	51,068	15.42	32,079	14.07	29,266	38.59	80,263
Nuclear Medicine Technologists	20	45.53	94,713	44.90	93,393	39.96	83,106	36.16	75,216	52.09	108,350
Nurse Practitioners	80	54.21	112,737	56.18	116,850	45.04	93,677	42.81	89,046	74.09	154,107
Occupational Health and Safety Specialists	90	41.68	86,711	41.60	86,528	31.91	66,371	29.48	61,304	52.88	109,975
Occupational Health and Safety Technicians	10	25.65	53,353	25.80	53,678	18.24	37,938	16.95	35,257	40.95	85,188
Occupational Therapists	140	43.52	90,529	43.42	90,306	32.07	66,706	30.13	62,665	60.14	125,075
Ophthalmic Medical Technicians	N/A	17.32	36,029	17.53	36,445	13.88	28,870	13.23	27,529	23.11	48,072
Opticians, Dispensing	N/A	19.91	41,421	20.47	42,589	14.02	29,174	11.99	24,940	29.44	61,233
Pharmacists	210	58.48	121,643	55.08	114,555	39.77	82,710	28.79	59,892	75.08	156,179
Pharmacy Technicians	350	15.38	31,987	16.01	33,318	12.50	26,006	11.38	23,681	22.06	45,869
Physical Therapists	260	43.99	91,494	44.40	92,336	36.00	74,881	34.40	71,560	57.08	118,739
Physician Assistants	90	52.72	109,660	53.93	112,169	38.46	79,988	35.83	74,525	79.66	165,694
Physicians and Surgeons, All Other	710	98.68	205,257	105.06	218,529	66.14	137,555	49.44	102,836	>100.00	>208,000
Psychiatrists	50	>100.00	>208,000	121.83	253,400	74.35	154,646	59.55	123,857	>100.00	>208,000
Radiologic Technologists and Technicians	180	35.68	74,221	35.05	72,911	24.65	51,271	22.24	46,255	48.07	99,983
Recreational Therapists	20	31.98	66,503	29.61	61,578	16.84	35,013	16.14	33,561	42.80	89,036
Registered Nurses	2,360	39.49	82,141	38.67	80,425	29.29	60,908	26.57	55,282	49.98	103,974
Speech-Language Pathologists	90	44.71	93,007	44.55	92,651	33.29	69,235	32.21	66,990	59.97	124,740
Surgical Technologists	80	26.16	54,409	26.77	55,668	21.13	43,960	20.22	42,061	36.37	75,652
Veterinarians	30	45.49	94,621	46.14	95,982	36.01	74,891	33.90	70,514	61.47	127,858
Veterinary Technologists and Technicians	110	17.33	36,059	19.06	39,644	14.26	29,662	13.40	27,875	28.29	58,846



Healthcare Support Occupations -Norwich-New London LMA 1Q 2018

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	3,260	16.79	34,911	17.90	37,226	13.25	27,546	12.45	25,880	24.93	51,863
Dental Assistants	270	22.55	46,895	22.24	46,257	17.96	37,359	17.21	35,786	28.48	59,238
Healthcare Support Workers, All Other	90	20.46	42,554	21.19	44,066	14.33	29,809	12.27	25,520	29.86	62,108
Home Health Aides	220	13.30	27,659	14.67	30,509	11.26	23,432	10.79	22,444	18.95	39,396
Massage Therapists	270	17.01	35,384	17.82	37,051	11.53	23,987	10.40	21,622	26.04	54,177
Medical Assistants	500	17.50	36,392	17.82	37,051	14.26	29,655	13.59	28,266	23.53	48,952
Medical Transcriptionists	30	21.37	44,457	20.81	43,294	17.48	36,341	16.67	34,675	25.11	52,233
Nursing Assistants	1,520	15.54	32,319	16.43	34,160	13.58	28,236	12.89	26,806	22.10	45,979
Occupational Therapy Aides	N/A	13.63	28,338	16.70	34,757	11.54	23,998	10.99	22,856	23.45	48,787
Occupational Therapy Assistants	50	34.37	71,489	33.55	69,792	27.92	58,076	26.92	55,988	40.28	83,781
Phlebotomists	150	19.64	40,836	20.25	42,132	16.75	34,829	15.79	32,833	25.83	53,714
Physical Therapist Aides	N/A	15.84	32,957	15.58	32,412	10.40	21,622	10.39	21,611	22.75	47,316
Physical Therapist Assistants	30	28.71	59,701	27.44	57,078	16.96	35,282	14.93	31,033	39.16	81,446



Protective Service Occupations -Norwich-New London LMA 1Q 2018

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	3,670	24.46	50,886	24.68	51,328	13.40	27,875	11.62	24,172	38.86	80,818
Animal Control Workers	30	17.46	36,310	18.75	39,005	13.45	27,978	12.92	26,867	25.86	53,797
Crossing Guards	40	12.45	25,880	13.78	28,678	11.45	23,823	10.81	22,486	18.60	38,676
Detectives and Criminal Investigators	50	39.95	83,092	43.54	90,559	33.45	69,576	31.61	65,749	66.65	138,647
Fire Inspectors and Investigators	40	31.04	64,566	31.66	65,862	20.77	43,202	14.93	31,033	46.61	96,947
Firefighters	350	26.44	54,980	24.59	51,153	17.67	36,763	17.05	35,467	31.18	64,854
First-Line Supervisors of Fire Fighting and Prevention Workers	80	37.93	78,895	36.70	76,334	24.52	50,999	21.26	44,230	50.99	106,061
First-Line Supervisors of Police and Detectives	100	44.04	91,598	45.05	93,707	35.87	74,616	34.07	70,861	60.16	125,141
First-Line Supervisors of Protective Service Workers, All Other	190	21.08	43,829	25.47	52,974	15.54	32,329	14.40	29,943	42.86	89,140
Lifeguards, Ski Patrol, and Other Recreational Protective Service Workers	140	12.00	24,964	12.69	26,405	11.20	23,308	10.42	21,663	15.60	32,463
Police and Sheriff's Patrol Officers	510	32.90	68,413	33.06	68,763	26.22	54,537	24.91	51,822	41.68	86,681
Protective Service Workers, All Other	120	15.74	32,731	18.00	37,442	12.03	25,036	10.55	21,940	33.26	69,164
Security Guards	1,030	13.82	28,750	15.47	32,185	11.27	23,452	10.73	22,300	24.57	51,122



Food Preparation/Serving-Related Occupations -Norwich-New London LMA 1Q 2018

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	15,470	11.34	23,576	12.93	26,888	10.39	21,611	10.39	21,611	18.27	37,997
Bartenders	1,180	10.40	21,632	11.37	23,648	10.38	21,591	10.39	21,611	13.82	28,750
Chefs and Head Cooks	220	22.85	47,512	24.42	50,793	17.71	36,845	16.69	34,726	35.02	72,847
Combined Food Preparation and Serving Workers, Including Fast Food	1,850	11.34	23,576	12.17	25,304	10.61	22,064	10.39	21,611	15.74	32,731
Cooks, All Other	30	14.83	30,848	15.12	31,445	11.10	23,082	10.56	21,982	19.99	41,577
Cooks, Fast Food	N/A	15.71	32,679	14.81	30,817	10.83	22,537	10.40	21,622	18.81	39,139
Cooks, Institution and Cafeteria	230	16.04	33,348	16.68	34,705	13.14	27,310	12.25	25,489	22.52	46,843
Cooks, Restaurant	1,850	14.49	30,138	15.18	31,568	11.77	24,471	11.07	23,020	20.15	41,916
Cooks, Short Order	310	12.67	26,363	13.33	27,731	11.25	23,401	10.59	22,033	17.48	36,341
Counter Attendants, Cafeteria, Food Concession, and Coffee Shop	890	10.91	22,702	11.33	23,555	10.45	21,735	10.39	21,611	12.38	25,757
Dining Room and Cafeteria Attendants and Bartender Helpers	960	10.40	21,632	10.99	22,856	10.38	21,591	10.39	21,611	12.09	25,139
Dishwashers	590	11.34	23,576	11.42	23,751	10.93	22,732	10.40	21,622	12.58	26,158
First-Line Supervisors of Food Preparation and Serving Workers	1,090	17.51	36,403	18.58	38,645	12.23	25,427	11.11	23,092	28.32	58,899
Food Preparation and Serving Related Workers, All Other	90	11.74	24,399	12.84	26,703	10.89	22,650	10.40	21,622	17.29	35,971
Food Preparation Workers	1,060	12.31	25,602	13.00	27,042	11.20	23,308	10.57	21,992	16.05	33,368
Food Servers, Nonrestaurant	340	12.71	26,446	13.63	28,349	10.99	22,856	10.40	21,622	18.32	38,100
Hosts and Hostesses, Restaurant, Lounge, and Coffee Shop	570	11.34	23,576	11.69	24,306	10.71	22,270	10.39	21,611	14.02	29,161
Waiters and Waitresses	3,730	10.40	21,622	11.08	23,051	10.38	21,580	10.39	21,611	12.10	25,160



Building/Grounds Cleaning/Maintenance Occupations-Norwich-New London LMA 1Q2016

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	4,710	13.71	28,524	15.87	33,019	11.24	23,380	10.72	22,300	24.89	51,781
First-Line Supervisors of Housekeeping and Janitorial Workers	260	22.01	45,784	23.48	48,839	16.80	34,932	16.06	33,399	34.15	71,026
First-Line Supervisors of Landscaping, Lawn Service, and Groundsk	90	29.52	61,408	29.92	62,231	22.49	46,771	19.43	40,414	41.89	87,124
Janitors and Cleaners, Except Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners	2,410	13.47	28,019	15.30	31,805	11.23	23,360	10.68	22,198	23.41	48,695
Landscaping and Groundskeeping Workers	820	15.07	31,352	17.23	35,847	11.79	24,512	10.99	22,856	27.26	56,697
Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners	1,090	11.94	24,851	12.91	26,837	11.24	23,380	10.59	22,033	16.02	33,317
Pest Control Workers	30	19.09	39,715	20.94	43,562	17.68	36,773	16.45	34,212	29.80	61,974



Personal Care and Service Occupations -Norwich-New London LMA 1Q 2018

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	8,430	11.98	24,923	15.79	32,854	10.40	21,632	10.39	21,611	28.72	59,721
Amusement and Recreation Attendants	190	11.35	23,596	12.20	25,366	10.81	22,496	10.40	21,622	14.97	31,126
Baggage Porters and Bellhops	100	10.40	21,622	10.94	22,763	10.41	21,642	10.39	21,611	12.91	26,857
Childcare Workers	780	11.96	24,892	12.78	26,559	10.95	22,784	10.40	21,622	16.73	34,788
First-Line Supervisors of Personal Service Workers	340	19.58	40,733	21.66	45,043	15.93	33,142	14.65	30,478	31.92	66,397
Fitness Trainers and Aerobics Instructors	280	19.68	40,918	19.86	41,299	12.12	25,201	10.71	22,280	29.45	61,254
Funeral Attendants	40	16.63	34,592	15.72	32,700	10.67	22,198	10.39	21,622	20.06	41,721
Hairdressers, Hairstylists, and Cosmetologists	420	16.51	34,345	19.21	39,972	11.66	24,255	10.91	22,702	35.07	72,929
Locker Room, Coatroom, and Dressing Room Attendants	80	11.34	23,576	11.48	23,884	10.95	22,784	10.40	21,622	12.43	25,849
Manicurists and Pedicurists	90	11.59	24,111	12.71	26,446	10.65	22,156	10.39	21,611	17.61	36,619
Morticians, Undertakers, and Funeral Directors	N/A	35.34	73,505	52.90	110,031	25.26	52,542	23.25	48,345	>100.00	>208,000
Nonfarm Animal Caretakers	150	12.05	25,047	13.16	27,371	11.35	23,596	10.66	22,167	17.04	35,446
Personal Care Aides	1,120	14.13	29,398	14.50	30,169	11.82	24,584	10.90	22,671	18.78	39,067
Personal Care and Service Workers, All Other	50	12.90	26,826	16.45	34,212	10.79	22,434	10.39	21,611	28.01	58,261
Recreation Workers	410	15.71	32,669	16.38	34,057	11.43	23,771	10.80	22,475	23.75	49,394
Residential Advisors	N/A	16.91	35,168	17.27	35,909	14.65	30,468	13.77	28,637	21.46	44,621
Skincare Specialists	110	16.29	33,893	17.74	36,917	12.03	25,026	10.74	22,342	28.18	58,621
Tour and travel guides	N/A	12.82	26,662	14.58	30,313	11.52	23,967	10.86	22,599	23.14	48,139



Sales and Related Occupations -Norwich-New London LMA 1Q 2018

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	14,120	12.31	25,619	17.82	37,065	11.12	23,119	10.53	21,890	32.15	66,858
Advertising Sales Agents	100	23.47	48,821	27.62	57,468	15.05	31,301	13.32	27,685	51.58	107,291
Cashiers	4,500	11.44	23,791	11.86	24,669	11.11	23,099	10.48	21,776	13.67	28,429
Counter and Rental Clerks	240	13.45	27,975	14.71	30,588	11.23	23,367	10.75	22,355	18.89	39,297
First-Line Supervisors of Non-Retail Sales Workers	190	39.00	81,114	50.31	104,647	22.29	46,373	19.61	40,774	>100.00	>208,000
First-Line Supervisors of Retail Sales Workers	1,740	22.43	46,642	24.39	50,732	15.30	31,828	13.74	28,574	38.37	79,802
Insurance Sales Agents	180	29.03	60,381	35.64	74,120	20.03	41,673	18.67	38,822	70.10	145,803
Parts Salespersons	170	15.50	32,241	16.29	33,894	12.19	25,340	11.25	23,409	23.16	48,181
Real Estate Sales Agents	30	16.30	33,904	16.45	34,194	13.16	27,386	12.78	26,580	21.71	45,154
Retail Salespersons	5,240	12.11	25,175	14.98	31,156	11.01	22,902	10.44	21,725	22.01	45,795
Sales Engineers	20	31.75	66,032	35.25	73,325	28.80	59,906	26.93	56,011	48.83	101,568
Sales Representatives, Services, All Other	290	23.04	47,923	29.06	60,453	15.76	32,799	14.46	30,082	58.86	122,446
Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Except Technical and Scientific Products	680	29.62	61,610	33.09	68,821	16.03	33,357	10.44	21,714	59.04	122,808
Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Technical and Scientific Products	120	55.63	115,721	54.96	114,306	28.82	59,947	22.92	47,675	95.69	199,025



Office and Administrative Support Occupations -Norwich-New London LMA 1Q 2018

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	17,370	18.18	37,822	19.77	41,118	12.07	25,088	10.96	22,795	30.63	63,708
Bill and Account Collectors	60	21.67	45,069	21.58	44,885	15.24	31,701	13.90	28,906	29.58	61,528
Billing and Posting Clerks and Machine Operators	230	20.38	42,397	21.30	44,301	16.50	34,311	16.00	33,277	29.70	61,794
Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditing Clerks	1,360	20.48	42,602	20.57	42,786	14.40	29,961	11.99	24,924	29.17	60,689
Brokerage Clerks	10	24.70	51,374	27.92	58,089	21.42	44,557	20.30	42,213	40.67	84,590
Computer Operators	10	20.59	42,837	19.06	39,633	11.70	24,341	11.07	23,000	28.84	60,003
Correspondence Clerks	10	19.04	39,603	19.58	40,739	16.77	34,884	15.87	32,990	25.21	52,428
Couriers and Messengers	20	13.37	27,801	14.23	29,582	11.34	23,594	10.84	22,540	18.90	39,306
Court, Municipal, and License Clerks	60	23.94	49,798	23.47	48,825	15.41	32,049	11.64	24,218	31.22	64,937
Credit Authorizers, Checkers, and Clerks	N/A	15.18	31,578	20.60	42,858	12.41	25,805	11.42	23,768	43.66	90,793
Customer Service Representatives	2,010	13.83	28,773	15.90	33,062	11.29	23,481	10.76	22,376	24.93	51,855
Data Entry Keyers	90	20.28	42,172	20.37	42,366	13.95	29,029	12.29	25,580	28.94	60,187
Dispatchers, Except Police, Fire, and Ambulance	240	16.86	35,078	16.94	35,242	11.27	23,450	10.51	21,874	24.49	50,944
Executive Secretaries and Executive Administrative Assistants	270	30.69	63,831	31.19	64,875	25.14	52,295	23.10	48,068	39.99	83,177
File Clerks	70	18.92	39,337	19.11	39,756	12.17	25,313	11.32	23,553	28.61	59,522
First-Line Supervisors of Office and Administrative Support Worke	1,630	26.86	55,868	28.22	58,703	19.11	39,736	17.30	35,990	41.01	85,296
Hotel, Motel, and Resort Desk Clerks	360	12.29	25,569	12.85	26,716	11.05	22,990	10.46	21,762	15.44	32,110
Human Resources Assistants, Except Payroll and Timekeeping	90	19.11	39,756	19.47	40,493	14.36	29,879	11.96	24,863	25.78	53,636
Information and Record Clerks, All Other	110	20.64	42,929	20.01	41,629	12.88	26,777	11.57	24,044	28.86	60,023
Insurance Claims and Policy Processing Clerks	N/A	17.23	35,826	18.39	38,252	14.25	29,643	13.53	28,139	25.65	53,360
Legal Secretaries	N/A	21.59	44,905	20.78	43,226	16.02	33,318	14.65	30,462	25.23	52,480
Library Assistants, Clerical	120	14.23	29,602	15.33	31,895	11.45	23,819	10.85	22,560	22.63	47,065
Loan Interviewers and Clerks	160	21.58	44,885	23.09	48,027	17.00	35,355	16.29	33,871	29.61	61,600
Mail Clerks and Mail Machine Operators, Except Postal Service	60	18.51	38,497	17.62	36,634	12.12	25,201	10.96	22,806	23.49	48,856
Medical Secretaries	330	19.71	41,005	20.29	42,192	16.05	33,379	14.79	30,769	27.63	57,464
Office and Administrative Support Workers, All Other	300	11.22	23,328	13.48	28,036	10.56	21,966	10.34	21,516	23.31	48,477
Office Clerks, General	1,550	17.26	35,897	18.21	37,863	12.04	25,037	10.65	22,140	28.01	58,253
Order Clerks	30	20.89	43,441	21.20	44,086	13.74	28,568	12.71	26,450	31.36	65,234
Payroll and Timekeeping Clerks	90	21.47	44,670	21.44	44,608	15.71	32,683	14.41	29,981	29.62	61,610
Police, Fire, and Ambulance Dispatchers	130	24.81	51,610	24.90	51,794	20.44	42,510	19.08	39,685	31.54	65,592
Postal Service Clerks	110	28.81	59,942	24.65	51,272	18.67	38,825	17.02	35,396	29.43	61,201
Postal Service Mail Carriers	380	27.10	56,379	24.40	50,760	17.39	36,164	16.45	34,208	30.19	62,777
Procurement Clerks	40	23.69	49,265	23.38	48,631	18.60	38,682	17.55	36,522	28.87	60,034
Receptionists and Information Clerks	820	14.49	30,145	15.26	31,742	11.53	23,973	10.86	22,591	21.14	43,963
Reservation and Transportation Ticket Agents and Travel Clerks	150	14.23	29,582	15.14	31,496	12.41	25,795	11.48	23,891	19.93	41,455
Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, Except Legal, Medical,	2,050	20.84	43,349	20.73	43,124	14.66	30,483	12.89	26,808	29.31	60,955
Shipping, Receiving, and Traffic Clerks	410	16.29	33,871	17.61	36,614	13.55	28,190	12.87	26,767	24.12	50,156
Stock Clerks and Order Fillers	2,330	12.20	25,385	14.74	30,667	10.96	22,795	10.35	21,516	22.60	47,003
Switchboard Operators, Including Answering Service	40	16.00	33,287	17.46	36,317	13.71	28,497	12.96	26,961	24.06	50,043
Tellers	470	15.39	32,028	16.58	34,485	12.48	25,948	11.34	23,584	23.29	48,436
Weighers, Measurers, Checkers, and Samplers, Recordkeeping	40	23.04	47,914	24.19	50,299	13.55	28,200	11.82	24,597	38.20	79,451
Word Processors and Typists	N/A	18.89	39,275	19.55	40,667	17.49	36,399	16.32	33,942	24.93	51,855



Farming, Fishing and Forestry Occupations -Norwich-New London LMA 1Q 2018

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	N/A	11.83	24,591	15.52	32,286	11.13	23,146	10.60	22,047	23.47	48,816
Farmworkers and Laborers, Crop, Nursery, and Greenhouse	N/A	11.45	23,828	12.40	25,782	11.13	23,146	10.52	21,884	17.06	35,482



Construction and Extraction Occupations -Norwich-New London LMA 1Q 2018

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	5,220	26.43	54,974	27.92	58,079	18.48	38,444	16.61	34,546	40.90	85,062
Carpenters	910	25.27	52,572	25.71	53,478	20.66	42,984	19.69	40,938	30.94	64,359
Carpet Installers	30	24.10	50,140	24.26	50,465	20.47	42,577	19.25	40,022	30.40	63,229
Cement Masons and Concrete Finishers	20	27.18	56,522	28.45	59,168	19.27	40,073	17.44	36,266	46.30	96,310
Construction and Building Inspectors	260	27.95	58,130	27.52	57,244	20.38	42,384	15.32	31,859	37.67	78,365
Construction Laborers	460	20.76	43,188	23.60	49,101	16.38	34,068	15.73	32,704	32.87	68,369
Electricians	800	27.84	57,896	28.66	59,626	18.52	38,536	16.34	33,976	39.92	83,027
First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction Work	530	35.34	73,510	38.50	80,065	27.35	56,888	26.31	54,730	57.40	119,374
Helpers, Construction Trades, All Other	N/A	15.87	33,009	15.28	31,788	12.28	25,538	10.29	21,406	19.01	39,544
Helpers--Pipelayers, Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters	N/A	14.69	30,556	15.43	32,093	14.25	29,640	13.12	27,279	21.16	44,012
Highway Maintenance Workers	210	24.44	50,832	24.89	51,768	21.28	44,277	20.29	42,190	30.09	62,588
Operating Engineers and Other Construction Equipment Operators	190	31.09	64,654	34.09	70,904	25.24	52,491	22.89	47,626	48.63	101,155
Painters, Construction and Maintenance	340	21.94	45,641	22.28	46,343	16.10	33,498	15.26	31,737	29.64	61,641
Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters	770	26.86	55,870	28.25	58,741	18.50	38,485	16.97	35,289	39.73	82,630
Sheet Metal Workers	160	24.96	51,921	26.59	55,290	18.18	37,803	16.69	34,719	32.22	67,006



Installation, Maintenance and Repair Occupations -Norwich-New London LMA 1Q 2018

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	4,010	24.71	51,386	26.91	55,976	16.72	34,772	15.08	31,370	42.60	88,615
Aircraft Mechanics and Service Technicians	70	32.13	66,832	32.50	67,583	21.58	44,876	20.85	43,373	38.08	79,201
Automotive Service Technicians and Mechanics	530	22.76	47,334	22.80	47,425	15.41	32,050	13.97	29,075	31.14	64,770
Bus and Truck Mechanics and Diesel Engine Specialists	110	23.19	48,248	24.11	50,147	17.50	36,397	16.49	34,305	34.12	70,985
Computer, Automated Teller, and Office Machine Repairers	20	22.32	46,430	21.94	45,628	18.87	39,240	16.54	34,416	26.94	56,027
Control and Valve Installers and Repairers, Except Mechanical Door	60	34.89	72,580	32.18	66,933	17.25	35,879	13.97	29,075	48.00	99,847
Electrical Power-Line Installers and Repairers	70	34.23	71,209	33.94	70,600	24.13	50,177	21.12	43,942	46.87	97,491
Farm Equipment Mechanics and Service Technicians	N/A	20.71	43,069	21.84	45,435	16.00	33,289	14.58	30,334	31.58	65,684
First-Line Supervisors of Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers	380	37.04	77,028	38.78	80,674	24.42	50,807	21.41	44,521	56.98	118,522
Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Mechanics and Installers	220	26.01	54,087	26.19	54,463	19.06	39,646	17.20	35,777	36.35	75,606
Helpers--Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers	30	13.89	28,892	15.16	31,532	11.27	23,438	10.87	22,596	22.36	46,511
Industrial Machinery Mechanics	260	43.26	89,976	40.52	84,289	28.30	58,860	25.50	53,041	51.32	106,762
Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers, All Other	80	23.85	49,619	23.43	48,725	17.51	36,427	15.69	32,639	30.76	63,988
Locksmiths and Safe Repairers	N/A	20.94	43,546	20.91	43,505	17.60	36,600	16.72	34,772	25.13	52,279
Maintenance and Repair Workers, General	1,080	20.74	43,129	21.17	44,033	14.89	30,963	13.33	27,744	29.75	61,886
Maintenance Workers, Machinery	20	19.78	41,149	19.77	41,119	13.74	28,577	11.31	23,530	27.97	58,159
Mechanical Door Repairers	N/A	23.64	49,172	24.23	50,390	21.88	45,516	20.28	42,175	30.19	62,800
Medical Equipment Repairers	20	30.60	63,653	32.39	67,370	28.50	59,266	26.47	55,062	42.62	88,666
Mobile Heavy Equipment Mechanics, Except Engines	60	22.78	47,364	22.95	47,750	19.85	41,291	18.07	37,564	29.18	60,678
Motorboat Mechanics and Service Technicians	N/A	24.96	51,924	24.62	51,193	17.38	36,143	15.81	32,893	34.03	70,782
Motorcycle Mechanics	N/A	16.95	35,259	17.53	36,457	13.42	27,907	12.54	26,089	24.56	51,081
Outdoor Power Equipment and Other Small Engine Mechanics	20	19.70	40,977	18.75	38,986	12.71	26,454	11.72	24,383	26.88	55,925
Telecommunications Equipment Installers and Repairers, Except Line Installers	N/A	28.27	58,819	27.99	58,220	21.97	45,699	18.92	39,352	35.41	73,656



Production Occupations -Norwich-New London LMA 1Q 2018

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	5,500	22.56	46,919	25.55	53,143	13.80	28,690	12.02	24,985	44.52	92,600
Assemblers and fabricators, all other, including team assemblers	320	13.62	28,332	15.47	32,170	11.20	23,296	10.76	22,365	21.45	44,627
Bakers	120	13.68	28,465	15.61	32,467	11.13	23,132	10.55	21,945	25.76	53,593
Butchers and Meat Cutters	60	23.35	48,567	24.03	49,990	15.75	32,754	12.86	26,745	36.10	75,087
Cabinetmakers and Bench Carpenters	20	21.76	45,261	21.80	45,343	17.98	37,400	16.65	34,637	28.38	59,038
Coating, Painting, and Spraying Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders	30	15.94	33,142	17.03	35,425	11.76	24,463	11.00	22,887	27.44	57,083
Cutting and Slicing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders	10	24.51	50,983	24.41	50,778	22.66	47,145	20.99	43,675	29.18	60,696
Cutting, Punching, and Press Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic	50	17.02	35,405	18.70	38,895	12.03	25,016	11.18	23,235	27.40	57,001
Electrical, electronic, and electromechanical assemblers, except coil winders, tapers, and finishers	140	16.91	35,159	17.92	37,267	12.89	26,796	11.99	24,923	25.41	52,856
Extruding and Drawing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic	130	19.28	40,113	19.35	40,246	15.03	31,249	13.68	28,465	25.23	52,477
Fiberglass Laminators and Fabricators	N/A	16.72	34,790	16.24	33,777	12.96	26,940	11.59	24,105	19.42	40,389
First-Line Supervisors of Production and Operating Workers	760	41.84	87,022	43.84	91,178	25.76	53,593	21.01	43,716	69.36	144,269
Helpers--Production Workers	80	11.66	24,258	13.19	27,441	10.83	22,528	10.35	21,515	18.12	37,677
Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers, and Weighers	700	26.08	54,238	29.99	62,375	20.66	42,969	20.23	42,068	46.94	97,646
Laundry and Dry-Cleaning Workers	240	11.48	23,900	11.74	24,422	11.26	23,409	10.56	21,965	13.55	28,189
Machinists	510	23.19	48,240	22.91	47,656	16.96	35,271	16.39	34,084	30.09	62,590
Mixing and Blending Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders	N/A	18.73	38,966	21.35	44,412	15.40	32,037	14.08	29,294	36.44	75,794
Painters, Transportation Equipment	N/A	28.02	58,281	29.93	62,262	20.06	41,740	17.79	37,001	46.78	97,298
Pressers, Textile, Garment, and Related Materials	50	12.28	25,548	12.60	26,203	11.11	23,091	10.45	21,730	15.15	31,505
Printing Press Operators	80	16.90	35,159	20.04	41,689	13.05	27,144	12.09	25,138	31.94	66,449
Sawing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Wood	40	13.81	28,711	14.49	30,143	11.05	22,989	10.59	22,037	20.56	42,774
Separating, Filtering, Clarifying, Precipitating, and Still Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders	40	17.35	36,090	17.35	36,090	15.71	32,682	14.50	30,164	19.67	40,921
Sewing Machine Operators	30	15.56	32,354	16.93	35,210	13.11	27,267	12.00	24,964	25.66	53,378
Stationary Engineers and Boiler Operators	40	30.30	63,030	34.74	72,252	25.60	53,245	25.23	52,477	50.84	105,753
Tailors, Dressmakers, and Custom Sewers	20	14.08	29,304	15.16	31,536	12.51	26,019	11.75	24,442	21.65	45,026
Tool and Die Makers	N/A	28.39	59,069	27.54	57,288	20.42	42,477	17.65	36,704	36.44	75,783
Upholsterers	30	20.16	41,935	20.63	42,917	16.21	33,716	15.31	31,853	28.06	58,352
Water and Wastewater Treatment Plant and System Operators	100	30.01	62,416	30.40	63,245	24.65	51,270	22.47	46,735	38.97	81,045
Woodworking Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Except Sawing	20	16.14	33,572	17.09	35,558	12.27	25,527	11.47	23,859	24.57	51,096



Transportation and Material Moving Occupations -Norwich-New London LMA 1Q 2018

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	5,630	16.04	33,365	18.29	38,055	11.48	23,882	10.83	22,529	29.10	60,512
Automotive and Watercraft Service Attendants	60	12.97	26,981	13.91	28,944	11.37	23,655	10.80	22,467	18.75	38,984
Bus Drivers, School or Special Client	770	16.90	35,162	16.84	35,008	12.66	26,341	11.40	23,707	22.70	47,217
Captains, Mates, and Pilots of Water Vessels	120	12.08	25,122	18.03	37,487	11.26	23,418	10.77	22,405	30.55	63,538
Cleaners of Vehicles and Equipment	130	12.73	26,475	13.69	28,469	11.23	23,345	10.63	22,106	18.08	37,590
Crane and Tower Operators	30	29.44	61,224	29.71	61,793	25.88	53,818	25.99	54,056	37.23	77,442
First-line supervisors of transportation and material moving workers, except aircraft cargo handling supervisors	260	28.89	60,099	31.00	64,478	19.32	40,172	17.64	36,702	47.75	99,331
Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers	830	21.59	44,893	21.45	44,625	12.99	27,033	11.53	23,986	31.63	65,780
Industrial Truck and Tractor Operators	210	21.01	43,695	23.46	48,787	16.17	33,613	14.76	30,710	30.81	64,096
Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand	1,150	15.34	31,898	17.04	35,452	11.81	24,564	11.18	23,252	25.47	52,992
Light Truck or Delivery Services Drivers	730	17.01	35,400	19.26	40,069	11.67	24,285	10.97	22,818	31.94	66,431
Packers and Packagers, Hand	200	12.83	26,692	13.51	28,097	11.44	23,789	10.83	22,529	16.58	34,481
Refuse and Recyclable Material Collectors	70	18.00	37,445	18.65	38,778	12.22	25,422	11.15	23,180	28.73	59,747
Sailors and Marine Oilers	N/A	11.36	23,634	12.30	25,587	10.58	22,002	10.43	21,713	17.53	36,454
Taxi Drivers and Chauffeurs	470	11.86	24,657	12.63	26,279	11.33	23,572	10.66	22,178	15.60	32,435
Transportation Workers, All Other	N/A	16.07	33,437	16.78	34,894	12.07	25,091	10.44	21,713	23.97	49,851


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