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Total Covered Employment and Wages Average Wage Per Job in 2023

RankStateFIPS CodeAverage Wage
1New Hampshire33000$76,646
2Washington53000$69,884
3District of Columbia11000$69,408
4New York36000$66,866
5Massachusetts25000$65,972
6Connecticut09000$64,316
7California06000$63,859
8Vermont50000$63,071
9Virginia51000$60,066
10Colorado08000$60,034
11New Jersey34000$58,956
12Texas48000$58,883
13Alaska02000$58,631
14Maryland24000$58,590
15Illinois17000$58,178
16Nebraska31000$57,499
17Delaware10000$55,934
18Minnesota27000$55,090
19Arizona04000$54,716
20Oregon41000$54,255
21Georgia13000$54,239
22Florida12000$53,993
23Wyoming56000$53,905
24North Carolina37000$53,856
25Rhode Island44000$53,060
26Kansas20000$52,822
27Montana30000$52,775
28Maine23000$52,737
29Missouri29000$52,612
30Utah49000$52,358
31New Mexico35000$51,756
32Idaho16000$51,755
33Tennessee47000$51,338
34Pennsylvania42000$51,061
35West Virginia54000$50,463
36North Dakota38000$50,202
37Michigan26000$50,181
38South Dakota46000$49,265
39Ohio39000$49,174
40Hawaii15000$49,036
41Iowa19000$48,635
42Oklahoma40000$48,536
43Louisiana22000$48,029
44South Carolina45000$46,564
45Wisconsin55000$45,921
46Nevada32000$45,893
47Indiana18000$45,746
48Kentucky21000$44,809
49Arkansas05000$43,686
50Alabama01000$41,521
51Mississippi28000$36,557

Data Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

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