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Total Covered Employment and Wages Average Wage Per Job in 2023

RankStateFIPS CodeAverage Wage
1Washington53000$262,920
2California06000$236,864
3District of Columbia11000$175,180
4New York36000$170,234
5Massachusetts25000$165,101
6New Jersey34000$147,538
7Connecticut09000$143,217
8Colorado08000$137,614
9Virginia51000$130,787
10New Hampshire33000$130,085
11Georgia13000$126,232
12Oregon41000$124,886
13Maryland24000$121,317
14Texas48000$120,736
15Illinois17000$120,624
16Pennsylvania42000$119,953
17North Carolina37000$118,231
18Florida12000$112,347
19Utah49000$109,836
20Arizona04000$108,659
21Nevada32000$107,232
22Minnesota27000$106,891
23Tennessee47000$104,582
24Wisconsin55000$103,722
25Rhode Island44000$98,765
26Delaware10000$96,773
27Michigan26000$96,590
28Missouri29000$96,220
29Hawaii15000$92,317
30South Carolina45000$89,630
31North Dakota38000$88,247
32Idaho16000$88,210
33Montana30000$86,848
34Nebraska31000$84,208
35Vermont50000$84,111
36Ohio39000$83,490
37Alaska02000$82,341
38Kansas20000$81,553
39Alabama01000$80,829
40Maine23000$80,338
41Iowa19000$78,120
42Arkansas05000$74,710
43New Mexico35000$72,215
44Kentucky21000$71,270
45Oklahoma40000$69,853
46Indiana18000$69,318
47South Dakota46000$67,986
48Wyoming56000$66,791
49Louisiana22000$66,521
50West Virginia54000$64,828
51Mississippi28000$58,666

Data Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

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