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Total Covered Employment and Wages Average Wage Per Job in 2023

RankStateFIPS CodeAverage Wage
1District of Columbia11000$91,872
2New York36000$72,175
3California06000$67,800
4Tennessee47000$64,708
5Nevada32000$56,133
6Massachusetts25000$52,316
7Arizona04000$51,416
8New Jersey34000$51,232
9Florida12000$50,297
10Washington53000$48,080
11Colorado08000$47,754
12Louisiana22000$46,558
13Illinois17000$46,487
14Georgia13000$46,366
15Minnesota27000$45,627
16Texas48000$44,381
17Pennsylvania42000$43,048
18Oklahoma40000$42,763
19Michigan26000$42,000
20Maryland24000$41,419
21Indiana18000$41,418
22Ohio39000$41,388
23Missouri29000$40,644
24North Carolina37000$40,039
25Hawaii15000$39,994
26Connecticut09000$39,192
27Wisconsin55000$38,107
28Alaska02000$37,092
29Oregon41000$36,898
30New Mexico35000$35,870
31Wyoming56000$35,677
32Virginia51000$35,287
33Rhode Island44000$34,748
34Maine23000$34,679
35Kentucky21000$33,222
36Vermont50000$31,939
37Utah49000$31,605
38New Hampshire33000$31,165
39Arkansas05000$30,402
40Delaware10000$30,237
41Idaho16000$28,701
42Alabama01000$28,288
43South Carolina45000$27,397
44South Dakota46000$26,822
45Montana30000$26,518
46North Dakota38000$25,562
47Nebraska31000$25,459
48Mississippi28000$25,283
49Kansas20000$25,031
50West Virginia54000$23,408
51Iowa19000$23,227

Data Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

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