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Total Covered Employment and Wages Average Wage Per Job in 2023

RankStateFIPS CodeAverage Wage
1Massachusetts25000$95,090
2Alaska02000$93,097
3District of Columbia11000$88,291
4New Jersey34000$86,096
5Hawaii15000$85,893
6California06000$85,835
7Illinois17000$85,406
8New York36000$85,158
9Minnesota27000$83,607
10Connecticut09000$83,494
11Washington53000$80,847
12New Hampshire33000$80,717
13Maryland24000$79,443
14Texas48000$78,696
15Colorado08000$78,326
16Oregon41000$77,991
17Pennsylvania42000$77,926
18Nevada32000$77,467
19Michigan26000$77,070
20Georgia13000$77,024
21Rhode Island44000$76,920
22North Dakota38000$76,195
23Wisconsin55000$76,142
24Arizona04000$74,946
25Tennessee47000$74,881
26Louisiana22000$74,614
27Virginia51000$74,448
28Ohio39000$73,773
29Missouri29000$73,348
30Indiana18000$72,948
31Delaware10000$72,229
32North Carolina37000$70,582
33South Carolina45000$69,951
34Iowa19000$69,847
35Kentucky21000$69,467
36Alabama01000$69,214
37Kansas20000$67,763
38Montana30000$67,385
39Wyoming56000$67,356
40Florida12000$66,921
41Nebraska31000$66,721
42Utah49000$66,402
43Maine23000$65,775
44West Virginia54000$65,579
45Vermont50000$65,440
46New Mexico35000$64,402
47South Dakota46000$63,899
48Oklahoma40000$62,247
49Mississippi28000$61,811
50Arkansas05000$60,743
51Idaho16000$60,044

Data Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

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