Table 25                                                    Private industry supervisory workers: Mean and median weekly and
                                                                            annual earnings and mean weekly and annual hours


                                                                                Weekly(2)                  Annual(3)

                            Occupation(1)

                                                                         Mean    Median    Mean     Mean    Median    Mean
                                                                       earnings earnings   hours  earnings earnings   hours


  Management occupations
            Team leader...............................................  $1,341   $1,209    40.0    $69,629  $62,843   2,075
            First line................................................   1,578    1,403    40.8     81,913   72,961   2,119
            Second line...............................................   2,224    2,096    41.3    115,662  109,005   2,148
            Third line................................................   4,108    3,795    42.0    213,624  197,350   2,182
    Chief executives
            First line................................................   2,843    3,427    41.3    147,835  178,227   2,146
            Second line...............................................   3,419    3,195    44.3    177,786  166,155   2,302
            Third line................................................   5,959    5,000    47.3    309,846  260,000   2,462
    General and operations managers
            Team leader...............................................   1,415    1,323    40.1     73,597   68,777   2,083
            First line................................................   1,700    1,466    43.2     88,378   76,224   2,247
            Second line...............................................   2,436    2,231    41.9    126,682  116,012   2,179
            Third line................................................   4,342    4,231    39.9    225,777  220,000   2,073
    Advertising and promotions managers
            Team leader...............................................   1,331    1,500    39.1     69,205   78,000   2,033
            First line................................................   1,354    1,188    40.8     70,432   61,755   2,121
      Marketing managers
            Team leader...............................................   1,792    1,923    39.0     93,187  100,000   2,028
            First line................................................   2,155    2,063    40.5    112,035  107,278   2,104
            Second line...............................................   3,695    4,327    46.3    192,124  225,014   2,409
      Sales managers
            Team leader...............................................   1,600    1,415    44.7     83,210   73,603   2,324
            First line................................................   1,791    1,554    41.6     93,126   80,829   2,161
            Second line...............................................   1,930    1,904    39.9    100,356   99,016   2,076
    Public relations managers
            First line................................................   1,634    1,546    39.3     84,958   80,367   2,046
    Administrative services managers
            Team leader...............................................     835      840    40.5     43,407   43,682   2,109
            First line................................................   1,271    1,177    40.4     66,089   61,200   2,099
            Second line...............................................   1,577    1,617    42.5     82,013   84,094   2,211
    Computer and information systems managers
            Team leader...............................................   1,800    1,692    39.7     93,625   88,001   2,065
            First line................................................   2,262    2,179    40.0    117,565  113,256   2,078
            Second line...............................................   2,328    2,326    40.7    121,039  120,942   2,116
    Financial managers
            Team leader...............................................   1,299    1,202    39.9     67,546   62,504   2,076
            First line................................................   1,628    1,442    40.5     84,473   75,001   2,103
            Second line...............................................   2,179    2,103    40.3    113,313  109,381   2,094
            Third line................................................   4,340    4,942    42.6    225,658  257,000   2,213
      Compensation and benefits managers
            First line................................................   1,556    1,523    40.8     80,907   79,206   2,122
      Training and development managers
            Team leader...............................................   1,564    1,604    40.0     81,305   83,408   2,080
            First line................................................   1,394    1,418    40.6     72,507   73,711   2,111
    Industrial production managers
            Team leader...............................................   1,552    1,480    41.1     80,713   76,981   2,138
            First line................................................   1,518    1,559    41.6     78,961   81,053   2,163
            Second line...............................................   1,725    1,619    41.1     89,711   84,207   2,136
    Purchasing managers
            Team leader...............................................   1,165    1,244    40.0     60,586   64,709   2,080
            First line................................................   1,971    1,923    40.9    102,508  100,000   2,129
    Transportation, storage, and distribution managers
            Team leader...............................................   1,082    1,002    40.2     56,268   52,110   2,089
            First line................................................   1,394    1,289    40.3     72,509   67,018   2,098
            Second line...............................................   1,875    1,575    41.5     97,474   81,900   2,159
    Construction managers
            Team leader...............................................   1,362    1,160    40.2     70,841   60,320   2,091
            First line................................................   1,484    1,446    42.1     76,808   75,207   2,181
            Second line...............................................   1,452    1,432    41.1     75,517   74,456   2,135
      Education administrators, preschool and child care
         center/program
            Team leader...............................................     857      990    34.7     44,168   51,480   1,787
            First line................................................     918      878    40.1     46,835   45,556   2,044
      Education administrators, elementary and secondary school
            Team leader...............................................     997    1,013    34.9     47,090   40,600   1,647
            First line................................................   1,379    1,268    40.5     70,256   65,936   2,064
      Education administrators, postsecondary
            Team leader...............................................   1,136      998    38.9     57,378   51,921   1,964
            First line................................................   1,359    1,233    38.0     70,563   64,132   1,974
            Second line...............................................   2,551    2,628    46.6    132,675  136,669   2,421
    Engineering managers
            Team leader...............................................   1,832    1,761    40.6     95,240   91,562   2,111
            First line................................................   2,194    2,182    41.0    114,076  113,485   2,131
            Second line...............................................   2,553    2,664    40.3    132,769  138,528   2,097
            Third line................................................   2,901    2,866    40.0    150,856  149,024   2,080
    Food service managers
            First line................................................   1,071      963    44.1     55,433   50,080   2,280
    Lodging managers
            First line................................................     816      729    43.5     42,427   37,927   2,263
    Medical and health services managers
            Team leader...............................................   1,063    1,157    39.4     55,296   60,154   2,051
            First line................................................   1,566    1,434    40.5     81,438   74,568   2,106
            Second line...............................................   1,922    1,802    41.1     99,952   93,725   2,137
    Property, real estate, and community association managers
            Team leader...............................................     858      632    40.7     44,619   32,856   2,116
            First line................................................   1,061      959    39.8     55,158   49,870   2,068
    Social and community service managers
            Team leader...............................................   1,029      881    38.0     53,513   45,809   1,975
            First line................................................     970      863    39.4     50,396   44,889   2,047
            Second line...............................................   1,144    1,110    42.2     59,473   57,701   2,193

  1 A classification system including about 800 individual occupations is used to cover all workers in the civilian economy.
See appendix B for more information.
  2 Mean weekly earnings are the straight-time weekly wages or salaries paid to employees. Median weekly earnings designate
position - one-half of the earnings are paid the same as or more than the rate shown and half are paid the same as or less
than the rate shown. Mean weekly hours are the hours an employee is scheduled to work in a week, exclusive of overtime.
  3 Mean annual earnings are the straight-time annual wages or salaries paid to employees. Median annual earnings designate
position - one-half of the earnings are paid the same as or more than the rate shown and half are paid the same as or less
than the rate shown. Mean annual hours are the hours an employee is scheduled to work in a year, exclusive of overtime.

NOTE: Dashes indicate that data did not meet publication criteria.

SOURCE: Bureau of Labor Statistics, National Compensation Survey.


Table 26                                              State and local government supervisory workers: Mean and median weekly
                                                                                         and annual earnings and mean weekly
                                                                                                            and annual hours


                                                                                Weekly(2)                  Annual(3)

                            Occupation(1)

                                                                         Mean    Median    Mean     Mean    Median    Mean
                                                                       earnings earnings   hours  earnings earnings   hours



  Management occupations
            Team leader...............................................  $1,349   $1,326    39.3    $67,599  $64,900   1,970
            First line................................................   1,533    1,478    39.7     77,046   75,001   1,995
            Second line...............................................   2,018    1,846    40.5    102,952   96,000   2,064
            Third line................................................   2,145    1,894    38.9    102,707   81,405   1,864
    Chief executives
            Second line...............................................   2,100    1,846    42.1    108,780   96,000   2,179
    General and operations managers
            Team leader...............................................   1,482    1,320    39.9     76,122   68,619   2,048
            First line................................................   1,233    1,131    39.7     64,134   58,802   2,065
            Second line...............................................   2,085    1,936    41.5    108,437  100,672   2,156
    Administrative services managers
            Team leader...............................................   1,166    1,088    39.6     56,669   56,595   1,924
            First line................................................   1,270    1,203    39.5     66,058   62,541   2,053
    Computer and information systems managers
            First line................................................   1,644    1,609    39.8     83,564   82,369   2,023
    Financial managers
            Team leader...............................................   1,416    1,224    39.6     73,638   63,660   2,060
            First line................................................   1,616    1,556    40.4     83,090   80,912   2,079
            Second line...............................................   1,956    2,050    40.6    101,688  106,600   2,113
      Compensation and benefits managers
            First line................................................   1,578    1,630    40.0     82,073   84,760   2,080
    Transportation, storage, and distribution managers
            First line................................................   1,469    1,592    40.2     73,767   76,721   2,019
    Construction managers
            First line................................................   1,365    1,423    39.9     70,985   74,015   2,076
      Education administrators, elementary and secondary school
            Team leader...............................................   1,613    1,587    39.7     75,120   71,388   1,849
            First line................................................   1,863    1,857    39.7     87,083   84,225   1,853
            Second line...............................................   1,862    1,811    40.1     89,140   92,007   1,917
      Education administrators, postsecondary
            Team leader...............................................   1,137      986    37.5     57,776   51,295   1,906
            First line................................................   1,525    1,413    39.4     78,796   73,476   2,037
            Second line...............................................   3,327    3,319    42.9    160,286  160,501   2,066
    Engineering managers
            First line................................................   1,943    2,030    40.0    101,039  105,581   2,080
    Food service managers
            First line................................................   1,030      910    39.0     51,881   47,327   1,965
    Medical and health services managers
            Team leader...............................................   1,222    1,188    39.2     63,566   61,782   2,041
            First line................................................   1,377    1,215    39.9     71,598   63,180   2,078
            Second line...............................................   2,570    2,135    40.2    133,658  111,010   2,091
    Property, real estate, and community association managers
            Team leader...............................................     882      882    39.1     45,862   45,864   2,032
    Social and community service managers
            Team leader...............................................   1,151      820    38.6     59,831   42,633   2,007
            First line................................................   1,264    1,291    39.3     65,723   67,109   2,044
            Second line...............................................   1,285    1,208    38.9     66,838   62,826   2,025

  1 A classification system including about 800 individual occupations is used to cover all workers in the civilian economy.
See appendix B for more information.
  2 Mean weekly earnings are the straight-time weekly wages or salaries paid to employees. Median weekly earnings designate
position - one-half of the earnings are paid the same as or more than the rate shown and half are paid the same as or less
than the rate shown. Mean weekly hours are the hours an employee is scheduled to work in a week, exclusive of overtime.
  3 Mean annual earnings are the straight-time annual wages or salaries paid to employees. Median annual earnings designate
position - one-half of the earnings are paid the same as or more than the rate shown and half are paid the same as or less
than the rate shown. Mean annual hours are the hours an employee is scheduled to work in a year, exclusive of overtime.

NOTE: Dashes indicate that data did not meet publication criteria.

SOURCE: Bureau of Labor Statistics, National Compensation Survey.


Table 27                                      Size of establishment: Mean hourly earnings(1) of workers in civilian
                                                                       establishments for major occupational groups


                                                                       Civilian   1-49     50-99   100-499    500
                        Occupational group(2)                           workers  workers  workers  workers  workers
                                                                                                            or more


All workers...........................................................  $19.88   $16.84   $18.06   $19.46   $24.75

  Management, professional, and related...............................   32.38    28.00    31.82    32.69    34.61
    Management, business, and financial...............................   35.97    30.99    36.53    36.40    39.38
    Professional and related..........................................   30.63    26.00    28.86    30.79    32.84
  Service.............................................................   11.36     9.80     9.46    11.58    13.96
  Sales and office....................................................   15.98    15.41    16.18    15.78    17.28
    Sales and related.................................................   17.27    16.47    18.41    16.80    22.02
    Office and administrative support.................................   15.27    14.57    14.79    15.19    16.47
  Natural resources, construction, and maintenance....................   20.09    18.47    20.60    21.35    23.08
    Construction and  extraction......................................   20.14      -        -        -        -
    Installation, maintenance, and repair.............................   20.20    18.15    21.19    21.17    23.14
  Production, transportation, and material moving.....................   15.12    13.39    13.65    14.51    19.59
    Production........................................................   15.44    13.68    14.03    14.61    19.18
    Transportation and material moving................................   14.78    13.17    13.32    14.39    20.25



                                                                       Civilian   1-49     50-99   100-499    500
                                                                        workers  workers  workers  workers  workers
                        Occupational group(2)                                                               or more


                                                                                     Relative error(3)



                                                                                    Relative error(3)



All workers...........................................................    0.9%     1.0%     1.4%     1.3%     2.9%

  Management, professional, and related...............................     .8      1.9      1.9      2.2      1.3
    Management, business, and financial...............................    1.4      2.8      2.3      1.9      2.5
    Professional and related..........................................    1.1      2.4      2.9      3.6       .9
  Service.............................................................    1.4      1.2      1.5      1.3      7.2
  Sales and office....................................................     .6      1.4      2.0      1.6      2.0
    Sales and related.................................................    1.5      3.2      4.0      3.5      8.7
    Office and administrative support.................................     .6       .9      1.0       .9      1.2
  Natural resources, construction, and maintenance....................    1.1      1.6      2.7      2.4      2.2
    Construction and  extraction......................................    1.6       -        -        -        -
    Installation, maintenance, and repair.............................    1.1      1.9      2.2      1.6      2.3
  Production, transportation, and material moving.....................     .9      2.1      1.5      1.0      1.9
    Production........................................................    1.1      3.3      1.8      1.4      2.7
    Transportation and material moving................................    1.2      1.9      2.1      1.4      3.2

  1 Earnings are the straight-time hourly wages or salaries paid to employees. They include incentive pay,
cost-of-living adjustments, and hazard pay. Excluded are premium pay for overtime, vacations, and holidays;
nonproduction bonuses; and tips. The mean is computed by totaling the pay of all workers and dividing by the number
of workers, weighed by hours.
  2 A classification system including about 800 individual occupations is used to cover all workers in the civilian
economy. See appendix B for more information.
  3 The relative standard error (RSE) is the standard error expressed as a percent of the estimate. It can be used
to calculate a "confidence interval" around a sample estimate. For more information about RSEs, see appendix A.

NOTE: Dashes indicate that data did not meet publication criteria.

SOURCE: Bureau of Labor Statistics, National Compensation Survey.


Table 28                                       Size of establishment: Mean hourly earnings(1) of workers in private
                                                              industry establishments for major occupational groups


                                                                        Private   1-49     50-99   100-499    500
                        Occupational group(2)                          industry  workers  workers  workers  workers
                                                                        workers                             or more


All workers...........................................................  $19.21   $16.80   $17.99   $19.09   $24.30

  Management, professional, and related...............................   32.96    28.32    32.71    33.61    36.38
    Management, business, and financial...............................   36.54    31.38    36.91    36.83    41.20
    Professional and related..........................................   30.83    26.28    29.85    31.67    33.93
  Service.............................................................   10.06     9.63     8.99    10.35    11.32
  Sales and office....................................................   15.97    15.44    16.26    15.79    17.43
    Sales and related.................................................   17.29    16.47    18.44    16.82    22.27
    Office and administrative support.................................   15.14    14.59    14.82    15.14    16.33
  Natural resources, construction, and maintenance....................   20.15    18.52    20.87    21.62    23.87
    Construction and  extraction......................................   20.27      -        -        -        -
    Installation, maintenance, and repair.............................   20.19    18.16    21.40    21.34    23.68
  Production, transportation, and material moving.....................   15.03    13.36    13.63    14.48    19.63
    Production........................................................   15.38    13.64    13.99    14.56    19.12
    Transportation and material moving................................   14.65    13.15    13.30    14.39    20.60



                                                                        Private   1-49     50-99   100-499    500
                                                                       industry  workers  workers  workers  workers
                        Occupational group(2)                           workers                             or more


                                                                                     Relative error(3)



                                                                                    Relative error(3)



All workers...........................................................    1.1%     1.0%     1.4%     1.5%     4.3%

  Management, professional, and related...............................    1.1      1.9      2.1      2.7      1.8
    Management, business, and financial...............................    1.6      3.0      2.5      2.1      3.1
    Professional and related..........................................    1.5      2.5      3.2      4.7      1.4
  Service.............................................................    1.3      1.2      1.4      1.3      8.1
  Sales and office....................................................     .7      1.4      2.0      1.7      2.6
    Sales and related.................................................    1.5      3.2      4.1      3.5      9.1
    Office and administrative support.................................     .6       .9      1.1      1.0      1.5
  Natural resources, construction, and maintenance....................    1.2      1.7      2.7      2.6      2.7
    Construction and  extraction......................................    1.7       -        -        -        -
    Installation, maintenance, and repair.............................    1.2      1.9      2.2      1.7      2.9
  Production, transportation, and material moving.....................     .9      2.1      1.5      1.0      2.1
    Production........................................................    1.1      3.4      1.8      1.4      2.7
    Transportation and material moving................................    1.3      1.9      2.1      1.5      3.8

  1 Earnings are the straight-time hourly wages or salaries paid to employees. They include incentive pay,
cost-of-living adjustments, and hazard pay. Excluded are premium pay for overtime, vacations, and holidays;
nonproduction bonuses; and tips. The mean is computed by totaling the pay of all workers and dividing by the number
of workers, weighed by hours.
  2 A classification system including about 800 individual occupations is used to cover all workers in the civilian
economy. See appendix B for more information.
  3 The relative standard error (RSE) is the standard error expressed as a percent of the estimate. It can be used
to calculate a "confidence interval" around a sample estimate. For more information about RSEs, see appendix A.

NOTE: Dashes indicate that data did not meet publication criteria.

SOURCE: Bureau of Labor Statistics, National Compensation Survey.


Table 29                                                     Size of establishment: Mean hourly earnings(1)of State and
                                                          local government establishments for major occupational groups


                                                                           State                                  500
                        Occupational group(2)                            and local    1-49     50-99   100-499  workers
                                                                        government   workers  workers  workers  or more
                                                                          workers


All workers...........................................................    $24.15     $18.02   $19.24   $22.51   $25.71

  Management, professional, and related...............................     30.63      22.77    24.73    29.17    31.97
    Management, business, and financial...............................     32.65      24.84    31.22    33.24    34.00
    Professional and related..........................................     30.16      21.30    22.79    28.18    31.56
  Service.............................................................     17.77      15.08    16.12    17.07    18.46
  Sales and office....................................................     16.17      14.00    14.44    15.64    16.84
    Sales and related.................................................     15.62      13.56    15.42    14.35    16.98
    Office and administrative support.................................     16.19      14.04    14.36    15.68    16.84
  Natural resources, construction, and maintenance....................     19.37      16.52    15.36    18.60    21.23
    Construction and  extraction......................................     18.69        -        -        -        -
    Installation, maintenance, and repair.............................     20.29      17.66    16.33    19.59    21.52
  Production, transportation, and material moving.....................     18.02      15.55    15.74    16.14    19.24
    Production........................................................     19.96      17.34    17.76    19.88    21.35
    Transportation and material moving................................     17.40      14.34    14.53    14.58    18.76



                                                                           State                                  500
                                                                         and local    1-49     50-99   100-499  workers
                                                                        government   workers  workers  workers  or more
                        Occupational group(2)                             workers


                                                                                       Relative error(3)



                                                                                      Relative error(3)



All workers...........................................................      0.8%       2.0%     2.6%     1.5%     0.8%

  Management, professional, and related...............................       .9        2.6      2.8      1.5       .9
    Management, business, and financial...............................      1.9        3.6      3.6      3.0      2.3
    Professional and related..........................................       .8        3.0      3.1      1.6       .9
  Service.............................................................      1.4        4.4      6.0      2.8      1.4
  Sales and office....................................................      1.1        2.3      2.5      2.1      1.4
    Sales and related.................................................      5.2        8.7     17.2     11.8      7.5
    Office and administrative support.................................      1.1        2.4      2.2      2.1      1.4
  Natural resources, construction, and maintenance....................      1.8        4.2      3.0      2.6      2.5
    Construction and  extraction......................................      2.3         -        -        -        -
    Installation, maintenance, and repair.............................      1.6        7.1      4.9      3.6      1.9
  Production, transportation, and material moving.....................      2.2        2.9      3.9      4.2      2.4
    Production........................................................      3.4        5.8      5.1      6.1      5.5
    Transportation and material moving................................      2.9        5.4      5.5      4.1      3.4

  1 Earnings are the straight-time hourly wages or salaries paid to employees. They include incentive pay,
cost-of-living adjustments, and hazard pay. Excluded are premium pay for overtime, vacations, and holidays;
nonproduction bonuses; and tips. The mean is computed by totaling the pay of all workers and dividing by the number of
workers, weighed by hours.
  2 A classification system including about 800 individual occupations is used to cover all workers in the civilian
economy. See appendix B for more information.
  3 The relative standard error (RSE) is the standard error expressed as a percent of the estimate. It can be used to
calculate a "confidence interval" around a sample estimate. For more information about RSEs, see appendix A.

NOTE: Dashes indicate that data did not meet publication criteria.

SOURCE: Bureau of Labor Statistics, National Compensation Survey.


Table 30                                                                 Private industry establishments with fewer than 100 workers: Mean and
                                                                             median hourly, weekly, annual earnings and mean weekly and annual
                                                                                                                   hours for full-time workers


                                                                           Hourly(2)              Weekly(3)                  Annual(4)

                            Occupation(1)

                                                                         Mean    Median    Mean    Median    Mean     Mean    Median    Mean
                                                                       earnings earnings earnings earnings   hours  earnings earnings   hours


All workers...........................................................  $18.51   $15.00     $736     $600    39.7    $37,936  $31,088   2,050

  Management occupations..............................................   35.79    29.96    1,470    1,241    41.1     76,245   64,376   2,130
    Chief executives..................................................   70.77    65.98    3,187    3,000    45.0    165,725  156,000   2,342
    General and operations managers...................................   38.99    32.27    1,666    1,403    42.7     86,613   72,961   2,222
    Advertising and promotions managers...............................   31.96    26.44    1,269    1,058    39.7     65,994   54,999   2,065
    Marketing and sales managers......................................   48.64    41.60    2,003    1,702    41.2    104,134   88,519   2,141
      Marketing managers..............................................   56.33    43.27    2,253    1,731    40.0    117,161   90,000   2,080
      Sales managers..................................................   44.14    41.51    1,849    1,702    41.9     96,158   88,519   2,179
    Public relations managers.........................................   39.61    32.83    1,576    1,231    39.8     81,945   64,020   2,069
    Administrative services managers..................................   24.98    24.29    1,018    1,038    40.8     52,901   54,001   2,118
    Computer and information systems managers.........................   50.21    47.86    1,999    1,914    39.8    103,944   99,547   2,070
    Financial managers................................................   35.07    30.05    1,428    1,203    40.7     74,090   62,560   2,113
    Human resources managers..........................................   35.14    31.98    1,397    1,279    39.8     72,668   66,518   2,068
      Compensation and benefits managers..............................   30.13    30.13    1,228    1,312    40.7     63,851   68,199   2,119
      Training and development managers...............................   40.28    35.70    1,582    1,279    39.3     82,283   66,518   2,043
    Industrial production managers....................................   34.07    28.85    1,409    1,296    41.4     73,235   66,950   2,149
    Purchasing managers...............................................   35.02    29.31    1,421    1,172    40.6     73,893   60,963   2,110
    Transportation, storage, and distribution managers................   29.63    26.04    1,199    1,112    40.5     62,344   57,845   2,104
    Construction managers.............................................   35.13    35.00    1,479    1,440    42.1     76,540   74,999   2,179
    Education administrators..........................................   24.67    26.01      994    1,040    40.3     50,339   50,499   2,041
      Education administrators, preschool and child care
         center/program...............................................   21.40    21.90      871      876    40.7     44,652   45,556   2,086
      Education administrators, elementary and secondary school.......   36.25    32.50    1,425    1,250    39.3     72,033   60,218   1,987
      Education administrators, postsecondary.........................   28.72    28.71    1,118    1,149    38.9     55,973   50,499   1,949
    Engineering managers..............................................   51.13    53.00    2,097    2,272    41.0    109,069  118,144   2,133
    Food service managers.............................................   24.13    21.64    1,103      963    45.7     56,920   49,117   2,359
    Funeral directors.................................................   23.34    20.10      971      804    41.6     50,500   41,800   2,164
    Lodging managers..................................................   21.20    17.64      902      794    42.6     46,929   41,278   2,214
    Medical and health services managers..............................   33.28    30.00    1,350    1,200    40.6     70,221   62,400   2,110
    Property, real estate, and community association managers.........   25.73    25.00    1,039      959    40.4     54,002   49,870   2,099
    Social and community service managers.............................   25.20    21.44      987      840    39.2     51,305   43,690   2,036

  Business and financial operations occupations.......................   29.19    25.76    1,180    1,049    40.4     60,920   54,080   2,087
    Buyers and purchasing agents......................................   26.72    24.52    1,078    1,000    40.4     56,072   52,000   2,098
      Purchasing agents and buyers, farm products.....................   36.54    37.06    1,574    1,606    43.1     81,824   83,493   2,240
      Wholesale and retail buyers, except farm products...............   28.22    25.50    1,130    1,040    40.0     58,760   54,080   2,082
      Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products..   22.83    22.12      916      885    40.1     47,649   46,010   2,087
    Claims adjusters, appraisers, examiners, and investigators........   29.79    28.81    1,166    1,100    39.1     60,642   57,200   2,036
      Claims adjusters, examiners, and investigators..................   29.59    28.81    1,157    1,098    39.1     60,168   57,075   2,033
      Insurance appraisers, auto damage...............................   31.87    27.75    1,262    1,100    39.6     65,629   57,200   2,059
    Compliance officers, except agriculture, construction, health and
       safety, and transportation.....................................   23.56    23.77      942      951    40.0     49,002   49,431   2,080
    Cost estimators...................................................   29.18    26.31    1,188    1,075    40.7     61,780   55,900   2,117
    Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists........   25.79    25.75    1,040    1,030    40.3     50,884   52,501   1,973
      Employment, recruitment, and placement specialists..............   28.35    21.92    1,099      767    38.8     57,153   39,861   2,016
      Compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists............   25.23    19.49    1,059      940    42.0     55,052   48,901   2,182
      Training and development specialists............................   22.88    18.06      933      722    40.8     40,905   37,440   1,788
    Logisticians......................................................   21.98    19.23      879      769    40.0     45,719   40,000   2,080
    Management analysts...............................................   35.22    30.21    1,480    1,208    42.0     76,979   62,828   2,186
    Meeting and convention planners...................................   21.40    21.48      924      962    43.2     48,040   50,000   2,245
    Accountants and auditors..........................................   28.74    27.08    1,163    1,096    40.5     60,464   57,000   2,104
    Appraisers and assessors of real estate...........................   25.46    25.79    1,019    1,032    40.0     52,965   53,639   2,080
    Credit analysts...................................................   28.55    28.28    1,128    1,131    39.5     58,663   58,814   2,055
    Financial analysts and advisors...................................   37.45    27.82    1,492    1,085    39.8     77,573   56,441   2,072
      Financial analysts..............................................   43.69    36.06    1,817    1,442    41.6     94,509   75,001   2,163
      Personal financial advisors.....................................   34.09    21.49    1,363      860    40.0     70,899   44,701   2,080
      Insurance underwriters..........................................   33.43    29.94    1,248    1,085    37.3     64,920   56,441   1,942
    Loan counselors and officers......................................   35.43    23.89    1,417      950    40.0     73,671   49,400   2,080
      Loan officers...................................................   35.80    24.39    1,432      962    40.0     74,485   50,005   2,080

  Computer and mathematical science occupations.......................   34.24    33.16    1,378    1,324    40.3     71,607   68,796   2,092
    Computer programmers..............................................   33.04    32.98    1,350    1,302    40.9     70,208   67,724   2,125
    Computer software engineers.......................................   42.24    42.25    1,695    1,690    40.1     88,151   87,882   2,087
      Computer software engineers, applications.......................   41.65    42.25    1,669    1,690    40.1     86,801   87,882   2,084
      Computer software engineers, systems software...................   43.76    41.90    1,762    1,676    40.3     91,624   87,142   2,094
    Computer support specialists......................................   24.70    19.41      975      769    39.5     50,712   40,000   2,053
    Computer systems analysts.........................................   41.05    41.55    1,658    1,692    40.4     86,241   88,001   2,101
    Database administrators...........................................   30.46    26.81    1,230    1,072    40.4     63,941   55,763   2,099
    Network and computer systems administrators.......................   29.23    28.34    1,175    1,133    40.2     60,800   58,941   2,080
    Network systems and data communications analysts..................   30.79    25.47    1,237    1,038    40.2     64,308   54,001   2,089

  Architecture and engineering occupations............................   29.45    27.44    1,194    1,115    40.6     62,054   58,001   2,107
    Architects, except naval..........................................   31.09    27.76    1,281    1,154    41.2     66,601   60,000   2,142
      Architects, except landscape and naval..........................   31.14    27.44    1,285    1,154    41.3     66,809   60,000   2,145
    Surveyors, cartographers, and photogrammetrists...................   29.13    27.23    1,169    1,089    40.1     60,805   56,640   2,088
      Surveyors.......................................................   32.56    30.00    1,308    1,200    40.2     68,042   62,400   2,090
    Engineers.........................................................   36.44    34.19    1,497    1,390    41.1     77,729   72,268   2,133
      Chemical engineers..............................................   28.20    33.98    1,128    1,359    40.0     58,651   70,680   2,080
      Civil engineers.................................................   34.29    33.57    1,426    1,360    41.6     74,152   70,720   2,163
      Computer hardware engineers.....................................   52.63    51.79    2,283    2,291    43.4    118,730  119,124   2,256
      Electrical and electronics engineers............................   35.54    34.25    1,466    1,379    41.3     76,250   71,718   2,146
        Electrical engineers..........................................   32.22    33.17    1,312    1,327    40.7     68,230   68,994   2,118
        Electronics engineers, except computer........................   37.78    34.90    1,573    1,404    41.6     81,789   73,000   2,165
      Industrial engineers, including health and safety...............   37.90    33.78    1,580    1,442    41.7     82,167   75,001   2,168
        Industrial engineers..........................................   34.42    33.78    1,445    1,442    42.0     75,130   75,001   2,183
      Mechanical engineers............................................   32.94    32.72    1,346    1,365    40.9     69,973   71,001   2,124
      Petroleum engineers.............................................   48.02    46.92    1,921    1,877    40.0     95,163   97,600   1,982
    Drafters..........................................................   22.56    21.50      899      860    39.8     46,705   44,720   2,070
      Architectural and civil drafters................................   23.32    23.00      933      920    40.0     48,502   47,840   2,080
      Electrical and electronics drafters.............................   18.15    16.00      726      640    40.0     37,761   33,280   2,080
      Mechanical drafters.............................................   20.04    19.31      801      772    40.0     41,677   40,165   2,080
    Engineering technicians, except drafters..........................   23.25    20.80      930      832    40.0     48,329   43,264   2,078
      Electrical and electronic engineering technicians...............   24.76    25.05      991    1,002    40.0     51,516   52,104   2,080
      Environmental engineering technicians...........................   30.81    38.25    1,232    1,530    40.0     62,778   76,500   2,038
      Mechanical engineering technicians..............................   24.79    20.64      991      826    40.0     51,510   42,937   2,078
    Surveying and mapping technicians.................................   17.87    15.00      715      600    40.0     37,170   31,200   2,080

  Life, physical, and social science occupations......................   29.44    25.93    1,166    1,037    39.6     60,500   53,934   2,055
    Life scientists...................................................   35.60    34.03    1,346    1,155    37.8     69,625   60,060   1,956
      Biological scientists...........................................   33.21    38.50    1,178    1,155    35.5     61,270   60,060   1,845
        Biochemists and biophysicists.................................   34.27    38.50    1,201    1,155    35.0     62,432   60,060   1,822
    Physical scientists...............................................   30.86    28.88    1,240    1,144    40.2     64,504   59,500   2,090
      Chemists and materials scientists...............................   28.39    27.76    1,136    1,110    40.0     59,051   57,732   2,080
        Chemists......................................................   27.19    27.50    1,087    1,100    40.0     56,549   57,200   2,080
      Environmental scientists and geoscientists......................   35.11    34.89    1,419    1,396    40.4     73,807   72,580   2,102
        Environmental scientists and specialists, including health....   28.34    31.50    1,138    1,183    40.1     59,154   61,531   2,087
        Geoscientists, except hydrologists and geographers............   42.07    41.29    1,713    1,652    40.7     89,090   85,879   2,117
    Economists........................................................   40.97    32.89    1,670    1,315    40.8     86,852   68,401   2,120
    Market and survey researchers.....................................   28.83    26.49    1,154    1,058    40.0     60,013   54,999   2,082
      Market research analysts........................................   28.83    26.49    1,154    1,058    40.0     60,013   54,999   2,082
    Miscellaneous social scientists and related workers...............   27.68    31.93    1,095    1,250    39.6     56,963   64,999   2,058
    Chemical technicians..............................................   24.95    21.50      998      860    40.0     51,659   44,724   2,071
    Miscellaneous life, physical, and social science technicians......   17.94    18.00      699      720    39.0     36,349   37,432   2,026

  Community and social services occupations...........................   17.45    15.95      688      651    39.4     35,386   33,467   2,028
    Counselors........................................................   18.51    16.93      714      673    38.6     36,623   35,214   1,979
      Substance abuse and behavioral disorder counselors..............   16.98    16.93      678      697    39.9     35,231   36,225   2,074
      Educational, vocational, and school counselors..................   24.27    19.57      889      760    36.6     43,987   40,112   1,812
      Mental health counselors........................................   18.40    17.51      736      700    40.0     38,270   36,421   2,080
      Rehabilitation counselors.......................................   12.54    11.58      486      440    38.7     25,249   22,880   2,013
    Social workers....................................................   18.26    16.95      706      674    38.6     36,294   34,574   1,987
      Child, family, and school social workers........................   16.59    15.50      643      614    38.7     32,358   31,751   1,950
      Medical and public health social workers........................   20.73    18.03      783      721    37.8     40,709   37,500   1,964
      Mental health and substance abuse social workers................   19.58    18.34      759      734    38.8     39,473   38,147   2,016
    Miscellaneous community and social service specialists............   16.29    15.45      628      601    38.6     32,425   30,999   1,990
      Social and human service assistants.............................   13.85    14.13      545      517    39.3     27,967   25,958   2,019
    Clergy............................................................   14.69    14.42      759      731    51.7     39,463   37,998   2,686
    Directors, religious activities and education.....................   23.49    20.11      892      768    38.0     46,350   39,917   1,974

  Legal occupations...................................................   30.69    24.62    1,253      971    40.8     65,170   50,494   2,124
    Lawyers...........................................................   44.57    37.06    1,895    1,635    42.5     98,563   85,000   2,211
    Paralegals and legal assistants...................................   20.98    18.23      829      720    39.5     43,132   37,450   2,056
    Miscellaneous legal support workers...............................   22.27    22.13      909      885    40.8     47,278   46,039   2,123
      Title examiners, abstractors, and searchers.....................   21.79    21.64      893      885    41.0     46,425   46,039   2,131

  Education, training, and library occupations........................   17.59    14.21      671      560    38.1     30,672   26,520   1,744
    Postsecondary teachers............................................   26.13    23.91    1,029      956    39.4     50,653   49,724   1,939
      Math and computer teachers, postsecondary.......................   25.38    26.25      976    1,050    38.4     45,760   43,306   1,803
        Computer science teachers, postsecondary......................   22.94    23.52      905      941    39.5     47,083   48,926   2,053
      Miscellaneous postsecondary teachers............................   25.06    23.91    1,006      956    40.1     50,413   49,724   2,011
        Vocational education teachers, postsecondary..................   24.70    23.80      994      956    40.3     49,540   49,498   2,006
    Primary, secondary, and special education school teachers.........   19.83    17.00      743      678    37.5     32,370   31,171   1,633
      Preschool and kindergarten teachers.............................   14.19    12.76      534      511    37.7     26,002   24,274   1,833
        Preschool teachers, except special education..................   13.98    12.50      526      510    37.6     25,646   23,275   1,835
        Kindergarten teachers, except special education...............   16.25    14.99      620      599    38.1     29,483   31,153   1,814
      Elementary and middle school teachers...........................   24.47    23.50      925      886    37.8     35,271   34,191   1,442
        Elementary school teachers, except special education..........   25.06    23.85      945      900    37.7     36,054   35,163   1,439
        Middle school teachers, except special and vocational
           education..................................................   19.97    19.25      767      708    38.4     29,231   27,063   1,464
      Secondary school teachers.......................................   31.10    29.16    1,146    1,142    36.8     44,477   44,000   1,430
        Secondary school teachers, except special and vocational
           education..................................................   31.22    29.34    1,149    1,143    36.8     44,518   44,000   1,426
      Special education teachers......................................   28.22    25.44      987      763    35.0     42,825   39,686   1,518
        Special education teachers, preschool, kindergarten, and
           elementary school..........................................   25.47    25.44      879      763    34.5     39,695   39,686   1,558
        Special education teachers, secondary school..................   39.12    37.46    1,410    1,498    36.0     53,242   55,953   1,361
    Other teachers and instructors....................................   16.97    18.50      660      632    38.9     30,724   25,497   1,811
    Instructional coordinators........................................   27.58    27.29    1,050    1,041    38.1     52,164   54,158   1,891
    Teacher assistants................................................   10.11     9.76      395      385    39.0     19,679   19,552   1,946

  Arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media occupations..........   24.26    19.91      965      769    39.8     50,155   40,000   2,068
    Artists and related workers.......................................   22.38    21.79      882      872    39.4     45,878   45,319   2,050
    Designers.........................................................   22.29    19.23      887      769    39.8     46,129   40,000   2,069
      Commercial and industrial designers.............................   31.34    32.45    1,260    1,298    40.2     65,510   67,500   2,090
      Floral designers................................................   12.67    10.27      503      411    39.7     26,180   21,366   2,066
      Graphic designers...............................................   20.19    18.75      804      750    39.8     41,823   38,998   2,071
      Interior designers..............................................   24.68    22.00      955      904    38.7     49,675   47,008   2,013
    Actors, producers, and directors..................................   39.01    22.96    1,561      918    40.0     81,146   47,751   2,080
      Producers and directors.........................................   39.01    22.96    1,561      918    40.0     81,146   47,751   2,080
    Athletes, coaches, umpires, and related workers...................   29.07    31.73    1,157    1,111    39.8     60,167   57,750   2,069
      Coaches and scouts..............................................   27.03    22.25    1,075    1,111    39.8     55,894   57,750   2,068
    News analysts, reporters and correspondents.......................   17.36    13.46      687      542    39.5     35,708   28,205   2,056
      Reporters and correspondents....................................   17.54    13.46      693      538    39.5     36,048   27,997   2,055
    Public relations specialists......................................   24.28    21.57      962      918    39.6     50,012   47,751   2,060
    Writers and editors...............................................   28.18    21.03    1,125      983    39.9     58,514   51,106   2,076
      Editors.........................................................   22.51    20.32      906      813    40.2     47,095   42,274   2,093
      Technical writers...............................................   33.73    31.71    1,334    1,268    39.5     69,363   65,951   2,056
    Miscellaneous media and communication workers.....................   21.14    20.43      687      750    32.5     35,737   39,000   1,690
    Broadcast and sound engineering technicians and radio operators...   21.45    18.55      906      742    42.2     47,109   38,574   2,197
      Broadcast technicians...........................................   19.65    16.71      825      658    42.0     42,919   34,237   2,185
    Photographers.....................................................   13.73    14.49      554      560    40.3     28,784   29,120   2,097
    Television, video, and motion picture camera operators and editors   18.65    14.92      746      597    40.0     38,799   31,038   2,080
      Camera operators, television, video, and motion picture.........   14.59    14.92      584      597    40.0     30,348   31,038   2,080

  Healthcare practitioner and technical occupations...................   30.36    24.29    1,192      946    39.2     61,934   49,160   2,040
    Dietitians and nutritionists......................................   22.89    21.64      910      865    39.8     47,324   45,001   2,068
    Pharmacists.......................................................   49.49    50.47    1,970    2,019    39.8    102,457  104,978   2,070
    Physicians and surgeons...........................................   87.84    85.53    3,724    3,616    42.4    193,643  188,032   2,204
      Family and general practitioners................................   95.30    78.97    3,834    3,133    40.2    199,351  162,898   2,092
      Internists, general.............................................   93.08    67.53    3,571    2,532    38.4    185,680  131,689   1,995
    Physician assistants..............................................   39.87    38.14    1,607    1,591    40.3     83,585   82,747   2,097
    Registered nurses.................................................   28.69    26.25    1,131    1,050    39.4     58,799   54,600   2,050
    Therapists........................................................   31.29    29.71    1,224    1,105    39.1     63,254   57,201   2,022
      Occupational therapists.........................................   32.89    29.71    1,303    1,188    39.6     67,168   54,414   2,042
      Physical therapists.............................................   36.08    31.45    1,402    1,250    38.8     72,882   65,000   2,020
      Respiratory therapists..........................................   22.66    22.52      894      893    39.5     46,496   46,426   2,052
      Speech-language pathologists....................................   26.10    24.05    1,011      962    38.7     51,455   48,108   1,971
    Clinical laboratory technologists and technicians.................   18.56    17.60      747      727    40.3     38,854   37,805   2,094
      Medical and clinical laboratory technologists...................   19.60    18.85      824      762    42.1     42,859   39,603   2,187
      Medical and clinical laboratory technicians.....................   17.90    17.55      702      695    39.2     36,483   36,153   2,038
    Dental hygienists.................................................   30.80    32.00    1,057    1,083    34.3     54,967   56,340   1,785
    Diagnostic related technologists and technicians..................   27.80    27.04    1,094    1,134    39.4     56,884   58,968   2,046
      Radiologic technologists and technicians........................   26.72    26.75    1,064    1,070    39.8     55,345   55,640   2,071
    Emergency medical technicians and paramedics......................   13.32    11.07      526      424    39.5     27,359   22,027   2,053
    Health diagnosing and treating practitioner support technicians...   15.46    15.00      609      600    39.4     31,662   31,200   2,048
      Pharmacy technicians............................................   13.87    13.94      546      521    39.4     28,384   27,107   2,047
      Surgical technologists..........................................   20.39    20.16      802      786    39.3     41,710   40,889   2,046
    Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses.................   18.00    18.00      702      690    39.0     36,496   35,880   2,028
    Medical records and health information technicians................   15.19    14.34      598      560    39.4     31,099   29,141   2,047
    Miscellaneous health technologists and technicians................   17.24    16.40      681      640    39.5     35,409   33,280   2,054

  Healthcare support occupations......................................   13.01    12.00      497      464    38.2     25,822   24,133   1,985
    Nursing, psychiatric, and home health aides.......................   10.23     9.85      400      382    39.1     20,804   19,885   2,033
      Home health aides...............................................    9.55     9.51      375      380    39.3     19,524   19,760   2,044
      Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants........................   10.55    10.00      412      392    39.1     21,426   20,384   2,031
      Psychiatric aides...............................................    9.64     9.56      372      368    38.5     19,324   19,115   2,004
    Physical therapist assistants and aides...........................   19.50    17.18      762      684    39.1     39,607   35,568   2,032
      Physical therapist assistants...................................   25.46    30.00    1,009    1,200    39.6     52,478   62,400   2,061
      Physical therapist aides........................................   11.14    10.48      427      419    38.3     22,188   21,798   1,992
    Miscellaneous healthcare support occupations......................   14.19    13.48      533      517    37.5     27,691   26,884   1,951
      Dental assistants...............................................   16.80    16.50      594      578    35.4     30,881   30,035   1,838
      Medical assistants..............................................   12.99    12.50      506      500    38.9     26,302   26,000   2,024
      Medical transcriptionists.......................................   14.34    13.85      546      544    38.0     28,377   28,267   1,979
      Pharmacy aides..................................................   11.16    10.84      415      416    37.2     21,600   21,632   1,936
      Veterinary assistants and laboratory animal caretakers..........   12.21    11.70      485      468    39.7     25,197   24,336   2,063

  Protective service occupations......................................   10.46    10.00      415      390    39.7     20,755   19,989   1,984
    Security guards and gaming surveillance officers..................   10.06     9.50      398      380    39.6     20,709   19,760   2,058
      Security guards.................................................   10.06     9.50      398      380    39.6     20,709   19,760   2,058
    Miscellaneous protective service workers..........................   10.63     9.42      413      360    38.9      9,083    5,587     855
      Lifeguards, ski patrol, and other recreational protective
         service workers..............................................    8.85     8.73      337      349    38.1      5,203    5,587     588

  Food preparation and serving related occupations....................    8.79     8.25      334      312    38.1     17,262   16,120   1,965
    First-line supervisors/managers, food preparation and serving
       workers........................................................   14.65    13.70      616      600    42.1     31,648   31,000   2,160
      Chefs and head cooks............................................   16.63    17.00      675      680    40.6     33,745   35,360   2,029
      First-line supervisors/managers of food preparation and serving
         workers......................................................   14.37    13.50      608      594    42.3     31,333   30,794   2,180
    Cooks.............................................................    9.80     9.38      377      360    38.4     19,513   18,720   1,990
      Cooks, fast food................................................    8.14     8.00      310      302    38.0     16,094   15,721   1,977
      Cooks, institution and cafeteria................................   10.27    10.00      396      381    38.6     20,271   19,793   1,973
      Cooks, restaurant...............................................   10.26     9.79      392      380    38.2     20,321   19,745   1,982
      Cooks, short order..............................................    9.44     8.58      367      342    38.9     19,097   17,784   2,023
    Food preparation workers..........................................    8.96     8.50      339      320    37.8     17,408   16,380   1,944
    Food service, tipped..............................................    5.36     4.63      193      174    36.1      9,975    8,840   1,861
      Bartenders......................................................    7.07     7.10      254      250    35.9     13,205   13,013   1,867
      Waiters and waitresses..........................................    4.59     3.70      165      130    35.9      8,472    6,760   1,845
      Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers......    6.96     7.50      262      274    37.6     13,553   14,227   1,948
    Fast food and counter workers.....................................    8.40     8.00      320      300    38.1     16,569   15,600   1,973
      Combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast
         food.........................................................    8.33     8.00      317      300    38.1     16,478   15,600   1,978
      Counter attendants, cafeteria, food concession, and coffee shop     8.64     8.00      329      300    38.1     16,905   15,600   1,956
    Food servers, nonrestaurant.......................................    6.92     8.00      267      320    38.6     13,894   16,640   2,008
    Dishwashers.......................................................    8.24     8.00      317      314    38.4     16,323   16,224   1,980
    Hosts and hostesses, restaurant, lounge, and coffee shop..........    8.28     8.00      285      260    34.4     14,604   13,520   1,764

  Building and grounds cleaning and maintenance occupations...........   11.99    10.55      471      414    39.3     23,909   20,800   1,993
    First-line supervisors/managers, building and grounds cleaning and
       maintenance workers............................................   19.15    18.50      771      725    40.3     39,998   37,712   2,089
      First-line supervisors/managers of housekeeping and janitorial
         workers......................................................   15.63    13.71      624      555    39.9     32,431   28,850   2,074
      First-line supervisors/managers of landscaping, lawn service,
         and groundskeeping workers...................................   22.51    26.13      914    1,045    40.6     47,333   54,355   2,103
    Building cleaning workers.........................................   10.43     9.08      406      360    39.0     20,891   18,720   2,002
      Janitors and cleaners, except maids and housekeeping cleaners...   11.09    10.30      439      410    39.6     22,574   20,808   2,035
      Maids and housekeeping cleaners.................................    8.21     8.00      308      300    37.5     15,819   15,600   1,926
    Pest control workers..............................................   16.33    15.75      651      630    39.8     33,833   32,760   2,071
    Grounds maintenance workers.......................................   12.08    11.00      479      440    39.6     22,766   20,280   1,884
      Landscaping and groundskeeping workers..........................   11.79    11.00      469      420    39.8     22,158   19,594   1,880
      Tree trimmers and pruners.......................................   17.11    16.00      604      480    35.3     30,377   24,960   1,775

  Personal care and service occupations...............................   11.04    10.00      428      380    38.8     21,579   19,440   1,954
    First-line supervisors/managers of personal service workers.......   13.99    14.14      553      505    39.5     28,742   26,284   2,054
    Nonfarm animal caretakers.........................................    9.53     9.35      375      374    39.4     19,504   19,440   2,047
    Miscellaneous entertainment attendants and related workers........   10.78     9.60      406      340    37.7     16,463   15,015   1,527
      Amusement and recreation attendants.............................   10.56     8.50      391      289    37.0     13,991   14,560   1,325
      Locker room, coatroom, and dressing room attendants.............   11.10    11.70      429      423    38.7     21,986   21,983   1,981
    Barbers and cosmetologists........................................   13.16    10.70      489      364    37.1     25,410   18,915   1,930
      Hairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists..................   13.31    11.00      495      381    37.2     25,762   19,826   1,936
    Miscellaneous personal appearance workers.........................   12.98    11.21      503      448    38.7     26,141   23,311   2,014
    Baggage porters, bellhops, and concierges.........................   12.58    11.13      490      445    38.9     25,198   23,150   2,003
      Baggage porters and bellhops....................................    9.17     9.00      347      360    37.9     17,690   18,720   1,930
    Child care workers................................................    8.71     8.08      344      320    39.5     17,759   16,640   2,040
    Personal and home care aides......................................   10.88    11.25      428      444    39.4     22,273   23,105   2,047
    Recreation and fitness workers....................................   16.00    14.89      616      596    38.5     24,795   24,440   1,550
      Fitness trainers and aerobics instructors.......................   19.17    16.83      726      600    37.9     37,749   31,200   1,969
      Recreation workers..............................................   14.19    11.75      553      470    38.9     19,632   18,098   1,383

  Sales and related occupations.......................................   19.75    14.44      792      577    40.1     41,109   30,000   2,082
    First-line supervisors/managers, sales workers....................   19.73    16.35      824      659    41.7     42,823   34,268   2,170
      First-line supervisors/managers of retail sales workers.........   17.02    15.75      710      643    41.7     36,911   33,450   2,169
      First-line supervisors/managers of non-retail sales workers.....   31.71    22.84    1,327    1,049    41.8     68,985   54,538   2,175
    Retail sales workers..............................................   12.80    10.23      508      400    39.7     26,317   20,800   2,057
      Cashiers, all workers...........................................    9.10     8.27      353      328    38.8     18,331   17,029   2,015
        Cashiers......................................................    9.10     8.27      353      328    38.8     18,331   17,029   2,015
      Counter and rental clerks and parts salespersons................   14.17    12.41      570      500    40.2     29,593   25,979   2,088
        Counter and rental clerks.....................................   12.85    10.73      513      420    40.0     26,580   21,840   2,069
        Parts salespersons............................................   15.41    14.50      624      577    40.5     32,462   29,979   2,107
      Retail salespersons.............................................   14.94    12.00      601      469    40.2     31,016   24,395   2,076
    Advertising sales agents..........................................   25.20    17.71      986      709    39.1     51,279   36,845   2,035
    Insurance sales agents............................................   28.24    21.16    1,118      824    39.6     58,147   42,848   2,059
    Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents......   56.47    33.28    2,263    1,331    40.1    117,686   69,214   2,084
    Travel agents.....................................................   15.18    14.85      588      560    38.8     30,586   29,120   2,015
    Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing................   30.92    24.31    1,248      972    40.4     64,848   50,563   2,097
      Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, technical
         and scientific products......................................   42.50    32.55    1,705    1,302    40.1     88,655   67,700   2,086
      Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, except
         technical and scientific products............................   27.03    22.51    1,094      910    40.5     56,786   47,093   2,101
    Models, demonstrators, and product promoters......................   17.37    14.18      691      567    39.8     35,946   29,484   2,070
      Demonstrators and product promoters.............................   17.37    14.18      691      567    39.8     35,946   29,484   2,070
    Real estate brokers and sales agents..............................   23.88    19.74      969      811    40.6     50,365   42,179   2,109
      Real estate sales agents........................................   24.63    21.25      988      850    40.1     51,386   44,200   2,086
    Sales engineers...................................................   32.13    31.20    1,316    1,248    41.0     68,425   64,898   2,130
    Telemarketers.....................................................   11.93    10.14      461      396    38.6     23,961   20,571   2,008
    Miscellaneous sales and related workers...........................   19.01    12.50      755      488    39.7     39,230   25,350   2,064

  Office and administrative support occupations.......................   15.09    14.28      595      563    39.4     30,860   29,250   2,045
    First-line supervisors/managers of office and administrative
       support workers................................................   20.83    20.05      826      802    39.6     42,930   41,704   2,061
    Switchboard operators, including answering service................   11.96    11.39      469      452    39.2     24,400   23,483   2,040
    Telephone operators...............................................   17.16    17.67      653      662    38.1     33,964   34,449   1,980
    Financial clerks..................................................   14.50    14.00      572      556    39.5     29,747   28,912   2,052
      Bill and account collectors.....................................   16.00    14.73      639      589    39.9     33,130   30,647   2,071
      Billing and posting clerks and machine operators................   14.23    14.04      559      560    39.3     29,045   29,120   2,041
      Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks....................   15.64    15.00      616      596    39.4     32,041   31,017   2,048
      Payroll and timekeeping clerks..................................   16.62    16.50      662      650    39.8     34,432   33,800   2,072
      Procurement clerks..............................................   16.93    17.00      663      680    39.1     34,454   35,360   2,035
      Tellers.........................................................   11.63    11.05      461      440    39.6     23,952   22,880   2,060
    Brokerage clerks..................................................   18.81    18.26      728      715    38.7     37,861   37,201   2,013
    Credit authorizers, checkers, and clerks..........................   14.68    13.44      580      538    39.5     30,182   27,955   2,056
    Customer service representatives..................................   16.06    15.37      636      600    39.6     32,940   31,200   2,051
    Eligibility interviewers, government programs.....................   15.95    18.10      633      685    39.7     32,925   35,608   2,064
    File clerks.......................................................   11.82    10.75      467      430    39.5     24,259   22,360   2,052
    Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks..............................    9.35     9.00      368      360    39.3     18,751   18,720   2,006
    Interviewers, except eligibility and loan.........................   12.92    10.56      488      422    37.8     25,368   21,965   1,964
    Loan interviewers and clerks......................................   15.53    14.91      614      585    39.6     31,937   30,410   2,057
    New accounts clerks...............................................   13.66    13.47      541      522    39.6     28,108   27,129   2,058
    Order clerks......................................................   14.63    13.60      584      543    40.0     30,386   28,250   2,077
    Human resources assistants, except payroll and timekeeping........   15.99    15.12      630      587    39.4     32,762   30,500   2,049
    Receptionists and information clerks..............................   12.51    12.00      492      480    39.3     25,552   24,960   2,043
    Reservation and transportation ticket agents and travel clerks....   13.40    13.43      529      533    39.5     27,516   27,693   2,053
    Cargo and freight agents..........................................   17.97    17.86      719      714    40.0     37,376   37,149   2,080
    Couriers and messengers...........................................   11.11    10.99      428      423    38.5     22,242   22,000   2,001
    Dispatchers.......................................................   15.43    15.39      627      615    40.7     32,628   32,003   2,115
      Dispatchers, except police, fire, and ambulance.................   15.60    15.39      635      620    40.7     33,016   32,240   2,116
    Meter readers, utilities..........................................   15.60    12.44      624      498    40.0     32,439   25,875   2,080
    Production, planning, and expediting clerks.......................   18.07    17.26      724      690    40.1     37,630   35,897   2,083
    Shipping, receiving, and traffic clerks...........................   13.59    12.63      542      500    39.9     28,158   26,000   2,072
    Stock clerks and order fillers....................................   12.07    11.88      484      477    40.1     25,089   24,931   2,078
    Weighers, measurers, checkers, and samplers, recordkeeping........   12.80    12.09      512      483    40.0     26,630   25,137   2,080
    Secretaries and administrative assistants.........................   17.71    16.85      691      663    39.1     35,746   34,001   2,019
      Executive secretaries and administrative assistants.............   21.09    19.84      832      780    39.5     43,278   40,545   2,052
      Legal secretaries...............................................   18.42    16.59      721      663    39.1     37,480   34,501   2,034
      Medical secretaries.............................................   15.62    14.95      603      590    38.6     31,333   30,784   2,006
      Secretaries, except legal, medical, and executive...............   15.83    15.49      616      616    38.9     31,541   31,200   1,992
    Computer operators................................................   17.06    17.00      682      680    40.0     35,482   35,362   2,080
    Data entry and information processing workers.....................   13.02    12.76      507      500    38.9     26,345   25,999   2,023
      Data entry keyers...............................................   12.58    12.10      489      480    38.9     25,422   24,960   2,020
      Word processors and typists.....................................   15.19    14.36      594      540    39.1     30,896   28,080   2,034
    Desktop publishers................................................   16.94    15.34      655      582    38.7     34,075   30,268   2,011
    Insurance claims and policy processing clerks.....................   16.52    15.87      642      615    38.9     33,387   31,984   2,021
    Mail clerks and mail machine operators, except postal service.....   12.32    12.50      486      470    39.5     25,280   24,453   2,052
    Office clerks, general............................................   13.94    13.00      545      507    39.1     28,303   26,261   2,030
    Office machine operators, except computer.........................   13.26    12.39      529      495    39.9     27,484   25,763   2,073

  Farming, fishing, and forestry occupations..........................   12.51    12.00      500      480    40.0     25,141   24,960   2,010
    Miscellaneous agricultural workers................................    9.86     9.61      394      384    40.0     19,220   18,200   1,950
      Farmworkers and laborers, crop, nursery, and greenhouse.........   10.09     9.63      404      385    40.0     19,054   14,560   1,889

  Construction and extraction occupations.............................   19.30    17.23      770      680    39.9     39,224   35,360   2,033
    First-line supervisors/managers of construction trades and
       extraction workers.............................................   26.96    25.00    1,100    1,000    40.8     56,856   52,000   2,109
    Brickmasons, blockmasons, and stonemasons.........................   25.83    26.73    1,030    1,069    39.9     51,369   51,318   1,988
      Brickmasons and blockmasons.....................................   26.40    26.73    1,052    1,069    39.9     52,344   51,318   1,983
    Carpenters........................................................   20.47    19.00      815      760    39.8     41,977   39,520   2,050
    Carpet, floor, and tile installers and finishers..................   21.34    19.00      836      713    39.2     43,428   37,050   2,035
      Carpet installers...............................................   25.81    20.00    1,015      800    39.3     52,757   41,600   2,044
      Tile and marble setters.........................................   19.13    16.50      754      658    39.4     39,127   34,216   2,046
    Cement masons, concrete finishers, and terrazzo workers...........   19.60    18.35      780      734    39.8     39,207   37,440   2,001
      Cement masons and concrete finishers............................   19.54    18.35      778      734    39.8     39,081   37,440   2,000
    Construction laborers.............................................   15.92    14.00      630      560    39.6     31,425   28,080   1,974
    Construction equipment operators..................................   20.23    17.30      807      692    39.9     38,942   33,895   1,925
      Paving, surfacing, and tamping equipment operators..............   16.45    15.00      654      600    39.7     30,482   28,560   1,853
      Operating engineers and other construction equipment operators..   21.84    18.00      873      720    40.0     42,768   36,491   1,958
    Drywall installers, ceiling tile installers, and tapers...........   17.04    16.00      680      640    39.9     35,343   33,280   2,074
      Drywall and ceiling tile installers.............................   16.73    16.00      668      640    39.9     34,723   33,280   2,075
      Tapers..........................................................   18.21    17.00      728      680    40.0     37,734   35,360   2,072
    Electricians......................................................   20.12    18.50      805      740    40.0     41,872   38,480   2,081
    Glaziers..........................................................   17.56    16.00      702      640    40.0     36,518   33,280   2,080
    Insulation workers................................................   16.50    16.21      660      648    40.0     34,313   33,711   2,080
      Insulation workers, floor, ceiling, and wall....................   13.99    15.00      560      600    40.0     29,096   31,198   2,080
      Insulation workers, mechanical..................................   18.49    16.73      740      669    40.0     38,455   34,788   2,080
    Painters and paperhangers.........................................   15.31    13.50      605      530    39.5     31,092   27,352   2,031
      Painters, construction and maintenance..........................   15.18    13.50      600      526    39.5     30,825   27,047   2,031
    Pipelayers, plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters...............   22.19    20.36      887      815    40.0     45,824   42,355   2,065
      Pipelayers......................................................   18.58    14.00      743      560    40.0     38,653   29,120   2,080
      Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters.........................   22.43    20.50      896      816    40.0     46,288   42,355   2,064
    Plasterers and stucco masons......................................   16.19    16.40      642      656    39.7     33,334   34,110   2,059
    Roofers...........................................................   17.91    15.50      713      620    39.8     34,935   32,240   1,951
    Sheet metal workers...............................................   19.83    17.05      778      670    39.2     40,465   34,840   2,040
    Structural iron and steel workers.................................   22.40    22.45      896      898    40.0     46,408   45,798   2,072
    Helpers, construction trades......................................   13.02    12.00      519      480    39.9     26,316   24,715   2,021
      Helpers--brickmasons, blockmasons, stonemasons, and tile and
         marble setters...............................................   13.49    12.05      529      480    39.2     26,398   22,880   1,956
      Helpers--carpenters.............................................   13.58    13.46      543      538    40.0     28,249   27,997   2,080
      Helpers--electricians...........................................   10.18    10.00      407      400    40.0     21,139   20,400   2,076
      Helpers--painters, paperhangers, plasterers, and stucco masons..   10.71    11.00      428      440    40.0     22,267   22,880   2,080
      Helpers--pipelayers, plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters....   13.02    13.00      521      520    40.0     27,073   27,040   2,080
      Helpers--roofers................................................   10.24    10.50      410      420    40.0     20,332   21,840   1,985
    Construction and building inspectors..............................   28.53    31.84    1,141    1,274    40.0     59,340   66,233   2,080
    Elevator installers and repairers.................................   40.16    41.04    1,606    1,642    40.0     83,535   85,363   2,080
    Hazardous materials removal workers...............................   19.82    15.61      793      624    40.0     40,060   32,460   2,021
    Septic tank servicers and sewer pipe cleaners.....................   17.85    21.87      792      694    44.3     41,169   36,088   2,306
    Miscellaneous construction and related workers....................   16.11    14.61      643      580    39.9     32,799   29,802   2,036
    Earth drillers, except oil and gas................................   16.88    14.90      675      596    40.0     35,119   30,992   2,080
    Mining machine operators..........................................   22.19    21.40      888      856    40.0     46,114   44,512   2,078
    Roustabouts, oil and gas..........................................   22.00    19.50      880      780    40.0     45,757   40,560   2,080

  Installation, maintenance, and repair occupations...................   18.97    17.80      764      717    40.3     39,604   37,016   2,088
    First-line supervisors/managers of mechanics, installers, and
       repairers......................................................   26.39    24.80    1,095    1,015    41.5     56,953   52,781   2,158
    Computer, automated teller, and office machine repairers..........   16.78    16.95      670      678    39.9     34,854   35,264   2,077
    Radio and telecommunications equipment installers and repairers...   25.62    28.10    1,025    1,124    40.0     53,287   58,438   2,080
      Telecommunications equipment installers and repairers, except
         line installers..............................................   25.62    28.10    1,025    1,124    40.0     53,287   58,438   2,080
    Miscellaneous electrical and electronic equipment mechanics,
       installers, and repairers......................................   17.51    16.84      701      673    40.0     36,447   34,986   2,082
      Electrical and electronics repairers, commercial and industrial
         equipment....................................................   17.60    17.20      704      688    40.0     36,603   35,776   2,080
      Electrical and electronics repairers, powerhouse, substation,
         and relay....................................................   32.43    34.73    1,297    1,389    40.0     67,456   72,238   2,080
      Electronic home entertainment equipment installers and repairers   14.80    12.41      592      496    40.0     30,780   25,802   2,080
      Security and fire alarm systems installers......................   19.41    18.00      774      720    39.9     40,251   37,440   2,074
    Aircraft mechanics and service technicians........................   22.44    20.00      921      800    41.0     46,789   41,600   2,085
    Automotive technicians and repairers..............................   18.15    16.95      733      689    40.4     38,106   35,843   2,100
      Automotive body and related repairers...........................   17.29    16.00      699      640    40.4     36,364   33,280   2,103
      Automotive glass installers and repairers.......................   17.60    17.43      704      697    40.0     36,598   36,256   2,080
      Automotive service technicians and mechanics....................   18.40    17.41      743      700    40.4     38,632   36,400   2,100
    Bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists.............   19.07    18.61      766      744    40.2     39,839   38,705   2,089
    Heavy vehicle and mobile equipment service technicians and
       mechanics......................................................   18.14    17.50      740      734    40.8     38,444   38,147   2,119
      Farm equipment mechanics........................................   16.05    15.97      678      639    42.3     35,274   33,218   2,198
      Mobile heavy equipment mechanics, except engines................   19.30    18.63      772      745    40.0     40,120   38,750   2,079
    Small engine mechanics............................................   16.60    16.87      661      675    39.8     34,288   33,333   2,066
      Motorboat mechanics.............................................   16.58    17.00      656      680    39.5     34,093   35,360   2,056
      Motorcycle mechanics............................................   17.64    14.72      703      589    39.9     36,118   30,613   2,048
      Outdoor power equipment and other small engine mechanics........   16.12    16.00      645      640    40.0     33,534   33,280   2,080
    Miscellaneous vehicle and mobile equipment mechanic, installers,
       and repairers..................................................   10.42    10.00      414      400    39.8     21,552   20,794   2,068
      Tire repairers and changers.....................................   10.32    10.00      410      400    39.7     21,316   20,794   2,066
    Control and valve installers and repairers........................   18.95    19.00      758      760    40.0     39,421   39,520   2,080
      Control and valve installers and repairers, except mechanical
         door.........................................................   21.48    21.50      859      860    40.0     44,685   44,720   2,080
    Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and
       installers.....................................................   18.99    18.25      766      720    40.3     39,827   37,440   2,097
    Home appliance repairers..........................................   17.67    17.50      718      689    40.7     37,362   35,849   2,114
    Industrial machinery installation, repair, and maintenance workers   17.40    16.80      695      672    39.9     35,858   34,549   2,061
      Industrial machinery mechanics..................................   20.96    20.75      837      830    39.9     43,333   42,738   2,068
      Maintenance and repair workers, general.........................   15.86    15.50      633      620    39.9     32,590   31,770   2,055
      Maintenance workers, machinery..................................   17.50    15.42      700      617    40.0     36,191   31,932   2,068
      Millwrights.....................................................   19.79    17.27      792      691    40.0     41,169   35,917   2,080
    Line installers and repairers.....................................   26.05    28.09    1,042    1,124    40.0     53,956   58,406   2,071
      Electrical power-line installers and repairers..................   28.01    27.91    1,120    1,116    40.0     58,266   58,053   2,080
      Telecommunications line installers and repairers................   25.38    28.15    1,015    1,126    40.0     52,498   58,552   2,068
    Precision instrument and equipment repairers......................   18.32    15.50      733      620    40.0     38,103   32,240   2,080
    Miscellaneous installation, maintenance, and repair workers.......   14.25    13.33      567      533    39.8     29,109   27,373   2,042
      Helpers--installation, maintenance, and repair workers..........   12.08    11.25      483      450    39.9     24,540   23,400   2,031

  Production occupations..............................................   13.99    12.56      556      500    39.7     28,876   26,000   2,063
    First-line supervisors/managers of production and operating
       workers........................................................   21.90    21.15      891      858    40.7     46,338   44,616   2,116
    Electrical, electronics, and electromechanical assemblers.........   11.76    10.81      468      430    39.8     24,325   22,385   2,069
      Coil winders, tapers, and finishers.............................   10.69    10.30      428      412    40.0     22,244   21,424   2,080
      Electrical and electronic equipment assemblers..................   12.26    10.86      488      434    39.8     25,355   22,570   2,068
      Electromechanical equipment assemblers..........................   11.28    11.00      446      430    39.6     23,217   22,360   2,059
    Engine and other machine assemblers...............................   18.99    17.47      760      699    40.0     39,499   36,327   2,080
    Structural metal fabricators and fitters..........................   14.65    14.90      586      596    40.0     30,472   30,988   2,080
    Miscellaneous assemblers and fabricators..........................   11.02    10.36      439      415    39.9     22,825   21,549   2,072
      Fiberglass laminators and fabricators...........................   12.38    13.00      495      520    40.0     25,750   27,040   2,080
      Team assemblers.................................................   11.36    11.00      454      440    40.0     23,544   22,800   2,073
    Bakers............................................................   11.18    10.50      437      420    39.1     22,700   21,840   2,031
    Butchers and other meat, poultry, and fish processing workers.....   13.56    13.30      532      525    39.2     27,671   27,300   2,041
      Butchers and meat cutters.......................................   13.82    13.95      545      558    39.5     28,365   29,016   2,053
      Meat, poultry, and fish cutters and trimmers....................   14.35    17.38      532      580    37.1     27,648   30,160   1,927
      Slaughterers and meat packers...................................   10.00     9.50      400      380    40.0     20,794   19,760   2,080
    Miscellaneous food processing workers.............................   11.07    11.00      439      429    39.7     22,772   22,295   2,057
      Food batchmakers................................................   11.87    12.25      466      446    39.3     24,125   22,295   2,033
    Computer control programmers and operators........................   17.67    16.95      689      660    39.0     35,811   34,320   2,026
      Computer-controlled machine tool operators, metal and plastic...   16.82    16.00      653      631    38.8     33,951   32,802   2,019
      Numerical tool and process control programmers..................   23.66    21.64      946      865    40.0     49,210   45,001   2,080
    Forming machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic   13.37    13.25      533      526    39.8     27,692   27,330   2,071
      Extruding and drawing machine setters, operators, and tenders,
         metal and plastic............................................   13.86    14.00      550      560    39.7     28,600   29,120   2,063
      Rolling machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and
         plastic......................................................   13.05    12.34      522      494    40.0     27,142   25,667   2,080
    Machine tool cutting setters, operators, and tenders, metal and
       plastic........................................................   13.49    12.60      539      504    40.0     28,028   26,208   2,078
      Cutting, punching, and press machine setters, operators, and
         tenders, metal and plastic...................................   12.96    11.75      519      470    40.0     26,963   24,440   2,080
      Drilling and boring machine tool setters, operators, and
         tenders, metal and plastic...................................   12.25    11.86      489      474    39.9     25,364   23,920   2,071
      Grinding, lapping, polishing, and buffing machine tool setters,
         operators, and tenders, metal and plastic....................   13.64    13.07      545      523    40.0     28,339   27,179   2,078
      Lathe and turning machine tool setters, operators, and tenders,
         metal and plastic............................................   16.23    16.00      649      640    40.0     33,733   33,280   2,078
      Milling and planing machine setters, operators, and tenders,
         metal and plastic............................................   16.57    18.81      663      753    40.0     34,465   39,131   2,080
    Machinists........................................................   19.43    19.50      777      781    40.0     40,382   40,627   2,078
    Model makers and patternmakers, metal and plastic.................   18.17    16.95      727      678    40.0     37,798   35,256   2,080
    Molders and molding machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal
       and plastic....................................................   11.89    11.00      467      430    39.3     24,299   22,360   2,043
      Molding, coremaking, and casting machine setters, operators, and
         tenders, metal and plastic...................................   11.61    10.75      456      420    39.3     23,706   21,840   2,042
    Multiple machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and
       plastic........................................................   12.84    11.85      497      460    38.7     25,858   23,920   2,014
    Tool and die makers...............................................   21.09    21.00      843      840    40.0     43,718   43,680   2,073
    Welding, soldering, and brazing workers...........................   15.81    15.00      632      600    40.0     32,854   31,200   2,078
      Welders, cutters, solderers, and brazers........................   15.87    15.00      635      600    40.0     32,993   31,200   2,078
      Welding, soldering, and brazing machine setters, operators, and
         tenders......................................................   14.04    13.13      562      525    40.0     29,201   27,310   2,080
    Miscellaneous metalworkers and plastic workers....................   14.13    13.85      568      560    40.2     29,525   29,120   2,089
      Heat treating equipment setters, operators, and tenders, metal
         and plastic..................................................   14.18    13.85      567      554    40.0     29,488   28,808   2,080
      Lay-out workers, metal and plastic..............................   18.89    15.50      756      620    40.0     39,295   32,240   2,080
      Plating and coating machine setters, operators, and tenders,
         metal and plastic............................................   13.33    12.00      533      480    40.0     27,729   24,960   2,080
      Tool grinders, filers, and sharpeners...........................   14.64    15.39      574      615    39.3     29,873   32,001   2,041
    Bookbinders and bindery workers...................................   12.63    11.21      498      440    39.4     25,886   22,880   2,050
      Bindery workers.................................................   12.49    11.00      492      440    39.4     25,595   22,880   2,049
    Printers..........................................................   16.08    16.00      638      640    39.7     33,188   33,280   2,064
      Job printers....................................................   17.02    18.00      666      720    39.1     34,621   37,440   2,034
      Prepress technicians and workers................................   16.66    16.73      661      669    39.7     34,390   34,800   2,065
      Printing machine operators......................................   15.61    15.19      622      608    39.8     32,336   31,595   2,071
    Laundry and dry-cleaning workers..................................   10.77    10.00      422      391    39.1     21,928   20,317   2,035
    Pressers, textile, garment, and related materials.................    9.35     9.00      362      351    38.7     18,817   18,252   2,013
    Sewing machine operators..........................................    9.48     9.14      371      366    39.2     19,307   19,011   2,037
    Tailors, dressmakers, and sewers..................................   14.74    12.14      550      431    37.3     28,610   22,425   1,941
      Tailors, dressmakers, and custom sewers.........................   14.38    12.14      534      431    37.1     27,777   22,425   1,932
    Textile machine setters, operators, and tenders...................   10.47    10.15      414      406    39.6     21,540   21,112   2,058
      Textile bleaching and dyeing machine operators and tenders......   13.62    10.40      545      416    40.0     28,333   21,632   2,080
      Textile cutting machine setters, operators, and tenders.........    9.48     9.50      372      380    39.2     19,323   19,760   2,039
      Textile winding, twisting, and drawing out machine setters,
         operators, and tenders.......................................   11.01    10.92      435      437    39.5     22,619   22,714   2,054
    Miscellaneous textile, apparel, and furnishings workers...........   13.19    11.00      519      440    39.3     26,990   22,880   2,046
      Upholsterers....................................................   12.92    10.50      514      420    39.8     26,752   21,840   2,071
    Cabinetmakers and bench carpenters................................   13.89    14.00      556      560    40.0     28,890   29,120   2,079
    Furniture finishers...............................................   13.36    12.25      534      490    40.0     27,785   25,480   2,080
    Woodworking machine setters, operators, and tenders...............   12.22    11.68      487      466    39.9     25,297   24,299   2,071
      Sawing machine setters, operators, and tenders, wood............   11.80    11.00      471      440    39.9     24,418   22,880   2,070
      Woodworking machine setters, operators, and tenders, except
         sawing.......................................................   12.61    13.00      503      520    39.9     26,132   27,040   2,072
    Power plant operators, distributors, and dispatchers..............   26.61    27.85    1,065    1,114    40.0     55,358   57,928   2,080
      Power plant operators...........................................   25.93    27.82    1,037    1,113    40.0     53,934   57,859   2,080
    Water and liquid waste treatment plant and system operators.......   19.75    18.21      790      728    40.0     41,075   37,877   2,080
    Miscellaneous plant and system operators..........................   25.80    28.60    1,017    1,064    39.4     52,905   55,307   2,051
      Gas plant operators.............................................   29.76    32.12    1,191    1,285    40.0     61,907   66,810   2,080
    Chemical processing machine setters, operators, and tenders.......   17.17    16.62      687      665    40.0     35,718   34,570   2,080
      Chemical equipment operators and tenders........................   17.01    15.18      681      607    40.0     35,389   31,574   2,080
    Crushing, grinding, polishing, mixing, and blending workers.......   14.63    14.00      584      560    39.9     29,513   27,438   2,018
      Crushing, grinding, and polishing machine setters, operators,
         and tenders..................................................   15.77    15.40      631      616    40.0     32,334   27,438   2,050
      Grinding and polishing workers, hand............................   12.90    11.50      516      460    40.0     26,035   23,504   2,019
      Mixing and blending machine setters, operators, and tenders.....   15.06    14.79      600      592    39.9     30,130   28,240   2,000
    Cutting workers...................................................   13.45    12.97      532      500    39.6     27,670   26,021   2,058
      Cutters and trimmers, hand......................................   14.42    15.00      577      600    40.0     29,989   31,200   2,080
      Cutting and slicing machine setters, operators, and tenders.....   13.17    12.50      520      500    39.4     27,023   26,000   2,051
    Extruding, forming, pressing, and compacting machine setters,
       operators, and tenders.........................................   12.13    12.48      485      499    40.0     25,230   25,958   2,080
    Furnace, kiln, oven, drier, and kettle operators and tenders......   11.86    11.46      474      458    40.0     24,673   23,837   2,080
    Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers..............   14.31    13.00      571      520    39.9     29,558   27,040   2,066
    Medical, dental, and ophthalmic laboratory technicians............   17.41    16.05      682      616    39.2     35,472   32,032   2,038
      Dental laboratory technicians...................................   18.69    16.05      728      631    38.9     37,839   32,795   2,025
    Packaging and filling machine operators and tenders...............   12.68    12.70      505      508    39.8     26,015   26,414   2,051
    Painting workers..................................................   14.36    13.00      575      520    40.1     29,897   27,040   2,082
      Coating, painting, and spraying machine setters, operators, and
         tenders......................................................   12.63    12.00      505      480    40.0     26,215   24,960   2,075
      Painters, transportation equipment..............................   18.22    17.00      736      680    40.4     38,267   35,360   2,100
      Painting, coating, and decorating workers.......................   13.13    13.00      522      520    39.8     27,155   27,040   2,068
    Photographic process workers and processing machine operators.....   12.57    11.00      495      440    39.4     25,723   22,880   2,047
      Photographic process workers....................................   13.65    11.00      542      440    39.7     28,192   22,880   2,066
      Photographic processing machine operators.......................   11.94    12.00      468      480    39.2     24,318   24,960   2,036
    Miscellaneous production workers..................................   11.63    10.50      462      420    39.8     24,013   21,840   2,065
      Cementing and gluing machine operators and tenders..............   11.09     9.25      443      370    40.0     23,061   19,240   2,080
      Molders, shapers, and casters, except metal and plastic.........   11.57    11.00      463      440    40.0     24,074   22,880   2,080
      Paper goods machine setters, operators, and tenders.............   15.02    15.33      593      613    39.5     30,846   31,886   2,053
      Helpers--production workers.....................................   10.56    10.00      420      400    39.8     21,840   20,800   2,069

  Transportation and material moving occupations......................   13.89    13.00      561      519    40.4     28,951   26,520   2,084
    First-line supervisors/managers of helpers, laborers, and material
       movers, hand...................................................   19.29    16.78      794      671    41.2     41,063   34,528   2,129
    First-line supervisors/managers of transportation and
       material-moving machine and vehicle operators..................   21.78    22.65      922      906    42.3     47,933   47,102   2,201
    Bus drivers.......................................................   11.96    11.63      462      465    38.6     22,942   24,197   1,917
      Bus drivers, school.............................................   10.78    10.28      369      319    34.3     14,819   12,266   1,375
    Driver/sales workers and truck drivers............................   15.50    15.00      635      600    40.9     32,655   31,200   2,107
      Driver/sales workers............................................   15.53    15.00      626      610    40.3     32,545   31,720   2,095
      Truck drivers, heavy and tractor-trailer........................   16.69    15.70      695      640    41.7     35,558   33,263   2,130
      Truck drivers, light or delivery services.......................   13.00    12.00      516      480    39.7     26,805   24,960   2,062
    Taxi drivers and chauffeurs.......................................    9.96     9.45      382      360    38.3     19,847   18,720   1,993
    Sailors and marine oilers.........................................   13.71    14.16      543      566    39.6     27,226   26,053   1,986
    Ship and boat captains and operators..............................   19.77    20.00      936    1,021    47.3     46,976   53,075   2,376
      Captains, mates, and pilots of water vessels....................   19.77    20.00      936    1,021    47.3     46,976   53,075   2,376
    Parking lot attendants............................................    8.86     7.50      331      263    37.4     17,226   13,650   1,945
    Service station attendants........................................   10.65     9.05      423      362    39.7     21,981   18,832   2,063
    Conveyor operators and tenders....................................   11.28     9.50      451      380    40.0     23,457   19,760   2,080
    Crane and tower operators.........................................   18.71    18.76      748      750    40.0     38,692   39,021   2,068
    Dredge, excavating, and loading machine operators.................   16.48    16.00      657      640    39.9     33,481   32,552   2,032
      Excavating and loading machine and dragline operators...........   16.43    16.00      655      640    39.9     33,366   32,448   2,031
    Industrial truck and tractor operators............................   13.86    13.17      555      520    40.0     28,827   27,040   2,080
    Laborers and material movers, hand................................   10.65    10.00      422      400    39.6     21,815   20,800   2,047
      Cleaners of vehicles and equipment..............................    9.82     9.00      392      360    39.9     20,366   18,720   2,073
      Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand..........   11.14    10.40      440      408    39.5     22,688   20,904   2,037
      Machine feeders and offbearers..................................   10.63    10.04      425      402    40.0     22,113   20,883   2,080
      Packers and packagers, hand.....................................    9.92     9.56      393      380    39.7     20,301   19,656   2,046
    Refuse and recyclable material collectors.........................   11.56    10.50      476      475    41.2     24,753   24,715   2,141

  1 A classification system including about 800 individual occupations is used to cover all workers in the civilian economy. See appendix B
for more information.
  2 Earnings are the straight-time hourly wages or salaries paid to employees. They include incentive pay, cost-of-living adjustments, and
hazard pay. Excluded are premium pay for overtime, vacations, and holidays; nonproduction bonuses; and tips. The mean is computed by totaling
the pay of all workers and dividing by the number of workers, weighed by hours.
  3 Mean weekly earnings are the straight-time weekly wages or salaries paid to employees. Median weekly earnings designate position -
one-half of the earnings are paid the same as or more than the rate shown and half are paid the same as or less than the rate shown. Mean
weekly hours are the hours an employee is scheduled to work in a week, exclusive of overtime.
  4 Mean annual earnings are the straight-time annual wages or salaries paid to employees. Median annual earnings designate position -
one-half of the earnings are paid the same as or more than the rate shown and half are paid the same as or less than the rate shown. Mean
annual hours are the hours an employee is scheduled to work in a year, exclusive of overtime.

NOTE: Dashes indicate that data did not meet publication criteria.

SOURCE: Bureau of Labor Statistics, National Compensation Survey.


Table 31                                                                    Private industry establishments with 100 workers or more: Mean and
                                                                             median hourly, weekly, annual earnings and mean weekly and annual
                                                                                                                   hours for full-time workers


                                                                           Hourly(2)              Weekly(3)                  Annual(4)

                            Occupation(1)

                                                                         Mean    Median    Mean    Median    Mean     Mean    Median    Mean
                                                                       earnings earnings earnings earnings   hours  earnings earnings   hours


All workers...........................................................  $22.37   $17.54     $888     $695    39.7    $45,962  $36,046   2,054

  Management occupations..............................................   46.97    42.20    1,901    1,710    40.5     98,808   88,872   2,104
    Chief executives..................................................  179.75    84.64    8,073    3,827    44.9    419,822  199,001   2,336
    General and operations managers...................................   55.57    48.53    2,313    2,019    41.6    120,280  105,008   2,164
    Advertising and promotions managers...............................   33.02    29.69    1,361    1,188    41.2     70,776   61,755   2,143
    Marketing and sales managers......................................   48.84    45.25    1,989    1,810    40.7    103,439   94,128   2,118
      Marketing managers..............................................   52.00    47.03    2,094    1,863    40.3    108,867   96,899   2,094
      Sales managers..................................................   44.19    38.50    1,831    1,587    41.4     95,218   82,499   2,155
    Public relations managers.........................................   45.07    36.32    1,779    1,453    39.5     92,522   75,546   2,053
    Administrative services managers..................................   35.23    34.16    1,411    1,362    40.1     73,382   70,814   2,083
    Computer and information systems managers.........................   55.12    52.85    2,232    2,112    40.5    116,033  109,824   2,105
    Financial managers................................................   48.90    42.68    1,968    1,759    40.3    102,359   91,456   2,093
    Human resources managers..........................................   35.16    27.40    1,413    1,096    40.2     73,450   56,992   2,089
      Compensation and benefits managers..............................   45.27    43.22    1,841    1,729    40.7     95,744   89,906   2,115
    Industrial production managers....................................   42.67    41.35    1,748    1,664    41.0     90,909   86,551   2,131
    Purchasing managers...............................................   44.33    39.25    1,781    1,562    40.2     92,633   81,216   2,089
    Transportation, storage, and distribution managers................   39.92    39.38    1,626    1,575    40.7     84,556   81,900   2,118
    Construction managers.............................................   36.81    34.74    1,500    1,446    40.8     78,016   75,207   2,119
    Education administrators..........................................   35.73    30.94    1,379    1,222    38.6     70,901   62,001   1,984
      Education administrators, preschool and child care
         center/program...............................................   21.33    20.99      823      840    38.6     41,389   36,249   1,940
      Education administrators, elementary and secondary school.......   38.05    40.87    1,531    1,635    40.2     77,895   85,010   2,047
      Education administrators, postsecondary.........................   37.61    31.69    1,438    1,222    38.2     74,364   63,523   1,977
    Engineering managers..............................................   57.32    54.58    2,324    2,185    40.5    120,864  113,610   2,109
    Food service managers.............................................   26.49    24.04    1,110      962    41.9     57,741   50,003   2,180
    Lodging managers..................................................   27.70    18.88    1,200      962    43.3     62,386   50,001   2,252
    Medical and health services managers..............................   40.35    37.80    1,621    1,500    40.2     84,280   78,000   2,089
    Natural sciences managers.........................................   40.69    36.35    1,541    1,454    37.9     80,119   75,600   1,969
    Property, real estate, and community association managers.........   26.73    25.25    1,068      981    40.0     55,544   51,000   2,078
    Social and community service managers.............................   27.09    23.68    1,049      929    38.7     54,441   48,298   2,010

  Business and financial operations occupations.......................   31.08    28.18    1,243    1,124    40.0     64,640   58,432   2,080
    Buyers and purchasing agents......................................   28.60    26.44    1,159    1,056    40.5     60,288   54,910   2,108
      Wholesale and retail buyers, except farm products...............   28.25    25.58    1,135    1,023    40.2     59,011   53,206   2,089
      Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products..   28.83    27.32    1,174    1,090    40.7     61,037   56,680   2,117
    Claims adjusters, appraisers, examiners, and investigators........   24.81    22.59      966      877    38.9     50,207   45,619   2,024
      Claims adjusters, examiners, and investigators..................   24.84    22.21      966      870    38.9     50,244   45,250   2,023
      Insurance appraisers, auto damage...............................   24.34    26.99      953    1,058    39.1     49,547   55,000   2,035
    Compliance officers, except agriculture, construction, health and
       safety, and transportation.....................................   29.19    22.57    1,228    1,016    42.1     63,843   52,814   2,187
    Cost estimators...................................................   34.30    33.72    1,389    1,349    40.5     72,220   70,138   2,106
    Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists........   28.61    27.50    1,136    1,087    39.7     59,058   56,499   2,064
      Employment, recruitment, and placement specialists..............   28.00    27.30    1,115    1,092    39.8     57,941   56,776   2,069
      Compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists............   27.16    25.75    1,077    1,030    39.7     56,017   53,556   2,063
      Training and development specialists............................   27.83    27.56    1,108    1,058    39.8     57,634   55,000   2,071
    Logisticians......................................................   31.77    30.31    1,270    1,212    40.0     66,014   63,036   2,078
    Management analysts...............................................   36.91    36.10    1,474    1,450    39.9     76,656   75,383   2,077
    Meeting and convention planners...................................   25.31    25.09      996    1,004    39.3     51,781   52,196   2,046
    Accountants and auditors..........................................   28.11    26.18    1,119    1,038    39.8     58,178   54,001   2,070
    Budget analysts...................................................   36.06    34.25    1,502    1,433    41.7     78,129   74,499   2,167
    Credit analysts...................................................   26.38    23.05    1,045      918    39.6     54,346   47,719   2,060
    Financial analysts and advisors...................................   35.23    30.21    1,410    1,192    40.0     73,316   62,000   2,081
      Financial analysts..............................................   36.74    31.09    1,484    1,244    40.4     77,165   64,676   2,100
      Personal financial advisors.....................................   31.75    23.80    1,262      937    39.7     65,599   48,726   2,066
      Insurance underwriters..........................................   32.00    28.16    1,248    1,115    39.0     64,872   57,990   2,027
    Financial examiners...............................................   29.44    27.15    1,182    1,135    40.1     61,453   59,026   2,087
    Loan counselors and officers......................................   28.85    25.00    1,156      982    40.1     60,094   51,064   2,083
      Loan counselors.................................................   24.98    16.95      994      678    39.8     51,679   35,256   2,069
      Loan officers...................................................   29.14    25.24    1,168    1,000    40.1     60,728   52,000   2,084

  Computer and mathematical science occupations.......................   36.77    35.91    1,474    1,436    40.1     76,638   74,695   2,084
    Computer and information scientists, research.....................   45.78    44.05    1,831    1,762    40.0     95,232   91,624   2,080
    Computer programmers..............................................   34.51    33.47    1,377    1,333    39.9     71,602   69,339   2,075
    Computer software engineers.......................................   42.81    41.83    1,735    1,684    40.5     90,198   87,585   2,107
      Computer software engineers, applications.......................   41.89    40.92    1,707    1,658    40.7     88,767   86,199   2,119
      Computer software engineers, systems software...................   43.54    42.71    1,756    1,718    40.3     91,327   89,336   2,097
    Computer support specialists......................................   26.00    23.23    1,037      929    39.9     53,922   48,308   2,074
    Computer systems analysts.........................................   37.81    37.11    1,511    1,475    40.0     78,565   76,690   2,078
    Database administrators...........................................   34.93    35.62    1,391    1,423    39.8     72,340   74,006   2,071
    Network and computer systems administrators.......................   33.83    32.04    1,355    1,282    40.1     70,457   66,647   2,083
    Network systems and data communications analysts..................   35.32    32.29    1,410    1,292    39.9     73,315   67,159   2,076
    Actuaries.........................................................   39.29    38.46    1,545    1,535    39.3     80,319   79,825   2,044
    Operations research analysts......................................   34.12    32.22    1,336    1,249    39.1     69,448   64,931   2,035
    Statisticians.....................................................   40.00    41.80    1,570    1,567    39.2     81,618   81,500   2,041

  Architecture and engineering occupations............................   35.48    34.06    1,430    1,379    40.3     74,326   71,635   2,095
    Architects, except naval..........................................   35.07    31.73    1,428    1,269    40.7     74,254   66,000   2,117
      Architects, except landscape and naval..........................   35.07    31.73    1,428    1,269    40.7     74,254   66,000   2,117
    Engineers.........................................................   40.01    38.83    1,618    1,572    40.4     84,119   81,759   2,103
      Aerospace engineers.............................................   48.11    49.04    1,927    1,962    40.1    100,204  101,999   2,083
      Chemical engineers..............................................   40.96    39.39    1,644    1,576    40.1     85,469   81,937   2,087
      Civil engineers.................................................   36.76    35.07    1,499    1,411    40.8     77,956   73,389   2,121
      Computer hardware engineers.....................................   41.40    42.62    1,697    1,738    41.0     88,224   90,355   2,131
      Electrical and electronics engineers............................   40.82    40.83    1,649    1,637    40.4     85,770   85,114   2,101
        Electrical engineers..........................................   41.30    41.16    1,678    1,666    40.6     87,236   86,617   2,112
        Electronics engineers, except computer........................   40.37    40.48    1,623    1,619    40.2     84,405   84,200   2,091
      Environmental engineers.........................................   43.15    43.80    1,729    1,752    40.1     89,902   91,104   2,084
      Industrial engineers, including health and safety...............   36.06    35.01    1,467    1,420    40.7     76,290   73,848   2,116
        Health and safety engineers, except mining safety engineers
           and inspectors.............................................   40.32    36.42    1,628    1,457    40.4     84,659   75,754   2,100
        Industrial engineers..........................................   35.23    34.26    1,435    1,402    40.7     74,644   72,900   2,119
      Materials engineers.............................................   33.52    33.97    1,377    1,390    41.1     71,588   72,280   2,135
      Mechanical engineers............................................   35.39    33.65    1,445    1,381    40.8     75,125   71,806   2,123
      Nuclear engineers...............................................   41.02    40.49    1,641    1,620    40.0     85,322   84,219   2,080
      Petroleum engineers.............................................   49.02    44.23    1,961    1,769    40.0    101,969   92,000   2,080
    Drafters..........................................................   25.29    23.94    1,010      960    39.9     52,500   49,920   2,076
      Architectural and civil drafters................................   27.50    26.92    1,100    1,077    40.0     57,201   55,998   2,080
      Electrical and electronics drafters.............................   24.24    23.94      970      958    40.0     50,417   49,799   2,080
      Mechanical drafters.............................................   24.53    22.16      981      886    40.0     51,030   46,087   2,080
    Engineering technicians, except drafters..........................   24.41    24.50      976      980    40.0     50,606   50,941   2,074
      Aerospace engineering and operations technicians................   28.25    27.87    1,135    1,118    40.2     59,031   58,157   2,089
      Civil engineering technicians...................................   23.11    23.90      924      956    40.0     48,059   49,712   2,080
      Electrical and electronic engineering technicians...............   22.85    22.79      914      912    40.0     47,514   47,403   2,079
      Electro-mechanical technicians..................................   25.93    27.52    1,037    1,101    40.0     53,944   57,237   2,080
      Industrial engineering technicians..............................   24.31    24.84      975      980    40.1     50,718   50,948   2,086
      Mechanical engineering technicians..............................   21.81    20.17      875      807    40.1     45,387   41,756   2,081
    Surveying and mapping technicians.................................   30.06    31.73    1,202    1,269    40.0     62,520   66,000   2,080

  Life, physical, and social science occupations......................   32.05    28.02    1,276    1,115    39.8     66,148   57,780   2,064
    Life scientists...................................................   34.70    30.52    1,355    1,184    39.0     70,388   61,589   2,029
      Agricultural and food scientists................................   38.57    39.92    1,515    1,462    39.3     78,784   76,049   2,043
        Food scientists and technologists.............................   36.53    39.92    1,429    1,462    39.1     74,301   76,049   2,034
      Biological scientists...........................................   35.01    33.90    1,366    1,352    39.0     70,910   70,307   2,025
        Biochemists and biophysicists.................................   37.36    38.11    1,444    1,429    38.6     75,065   74,305   2,009
        Microbiologists...............................................   29.19    27.67    1,180    1,176    40.4     61,369   61,142   2,102
      Medical scientists..............................................   33.93    25.83    1,333    1,026    39.3     69,318   53,331   2,043
    Physical scientists...............................................   39.25    35.34    1,583    1,414    40.3     81,919   72,700   2,087
      Astronomers and physicists......................................   47.92    46.00    1,903    1,838    39.7     98,938   95,576   2,065
        Physicists....................................................   47.92    46.00    1,903    1,838    39.7     98,938   95,576   2,065
      Chemists and materials scientists...............................   38.21    32.42    1,542    1,297    40.4     80,166   67,442   2,098
        Chemists......................................................   37.54    31.13    1,520    1,245    40.5     79,031   64,744   2,105
        Materials scientists..........................................   39.96    36.75    1,598    1,470    40.0     83,113   76,440   2,080
      Environmental scientists and geoscientists......................   38.77    34.00    1,613    1,414    41.6     83,866   73,503   2,163
        Environmental scientists and specialists, including health....   37.39    34.00    1,566    1,414    41.9     81,456   73,503   2,179
        Geoscientists, except hydrologists and geographers............   53.62    39.00    2,145    1,560    40.0    111,524   81,120   2,080
    Economists........................................................   33.03    25.24    1,450    1,192    43.9     75,386   62,005   2,282
    Market and survey researchers.....................................   37.21    32.19    1,537    1,327    41.3     79,909   69,002   2,148
      Market research analysts........................................   37.22    32.19    1,537    1,327    41.3     79,937   69,002   2,148
    Psychologists.....................................................   27.87    20.43    1,074      827    38.5     54,074   43,407   1,940
      Clinical, counseling, and school psychologists..................   29.48    21.20    1,130      848    38.3     56,678   44,092   1,923
    Miscellaneous social scientists and related workers...............   38.73    33.85    1,490    1,212    38.5     77,499   63,027   2,001
    Agricultural and food science technicians.........................   21.82    20.38      867      815    39.7     45,075   42,386   2,066
    Biological technicians............................................   20.41    18.99      806      760    39.5     41,935   39,503   2,054
    Chemical technicians..............................................   22.10    22.23      880      889    39.8     45,687   46,247   2,067
    Nuclear technicians...............................................   34.83    34.68    1,393    1,387    40.0     72,448   72,134   2,080
    Miscellaneous life, physical, and social science technicians......   22.90    21.38      914      860    39.9     47,396   44,720   2,070
      Environmental science and protection technicians, including
         health.......................................................   27.25    30.59    1,090    1,224    40.0     56,686   63,627   2,080

  Community and social services occupations...........................   18.21    16.79      711      655    39.1     36,815   34,000   2,022
    Counselors........................................................   17.94    17.16      701      673    39.1     36,275   34,999   2,022
      Substance abuse and behavioral disorder counselors..............   16.54    15.91      652      635    39.4     33,898   33,008   2,049
      Educational, vocational, and school counselors..................   18.77    17.11      727      673    38.8     37,466   34,999   1,996
      Mental health counselors........................................   19.50    18.60      768      721    39.4     39,926   37,502   2,047
      Rehabilitation counselors.......................................   15.84    17.16      621      666    39.2     32,306   34,632   2,039
    Social workers....................................................   20.37    18.87      794      735    39.0     41,122   38,189   2,019
      Child, family, and school social workers........................   18.04    17.30      690      673    38.2     35,383   34,944   1,961
      Medical and public health social workers........................   24.87    24.78      968      971    38.9     50,318   50,502   2,023
      Mental health and substance abuse social workers................   17.57    16.54      701      661    39.9     36,426   34,353   2,073
    Miscellaneous community and social service specialists............   14.29    12.88      562      515    39.3     29,038   26,790   2,032
      Social and human service assistants.............................   12.32    12.50      484      498    39.3     24,973   25,126   2,026
    Clergy............................................................   20.15    21.28      766      695    38.0     39,851   36,131   1,977

  Legal occupations...................................................   59.01    53.36    2,365    2,212    40.1    122,803  115,003   2,081
    Lawyers...........................................................   74.21    69.97    3,030    2,890    40.8    157,551  150,274   2,123
    Paralegals and legal assistants...................................   28.79    27.79    1,103    1,081    38.3     57,346   56,200   1,992
    Miscellaneous legal support workers...............................   23.95    21.45      953      858    39.8     48,576   44,620   2,028
      Title examiners, abstractors, and searchers.....................   25.56    25.51    1,023    1,020    40.0     53,170   53,052   2,080

  Education, training, and library occupations........................   35.95    31.04    1,386    1,216    38.6     60,735   52,911   1,689
    Postsecondary teachers............................................   48.81    40.68    1,904    1,617    39.0     79,250   66,023   1,624
      Business teachers, postsecondary................................   58.72    54.52    2,241    2,060    38.2     86,955   79,472   1,481
      Math and computer teachers, postsecondary.......................   43.37    41.24    1,673    1,566    38.6     64,816   58,931   1,494
        Computer science teachers, postsecondary......................   39.96    37.28    1,459    1,364    36.5     63,250   56,124   1,583
        Mathematical science teachers, postsecondary..................   44.39    41.49    1,741    1,577    39.2     65,247   60,101   1,470
      Engineering and architecture teachers, postsecondary............   73.87    80.94    2,886    3,103    39.1    109,102  113,527   1,477
        Engineering teachers, postsecondary...........................   73.73    80.94    2,878    3,103    39.0    109,356  116,150   1,483
      Life sciences teachers, postsecondary...........................   53.91    46.19    2,263    1,939    42.0    103,444   96,075   1,919
        Biological science teachers, postsecondary....................   53.91    46.19    2,263    1,939    42.0    103,444   96,075   1,919
      Physical sciences teachers, postsecondary.......................   56.26    51.88    2,141    2,045    38.1     87,073   83,597   1,548
        Chemistry teachers, postsecondary.............................   55.58    51.66    2,069    1,860    37.2     77,574   68,976   1,396
        Physics teachers, postsecondary...............................   62.60    53.56    2,430    2,142    38.8    107,096  109,950   1,711
      Social sciences teachers, postsecondary.........................   46.57    40.64    1,770    1,622    38.0     70,522   65,035   1,514
        Economics teachers, postsecondary.............................   59.91    56.39    2,168    2,115    36.2     77,639   76,141   1,296
        Political science teachers, postsecondary.....................   41.74    41.95    1,645    1,678    39.4     78,067   84,350   1,871
        Psychology teachers, postsecondary............................   46.47    42.74    1,790    1,611    38.5     71,052   66,390   1,529
        Sociology teachers, postsecondary.............................   49.78    39.47    1,877    1,579    37.7     71,626   62,000   1,439
      Health teachers, postsecondary..................................   63.61    56.87    2,519    2,121    39.6    110,756   79,892   1,741
        Health specialties teachers, postsecondary....................   76.09    70.20    3,021    2,636    39.7    128,990  100,313   1,695
        Nursing instructors and teachers, postsecondary...............   33.20    31.24    1,307    1,250    39.4     61,887   59,987   1,864
      Education and library science teachers, postsecondary...........   41.03    39.48    1,594    1,579    38.8     59,727   56,856   1,456
        Education teachers, postsecondary.............................   41.03    39.48    1,594    1,579    38.8     59,727   56,856   1,456
      Law, criminal justice, and social work teachers, postsecondary..   60.83    58.66    2,342    2,469    38.5     97,435   95,585   1,602
        Law teachers, postsecondary...................................   81.51    79.28    3,211    3,082    39.4    125,731  130,071   1,542
      Arts, communications, and humanities teachers, postsecondary....   41.47    40.23    1,599    1,575    38.6     62,713   58,216   1,512
        Art, drama, and music teachers, postsecondary.................   39.20    40.43    1,524    1,617    38.9     59,440   58,216   1,516
        Communications teachers, postsecondary........................   41.23    25.02    1,597    1,094    38.7     60,756   45,000   1,473
        English language and literature teachers, postsecondary.......   43.41    39.38    1,660    1,575    38.3     66,722   63,817   1,537
        Foreign language and literature teachers, postsecondary.......   49.04    48.04    1,801    1,711    36.7     68,370   62,683   1,394
        History teachers, postsecondary...............................   39.90    32.33    1,586    1,436    39.7     61,059   56,000   1,530
        Philosophy and religion teachers, postsecondary...............   40.27    38.28    1,555    1,511    38.6     62,121   59,442   1,542
      Miscellaneous postsecondary teachers............................   39.77    32.73    1,541    1,309    38.7     69,295   58,645   1,742
        Recreation and fitness studies teachers, postsecondary........   30.00    30.10    1,190    1,204    39.7     49,425   51,774   1,647
        Vocational education teachers, postsecondary..................   22.32    18.00      848      729    38.0     43,514   39,437   1,949
    Primary, secondary, and special education school teachers.........   25.51    23.62      978      894    38.3     40,175   37,963   1,575
      Preschool and kindergarten teachers.............................   13.95    13.10      533      495    38.2     25,473   21,840   1,826
        Preschool teachers, except special education..................   13.88    13.00      530      490    38.2     25,310   21,578   1,823
      Elementary and middle school teachers...........................   27.74    27.43    1,079    1,047    38.9     41,605   39,501   1,500
        Elementary school teachers, except special education..........   25.55    24.17      993      941    38.9     38,817   36,026   1,519
        Middle school teachers, except special and vocational
           education..................................................   31.03    30.49    1,208    1,178    38.9     45,657   44,342   1,471
      Secondary school teachers.......................................   33.66    32.28    1,295    1,225    38.5     49,268   47,418   1,464
        Secondary school teachers, except special and vocational
           education..................................................   34.48    32.32    1,325    1,236    38.4     49,808   48,101   1,444
      Special education teachers......................................   25.98    23.85      961      917    37.0     40,585   39,353   1,562
        Special education teachers, preschool, kindergarten, and
           elementary school..........................................   23.41    23.85      891      898    38.1     38,225   39,353   1,633
        Special education teachers, secondary school..................   33.76    48.38    1,138    1,677    33.7     45,959   60,385   1,362
    Other teachers and instructors....................................   33.48    31.20    1,287    1,248    38.4     62,852   57,389   1,877
    Librarians........................................................   32.70    28.22    1,216    1,067    37.2     62,155   55,203   1,901
    Library technicians...............................................   18.87    16.01      733      634    38.8     37,839   32,989   2,006
    Instructional coordinators........................................   25.63    20.43      997      923    38.9     51,543   48,001   2,011
    Teacher assistants................................................   10.91    10.35      423      414    38.7     20,543   21,239   1,883

  Arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media occupations..........   29.39    24.93    1,159      985    39.4     59,336   49,999   2,019
    Artists and related workers.......................................   28.80    26.20    1,169      970    40.6     60,606   50,443   2,105
      Art directors...................................................   34.07    32.83    1,384    1,313    40.6     71,959   68,276   2,112
      Multi-media artists and animators...............................   29.49    23.35    1,231      970    41.7     64,000   50,443   2,170
    Designers.........................................................   25.94    23.81    1,029      928    39.7     53,511   48,256   2,063
      Commercial and industrial designers.............................   36.05    38.03    1,442    1,521    40.0     74,985   79,092   2,080
      Graphic designers...............................................   22.77    20.82      899      833    39.5     46,744   43,299   2,053
      Interior designers..............................................   24.31    26.44      980    1,058    40.3     50,944   54,995   2,096
      Merchandise displayers and window trimmers......................   14.08    14.00      555      527    39.4     28,861   27,378   2,050
    Actors, producers, and directors..................................   36.74    34.95    1,485    1,375    40.4     77,077   69,000   2,098
      Producers and directors.........................................   37.17    34.95    1,503    1,398    40.4     78,002   71,481   2,098
    Athletes, coaches, umpires, and related workers...................   21.80    19.39      844      776    38.7     40,434   37,502   1,855
      Coaches and scouts..............................................   21.75    19.58      831      776    38.2     39,332   36,550   1,809
    Musicians, singers, and related workers...........................   40.33    40.21    1,536    1,470    38.1     63,288   50,280   1,569
      Musicians and singers...........................................   39.91    32.23    1,540    1,508    38.6     64,201   50,280   1,608
    Announcers........................................................   60.89    40.10    2,432    1,604    39.9    126,448   83,400   2,077
      Radio and television announcers.................................   60.89    40.10    2,432    1,604    39.9    126,448   83,400   2,077
    News analysts, reporters and correspondents.......................   43.91    29.80    1,689    1,227    38.5     87,585   63,804   1,995
      Reporters and correspondents....................................   35.62    28.03    1,365    1,143    38.3     70,791   59,114   1,987
    Public relations specialists......................................   28.15    25.98    1,111    1,023    39.5     57,742   53,200   2,052
    Writers and editors...............................................   28.47    26.44    1,116    1,040    39.2     57,701   53,510   2,027
      Editors.........................................................   27.95    23.74    1,080      945    38.6     56,138   49,117   2,009
      Technical writers...............................................   31.21    30.33    1,256    1,213    40.3     65,331   63,086   2,093
      Writers and authors.............................................   21.97    17.54      867      702    39.5     42,296   36,400   1,925
    Miscellaneous media and communication workers.....................   21.89    21.29      877      852    40.1     45,599   44,283   2,083
    Broadcast and sound engineering technicians and radio operators...   26.03    21.66    1,010      854    38.8     52,541   44,426   2,018
      Audio and video equipment technicians...........................   24.94    21.27      999      851    40.0     51,926   44,235   2,082
      Broadcast technicians...........................................   26.02    25.43      976      896    37.5     50,758   46,571   1,951
    Photographers.....................................................   18.58    15.89      736      636    39.6     30,729   25,331   1,654
    Television, video, and motion picture camera operators and editors   24.75    21.30      990      852    40.0     51,480   44,308   2,080
      Camera operators, television, video, and motion picture.........   25.83    21.30    1,033      852    40.0     53,723   44,308   2,080

  Healthcare practitioner and technical occupations...................   30.00    25.96    1,173    1,008    39.1     60,974   52,401   2,033
    Dietitians and nutritionists......................................   25.11    24.34    1,004      956    40.0     52,226   49,691   2,080
    Pharmacists.......................................................   49.08    49.25    1,945    1,952    39.6    101,147  101,506   2,061
    Physicians and surgeons...........................................   86.03    69.11    3,382    2,661    39.3    175,882  138,362   2,044
      Family and general practitioners................................  139.91    79.33    5,514    3,173    39.4    286,751  165,006   2,050
      Internists, general.............................................   39.88    22.80    1,551      912    38.9     80,633   47,424   2,022
      Pediatricians, general..........................................   67.70    71.62    2,752    2,865    40.6    143,079  148,963   2,113
    Physician assistants..............................................   39.20    38.04    1,533    1,521    39.1     79,739   79,115   2,034
    Registered nurses.................................................   30.97    29.60    1,198    1,147    38.7     62,270   59,660   2,011
    Therapists........................................................   27.62    27.60    1,086    1,080    39.3     56,172   55,713   2,034
      Occupational therapists.........................................   27.85    28.21    1,105    1,128    39.7     57,468   58,677   2,064
      Physical therapists.............................................   32.68    32.76    1,285    1,266    39.3     66,314   65,618   2,029
      Radiation therapists............................................   33.78    35.54    1,330    1,422    39.4     69,139   73,923   2,046
      Recreational therapists.........................................   17.90    17.06      707      680    39.5     36,784   35,360   2,055
      Respiratory therapists..........................................   23.68    23.24      932      911    39.4     48,484   47,362   2,047
      Speech-language pathologists....................................   31.98    32.13    1,227    1,285    38.4     60,344   56,936   1,887
    Clinical laboratory technologists and technicians.................   19.89    18.67      790      737    39.7     41,068   38,314   2,065
      Medical and clinical laboratory technologists...................   24.56    24.24      977      962    39.8     50,779   50,003   2,067
      Medical and clinical laboratory technicians.....................   16.72    16.29      664      649    39.7     34,504   33,758   2,064
    Diagnostic related technologists and technicians..................   26.21    25.57    1,036    1,008    39.5     53,877   52,416   2,055
      Cardiovascular technologists and technicians....................   25.73    23.25    1,027      930    39.9     53,399   48,360   2,076
      Diagnostic medical sonographers.................................   31.86    32.14    1,246    1,244    39.1     64,813   64,667   2,034
      Nuclear medicine technologists..................................   32.82    35.92    1,313    1,437    40.0     68,274   74,714   2,080
      Radiologic technologists and technicians........................   25.15    25.12      992      999    39.5     51,608   51,929   2,052
    Emergency medical technicians and paramedics......................   16.16    14.09      652      577    40.3     33,882   29,994   2,097
    Health diagnosing and treating practitioner support technicians...   17.15    16.34      679      653    39.6     35,281   33,981   2,057
      Pharmacy technicians............................................   15.07    14.59      599      578    39.8     31,147   30,056   2,067
      Psychiatric technicians.........................................   13.25    12.62      520      502    39.2     27,032   26,125   2,041
      Respiratory therapy technicians.................................   22.46    21.43      886      849    39.5     46,089   44,158   2,052
      Surgical technologists..........................................   18.61    18.10      736      712    39.5     38,271   37,024   2,056
    Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses.................   19.13    18.54      744      728    38.9     38,687   37,877   2,023
    Medical records and health information technicians................   16.15    15.60      638      620    39.5     33,170   32,261   2,054
    Opticians, dispensing.............................................   17.44    14.50      687      558    39.4     35,734   28,991   2,049
    Miscellaneous health technologists and technicians................   19.02    16.69      758      668    39.9     39,430   34,715   2,073
    Occupational health and safety specialists and technicians........   26.26    28.18    1,063    1,127    40.5     55,270   58,604   2,105
      Occupational health and safety specialists......................   25.13    26.28    1,028    1,051    40.9     53,456   54,660   2,127
    Miscellaneous healthcare practitioner and technical workers.......   23.89    21.29      942      852    39.4     48,782   44,283   2,042

  Healthcare support occupations......................................   12.09    11.42      468      443    38.7     24,313   23,030   2,011
    Nursing, psychiatric, and home health aides.......................   11.35    10.88      435      420    38.3     22,616   21,840   1,993
      Home health aides...............................................   10.16    10.00      365      372    35.9     18,980   19,344   1,867
      Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants........................   11.59    11.16      450      432    38.8     23,388   22,459   2,017
      Psychiatric aides...............................................   11.20    10.28      439      411    39.3     22,852   21,382   2,041
    Occupational therapist assistants and aides.......................   14.43    14.18      576      567    39.9     29,972   29,501   2,077
      Occupational therapist assistants...............................   15.00    15.44      598      618    39.9     31,118   32,115   2,074
      Occupational therapist aides....................................   13.83    14.18      553      567    40.0     28,766   29,501   2,080
    Physical therapist assistants and aides...........................   15.42    14.04      614      558    39.8     31,915   29,037   2,070
      Physical therapist assistants...................................   19.29    19.76      765      790    39.7     39,797   41,101   2,063
      Physical therapist aides........................................   13.33    11.70      532      468    39.9     27,644   24,336   2,074
    Miscellaneous healthcare support occupations......................   14.01    13.52      557      540    39.7     28,944   28,080   2,065
      Medical assistants..............................................   14.27    13.90      567      552    39.7     29,489   28,714   2,066
      Medical equipment preparers.....................................   14.12    13.39      564      536    40.0     29,339   27,851   2,078
      Medical transcriptionists.......................................   15.47    14.81      615      592    39.7     31,969   30,784   2,066
      Pharmacy aides..................................................   16.17    16.48      647      652    40.0     33,624   33,904   2,079
      Veterinary assistants and laboratory animal caretakers..........   14.34    14.22      567      569    39.6     29,495   29,578   2,057

  Protective service occupations......................................   11.99    10.50      475      420    39.6     24,614   21,840   2,054
    Fire fighters.....................................................   21.24    22.80    1,061    1,158    50.0     55,174   60,216   2,598
    Police officers...................................................   19.23    20.06      767      802    39.9     39,871   41,725   2,073
      Police and sheriff's patrol officers............................   19.23    20.06      767      802    39.9     39,871   41,725   2,073
    Security guards and gaming surveillance officers..................   11.15    10.25      441      408    39.5     22,906   21,216   2,055
      Security guards.................................................   11.12    10.20      440      403    39.5     22,852   20,946   2,054
    Miscellaneous protective service workers..........................   14.18    12.74      504      378    35.5     20,956   15,600   1,478
      Lifeguards, ski patrol, and other recreational protective
         service workers..............................................   10.04    11.00      378      378    37.7     12,878   16,640   1,283

  Food preparation and serving related occupations....................    9.95     9.35      389      363    39.1     20,141   18,815   2,025
    First-line supervisors/managers, food preparation and serving
       workers........................................................   16.56    15.99      677      656    40.9     34,810   33,388   2,102
      Chefs and head cooks............................................   18.48    16.28      760      692    41.1     38,495   35,979   2,084
      First-line supervisors/managers of food preparation and serving
         workers......................................................   16.27    15.63      665      642    40.9     34,255   33,388   2,105
    Cooks.............................................................   12.02    11.37      471      454    39.2     24,460   23,596   2,035
      Cooks, fast food................................................   10.21     8.00      380      300    37.2     19,760   15,600   1,935
      Cooks, institution and cafeteria................................   12.47    12.00      490      480    39.3     25,468   24,877   2,042
      Cooks, restaurant...............................................   11.81    11.34      463      452    39.2     24,036   23,516   2,035
      Cooks, short order..............................................   10.86    11.00      418      414    38.5     21,741   21,528   2,002
    Food preparation workers..........................................   10.81    10.40      428      416    39.6     22,139   21,439   2,049
    Food service, tipped..............................................    6.15     5.76      237      230    38.6     12,308   11,985   2,001
      Bartenders......................................................    7.49     7.00      288      280    38.4     14,870   14,560   1,984
      Waiters and waitresses..........................................    5.40     5.50      208      220    38.5     10,790   11,438   1,998
      Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers......    7.66     7.85      299      300    39.0     15,475   15,600   2,020
    Fast food and counter workers.....................................   10.29     9.81      394      365    38.3     20,305   18,928   1,973
      Combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast
         food.........................................................   10.21     9.75      390      360    38.2     20,048   18,718   1,963
      Counter attendants, cafeteria, food concession, and coffee shop    10.62    10.15      414      387    39.0     21,364   20,093   2,012
    Food servers, nonrestaurant.......................................    9.40     8.82      365      340    38.8     18,958   17,687   2,017
    Dishwashers.......................................................    9.28     8.50      366      337    39.5     19,044   17,514   2,051
    Hosts and hostesses, restaurant, lounge, and coffee shop..........    9.59     8.77      373      336    39.0     19,421   17,487   2,026

  Building and grounds cleaning and maintenance occupations...........   11.69    10.46      462      412    39.5     23,915   21,362   2,046
    First-line supervisors/managers, building and grounds cleaning and
       maintenance workers............................................   18.45    19.69      741      788    40.2     38,535   40,955   2,089
      First-line supervisors/managers of housekeeping and janitorial
         workers......................................................   17.60    19.69      706      788    40.1     36,706   40,955   2,085
      First-line supervisors/managers of landscaping, lawn service,
         and groundskeeping workers...................................   29.48    19.62    1,213      814    41.1     63,075   42,311   2,140
    Building cleaning workers.........................................   11.12    10.15      439      400    39.4     22,760   20,800   2,046
      Janitors and cleaners, except maids and housekeeping cleaners...   11.68    10.64      462      425    39.6     24,025   22,092   2,057
      Maids and housekeeping cleaners.................................    9.70     8.70      379      341    39.1     19,632   17,722   2,025
    Grounds maintenance workers.......................................   10.85     9.79      427      377    39.3     21,657   19,110   1,995
      Landscaping and groundskeeping workers..........................   10.68     9.69      420      372    39.3     21,300   18,907   1,994

  Personal care and service occupations...............................   11.23     8.50      417      352    37.2     21,438   18,038   1,910
    First-line supervisors/managers of gaming workers.................   14.44    13.15      584      520    40.4     30,365   27,040   2,103
      Gaming supervisors..............................................   16.52    15.89      674      673    40.8     35,040   35,000   2,121
      Slot key persons................................................   11.41    11.21      456      448    40.0     23,710   23,317   2,078
    First-line supervisors/managers of personal service workers.......   16.55    15.22      674      596    40.7     34,406   30,900   2,078
    Nonfarm animal caretakers.........................................   11.88    11.36      464      454    39.0     24,109   23,629   2,030
    Gaming services workers...........................................    6.51     6.60      259      261    39.7     13,458   13,562   2,066
      Gaming dealers..................................................    6.40     6.53      254      255    39.8     13,227   13,250   2,067
    Ushers, lobby attendants, and ticket takers.......................   11.43     7.83      457      313    40.0     23,316   16,276   2,040
    Miscellaneous entertainment attendants and related workers........   10.02     9.74      393      373    39.3     18,013   17,160   1,798
      Amusement and recreation attendants.............................    9.61     8.54      377      330    39.3     16,495   16,455   1,716
      Locker room, coatroom, and dressing room attendants.............   10.89    10.05      427      402    39.2     22,218   20,904   2,040
    Baggage porters, bellhops, and concierges.........................    8.94     8.35      348      334    38.9     18,076   17,358   2,023
      Baggage porters and bellhops....................................    7.75     7.90      302      290    38.9     15,678   15,080   2,022
      Concierges......................................................   12.35    11.03      481      428    39.0     25,015   22,277   2,026
    Tour and travel guides............................................   11.69    10.50      464      424    39.7     20,765   19,365   1,776
      Tour guides and escorts.........................................   11.49     9.97      455      399    39.6     20,061   18,720   1,746
    Transportation attendants.........................................   34.00    37.59      704      683    20.7     36,533   35,516   1,074
      Flight attendants...............................................   37.04    37.59      717      683    19.4     37,308   35,516   1,007
      Transportation attendants, except flight attendants and baggage
         porters......................................................   12.74    11.80      508      468    39.9     25,675   23,587   2,016
    Child care workers................................................   10.59    10.36      417      410    39.4     21,451   21,332   2,026
    Personal and home care aides......................................    9.50     9.72      367      356    38.7     19,110   18,533   2,012
    Recreation and fitness workers....................................   12.05    11.57      477      440    39.6     19,681   20,869   1,633
      Recreation workers..............................................   12.12    11.74      481      480    39.7     19,472   20,869   1,607
    Residential advisors..............................................   11.01    10.40      440      416    40.0     22,437   21,632   2,037

  Sales and related occupations.......................................   20.73    13.70      826      540    39.9     42,901   28,063   2,070
    First-line supervisors/managers, sales workers....................   23.50    19.66      954      797    40.6     49,565   41,419   2,110
      First-line supervisors/managers of retail sales workers.........   19.86    17.61      806      712    40.6     41,919   37,024   2,111
      First-line supervisors/managers of non-retail sales workers.....   30.59    27.40    1,244    1,148    40.7     64,447   59,386   2,107
    Retail sales workers..............................................   12.84    11.17      509      442    39.6     26,429   22,963   2,058
      Cashiers, all workers...........................................   11.30    10.88      448      432    39.6     23,240   22,443   2,057
        Cashiers......................................................   11.10    10.40      439      414    39.6     22,787   21,466   2,053
        Gaming change persons and booth cashiers......................   12.32    13.24      493      530    40.0     25,620   27,535   2,079
      Counter and rental clerks and parts salespersons................   15.95    15.37      646      615    40.5     33,598   31,963   2,106
        Counter and rental clerks.....................................   13.74    12.08      545      483    39.6     28,325   25,126   2,062
        Parts salespersons............................................   18.04    16.70      746      683    41.3     38,768   35,497   2,150
      Retail salespersons.............................................   13.60    11.36      538      449    39.5     27,961   23,358   2,056
    Advertising sales agents..........................................   24.36    20.56      969      817    39.8     50,401   42,492   2,069
    Insurance sales agents............................................   23.08    19.95      933      785    40.4     48,509   40,800   2,102
    Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents......   68.38    43.27    2,729    1,723    39.9    141,925   89,619   2,076
    Travel agents.....................................................   12.99    12.63      520      505    40.0     27,019   26,270   2,080
    Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing................   33.98    31.05    1,383    1,276    40.7     71,903   66,346   2,116
      Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, technical
         and scientific products......................................   40.07    38.74    1,610    1,548    40.2     83,730   80,486   2,090
      Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, except
         technical and scientific products............................   31.42    25.72    1,286    1,041    40.9     66,850   54,130   2,127
    Models, demonstrators, and product promoters......................   16.69    14.21      667      568    40.0     34,690   29,557   2,079
      Demonstrators and product promoters.............................   16.69    14.21      667      568    40.0     34,690   29,557   2,079
    Real estate brokers and sales agents..............................   51.31    30.65    1,995    1,226    38.9    103,741   63,744   2,022
      Real estate sales agents........................................   59.43    30.65    2,323    1,226    39.1    120,779   63,744   2,032
    Sales engineers...................................................   35.61    32.59    1,496    1,346    42.0     77,800   70,000   2,185
    Telemarketers.....................................................   12.19    10.90      468      436    38.4     24,317   22,674   1,994
    Miscellaneous sales and related workers...........................   18.74    15.25      742      600    39.6     37,960   31,196   2,025

  Office and administrative support occupations.......................   15.96    14.83      632      587    39.6     32,828   30,499   2,056
    First-line supervisors/managers of office and administrative
       support workers................................................   24.39    23.27      973      917    39.9     50,553   47,694   2,073
    Switchboard operators, including answering service................   12.23    11.50      480      460    39.3     24,971   23,920   2,041
    Telephone operators...............................................   13.30    11.70      524      468    39.4     27,228   24,338   2,048
    Financial clerks..................................................   15.04    14.35      596      570    39.7     31,010   29,648   2,062
      Bill and account collectors.....................................   14.58    14.25      579      570    39.7     30,110   29,648   2,066
      Billing and posting clerks and machine operators................   14.76    14.20      585      558    39.6     30,412   29,037   2,060
      Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks....................   15.60    14.93      617      594    39.6     32,081   30,869   2,057
      Payroll and timekeeping clerks..................................   17.79    16.81      707      671    39.7     36,762   34,875   2,067
      Procurement clerks..............................................   16.52    16.61      660      664    40.0     34,334   34,545   2,078
      Tellers.........................................................   12.16    11.68      486      467    39.9     25,262   24,301   2,077
    Brokerage clerks..................................................   19.05    17.83      752      697    39.4     39,080   36,254   2,051
    Correspondence clerks.............................................   16.46    15.71      658      628    40.0     34,239   32,677   2,080
    Credit authorizers, checkers, and clerks..........................   14.86    13.96      594      558    40.0     30,897   29,037   2,080
    Customer service representatives..................................   15.67    14.54      622      581    39.7     32,344   30,160   2,065
    Eligibility interviewers, government programs.....................   16.56    16.00      660      640    39.8     34,297   33,286   2,071
    File clerks.......................................................   13.19    13.25      524      523    39.7     27,231   27,206   2,064
    Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks..............................   10.29    10.00      409      400    39.7     21,273   20,800   2,067
    Interviewers, except eligibility and loan.........................   13.83    13.21      544      528    39.3     28,289   27,468   2,046
    Library assistants, clerical......................................   14.83    15.39      565      599    38.1     28,163   29,939   1,899
    Loan interviewers and clerks......................................   16.58    15.19      661      605    39.9     34,377   31,434   2,073
    New accounts clerks...............................................   14.73    14.11      589      564    40.0     30,643   29,349   2,080
    Order clerks......................................................   15.05    14.23      599      569    39.8     30,987   29,598   2,059
    Human resources assistants, except payroll and timekeeping........   17.57    17.33      701      693    39.9     36,435   36,051   2,074
    Receptionists and information clerks..............................   13.31    12.50      525      499    39.4     27,147   25,917   2,039
    Reservation and transportation ticket agents and travel clerks....   14.11    13.83      553      536    39.2     28,757   27,891   2,038
    Cargo and freight agents..........................................   26.15    22.25    1,045      890    40.0     54,347   46,278   2,078
    Couriers and messengers...........................................   11.86    11.56      464      458    39.1     24,127   23,837   2,034
    Dispatchers.......................................................   19.17    17.50      773      700    40.3     40,080   36,123   2,090
      Police, fire, and ambulance dispatchers.........................   16.03    17.31      641      692    40.0     33,165   36,001   2,069
      Dispatchers, except police, fire, and ambulance.................   19.49    17.50      787      713    40.4     40,780   36,400   2,092
    Meter readers, utilities..........................................   19.69    18.29      788      731    40.0     40,959   38,033   2,080
    Production, planning, and expediting clerks.......................   20.23    19.84      807      794    39.9     41,962   41,276   2,074
    Shipping, receiving, and traffic clerks...........................   13.01    12.17      520      486    39.9     27,013   25,251   2,076
    Stock clerks and order fillers....................................   13.09    12.16      520      486    39.7     27,043   25,272   2,066
    Weighers, measurers, checkers, and samplers, recordkeeping........   15.44    15.19      617      608    40.0     32,107   31,595   2,080
    Secretaries and administrative assistants.........................   19.61    18.65      769      734    39.2     39,940   38,126   2,037
      Executive secretaries and administrative assistants.............   21.73    20.93      857      828    39.4     44,542   43,000   2,050
      Legal secretaries...............................................   27.77    28.30    1,035    1,047    37.3     53,837   54,421   1,939
      Medical secretaries.............................................   14.29    13.84      564      546    39.5     29,324   28,371   2,052
      Secretaries, except legal, medical, and executive...............   17.22    16.74      676      664    39.3     35,100   34,476   2,039
    Computer operators................................................   17.39    16.48      694      659    39.9     36,101   34,274   2,076
    Data entry and information processing workers.....................   13.99    12.92      553      516    39.6     28,683   26,834   2,050
      Data entry keyers...............................................   13.05    12.56      517      502    39.6     26,777   26,116   2,052
      Word processors and typists.....................................   18.03    16.37      707      655    39.2     36,752   34,039   2,039
    Desktop publishers................................................   19.77    17.25      767      698    38.8     39,866   36,275   2,016
    Insurance claims and policy processing clerks.....................   15.43    14.81      606      586    39.3     31,529   30,493   2,044
    Mail clerks and mail machine operators, except postal service.....   12.22    10.99      479      438    39.2     24,891   22,801   2,037
    Office clerks, general............................................   14.89    14.27      587      563    39.4     30,516   29,295   2,049
    Office machine operators, except computer.........................   12.13    11.48      479      457    39.5     24,450   23,429   2,015
    Proofreaders and copy markers.....................................   13.48    13.80      539      552    40.0     28,045   28,696   2,080
    Statistical assistants............................................   19.05    18.06      742      702    39.0     38,581   36,528   2,026

  Farming, fishing, and forestry occupations..........................   11.85     9.20      473      368    39.9     20,941   17,888   1,767
    Graders and sorters, agricultural products........................    9.85     8.60      392      344    39.8     19,710   17,888   2,000
    Miscellaneous agricultural workers................................    9.16     7.72      366      309    40.0     14,660   15,600   1,601

  Construction and extraction occupations.............................   22.67    20.65      905      826    39.9     46,504   42,328   2,052
    First-line supervisors/managers of construction trades and
       extraction workers.............................................   29.44    27.44    1,191    1,148    40.5     61,927   59,717   2,103
    Boilermakers......................................................   24.44    23.97      978      959    40.0     50,834   49,858   2,080
    Brickmasons, blockmasons, and stonemasons.........................   27.22    24.38    1,086      975    39.9     55,938   49,316   2,055
      Brickmasons and blockmasons.....................................   27.22    24.38    1,086      975    39.9     55,938   49,316   2,055
    Carpenters........................................................   22.28    20.25      877      810    39.3     44,718   41,600   2,007
    Cement masons, concrete finishers, and terrazzo workers...........   21.15    20.50      846      820    40.0     43,600   42,640   2,062
      Cement masons and concrete finishers............................   21.15    20.50      846      820    40.0     43,600   42,640   2,062
    Construction laborers.............................................   15.05    11.92      602      477    40.0     30,619   23,842   2,035
    Construction equipment operators..................................   20.87    18.80      833      752    39.9     42,997   39,104   2,060
      Paving, surfacing, and tamping equipment operators..............   15.07    13.66      595      547    39.5     30,937   28,421   2,053
      Operating engineers and other construction equipment operators..   22.05    20.00      882      800    40.0     45,470   41,600   2,062
    Drywall installers, ceiling tile installers, and tapers...........   23.18    21.00      927      840    40.0     47,605   43,645   2,053
      Drywall and ceiling tile installers.............................   23.92    22.00      957      880    40.0     49,053   44,720   2,050
      Tapers..........................................................   21.29    20.00      852      800    40.0     43,880   41,600   2,061
    Electricians......................................................   27.35    25.60    1,080    1,024    39.5     56,136   53,269   2,052
    Insulation workers................................................   18.50    19.89      740      796    40.0     38,490   41,371   2,080
    Painters and paperhangers.........................................   17.60    16.85      703      674    39.9     36,543   35,048   2,076
      Painters, construction and maintenance..........................   17.60    16.85      703      674    39.9     36,543   35,048   2,076
    Pipelayers, plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters...............   26.84    24.61    1,071      983    39.9     55,709   51,126   2,075
      Pipelayers......................................................   18.28    16.80      731      672    40.0     37,939   34,680   2,075
      Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters.........................   27.35    25.16    1,091    1,000    39.9     56,748   52,000   2,075
    Roofers...........................................................   16.56    15.04      662      602    40.0     26,577   23,400   1,605
    Sheet metal workers...............................................   20.44    17.91      818      716    40.0     40,889   36,400   2,000
    Structural iron and steel workers.................................   34.01    30.22    1,361    1,209    40.0     70,750   62,858   2,080
    Helpers, construction trades......................................   14.46    12.30      578      492    40.0     30,029   25,584   2,077
      Helpers--carpenters.............................................   15.20    12.35      608      494    40.0     31,072   25,688   2,045
      Helpers--electricians...........................................   11.50    12.00      460      480    40.0     23,928   24,960   2,080
      Helpers--pipelayers, plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters....   12.38    12.00      495      480    40.0     25,757   24,960   2,080
    Construction and building inspectors..............................   26.38    25.25    1,065    1,010    40.4     55,372   52,520   2,099
    Miscellaneous construction and related workers....................   20.25    20.45      805      818    39.8     41,400   42,536   2,044
    Derrick, rotary drill, and service unit operators, oil, gas, and
       mining.........................................................   20.60    20.00      824      800    40.0     42,855   41,600   2,080
    Mining machine operators..........................................   19.71    19.91      788      796    40.0     40,999   41,415   2,080

  Installation, maintenance, and repair occupations...................   22.40    21.48      896      859    40.0     46,595   44,678   2,080
    First-line supervisors/managers of mechanics, installers, and
       repairers......................................................   27.27    26.30    1,096    1,063    40.2     57,004   55,297   2,090
    Computer, automated teller, and office machine repairers..........   19.54    18.81      784      752    40.1     40,760   39,119   2,086
    Radio and telecommunications equipment installers and repairers...   28.30    28.95    1,132    1,158    40.0     58,862   60,216   2,080
      Telecommunications equipment installers and repairers, except
         line installers..............................................   28.30    28.95    1,132    1,158    40.0     58,862   60,216   2,080
    Miscellaneous electrical and electronic equipment mechanics,
       installers, and repairers......................................   21.78    22.18      870      887    40.0     45,246   46,130   2,077
      Avionics technicians............................................   22.81    24.00      912      960    40.0     47,442   49,920   2,080
      Electrical and electronics installers and repairers,
         transportation equipment.....................................   23.08    23.32      923      933    40.0     48,010   48,506   2,080
      Electrical and electronics repairers, commercial and industrial
         equipment....................................................   23.84    25.69      952    1,028    39.9     49,467   53,435   2,075
      Electrical and electronics repairers, powerhouse, substation,
         and relay....................................................   27.21    27.69    1,088    1,108    40.0     56,556   57,591   2,079
      Electronic home entertainment equipment installers and repairers   13.99    13.12      560      525    40.0     29,098   27,279   2,080
      Security and fire alarm systems installers......................   19.06    19.00      763      760    40.0     39,652   39,520   2,080
    Aircraft mechanics and service technicians........................   28.01    27.10    1,120    1,084    40.0     58,252   56,368   2,080
    Automotive technicians and repairers..............................   20.75    18.50      844      760    40.7     43,914   39,520   2,117
      Automotive body and related repairers...........................   17.30    17.00      705      680    40.7     36,638   35,360   2,118
      Automotive service technicians and mechanics....................   21.68    20.00      882      800    40.7     45,881   41,600   2,116
    Bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists.............   20.85    19.50      834      780    40.0     43,387   40,560   2,081
    Heavy vehicle and mobile equipment service technicians and
       mechanics......................................................   22.16    21.11      886      844    40.0     46,088   43,909   2,079
      Mobile heavy equipment mechanics, except engines................   21.76    20.56      870      822    40.0     45,239   42,765   2,079
    Miscellaneous vehicle and mobile equipment mechanic, installers,
       and repairers..................................................   11.54    10.28      462      411    40.0     24,009   21,382   2,081
      Tire repairers and changers.....................................   10.78    10.00      432      400    40.0     22,441   20,800   2,081
    Control and valve installers and repairers........................   26.31    26.58    1,051    1,063    39.9     54,646   55,286   2,077
      Control and valve installers and repairers, except mechanical
         door.........................................................   26.31    26.58    1,051    1,063    39.9     54,646   55,286   2,077
    Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and
       installers.....................................................   23.50    22.00      938      880    39.9     48,769   45,760   2,075
    Home appliance repairers..........................................   22.99    20.73      920      829    40.0     47,815   43,120   2,080
    Industrial machinery installation, repair, and maintenance workers   21.01    20.22      838      807    39.9     43,572   41,968   2,074
      Industrial machinery mechanics..................................   22.87    21.73      911      868    39.9     47,361   45,094   2,071
      Maintenance and repair workers, general.........................   19.58    18.31      780      732    39.9     40,562   38,081   2,072
      Maintenance workers, machinery..................................   17.87    16.00      716      643    40.1     37,207   33,446   2,082
      Millwrights.....................................................   23.81    24.45      952      978    40.0     49,438   50,856   2,076
      Refractory materials repairers, except brickmasons..............   19.96    20.14      799      806    40.0     41,522   41,891   2,080
    Line installers and repairers.....................................   26.17    27.48    1,047    1,099    40.0     54,436   57,148   2,080
      Electrical power-line installers and repairers..................   27.52    28.61    1,101    1,144    40.0     57,239   59,509   2,080
      Telecommunications line installers and repairers................   24.73    25.78      989    1,031    40.0     51,445   53,622   2,080
    Precision instrument and equipment repairers......................   23.98    24.42      956      977    39.9     49,711   50,794   2,073
      Medical equipment repairers.....................................   25.51    27.69    1,020    1,107    40.0     53,056   57,585   2,080
    Miscellaneous installation, maintenance, and repair workers.......   16.95    15.02      677      601    40.0     35,191   31,242   2,076
      Coin, vending, and amusement machine servicers and repairers....   14.85    14.33      591      573    39.8     30,728   29,806   2,069
      Manufactured building and mobile home installers................   12.31    11.00      492      440    40.0     25,606   22,880   2,080
      Riggers.........................................................   12.84    11.17      514      447    40.0     26,713   23,234   2,080
      Helpers--installation, maintenance, and repair workers..........   12.97    12.27      519      491    40.0     26,932   25,522   2,076

  Production occupations..............................................   16.47    14.88      657      594    39.9     34,098   30,805   2,070
    First-line supervisors/managers of production and operating
       workers........................................................   25.11    23.99    1,019      989    40.6     52,993   51,418   2,110
    Aircraft structure, surfaces, rigging, and systems assemblers.....   23.39    23.75      936      950    40.0     48,555   49,358   2,076
    Electrical, electronics, and electromechanical assemblers.........   14.18    12.99      566      515    39.9     29,419   26,790   2,075
      Coil winders, tapers, and finishers.............................   13.62    12.38      511      449    37.5     26,548   23,369   1,949
      Electrical and electronic equipment assemblers..................   14.01    12.66      560      506    40.0     29,135   26,335   2,079
      Electromechanical equipment assemblers..........................   14.66    14.02      586      561    40.0     30,471   29,153   2,078
    Engine and other machine assemblers...............................   19.77    19.07      789      763    39.9     41,026   39,664   2,075
    Structural metal fabricators and fitters..........................   18.06    15.51      718      622    39.7     36,977   32,448   2,048
    Miscellaneous assemblers and fabricators..........................   17.10    14.79      682      587    39.9     35,417   30,462   2,072
      Team assemblers.................................................   19.46    16.82      775      649    39.8     40,233   33,738   2,067
    Bakers............................................................   15.30    13.21      607      521    39.6     31,544   27,082   2,061
    Butchers and other meat, poultry, and fish processing workers.....   11.87    11.01      472      440    39.8     24,558   22,903   2,069
      Butchers and meat cutters.......................................   17.53    17.37      688      682    39.3     35,799   35,462   2,042
      Meat, poultry, and fish cutters and trimmers....................    9.24     9.45      370      378    40.0     19,230   19,656   2,080
      Slaughterers and meat packers...................................   11.53    11.65      460      466    39.9     23,920   24,232   2,074
    Miscellaneous food processing workers.............................   13.90    14.00      555      554    39.9     28,871   28,808   2,076
      Food and tobacco roasting, baking, and drying machine operators
         and tenders..................................................   13.49    13.50      539      540    40.0     28,050   28,080   2,080
      Food batchmakers................................................   14.59    14.61      583      580    39.9     30,302   30,160   2,077
      Food cooking machine operators and tenders......................   12.54    11.45      500      454    39.9     25,997   23,608   2,073
    Computer control programmers and operators........................   17.83    17.05      713      682    40.0     37,071   35,464   2,079
      Computer-controlled machine tool operators, metal and plastic...   16.60    16.63      664      665    40.0     34,519   34,590   2,079
      Numerical tool and process control programmers..................   25.17    23.50    1,007      940    40.0     52,349   48,880   2,080
    Forming machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic   15.71    15.50      621      605    39.5     32,240   31,470   2,052
      Extruding and drawing machine setters, operators, and tenders,
         metal and plastic............................................   14.66    14.79      578      579    39.4     30,034   30,098   2,049
      Forging machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and
         plastic......................................................   14.56    12.77      582      511    40.0     30,036   26,000   2,063
      Rolling machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and
         plastic......................................................   18.44    18.17      728      663    39.5     37,810   34,470   2,050
    Machine tool cutting setters, operators, and tenders, metal and
       plastic........................................................   15.57    14.43      621      572    39.9     32,268   29,744   2,073
      Cutting, punching, and press machine setters, operators, and
         tenders, metal and plastic...................................   15.15    13.75      603      550    39.8     31,341   28,600   2,068
      Drilling and boring machine tool setters, operators, and
         tenders, metal and plastic...................................   17.92    16.96      717      678    40.0     37,266   35,277   2,080
      Grinding, lapping, polishing, and buffing machine tool setters,
         operators, and tenders, metal and plastic....................   14.27    13.47      570      539    39.9     29,619   28,009   2,076
      Lathe and turning machine tool setters, operators, and tenders,
         metal and plastic............................................   17.67    17.58      707      703    40.0     36,748   36,566   2,080
      Milling and planing machine setters, operators, and tenders,
         metal and plastic............................................   17.19    18.05      688      722    40.0     35,712   37,544   2,077
    Machinists........................................................   21.99    21.13      878      845    39.9     45,654   43,948   2,076
    Metal furnace and kiln operators and tenders......................   18.07    17.19      721      684    39.9     37,301   35,568   2,064
      Metal-refining furnace operators and tenders....................   18.59    18.22      742      729    39.9     38,526   37,900   2,072
      Pourers and casters, metal......................................   16.88    17.10      672      684    39.8     34,520   35,568   2,045
    Model makers and patternmakers, metal and plastic.................   24.12    24.62      965      985    40.0     49,823   51,210   2,065
      Model makers, metal and plastic.................................   25.81    27.29    1,033    1,092    40.0     53,265   56,008   2,063
      Patternmakers, metal and plastic................................   18.52    13.53      741      541    40.0     38,368   28,142   2,072
    Molders and molding machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal
       and plastic....................................................   13.54    12.37      541      495    39.9     28,106   25,688   2,076
      Foundry mold and coremakers.....................................   16.82    15.05      673      602    40.0     34,994   31,304   2,080
      Molding, coremaking, and casting machine setters, operators, and
         tenders, metal and plastic...................................   13.33    12.25      533      490    39.9     27,677   25,480   2,076
    Multiple machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and
       plastic........................................................   17.91    17.20      716      688    40.0     37,222   35,693   2,078
    Tool and die makers...............................................   25.43    25.34    1,016    1,014    39.9     52,809   52,312   2,076
    Welding, soldering, and brazing workers...........................   17.79    17.08      709      682    39.8     36,821   35,464   2,069
      Welders, cutters, solderers, and brazers........................   18.15    17.50      725      700    39.9     37,667   36,296   2,075
      Welding, soldering, and brazing machine setters, operators, and
         tenders......................................................   16.46    15.75      650      600    39.5     33,702   31,034   2,048
    Miscellaneous metalworkers and plastic workers....................   15.71    15.00      628      600    40.0     32,621   31,200   2,076
      Heat treating equipment setters, operators, and tenders, metal
         and plastic..................................................   17.12    17.09      684      684    40.0     35,430   35,545   2,069
      Lay-out workers, metal and plastic..............................   17.64    17.00      706      680    40.0     36,696   35,360   2,080
      Plating and coating machine setters, operators, and tenders,
         metal and plastic............................................   17.04    15.93      679      613    39.8     35,270   31,891   2,069
      Tool grinders, filers, and sharpeners...........................   17.75    16.90      719      676    40.5     37,375   35,152   2,106
    Bookbinders and bindery workers...................................   16.21    16.58      621      658    38.3     32,155   34,201   1,983
      Bindery workers.................................................   16.22    16.58      622      658    38.3     32,319   34,201   1,993
    Printers..........................................................   17.28    17.50      680      696    39.4     35,352   36,177   2,046
      Job printers....................................................   17.80    18.74      697      736    39.1     36,235   38,273   2,036
      Prepress technicians and workers................................   17.94    17.54      698      650    38.9     36,300   33,800   2,023
      Printing machine operators......................................   17.05    17.40      673      696    39.5     35,004   35,984   2,053
    Laundry and dry-cleaning workers..................................    9.72     9.00      384      358    39.5     19,970   18,616   2,055
    Pressers, textile, garment, and related materials.................    9.88     9.85      391      381    39.6     20,277   19,835   2,053
    Sewing machine operators..........................................   12.16    12.00      483      472    39.7     25,023   24,205   2,058
    Tailors, dressmakers, and sewers..................................   14.29    11.56      556      468    38.9     28,938   24,334   2,024
      Tailors, dressmakers, and custom sewers.........................   14.68    11.70      570      513    38.8     29,621   26,676   2,018
    Textile machine setters, operators, and tenders...................   12.92    12.10      515      484    39.9     26,767   25,147   2,072
      Textile bleaching and dyeing machine operators and tenders......   12.04    11.82      482      473    40.0     25,050   24,586   2,080
      Textile cutting machine setters, operators, and tenders.........   13.83    12.02      553      481    40.0     28,775   25,002   2,080
      Textile knitting and weaving machine setters, operators, and
         tenders......................................................   13.54    12.96      542      518    40.0     28,166   26,957   2,080
      Textile winding, twisting, and drawing out machine setters,
         operators, and tenders.......................................   12.33    11.79      490      472    39.7     25,441   24,523   2,064
    Miscellaneous textile, apparel, and furnishings workers...........   13.45    11.47      535      459    39.8     27,782   23,851   2,065
      Extruding and forming machine setters, operators, and tenders,
         synthetic and glass fibers...................................   15.95    16.80      627      638    39.3     32,629   33,197   2,045
      Upholsterers....................................................   17.09    15.45      679      618    39.7     35,313   32,136   2,067
    Cabinetmakers and bench carpenters................................   15.42    14.80      607      592    39.4     31,157   30,784   2,021
    Furniture finishers...............................................   13.26    12.39      530      496    40.0     27,576   25,771   2,080
    Woodworking machine setters, operators, and tenders...............   12.98    13.05      519      522    40.0     26,872   27,061   2,070
      Sawing machine setters, operators, and tenders, wood............   12.07    12.15      483      486    40.0     24,848   25,272   2,058
      Woodworking machine setters, operators, and tenders, except
         sawing.......................................................   13.65    13.88      546      555    40.0     28,378   28,850   2,079
    Power plant operators, distributors, and dispatchers..............   30.37    31.15    1,215    1,246    40.0     63,194   64,792   2,081
      Power distributors and dispatchers..............................   35.75    35.26    1,440    1,410    40.3     74,886   73,341   2,095
      Power plant operators...........................................   27.75    27.60    1,110    1,104    40.0     57,711   57,414   2,080
    Stationary engineers and boiler operators.........................   25.91    27.13    1,022    1,086    39.4     53,140   56,472   2,051
    Water and liquid waste treatment plant and system operators.......   26.73    27.45    1,069    1,098    40.0     55,595   57,090   2,080
    Miscellaneous plant and system operators..........................   25.37    25.62    1,009    1,008    39.8     52,464   52,416   2,068
      Chemical plant and system operators.............................   24.55    25.20      970    1,005    39.5     50,427   52,249   2,054
      Petroleum pump system operators, refinery operators, and gaugers   28.69    29.10    1,146    1,164    39.9     59,597   60,528   2,077
    Chemical processing machine setters, operators, and tenders.......   20.34    20.77      811      831    39.9     42,134   43,206   2,072
      Chemical equipment operators and tenders........................   18.77    19.53      746      770    39.7     38,759   40,019   2,065
      Separating, filtering, clarifying, precipitating, and still
         machine setters, operators, and tenders......................   21.56    23.78      861      951    39.9     44,792   49,462   2,077
    Crushing, grinding, polishing, mixing, and blending workers.......   17.28    17.00      689      680    39.9     35,811   35,360   2,073
      Crushing, grinding, and polishing machine setters, operators,
         and tenders..................................................   18.86    17.30      754      692    40.0     39,203   35,984   2,078
      Grinding and polishing workers, hand............................   13.50    13.16      540      526    40.0     28,078   27,362   2,080
      Mixing and blending machine setters, operators, and tenders.....   18.07    18.04      719      722    39.8     37,404   37,523   2,070
    Cutting workers...................................................   13.82    13.63      552      545    40.0     27,957   28,246   2,024
      Cutters and trimmers, hand......................................   12.53    11.74      498      456    39.8     25,765   23,046   2,057
      Cutting and slicing machine setters, operators, and tenders.....   14.36    14.46      575      578    40.1     28,862   29,474   2,010
    Extruding, forming, pressing, and compacting machine setters,
       operators, and tenders.........................................   14.53    13.56      579      544    39.9     30,120   28,267   2,073
    Furnace, kiln, oven, drier, and kettle operators and tenders......   16.07    13.42      643      537    40.0     33,419   27,916   2,080
    Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers..............   16.58    15.10      660      598    39.8     34,296   31,096   2,068
    Medical, dental, and ophthalmic laboratory technicians............   14.36    14.50      575      580    40.0     29,875   30,160   2,080
      Ophthalmic laboratory technicians...............................   14.10    14.14      564      566    40.0     29,338   29,411   2,080
    Packaging and filling machine operators and tenders...............   15.53    14.92      620      594    39.9     32,224   30,909   2,075
    Painting workers..................................................   15.88    15.00      634      600    39.9     32,991   31,200   2,077
      Coating, painting, and spraying machine setters, operators, and
         tenders......................................................   14.73    13.92      588      557    39.9     30,557   28,954   2,074
      Painters, transportation equipment..............................   19.83    19.00      795      760    40.1     41,332   39,520   2,084
      Painting, coating, and decorating workers.......................   13.22    13.55      529      542    40.0     27,505   28,184   2,080
    Photographic process workers and processing machine operators.....   16.35    13.05      615      522    37.6     31,423   27,140   1,922
      Photographic processing machine operators.......................   12.12    13.05      464      459    38.3     23,834   23,878   1,966
    Semiconductor processors..........................................   16.36    16.00      653      639    39.9     33,952   33,220   2,076
    Miscellaneous production workers..................................   14.29    12.49      569      500    39.8     29,437   25,709   2,060
      Cementing and gluing machine operators and tenders..............   13.21    11.75      528      470    40.0     27,472   24,440   2,080
      Cleaning, washing, and metal pickling equipment operators and
         tenders......................................................   22.02    21.61      881      864    40.0     45,800   44,949   2,080
      Molders, shapers, and casters, except metal and plastic.........   15.17    14.86      607      594    40.0     31,558   30,909   2,080
      Paper goods machine setters, operators, and tenders.............   17.30    16.98      691      667    39.9     35,937   34,694   2,077
      Tire builders...................................................   17.38    19.22      695      769    40.0     36,158   39,978   2,080
      Helpers--production workers.....................................   12.12    11.36      481      449    39.7     24,949   23,205   2,059

  Transportation and material moving occupations......................   17.17    14.55      687      584    40.0     35,594   30,285   2,073
    First-line supervisors/managers of helpers, laborers, and material
       movers, hand...................................................   21.49    21.57      880      874    41.0     45,765   45,452   2,129
    First-line supervisors/managers of transportation and
       material-moving machine and vehicle operators..................   25.55    25.72    1,050    1,042    41.1     54,617   54,174   2,138
    Aircraft pilots and flight engineers..............................  114.45   117.17    2,433    2,495    21.3    126,511  129,715   1,105
      Airline pilots, copilots, and flight engineers..................  118.31   123.03    2,452    2,524    20.7    127,510  131,259   1,078
    Bus drivers.......................................................   16.17    16.29      634      644    39.2     32,303   31,200   1,997
      Bus drivers, transit and intercity..............................   16.71    16.29      668      652    40.0     34,537   33,883   2,067
      Bus drivers, school.............................................   13.66    14.46      490      576    35.9     23,607   24,289   1,728
    Driver/sales workers and truck drivers............................   19.35    18.86      819      783    42.3     42,576   40,704   2,201
      Driver/sales workers............................................   17.28    17.03      717      717    41.5     37,275   37,301   2,158
      Truck drivers, heavy and tractor-trailer........................   19.51    19.09      849      799    43.5     44,122   41,523   2,262
      Truck drivers, light or delivery services.......................   19.35    18.50      780      732    40.3     40,571   38,056   2,097
    Taxi drivers and chauffeurs.......................................   12.15    11.00      476      440    39.2     24,628   22,880   2,028
    Railroad brake, signal, and switch operators......................   30.54    29.67    1,222    1,187    40.0     63,532   61,714   2,080
    Sailors and marine oilers.........................................   12.48    11.25      593      575    47.5     29,129   29,900   2,333
    Ship and boat captains and operators..............................   21.47    15.83    1,150      840    53.6     50,506   43,680   2,353
      Captains, mates, and pilots of water vessels....................   21.47    15.83    1,150      840    53.6     50,506   43,680   2,353
    Ship engineers....................................................   24.58    26.53    1,191    1,151    48.5     48,291   47,137   1,965
    Parking lot attendants............................................    7.95     8.00      316      308    39.7     16,418   16,008   2,066
    Service station attendants........................................    9.89     9.17      396      367    40.0     20,572   19,063   2,080
    Transportation inspectors.........................................   25.02    22.65    1,019      922    40.7     53,000   47,923   2,118
    Conveyor operators and tenders....................................   20.28    15.79      811      632    40.0     42,193   32,847   2,080
    Crane and tower operators.........................................   20.76    19.05      829      744    39.9     43,120   38,694   2,077
    Dredge, excavating, and loading machine operators.................   17.07    15.32      683      613    40.0     35,286   32,640   2,067
      Excavating and loading machine and dragline operators...........   16.59    15.25      664      610    40.0     34,289   31,200   2,067
    Industrial truck and tractor operators............................   15.01    13.95      599      556    39.9     30,918   28,912   2,060
    Laborers and material movers, hand................................   12.21    11.00      485      440    39.8     25,100   22,784   2,056
      Cleaners of vehicles and equipment..............................   12.04    10.91      483      436    40.1     24,989   22,693   2,076
      Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand..........   12.96    12.03      516      480    39.8     26,649   24,960   2,056
      Machine feeders and offbearers..................................   12.11    11.00      480      438    39.6     24,914   22,780   2,058
      Packers and packagers, hand.....................................   10.55     9.50      418      379    39.6     21,648   19,704   2,052
    Refuse and recyclable material collectors.........................   11.24     9.29      529      497    47.1     27,515   25,869   2,447
    Tank car, truck, and ship loaders.................................   22.55    24.37      952      975    42.2     47,130   50,690   2,090

  1 A classification system including about 800 individual occupations is used to cover all workers in the civilian economy. See appendix B
for more information.
  2 Earnings are the straight-time hourly wages or salaries paid to employees. They include incentive pay, cost-of-living adjustments, and
hazard pay. Excluded are premium pay for overtime, vacations, and holidays; nonproduction bonuses; and tips. The mean is computed by totaling
the pay of all workers and dividing by the number of workers, weighed by hours.
  3 Mean weekly earnings are the straight-time weekly wages or salaries paid to employees. Median weekly earnings designate position -
one-half of the earnings are paid the same as or more than the rate shown and half are paid the same as or less than the rate shown. Mean
weekly hours are the hours an employee is scheduled to work in a week, exclusive of overtime.
  4 Mean annual earnings are the straight-time annual wages or salaries paid to employees. Median annual earnings designate position -
one-half of the earnings are paid the same as or more than the rate shown and half are paid the same as or less than the rate shown. Mean
annual hours are the hours an employee is scheduled to work in a year, exclusive of overtime.

NOTE: Dashes indicate that data did not meet publication criteria.

SOURCE: Bureau of Labor Statistics, National Compensation Survey.


Table 32                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   Private industry sector(1): Mean hourly earnings(2)
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 for major occupational groups


                                                                                 Goods producing                                                                                            Service providing


                                                                                                                       Trade, transportation, and utilities                    Financial activities           Education and health services          Leisure and hospitality

                        Occupational group(3)
                                                                          Mining   Constructi- Manufactur-                                     Transporta-                                                                         Health care                Arts,    Accommodat-    Other
                                                                                        on         ing                  Wholesale     Retail       tion                              Finance   Real estate             Educational     and                 entertainm-     ion       services
                                                                                                               All        trade       trade        and      Utilities      All         and      and rental     All       services     social       All         ent,      and food
                                                                                                                                               warehousing                          insurance  and leasing                          assistance                 and       services
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            recreation


All workers...........................................................    $25.17        -         $20.58        -           -           -         $19.77      $29.85        -           -           -         $20.01      $26.79      $19.19       $9.71        -          $9.02        -

  Management, professional, and related...............................     45.02        -          36.92        -           -           -          32.14       38.38        -           -           -          27.95       32.47       27.17       24.35        -          23.18        -
    Management, business, and financial...............................     47.53        -          40.71        -           -           -          32.44       41.50        -           -           -          30.30       33.35       29.41       24.60        -          24.70        -
    Professional and related..........................................     43.00        -          34.19        -           -           -          30.66       36.28        -           -           -          27.58       32.25       26.86       23.77        -           -           -
  Service.............................................................     20.02        -          13.49        -           -           -          23.99       18.39        -           -           -          11.31       13.50       11.23        8.42        -           8.09        -
  Sales and office....................................................     21.27        -          18.68        -           -           -          16.49       21.34        -           -           -          14.53       16.39       14.26       11.51        -          11.15        -
    Sales and related.................................................     31.68        -          26.37        -           -           -          24.20       27.26        -           -           -          15.78       19.77       13.94       10.99        -          10.93        -
    Office and administrative support.................................     19.90        -          16.64        -           -           -          15.98       21.00        -           -           -          14.50       16.17       14.27       11.88        -          11.31        -
  Natural resources, construction, and maintenance....................     21.49        -          20.60        -           -           -          22.22       28.94        -           -           -          19.15       20.28       18.80       15.37        -          14.79        -
    Installation, maintenance, and repair.............................     20.74        -          21.18        -           -           -          22.18       29.48        -           -           -          18.44       17.95       18.53       15.01        -          14.76        -
  Production, transportation, and material moving.....................     19.43        -          15.61        -           -           -          19.39       27.75        -           -           -          12.89       16.03       12.75        9.23        -           8.94        -
    Production........................................................     21.05        -          15.93        -           -           -          21.07       29.41        -           -           -          13.04       17.69       12.91       11.46        -          11.12        -
    Transportation and material moving................................     17.90        -          13.94        -           -           -          19.35       22.11        -           -           -          12.79       15.44       12.64        8.03        -           7.66        -

  1 Industry sectors are determined by the 2002 North American Industry Classification System (NAICS).
  2 Earnings are the straight-time hourly wages or salaries paid to employees. They include incentive pay, cost-of-living adjustments, and hazard pay. Excluded are premium pay for overtime, vacations, and holidays; nonproduction bonuses; and tips. The mean is computed by totaling the
pay of all workers and dividing by the number of workers, weighed by hours.
  3 A classification system including about 800 individual occupations is used to cover all workers in the civilian economy. See appendix B for more information.

NOTE: Dashes indicate that data did not meet publication criteria.

SOURCE: Bureau of Labor Statistics, National Compensation Survey.


Table 33                                                                  Nonprofit establishments: Mean and median hourly, weekly, and annual
                                                                             earnings and mean weekly and annual hours of full-time workers in
                                                                                                           private industry, by work levels(1)


                                                                           Hourly(3)              Weekly(4)                  Annual(5)

                     Occupation(2) and work level

                                                                         Mean    Median    Mean    Median    Mean     Mean    Median    Mean
                                                                       earnings earnings earnings earnings   hours  earnings earnings   hours


All workers...........................................................  $21.68   $17.55     $847     $691    39.1    $43,027  $35,518   1,985
            Level 1 ..................................................    9.85     9.60      383      365    38.9     19,796   18,920   2,009
            Level 2 ..................................................   10.76    10.35      422      408    39.2     21,598   21,029   2,008
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.09    11.72      474      462    39.2     24,456   24,009   2,022
            Level 4 ..................................................   14.00    13.66      547      536    39.1     28,104   27,717   2,008
            Level 5 ..................................................   16.28    16.17      637      632    39.1     32,864   32,718   2,019
            Level 6 ..................................................   18.75    18.26      730      709    38.9     37,657   36,774   2,008
            Level 7 ..................................................   21.63    20.77      848      814    39.2     42,748   40,872   1,976
            Level 8 ..................................................   26.74    26.45    1,035    1,012    38.7     51,994   51,393   1,945
            Level 9 ..................................................   29.20    28.70    1,128    1,114    38.6     56,296   55,182   1,928
            Level 10..................................................   33.38    32.13    1,334    1,280    40.0     67,029   63,735   2,008
            Level 11..................................................   39.35    38.46    1,553    1,516    39.5     78,267   76,575   1,989
            Level 12..................................................   54.68    50.81    2,177    2,061    39.8    103,725   98,800   1,897
            Level 13..................................................   66.23    64.42    2,567    2,577    38.8    123,561  118,885   1,866
            Level 14..................................................   93.00    80.63    3,769    3,240    40.5    191,525  167,700   2,060
            Level 15..................................................  141.65   123.80    5,889    4,952    41.6    306,199  257,504   2,162
            Not able to be leveled....................................   28.25    21.87    1,107      865    39.2     55,434   44,720   1,962

  Management occupations..............................................   34.24    29.57    1,358    1,183    39.7     70,324   61,499   2,054
            Level 6 ..................................................   16.54    16.22      659      649    39.8     34,244   33,738   2,071
            Level 7 ..................................................   20.35    19.11      814      773    40.0     41,408   40,220   2,035
            Level 8 ..................................................   21.69    20.99      866      840    39.9     44,732   43,160   2,062
            Level 9 ..................................................   27.51    26.06    1,057    1,008    38.4     54,948   52,399   1,998
            Level 10..................................................   31.39    29.57    1,269    1,183    40.4     65,857   61,499   2,098
            Level 11..................................................   39.63    40.09    1,575    1,604    39.7     81,753   83,387   2,063
            Level 12..................................................   48.41    46.39    1,956    1,947    40.4    101,506   96,489   2,097
            Level 13..................................................   73.09    76.54    2,980    3,000    40.8    154,965  156,000   2,120
            Level 14..................................................   76.91    79.88    3,186    3,195    41.4    165,664  166,155   2,154
            Not able to be leveled....................................   39.99    34.00    1,598    1,360    40.0     82,850   70,720   2,072
    Chief executives..................................................   62.86    47.65    2,826    2,221    45.0    146,941  115,482   2,338
    General and operations managers...................................   41.98    31.67    1,721    1,403    41.0     89,464   72,961   2,131
            Level 9 ..................................................   26.80    25.28    1,053      968    39.3     54,736   50,359   2,042
            Level 11..................................................   35.98    28.06    1,491    1,122    41.4     77,525   58,356   2,155
            Level 12..................................................   55.58    52.35    2,240    2,570    40.3    116,481  133,634   2,096
            Not able to be leveled....................................   44.45    36.06    1,822    1,442    41.0     94,751   75,001   2,132
    Advertising and promotions managers...............................   36.37    24.87    1,370      995    37.7     71,245   51,734   1,959
    Marketing and sales managers......................................   38.37    36.85    1,500    1,474    39.1     77,979   76,654   2,033
      Marketing managers..............................................   34.21    36.06    1,292    1,149    37.8     67,198   59,740   1,964
    Public relations managers.........................................   33.91    29.14    1,342    1,110    39.6     69,801   57,701   2,059
            Level 7 ..................................................   20.04    20.41      794      816    39.6     41,301   42,447   2,061
            Level 9 ..................................................   28.61    26.92    1,147    1,077    40.1     59,664   56,000   2,086
            Level 11..................................................   48.46    46.98    1,871    1,820    38.6     97,298   94,639   2,008
            Not able to be leveled....................................   40.47    44.08    1,557    1,662    38.5     80,960   86,403   2,001
    Administrative services managers..................................   28.08    26.30    1,120    1,052    39.9     58,108   54,704   2,069
            Not able to be leveled....................................   29.85    28.02    1,156    1,121    38.7     60,108   58,282   2,014
    Computer and information systems managers.........................   38.94    40.09    1,552    1,604    39.9     80,419   83,387   2,065
            Level 11..................................................   40.62    40.09    1,619    1,604    39.9     83,647   83,387   2,059
    Financial managers................................................   39.17    35.72    1,543    1,387    39.4     80,258   72,099   2,049
            Level 9 ..................................................   32.97    29.81    1,284    1,192    38.9     66,745   62,001   2,024
            Level 11..................................................   41.82    40.33    1,577    1,613    37.7     81,997   83,882   1,961
            Level 12..................................................   49.82    48.94    2,165    2,027    43.5    112,583  105,401   2,260
            Not able to be leveled....................................   38.64    33.63    1,548    1,345    40.1     80,515   69,950   2,084
    Human resources managers..........................................   40.35    32.17    1,598    1,569    39.6     83,072   81,609   2,059
            Level 11..................................................   45.77    46.64    1,764    1,749    38.5     91,707   90,950   2,004
    Education administrators..........................................   31.39    29.57    1,233    1,183    39.3     62,839   60,218   2,002
            Level 7 ..................................................   18.87    17.58      734      703    38.9     29,470   28,831   1,562
            Level 8 ..................................................   21.63    20.75      850      830    39.3     42,596   43,160   1,969
            Level 9 ..................................................   25.99    24.26    1,012      946    38.9     52,539   49,184   2,021
            Level 11..................................................   38.81    36.12    1,493    1,500    38.5     77,499   78,001   1,997
            Level 12..................................................   49.75    45.13    1,890    1,805    38.0     96,814   93,879   1,946
            Level 13..................................................   56.44    55.05    2,413    2,712    42.8    125,479  141,001   2,223
            Not able to be leveled....................................   31.43    28.05    1,215    1,005    38.6     62,211   51,051   1,979
      Education administrators, preschool and child care
         center/program...............................................   23.37    27.03      941    1,183    40.3     48,200   61,499   2,062
            Level 9 ..................................................   20.36    19.92      814      697    40.0     42,323   36,254   2,079
      Education administrators, elementary and secondary school.......   38.09    40.19    1,505    1,608    39.5     76,949   79,999   2,020
            Level 9 ..................................................   27.52    31.98      990    1,076    36.0     50,954   55,953   1,851
            Level 10..................................................   38.33    40.87    1,545    1,635    40.3     77,350   85,010   2,018
            Level 11..................................................   33.11    32.64    1,320    1,147    39.9     68,623   60,218   2,073
            Not able to be leveled....................................   46.95    43.25    1,917    1,730    40.8     97,522   89,960   2,077
      Education administrators, postsecondary.........................   37.20    31.52    1,423    1,222    38.3     73,281   61,206   1,970
            Level 7 ..................................................   21.42    23.08      854      923    39.9     43,294   48,000   2,021
            Level 8 ..................................................   21.67    20.52      822      813    38.0     42,766   42,278   1,974
            Level 9 ..................................................   26.98    25.19    1,038    1,008    38.5     53,971   52,399   2,000
            Level 10..................................................   23.36    23.04      928      922    39.7     48,231   47,925   2,064
            Level 11..................................................   45.61    47.86    1,706    1,859    37.4     88,489   95,000   1,940
            Level 12..................................................   49.37    35.03    1,833    1,392    37.1     93,376   72,376   1,891
            Level 13..................................................   49.55    49.83    2,296    2,740    46.3    119,414  142,500   2,410
            Not able to be leveled....................................   39.18    31.73    1,465    1,192    37.4     74,391   56,924   1,899
    Medical and health services managers..............................   39.40    36.81    1,588    1,473    40.3     82,601   76,575   2,097
            Level 7 ..................................................   22.60    21.84      871      874    38.5     45,294   45,427   2,004
            Level 9 ..................................................   29.43    30.75    1,165    1,230    39.6     60,599   63,968   2,059
            Level 10..................................................   36.19    36.81    1,448    1,472    40.0     75,277   76,565   2,080
            Level 11..................................................   41.55    41.48    1,719    1,661    41.4     89,394   86,382   2,151
            Level 12..................................................   44.64    46.39    1,840    1,824    41.2     95,691   94,869   2,143
            Not able to be leveled....................................   44.70    41.10    1,790    1,761    40.0     93,081   91,555   2,082
    Social and community service managers.............................   25.07    21.55      974      858    38.8     50,604   43,134   2,019
            Level 7 ..................................................   19.43    18.68      791      773    40.7     41,131   40,220   2,117
            Level 8 ..................................................   21.01    19.75      835      790    39.8     43,444   41,070   2,068
            Level 9 ..................................................   23.90    21.66      854      801    35.7     44,407   41,642   1,858
            Level 10..................................................   26.95    24.47    1,104    1,110    41.0     57,402   57,701   2,130
            Level 11..................................................   33.75    26.01    1,339    1,212    39.7     69,268   63,001   2,053
            Not able to be leveled....................................   23.97    22.14      930      777    38.8     48,337   40,425   2,016

  Business and financial operations occupations.......................   26.49    25.20    1,038      962    39.2     53,959   50,000   2,037
            Level 5 ..................................................   17.68    17.95      698      718    39.5     36,305   37,336   2,054
            Level 6 ..................................................   22.23    21.89      848      820    38.2     44,110   42,621   1,985
            Level 7 ..................................................   19.89    19.23      777      760    39.1     40,416   39,520   2,032
            Level 8 ..................................................   24.31    25.93      955    1,009    39.3     49,591   52,491   2,040
            Level 9 ..................................................   27.80    28.52    1,087    1,141    39.1     56,499   59,326   2,032
            Level 10..................................................   34.15    32.22    1,364    1,288    39.9     70,881   66,999   2,075
            Level 11..................................................   38.33    39.54    1,526    1,543    39.8     79,371   80,211   2,071
            Level 12..................................................   52.02    50.16    2,377    2,408    45.7    123,588  125,194   2,376
            Not able to be leveled....................................   26.57    21.68    1,018      809    38.3     52,941   42,081   1,993
    Buyers and purchasing agents......................................   24.60    21.58      957      856    38.9     49,771   44,502   2,023
            Level 7 ..................................................   20.59    20.76      800      778    38.9     41,606   40,474   2,021
            Not able to be leveled....................................   22.62    21.58      871      809    38.5     45,267   42,081   2,001
      Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products..   25.66    24.00      994      904    38.7     51,682   47,029   2,014
            Not able to be leveled....................................   24.00    21.58      915      809    38.1     47,593   42,081   1,983
    Claims adjusters, appraisers, examiners, and investigators........   26.33    27.44      993    1,098    37.7     51,632   57,075   1,961
      Claims adjusters, examiners, and investigators..................   26.33    27.44      993    1,098    37.7     51,632   57,075   1,961
    Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists........   26.91    27.88    1,050    1,046    39.0     54,591   54,372   2,028
            Level 7 ..................................................   23.13    23.29      902      918    39.0     46,897   47,757   2,027
            Level 8 ..................................................   21.49    19.69      827      743    38.5     42,800   38,632   1,991
            Level 9 ..................................................   27.63    28.52    1,085    1,141    39.3     56,421   59,326   2,042
      Employment, recruitment, and placement specialists..............   22.95    21.87      897      826    39.1     46,558   42,786   2,028
            Level 7 ..................................................   23.23    22.84      900      914    38.8     46,821   47,507   2,016
            Level 8 ..................................................   23.46    22.88      884      826    37.7     45,609   41,647   1,944
      Compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists............   25.52    25.07      947      995    37.1     49,243   51,750   1,930
      Training and development specialists............................   25.50    26.66      995    1,046    39.0     51,752   54,372   2,029
            Level 9 ..................................................   27.10    27.88    1,052    1,046    38.8     54,720   54,372   2,019
    Management analysts...............................................   34.88    29.98    1,404    1,154    40.3     73,022   60,008   2,094
            Level 9 ..................................................   27.53    28.85    1,089    1,105    39.6     56,610   57,451   2,057
    Accountants and auditors..........................................   25.25    24.04      997      932    39.5     51,819   48,464   2,052
            Level 6 ..................................................   23.33    23.68      933      947    40.0     48,518   49,254   2,080
            Level 7 ..................................................   20.36    18.85      800      754    39.3     41,611   39,202   2,044
            Level 8 ..................................................   25.25    26.78    1,021    1,071    40.4     53,082   55,704   2,102
            Level 9 ..................................................   28.32    29.62    1,089    1,185    38.5     56,627   61,610   2,000
            Level 10..................................................   32.63    32.22    1,344    1,289    41.2     69,910   67,016   2,143
            Not able to be leveled....................................   24.96    23.09      985      924    39.5     51,229   48,027   2,053
    Financial analysts and advisors...................................   40.00    29.66    1,580    1,186    39.5     82,148   61,695   2,054
      Financial analysts..............................................   43.24    31.00    1,703    1,201    39.4     88,576   62,439   2,048
    Loan counselors and officers......................................   18.44    18.35      736      734    39.9     38,254   38,168   2,074
            Level 7 ..................................................   18.55    19.00      741      760    39.9     38,522   39,520   2,076
      Loan counselors.................................................   12.37    11.42      489      457    39.5     25,429   23,749   2,056
      Loan officers...................................................   20.34    19.00      814      760    40.0     42,314   39,520   2,080

  Computer and mathematical science occupations.......................   32.00    30.00    1,249    1,154    39.0     64,928   60,000   2,029
            Level 5 ..................................................   16.81    17.40      659      696    39.2     34,283   36,190   2,039
            Level 6 ..................................................   20.51    21.80      820      872    40.0     42,657   45,344   2,080
            Level 7 ..................................................   24.02    23.21      941      911    39.2     48,916   47,347   2,037
            Level 8 ..................................................   26.85    28.70    1,049    1,104    39.1     54,538   57,429   2,031
            Level 9 ..................................................   31.69    31.04    1,237    1,240    39.0     64,335   64,478   2,030
            Level 10..................................................   39.25    38.95    1,547    1,521    39.4     80,448   79,088   2,050
            Level 11..................................................   39.22    37.59    1,541    1,475    39.3     80,111   76,690   2,043
            Level 12..................................................   56.21    56.35    2,201    2,231    39.2    114,446  116,000   2,036
            Not able to be leveled....................................   22.80    22.91      853      878    37.4     44,195   45,635   1,938
    Computer programmers..............................................   27.68    26.78    1,081    1,071    39.0     56,188   55,704   2,030
            Level 9 ..................................................   31.44    30.91    1,243    1,236    39.5     64,611   64,295   2,055
    Computer software engineers.......................................   48.11    43.29    1,889    1,684    39.3     98,231   87,549   2,042
      Computer software engineers, applications.......................   54.92    45.16    2,122    1,693    38.6    110,344   88,054   2,009
      Computer software engineers, systems software...................   40.29    39.17    1,611    1,567    40.0     83,793   81,482   2,080
    Computer support specialists......................................   22.74    21.80      852      869    37.5     44,323   45,162   1,949
            Level 7 ..................................................   24.38    23.72      939      910    38.5     48,854   47,307   2,003
            Not able to be leveled....................................   22.94    24.27      777      865    33.9     40,424   44,965   1,762
    Computer systems analysts.........................................   33.44    33.16    1,322    1,305    39.5     68,755   67,852   2,056
            Level 9 ..................................................   31.96    32.12    1,278    1,285    40.0     66,477   66,810   2,080
            Level 10..................................................   39.43    39.70    1,577    1,588    40.0     82,013   82,584   2,080
            Level 11..................................................   35.68    36.35    1,393    1,416    39.0     72,430   73,611   2,030
    Database administrators...........................................   25.48    23.11      995      925    39.1     51,757   48,075   2,031
            Level 7 ..................................................   23.17    22.76      927      911    40.0     48,185   47,347   2,080
    Network and computer systems administrators.......................   29.51    28.03    1,153    1,091    39.1     59,981   56,753   2,032
            Level 7 ..................................................   24.19    24.33      963      973    39.8     50,093   50,613   2,071
            Level 9 ..................................................   28.68    28.02    1,105    1,051    38.5     57,469   54,639   2,004
            Level 11..................................................   36.79    36.62    1,467    1,432    39.9     76,284   74,449   2,073
    Network systems and data communications analysts..................   30.72    30.39    1,202    1,119    39.1     62,494   58,188   2,034
    Operations research analysts......................................   34.17    33.20    1,307    1,364    38.3     67,985   70,928   1,989

  Architecture and engineering occupations............................   36.37    35.10    1,475    1,442    40.6     76,694   75,001   2,109
            Level 7 ..................................................   25.37    24.88    1,015      995    40.0     52,772   51,750   2,080
            Level 9 ..................................................   35.48    34.65    1,419    1,386    40.0     73,791   72,072   2,080
            Level 11..................................................   40.85    40.59    1,723    1,763    42.2     89,612   91,686   2,194
            Level 12..................................................   54.99    55.01    2,240    2,252    40.7    116,502  117,087   2,119
    Engineers.........................................................   44.72    44.08    1,838    1,817    41.1     95,551   94,501   2,137
            Level 11..................................................   40.85    40.59    1,723    1,763    42.2     89,612   91,686   2,194
            Level 12..................................................   54.99    55.01    2,240    2,252    40.7    116,502  117,087   2,119
    Engineering technicians, except drafters..........................   23.64    21.88      939      875    39.7     48,809   45,510   2,065
            Level 7 ..................................................   25.22    25.68    1,009    1,027    40.0     52,458   53,404   2,080
      Electrical and electronic engineering technicians...............   23.27    21.88      929      875    39.9     48,290   45,510   2,075
            Level 7 ..................................................   26.66    26.33    1,067    1,053    40.0     55,461   54,766   2,080

  Life, physical, and social science occupations......................   26.95    23.23    1,044      923    38.7     53,808   47,975   1,997
            Level 5 ..................................................   18.82    15.93      724      619    38.4     37,585   32,198   1,997
            Level 6 ..................................................   18.93    21.15      754      846    39.9     39,229   43,992   2,072
            Level 7 ..................................................   19.91    18.00      770      715    38.6     40,016   37,180   2,010
            Level 8 ..................................................   27.63    24.12    1,075      977    38.9     55,388   49,080   2,005
            Level 9 ..................................................   28.33    26.56    1,117    1,030    39.4     56,804   54,122   2,005
            Level 10..................................................   30.43    32.97    1,162    1,277    38.2     60,403   66,423   1,985
            Level 11..................................................   28.72    26.17    1,114      989    38.8     57,599   51,453   2,006
            Level 12..................................................   32.24    26.84    1,258    1,045    39.0     65,409   54,345   2,029
            Level 13..................................................   56.07    58.97    2,069    1,887    36.9    100,244   98,126   1,788
            Not able to be leveled....................................   27.88    23.86    1,062      876    38.1     54,842   45,157   1,967
    Life scientists...................................................   26.21    23.07    1,020      909    38.9     52,943   47,133   2,020
            Level 7 ..................................................   19.66    17.88      773      715    39.3     40,202   37,180   2,045
            Level 9 ..................................................   23.37    20.27      917      811    39.2     47,683   42,153   2,040
            Level 12..................................................   26.71    25.64    1,030    1,026    38.6     53,562   53,331   2,005
            Not able to be leveled....................................   29.02    27.08    1,110    1,029    38.3     57,394   53,496   1,978
      Biological scientists...........................................   32.01    31.10    1,206    1,154    37.7     62,342   60,000   1,948
            Level 9 ..................................................   30.34    31.65    1,206    1,266    39.8     62,730   65,834   2,068
        Biochemists and biophysicists.................................   34.28    31.59    1,276    1,173    37.2     66,372   61,000   1,936
      Medical scientists..............................................   24.46    21.64      962      863    39.3     50,030   44,879   2,045
            Level 9 ..................................................   20.55    18.75      801      731    39.0     41,672   38,000   2,028
            Not able to be leveled....................................   30.22    27.09    1,151    1,042    38.1     59,857   54,163   1,980
    Physical scientists...............................................   39.92    36.53    1,514    1,396    37.9     76,930   71,160   1,927
            Level 12..................................................   42.46    45.00    1,698    1,800    40.0     88,303   93,600   2,080
      Chemists and materials scientists...............................   36.16    34.33    1,412    1,348    39.0     73,409   70,117   2,030
    Psychologists.....................................................   34.13    28.46    1,257      962    36.8     61,788   51,801   1,810
            Level 11..................................................   37.90    40.67    1,097      936    29.0     53,510   48,675   1,412
      Clinical, counseling, and school psychologists..................   38.19    32.21    1,383    1,115    36.2     67,208   58,750   1,760
            Level 11..................................................   37.62    40.67    1,079      936    28.7     52,549   48,675   1,397
    Miscellaneous social scientists and related workers...............   34.74    33.64    1,278    1,250    36.8     66,446   64,999   1,913
    Biological technicians............................................   17.06    15.33      677      613    39.7     35,183   31,893   2,062
            Level 6 ..................................................   16.76    17.43      666      654    39.7     34,644   33,992   2,066
    Social science research assistants................................   21.85    23.06      867      922    39.7     44,374   47,956   2,031
    Miscellaneous life, physical, and social science technicians......   19.69    18.42      766      731    38.9     39,589   38,000   2,011
            Not able to be leveled....................................   20.22    19.71      799      788    39.5     40,873   41,001   2,022

  Community and social services occupations...........................   17.68    16.16      694      647    39.2     35,773   33,552   2,024
            Level 4 ..................................................   11.84    12.02      465      480    39.3     24,141   23,999   2,039
            Level 5 ..................................................   12.99    13.29      508      529    39.1     26,436   27,500   2,035
            Level 6 ..................................................   14.66    13.90      569      536    38.8     29,244   27,500   1,995
            Level 7 ..................................................   16.94    16.35      665      647    39.2     34,247   33,634   2,021
            Level 8 ..................................................   19.24    17.48      785      721    40.8     40,622   37,500   2,111
            Level 9 ..................................................   23.17    21.83      893      851    38.5     46,037   44,262   1,987
            Level 10..................................................   23.53    19.15      996      970    42.3     51,765   50,419   2,200
            Level 11..................................................   29.36    29.81    1,106    1,096    37.7     57,507   57,002   1,959
            Not able to be leveled....................................   21.37    18.19      813      673    38.0     41,459   36,001   1,940
    Counselors........................................................   17.91    16.92      692      663    38.7     35,641   34,503   1,990
            Level 5 ..................................................   14.05    14.40      553      576    39.4     28,768   29,952   2,048
            Level 6 ..................................................   13.91    13.22      535      529    38.4     27,781   27,500   1,997
            Level 7 ..................................................   17.08    17.16      677      677    39.6     35,090   35,194   2,054
            Level 8 ..................................................   17.65    16.93      688      657    39.0     35,605   34,164   2,017
            Level 9 ..................................................   22.90    21.74      869      828    38.0     43,581   43,992   1,903
            Level 10..................................................   34.22    38.41    1,228    1,344    35.9     63,712   69,906   1,862
            Not able to be leveled....................................   31.91    24.59    1,067    1,023    33.5     46,803   52,247   1,467
      Substance abuse and behavioral disorder counselors..............   16.98    16.93      677      677    39.8     35,185   35,223   2,072
            Level 6 ..................................................   15.40    14.44      620      615    40.2     32,221   31,990   2,093
            Level 7 ..................................................   19.41    20.64      761      779    39.2     39,546   40,503   2,037
      Educational, vocational, and school counselors..................   21.02    18.46      790      692    37.6     39,946   36,270   1,900
            Level 5 ..................................................   14.79    14.42      585      577    39.5     30,396   30,000   2,054
            Level 6 ..................................................   15.27    13.27      557      531    36.5     28,870   27,600   1,890
            Level 7 ..................................................   16.55    15.87      655      635    39.6     33,739   32,999   2,039
            Level 8 ..................................................   21.81    21.83      861      827    39.5     42,589   39,849   1,952
            Level 9 ..................................................   25.08    22.94      921      860    36.7     44,964   44,729   1,793
            Level 10..................................................   34.22    38.41    1,228    1,344    35.9     63,712   69,906   1,862
            Not able to be leveled....................................   34.61    29.23    1,120    1,023    32.4     47,866   52,247   1,383
      Mental health counselors........................................   17.93    17.68      709      700    39.5     36,865   36,421   2,056
      Rehabilitation counselors.......................................   14.37    14.18      559      563    38.9     29,092   29,250   2,024
            Level 6 ..................................................   12.30    11.00      469      414    38.1     24,384   21,506   1,983
            Level 7 ..................................................   16.63    17.16      665      687    40.0     34,589   35,699   2,080
    Social workers....................................................   19.49    17.60      755      699    38.8     38,989   36,360   2,001
            Level 5 ..................................................   14.53    14.18      576      567    39.6     29,941   29,501   2,060
            Level 6 ..................................................   16.07    15.35      619      599    38.5     32,174   31,138   2,002
            Level 7 ..................................................   17.06    16.35      674      652    39.5     34,426   33,280   2,018
            Level 8 ..................................................   20.91    18.29      818      721    39.1     42,221   37,500   2,019
            Level 9 ..................................................   23.51    21.85      907      859    38.6     47,145   44,678   2,005
            Level 10..................................................   24.76    22.04      843      804    34.1     43,849   41,823   1,771
            Level 11..................................................   31.16    29.81    1,144    1,192    36.7     59,468   62,001   1,909
            Not able to be leveled....................................   22.99    21.61      892      864    38.8     46,408   44,940   2,019
      Child, family, and school social workers........................   17.49    16.59      672      641    38.4     34,187   32,904   1,954
            Level 6 ..................................................   17.92    16.72      663      620    37.0     34,465   32,236   1,923
            Level 7 ..................................................   16.10    15.30      626      600    38.9     31,316   30,909   1,946
            Level 8 ..................................................   17.66    16.77      691      671    39.2     34,754   32,265   1,968
            Level 9 ..................................................   21.15    20.46      800      757    37.8     41,565   39,339   1,966
      Medical and public health social workers........................   24.24    24.27      927      940    38.2     48,192   48,878   1,988
            Level 7 ..................................................   19.85    19.80      790      792    39.8     41,065   41,184   2,069
            Level 8 ..................................................   23.93    21.38      922      920    38.5     47,929   47,840   2,003
            Level 9 ..................................................   27.60    27.29    1,070    1,077    38.8     55,620   56,012   2,015
      Mental health and substance abuse social workers................   18.25    16.65      718      674    39.3     37,325   35,027   2,045
            Level 5 ..................................................   14.23    14.18      562      563    39.5     29,205   29,291   2,053
            Level 6 ..................................................   14.02    13.45      564      538    40.2     29,317   27,976   2,092
            Level 7 ..................................................   16.46    15.87      659      635    40.0     34,255   32,999   2,081
            Level 8 ..................................................   19.42    18.61      773      732    39.8     40,192   38,043   2,069
            Level 9 ..................................................   18.77    19.47      727      741    38.7     37,813   38,531   2,015
    Miscellaneous community and social service specialists............   15.39    14.13      598      546    38.9     30,871   28,226   2,006
            Level 4 ..................................................   11.85    12.45      466      485    39.3     24,149   25,214   2,038
            Level 5 ..................................................   12.29    11.50      478      450    38.9     24,881   23,421   2,025
            Level 6 ..................................................   14.21    14.11      559      515    39.3     28,408   25,917   1,999
            Level 7 ..................................................   15.95    15.87      609      635    38.1     31,645   32,997   1,984
            Not able to be leveled....................................   20.08    17.67      770      646    38.3     39,904   33,592   1,987
      Health educators................................................   34.23    40.53    1,366    1,621    39.9     71,043   84,302   2,076
      Social and human service assistants.............................   13.13    12.88      516      504    39.3     26,544   25,877   2,022
            Level 4 ..................................................   11.85    12.45      466      485    39.3     24,149   25,214   2,038
            Level 5 ..................................................   12.20    11.50      475      439    39.0     24,723   22,805   2,026
            Level 6 ..................................................   13.29    13.13      530      506    39.9     26,749   25,438   2,013
            Level 7 ..................................................   15.43    15.31      593      613    38.4     30,837   31,851   1,999
            Not able to be leveled....................................   15.34    15.38      614      615    40.0     31,674   31,990   2,065
    Clergy............................................................   15.42    14.42      779      731    50.5     40,529   37,998   2,628
    Directors, religious activities and education.....................   24.39    20.11      928      768    38.1     48,243   39,917   1,978

  Legal occupations...................................................   33.53    34.33    1,328    1,373    39.6     68,076   71,400   2,030
            Level 11..................................................   41.54    38.56    1,635    1,542    39.3     84,996   80,209   2,046
    Lawyers...........................................................   40.50    37.73    1,617    1,500    39.9     84,095   78,001   2,076
            Level 11..................................................   41.54    38.56    1,635    1,542    39.3     84,996   80,209   2,046
    Paralegals and legal assistants...................................   18.53    18.91      717      709    38.7     37,291   36,882   2,013

  Education, training, and library occupations........................   29.33    24.92    1,121      908    38.2     48,357   40,137   1,649
            Level 2 ..................................................    9.73     9.00      376      339    38.7     18,687   16,797   1,920
            Level 3 ..................................................   10.45     9.85      409      394    39.2     20,130   18,855   1,925
            Level 4 ..................................................   10.82    10.39      423      416    39.1     20,612   21,320   1,906
            Level 5 ..................................................   13.17    12.76      513      511    38.9     25,242   26,208   1,916
            Level 6 ..................................................   15.16    13.70      573      500    37.8     26,947   22,568   1,778
            Level 7 ..................................................   21.64    20.38      827      757    38.2     35,385   34,191   1,635
            Level 8 ..................................................   30.54    30.77    1,070      918    35.0     44,761   40,430   1,465
            Level 9 ..................................................   29.63    28.57    1,119    1,100    37.8     44,748   43,133   1,510
            Level 10..................................................   35.25    34.97    1,356    1,329    38.5     55,651   53,000   1,579
            Level 11..................................................   40.15    37.07    1,559    1,445    38.8     65,376   59,241   1,628
            Level 12..................................................   55.41    49.33    2,170    1,882    39.2     87,477   72,365   1,579
            Level 13..................................................   59.62    50.90    2,327    2,103    39.0     95,199   94,700   1,597
            Level 14..................................................  108.22    91.11    4,187    3,407    38.7    197,913  152,731   1,829
            Not able to be leveled....................................   37.88    28.12    1,500    1,138    39.6     65,079   54,270   1,718
    Postsecondary teachers............................................   48.82    40.68    1,905    1,617    39.0     79,087   66,000   1,620
            Level 7 ..................................................   22.18    21.14      831      704    37.5     38,262   36,400   1,725
            Level 8 ..................................................   30.05    30.77    1,166    1,164    38.8     56,214   57,595   1,871
            Level 9 ..................................................   29.55    27.78    1,138    1,052    38.5     49,122   48,115   1,662
            Level 10..................................................   35.84    34.94    1,394    1,356    38.9     55,590   51,394   1,551
            Level 11..................................................   40.75    37.77    1,581    1,470    38.8     65,355   58,851   1,604
            Level 12..................................................   55.46    49.59    2,173    1,883    39.2     87,495   72,365   1,578
            Level 13..................................................   60.63    52.19    2,387    2,149    39.4     96,856   96,075   1,597
            Level 14..................................................  108.22    91.11    4,187    3,407    38.7    197,913  152,731   1,829
            Not able to be leveled....................................   57.39    48.79    2,253    1,873    39.3     93,505   78,376   1,629
      Business teachers, postsecondary................................   51.38    42.49    1,969    1,650    38.3     81,968   73,236   1,595
            Level 10..................................................   46.35    42.49    1,775    1,650    38.3     68,352   64,350   1,475
            Level 11..................................................   70.60    76.37    2,635    2,864    37.3     92,557   94,503   1,311
            Level 13..................................................   86.52    75.00    3,187    2,858    36.8    120,097  113,741   1,388
            Not able to be leveled....................................   52.80    58.87    1,986    2,060    37.6     87,460   80,358   1,656
      Math and computer teachers, postsecondary.......................   41.66    35.32    1,618    1,318    38.8     63,482   54,630   1,524
            Level 10..................................................   37.37    34.37    1,387    1,262    37.1     51,387   51,394   1,375
            Level 13..................................................   58.74    52.19    2,319    2,088    39.5     88,944   81,413   1,514
            Not able to be leveled....................................   51.29    46.92    1,971    1,877    38.4     76,561   78,601   1,493
        Computer science teachers, postsecondary......................   35.64    28.77    1,377    1,151    38.6     63,119   56,100   1,771
            Level 11..................................................   29.80    28.77    1,192    1,151    40.0     56,568   55,962   1,898
        Mathematical science teachers, postsecondary..................   43.77    37.65    1,704    1,497    38.9     63,587   51,394   1,453
            Level 13..................................................   58.74    52.19    2,319    2,088    39.5     88,944   81,413   1,514
            Not able to be leveled....................................   52.71    46.92    2,037    1,877    38.7     81,332   80,701   1,543
      Engineering and architecture teachers, postsecondary............   75.24    81.50    2,937    3,125    39.0    109,851  116,150   1,460
            Not able to be leveled....................................   77.71    77.63    2,948    2,978    37.9    110,678  110,385   1,424
        Engineering teachers, postsecondary...........................   75.14    82.05    2,930    3,125    39.0    110,137  118,885   1,466
      Life sciences teachers, postsecondary...........................   53.88    46.19    2,257    1,939    41.9    102,943   93,632   1,911
            Level 10..................................................   40.09    38.11    1,626    1,539    40.6     63,486   59,448   1,584
            Level 11..................................................   42.34    43.55    1,800    1,960    42.5     87,752  101,905   2,073
            Level 12..................................................   49.69    49.59    2,134    2,095    42.9     95,464   77,601   1,921
            Not able to be leveled....................................   78.77    64.34    3,425    2,574    43.5    152,334  100,375   1,934
        Biological science teachers, postsecondary....................   53.91    46.19    2,263    1,939    42.0    103,444   96,075   1,919
            Level 10..................................................   40.09    38.11    1,626    1,539    40.6     63,486   59,448   1,584
            Level 11..................................................   42.34    43.55    1,800    1,960    42.5     87,752  101,905   2,073
            Level 12..................................................   49.64    49.59    2,154    2,182    43.4     97,165   78,557   1,957
            Not able to be leveled....................................   78.77    64.34    3,425    2,574    43.5    152,334  100,375   1,934
      Physical sciences teachers, postsecondary.......................   56.33    51.88    2,142    2,065    38.0     86,569   83,520   1,537
            Level 11..................................................   49.00    49.03    1,868    1,839    38.1     76,448   69,256   1,560
            Level 12..................................................   55.04    51.88    2,122    2,015    38.5     96,232   98,800   1,748
            Level 13..................................................   70.35    69.87    2,654    2,749    37.7    104,117  104,799   1,480
            Not able to be leveled....................................   58.32    58.43    2,199    2,137    37.7     79,906   68,178   1,370
        Chemistry teachers, postsecondary.............................   55.18    51.66    2,052    1,860    37.2     76,899   68,976   1,394
        Physics teachers, postsecondary...............................   62.27    53.56    2,413    2,142    38.8    105,202  107,900   1,690
      Social sciences teachers, postsecondary.........................   46.37    40.55    1,765    1,622    38.1     70,494   65,035   1,520
            Level 10..................................................   37.11    33.78    1,389    1,267    37.4     56,990   52,246   1,536
            Level 11..................................................   41.29    40.57    1,492    1,445    36.1     58,615   59,078   1,420
            Level 12..................................................   52.34    42.28    2,018    1,720    38.5     75,614   65,977   1,445
            Level 13..................................................   51.45    50.34    2,052    2,051    39.9     91,451   92,393   1,777
            Not able to be leveled....................................   52.08    41.95    2,018    1,678    38.8     81,621   84,350   1,567
        Economics teachers, postsecondary.............................   57.49    56.39    2,087    2,115    36.3     76,892   73,000   1,338
        Political science teachers, postsecondary.....................   41.74    41.95    1,645    1,678    39.4     78,067   84,350   1,871
        Psychology teachers, postsecondary............................   46.47    42.74    1,790    1,611    38.5     71,052   66,390   1,529
            Level 11..................................................   40.48    40.28    1,508    1,445    37.2     62,490   62,014   1,544
            Level 12..................................................   54.73    45.01    2,126    1,710    38.9     79,000   71,094   1,443
            Not able to be leveled....................................   47.25    30.64    1,846    1,226    39.1     70,720   52,701   1,497
        Sociology teachers, postsecondary.............................   49.78    39.47    1,877    1,579    37.7     71,626   62,000   1,439
      Health teachers, postsecondary..................................   66.28    60.59    2,642    2,188    39.9    113,296   79,973   1,709
            Level 9 ..................................................   29.94    28.21    1,167    1,128    39.0     52,993   54,710   1,770
            Level 10..................................................   35.42    37.06    1,388    1,482    39.2     60,651   63,735   1,712
            Level 11..................................................   48.95    40.43    1,863    1,536    38.1     83,885   79,892   1,714
            Level 12..................................................   75.75    86.63    2,974    3,435    39.3    134,069  139,171   1,770
            Not able to be leveled....................................   77.35    69.23    3,181    2,636    41.1    123,808   90,000   1,601
        Health specialties teachers, postsecondary....................   76.84    70.20    3,081    2,636    40.1    129,202   95,904   1,681
            Level 11..................................................   61.30    56.93    2,274    2,248    37.1    100,877  115,003   1,646
            Level 12..................................................   75.75    86.63    2,974    3,435    39.3    134,069  139,171   1,770
            Not able to be leveled....................................   79.99    71.43    3,300    2,636    41.3    127,596   95,904   1,595
        Nursing instructors and teachers, postsecondary...............   34.81    36.40    1,363    1,424    39.2     62,583   63,735   1,798
      Education and library science teachers, postsecondary...........   41.22    39.48    1,587    1,579    38.5     61,171   56,856   1,484
            Level 11..................................................   43.50    39.94    1,600    1,564    36.8     61,530   57,516   1,415
        Education teachers, postsecondary.............................   41.22    39.48    1,587    1,579    38.5     61,171   56,856   1,484
            Level 11..................................................   43.50    39.94    1,600    1,564    36.8     61,530   57,516   1,415
      Law, criminal justice, and social work teachers, postsecondary..   66.53    71.49    2,567    2,973    38.6    103,083  100,417   1,549
        Law teachers, postsecondary...................................   78.82    74.38    3,137    2,984    39.8    123,683  127,928   1,569
      Arts, communications, and humanities teachers, postsecondary....   42.13    40.23    1,617    1,595    38.4     63,003   58,851   1,495
            Level 8 ..................................................   29.00    29.97    1,008    1,062    34.8     40,329   41,700   1,391
            Level 9 ..................................................   32.21    28.63    1,210    1,145    37.6     44,864   44,759   1,393
            Level 10..................................................   34.08    32.41    1,325    1,265    38.9     50,976   49,182   1,496
            Level 11..................................................   39.45    38.28    1,533    1,499    38.9     61,933   59,571   1,570
            Level 12..................................................   47.17    40.43    1,829    1,617    38.8     69,625   59,450   1,476
            Level 13..................................................   50.24    50.01    1,985    2,000    39.5     79,407   78,019   1,581
            Not able to be leveled....................................   46.64    45.87    1,740    1,660    37.3     67,523   69,201   1,448
        Art, drama, and music teachers, postsecondary.................   39.85    40.43    1,550    1,617    38.9     59,857   58,216   1,502
            Level 10..................................................   32.36    32.41    1,250    1,230    38.6     47,011   45,948   1,453
            Level 11..................................................   38.25    37.63    1,504    1,514    39.3     64,925   63,593   1,698
            Level 12..................................................   40.39    40.43    1,616    1,617    40.0     61,318   58,216   1,518
        Communications teachers, postsecondary........................   45.06    40.18    1,741    1,745    38.6     63,619   45,000   1,412
        English language and literature teachers, postsecondary.......   43.55    39.38    1,677    1,575    38.5     66,962   64,374   1,538
            Level 10..................................................   37.12    39.38    1,442    1,484    38.9     55,960   54,413   1,508
            Level 11..................................................   39.53    40.82    1,567    1,586    39.6     63,853   66,649   1,615
            Level 12..................................................   53.85    36.38    2,051    2,175    38.1     84,092   84,825   1,562
        Foreign language and literature teachers, postsecondary.......   49.04    48.04    1,801    1,711    36.7     68,370   62,683   1,394
        History teachers, postsecondary...............................   40.13    32.33    1,569    1,402    39.1     59,889   55,514   1,492
            Level 11..................................................   34.26    29.83    1,341    1,193    39.1     51,275   51,696   1,497
        Philosophy and religion teachers, postsecondary...............   41.23    40.23    1,560    1,531    37.8     62,430   61,829   1,514
            Level 11..................................................   35.58    33.32    1,362    1,375    38.3     54,211   57,331   1,523
            Not able to be leveled....................................   40.97    40.23    1,582    1,609    38.6     68,132   69,201   1,663
      Miscellaneous postsecondary teachers............................   39.84    32.73    1,546    1,309    38.8     69,293   57,705   1,739
            Level 7 ..................................................   21.32    18.97      785      698    36.8     36,945   36,005   1,733
            Level 9 ..................................................   28.00    27.78    1,052      990    37.6     44,621   44,419   1,593
            Level 10..................................................   32.68    31.64    1,305    1,266    39.9     55,129   50,262   1,687
            Level 11..................................................   38.31    33.92    1,493    1,357    39.0     63,224   57,608   1,650
            Level 12..................................................   72.50    64.42    2,751    2,376    37.9    121,279   88,230   1,673
            Level 13..................................................   65.42    62.45    2,394    2,293    36.6     94,595   85,390   1,446
            Not able to be leveled....................................   42.03    37.14    1,645    1,473    39.1     77,268   65,899   1,838
        Recreation and fitness studies teachers, postsecondary........   30.00    30.10    1,190    1,204    39.7     49,425   51,774   1,647
        Vocational education teachers, postsecondary..................   26.99    27.78    1,025      972    38.0     46,652   44,419   1,729
            Level 9 ..................................................   25.03    27.78      907      972    36.2     40,903   35,000   1,634
    Primary, secondary, and special education school teachers.........   24.09    22.81      899      838    37.3     36,770   36,188   1,526
            Level 5 ..................................................   12.53    12.76      491      511    39.2     23,514   20,167   1,876
            Level 6 ..................................................   15.08    13.88      558      500    37.0     25,395   21,749   1,684
            Level 7 ..................................................   21.77    20.12      840      796    38.6     34,207   33,151   1,572
            Level 8 ..................................................   31.44    31.38    1,046      838    33.3     41,239   36,292   1,312
            Level 9 ..................................................   29.85    29.11    1,127    1,119    37.8     43,272   41,836   1,450
            Not able to be leveled....................................   13.77    10.00      544      400    39.5     24,856   20,656   1,805
      Preschool and kindergarten teachers.............................   15.96    13.53      580      540    36.3     27,195   25,382   1,704
            Level 5 ..................................................   12.09    12.76      473      511    39.1     22,627   20,167   1,872
            Level 6 ..................................................   15.00    13.88      557      500    37.1     25,504   22,066   1,700
            Level 7 ..................................................   16.38    16.60      642      622    39.2     30,150   32,020   1,841
            Not able to be leveled....................................    8.75     8.50      350      340    40.0     17,935   16,640   2,050
        Preschool teachers, except special education..................   15.77    13.53      572      538    36.3     26,895   24,752   1,706
            Level 5 ..................................................   12.09    12.76      473      511    39.1     22,627   20,167   1,872
            Level 6 ..................................................   15.20    13.88      565      500    37.2     25,579   21,578   1,683
            Level 7 ..................................................   16.19    16.60      637      624    39.3     30,971   32,020   1,912
            Not able to be leveled....................................    8.75     8.50      350      340    40.0     17,935   16,640   2,050
        Kindergarten teachers, except special education...............   17.87    17.32      662      641    37.1     30,111   31,153   1,685
            Level 7 ..................................................   17.13    12.84      662      513    38.7     27,339   20,539   1,596
      Elementary and middle school teachers...........................   25.32    23.95      966      908    38.2     36,806   35,520   1,454
            Level 7 ..................................................   24.01    23.26      912      833    38.0     34,845   34,180   1,451
            Level 8 ..................................................   21.86    21.11      854      798    39.1     32,818   31,665   1,501
            Level 9 ..................................................   28.43    28.74    1,079    1,110    38.0     40,369   40,500   1,420
            Not able to be leveled....................................   23.48    22.16      903      752    38.5     34,403   27,077   1,465
        Elementary school teachers, except special education..........   25.13    23.85      955      900    38.0     36,514   35,115   1,453
            Level 7 ..................................................   23.50    23.26      885      814    37.6     34,104   33,959   1,451
            Level 8 ..................................................   23.53    21.57      916      859    38.9     35,042   33,381   1,489
            Level 9 ..................................................   28.36    28.67    1,076    1,117    38.0     40,434   41,516   1,426
        Middle school teachers, except special and vocational
           education..................................................   26.14    26.25    1,016    1,039    38.9     38,077   38,210   1,456
            Level 7 ..................................................   26.58    23.53    1,055    1,007    39.7     38,622   36,250   1,453
            Level 9 ..................................................   28.73    29.06    1,091    1,061    38.0     40,093   38,210   1,396
      Secondary school teachers.......................................   33.99    32.28    1,273    1,216    37.5     48,053   46,963   1,414
            Level 7 ..................................................   26.66    25.00    1,060    1,000    39.8     40,423   38,111   1,516
            Level 8 ..................................................   40.84    36.97    1,447    1,524    35.4     53,405   55,900   1,308
            Level 9 ..................................................   32.50    32.28    1,231    1,199    37.9     46,929   45,440   1,444
        Secondary school teachers, except special and vocational
           education..................................................   34.01    32.28    1,274    1,216    37.5     48,076   46,963   1,414
            Level 7 ..................................................   26.66    25.00    1,060    1,000    39.8     40,423   38,111   1,516
            Level 8 ..................................................   40.84    36.97    1,447    1,524    35.4     53,405   55,900   1,308
            Level 9 ..................................................   32.51    32.28    1,232    1,201    37.9     46,955   45,440   1,444
      Special education teachers......................................   27.56    24.66    1,028      925    37.3     42,376   40,904   1,537
            Level 8 ..................................................   30.82    29.86    1,159    1,194    37.6     43,785   43,499   1,421
            Level 9 ..................................................   28.29    24.79    1,050      930    37.1     45,475   40,904   1,607
        Special education teachers, preschool, kindergarten, and
           elementary school..........................................   24.05    23.85      927      898    38.5     38,876   39,476   1,617
            Level 9 ..................................................   23.29    24.66      890      925    38.2     40,872   40,689   1,755
        Special education teachers, secondary school..................   36.84    46.76    1,264    1,554    34.3     49,703   60,385   1,349
    Other teachers and instructors....................................   22.22    19.23      877      769    39.5     39,813   33,047   1,792
            Level 7 ..................................................   19.49    17.91      710      636    36.4     31,126   25,975   1,597
            Level 8 ..................................................   23.27    23.73      886      906    38.1     39,022   47,133   1,677
            Level 9 ..................................................   23.37    19.23      913      769    39.1     43,313   40,000   1,853
      Adult literacy, remedial education, and GED teachers and
         instructors..................................................   21.57    21.89      823      829    38.1     37,434   35,472   1,736
    Archivists, curators, and museum technicians......................   27.61    26.02    1,048    1,056    38.0     54,511   54,906   1,974
    Librarians........................................................   25.37    22.71      951      875    37.5     46,676   44,690   1,840
            Level 7 ..................................................   20.88    21.62      768      757    36.8     37,391   39,347   1,791
            Level 8 ..................................................   25.75    24.30    1,009      895    39.2     49,499   46,859   1,922
            Level 9 ..................................................   26.98    26.53    1,039      970    38.5     43,266   47,180   1,604
            Level 11..................................................   33.61    30.62    1,334    1,209    39.7     68,914   62,847   2,051
            Not able to be leveled....................................   29.86    27.92    1,105    1,062    37.0     57,465   55,203   1,924
    Library technicians...............................................   18.51    15.36      720      607    38.9     37,208   31,552   2,010
            Level 5 ..................................................   14.08    13.59      553      541    39.3     28,778   28,153   2,044
    Instructional coordinators........................................   26.43    26.00    1,023    1,019    38.7     51,719   53,000   1,957
    Teacher assistants................................................   10.59    10.25      413      406    39.0     20,128   20,030   1,901
            Level 2 ..................................................    9.73     9.00      376      339    38.7     18,687   16,797   1,920
            Level 3 ..................................................   10.44     9.85      409      394    39.2     20,129   18,855   1,929
            Level 4 ..................................................   10.81    10.39      422      416    39.1     20,565   21,320   1,903

  Arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media occupations..........   25.90    22.43    1,017      918    39.3     51,209   46,999   1,977
            Level 6 ..................................................   19.19    19.18      741      740    38.6     38,525   38,493   2,008
            Level 7 ..................................................   22.07    21.85      886      894    40.1     46,067   46,488   2,087
            Level 8 ..................................................   23.61    20.82      956      904    40.5     49,326   46,999   2,090
            Level 9 ..................................................   29.08    28.00    1,133    1,120    39.0     58,926   58,242   2,026
            Not able to be leveled....................................   26.63    22.43    1,050      918    39.4     51,259   46,833   1,925
    Designers.........................................................   21.82    23.81      861      952    39.5     44,777   49,525   2,052
      Graphic designers...............................................   21.82    23.81      861      952    39.5     44,777   49,525   2,052
    Actors, producers, and directors..................................   25.73    22.96    1,034      844    40.2     53,572   43,878   2,082
            Not able to be leveled....................................   25.73    22.96    1,034      844    40.2     53,572   43,878   2,082
      Producers and directors.........................................   25.73    22.96    1,034      844    40.2     53,572   43,878   2,082
            Not able to be leveled....................................   25.73    22.96    1,034      844    40.2     53,572   43,878   2,082
    Athletes, coaches, umpires, and related workers...................   26.61    22.25    1,063      990    40.0     52,483   42,094   1,973
            Not able to be leveled....................................   26.61    22.25    1,063      990    40.0     52,483   42,094   1,973
      Coaches and scouts..............................................   26.61    22.25    1,063      990    40.0     52,483   42,094   1,973
            Not able to be leveled....................................   26.61    22.25    1,063      990    40.0     52,483   42,094   1,973
    Musicians, singers, and related workers...........................   35.87    31.86    1,374    1,274    38.3     58,016   49,705   1,617
            Not able to be leveled....................................   35.87    31.86    1,374    1,274    38.3     58,016   49,705   1,617
      Musicians and singers...........................................   40.35    32.23    1,547    1,289    38.3     62,468   50,280   1,548
            Not able to be leveled....................................   40.35    32.23    1,547    1,289    38.3     62,468   50,280   1,548
    Public relations specialists......................................   25.39    23.61    1,000      982    39.4     51,977   51,043   2,047
            Level 7 ..................................................   22.93    21.12      939      982    40.9     48,806   51,043   2,129
            Level 9 ..................................................   26.83    28.00    1,065    1,120    39.7     55,375   58,242   2,064
    Writers and editors...............................................   26.99    22.35    1,033      894    38.3     53,726   46,488   1,991
            Level 9 ..................................................   35.55    36.40    1,312    1,274    36.9     68,211   66,248   1,919
      Editors.........................................................   27.06    22.35    1,035      894    38.3     53,833   46,488   1,989
    Broadcast and sound engineering technicians and radio operators...   16.92    15.22      654      587    38.7     34,025   30,534   2,010
      Audio and video equipment technicians...........................   16.92    15.22      654      587    38.7     34,025   30,534   2,010

  Healthcare practitioner and technical occupations...................   28.85    26.26    1,125    1,030    39.0     58,479   53,512   2,027
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.07    11.74      475      453    39.3     24,680   23,566   2,044
            Level 4 ..................................................   15.02    14.66      593      575    39.5     30,857   29,910   2,055
            Level 5 ..................................................   18.48    17.72      722      692    39.1     37,548   35,981   2,031
            Level 6 ..................................................   21.34    20.57      834      817    39.1     43,340   42,494   2,031
            Level 7 ..................................................   25.24    24.79      992      976    39.3     51,571   50,731   2,043
            Level 8 ..................................................   28.72    28.12    1,119    1,093    38.9     58,164   56,840   2,025
            Level 9 ..................................................   30.81    30.00    1,193    1,166    38.7     61,866   60,320   2,008
            Level 10..................................................   36.59    36.01    1,451    1,419    39.6     75,429   73,774   2,062
            Level 11..................................................   42.43    40.20    1,661    1,591    39.1     86,378   82,747   2,036
            Level 12..................................................   72.75    67.53    2,801    2,532    38.5    145,646  131,689   2,002
            Level 13..................................................   69.68    71.62    2,632    2,661    37.8    136,844  138,362   1,964
            Level 14..................................................  107.73   117.00    4,443    4,680    41.2    231,039  243,360   2,145
            Not able to be leveled....................................   31.76    27.04    1,234    1,028    38.9     64,187   53,456   2,021
    Dietitians and nutritionists......................................   24.05    21.64      966      865    40.2     50,209   45,001   2,088
            Level 7 ..................................................   22.60    22.60      896      904    39.6     46,581   47,008   2,061
    Pharmacists.......................................................   49.09    49.95    1,945    1,955    39.6    101,125  101,634   2,060
            Level 8 ..................................................   46.23    46.31    1,849    1,852    40.0     96,155   96,329   2,080
            Level 9 ..................................................   48.18    50.00    1,884    1,923    39.1     97,991   99,977   2,034
            Level 10..................................................   47.83    48.89    1,903    1,930    39.8     98,953  100,360   2,069
            Level 11..................................................   51.19    51.58    2,029    2,063    39.6    105,529  107,282   2,061
            Not able to be leveled....................................   49.12    48.71    1,938    1,921    39.5    100,765   99,882   2,052
    Physicians and surgeons...........................................   54.62    32.32    2,123    1,212    38.9    110,375   63,020   2,021
            Level 9 ..................................................   23.59    22.55      947      902    40.1     49,243   46,904   2,088
            Level 10..................................................   24.32    24.99      971    1,000    39.9     50,488   51,979   2,076
            Level 11..................................................   40.23    29.33    1,565    1,100    38.9     81,380   57,194   2,023
            Level 12..................................................   77.06    67.53    2,948    2,532    38.2    153,279  131,689   1,989
            Level 13..................................................   70.30    81.62    2,637    2,661    37.5    137,115  138,362   1,951
            Level 14..................................................  107.73   117.00    4,443    4,680    41.2    231,039  243,360   2,145
            Not able to be leveled....................................   41.17    26.61    1,616      999    39.3     84,050   51,948   2,041
      Family and general practitioners................................   60.00    65.90    2,301    2,471    38.3    119,649  128,511   1,994
      Internists, general.............................................   69.32    67.53    2,673    2,532    38.6    138,990  131,689   2,005
      Pediatricians, general..........................................   50.88    24.99    2,060    1,000    40.5    107,105   51,979   2,105
    Physician assistants..............................................   41.36    39.78    1,628    1,591    39.4     84,640   82,747   2,046
    Registered nurses.................................................   30.80    29.46    1,191    1,147    38.7     61,940   59,660   2,011
            Level 6 ..................................................   27.80    26.07    1,071    1,043    38.5     55,667   54,230   2,002
            Level 7 ..................................................   25.93    25.25    1,009      979    38.9     52,453   50,914   2,023
            Level 8 ..................................................   29.79    28.92    1,149    1,123    38.6     59,749   58,406   2,006
            Level 9 ..................................................   30.63    29.92    1,183    1,160    38.6     61,538   60,316   2,009
            Level 10..................................................   38.22    37.37    1,505    1,453    39.4     78,239   75,566   2,047
            Level 11..................................................   40.29    38.34    1,572    1,508    39.0     81,761   78,390   2,029
            Not able to be leveled....................................   32.93    31.54    1,254    1,149    38.1     65,233   59,738   1,981
    Therapists........................................................   27.39    27.24    1,073    1,066    39.2     55,291   55,411   2,018
            Level 5 ..................................................   18.14    15.23      702      609    38.7     36,500   31,678   2,013
            Level 6 ..................................................   21.59    20.14      851      806    39.4     44,270   41,891   2,051
            Level 7 ..................................................   23.56    23.57      933      922    39.6     48,509   47,965   2,059
            Level 8 ..................................................   27.22    27.00    1,076    1,040    39.5     55,976   54,059   2,056
            Level 9 ..................................................   32.17    32.03    1,238    1,259    38.5     62,740   62,213   1,950
            Level 10..................................................   30.97    32.69    1,239    1,308    40.0     64,425   67,995   2,080
            Not able to be leveled....................................   34.30    29.87    1,348    1,195    39.3     70,116   62,138   2,044
      Occupational therapists.........................................   27.62    27.33    1,092    1,071    39.5     56,508   54,999   2,046
            Level 8 ..................................................   27.61    27.00    1,104    1,080    40.0     57,433   56,160   2,080
            Level 9 ..................................................   30.11    29.71    1,181    1,188    39.2     60,844   61,495   2,021
      Physical therapists.............................................   31.99    32.66    1,249    1,262    39.0     64,173   64,253   2,006
            Level 7 ..................................................   29.67    31.38    1,170    1,190    39.4     60,864   61,893   2,051
            Level 8 ..................................................   30.18    31.06    1,207    1,242    40.0     62,774   64,605   2,080
            Level 9 ..................................................   33.29    33.76    1,277    1,266    38.3     64,774   64,293   1,946
      Radiation therapists............................................   33.83    35.54    1,331    1,422    39.4     69,222   73,923   2,046
      Recreational therapists.........................................   17.10    17.00      673      680    39.3     34,982   35,360   2,045
      Respiratory therapists..........................................   23.98    23.60      944      920    39.3     49,069   47,819   2,046
            Level 5 ..................................................   22.02    21.28      847      845    38.5     44,061   43,930   2,001
            Level 6 ..................................................   20.32    18.05      801      722    39.4     41,652   37,544   2,049
            Level 7 ..................................................   23.27    23.10      919      910    39.5     47,782   47,299   2,053
            Level 8 ..................................................   26.45    27.67    1,046    1,020    39.5     54,384   53,039   2,056
      Speech-language pathologists....................................   28.31    24.44    1,076      988    38.0     53,570   48,108   1,893
    Clinical laboratory technologists and technicians.................   19.87    18.86      787      750    39.6     40,927   38,979   2,060
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.23    11.78      483      453    39.5     25,128   23,554   2,055
            Level 4 ..................................................   14.44    14.35      576      573    39.9     29,949   29,786   2,075
            Level 5 ..................................................   18.40    17.28      728      691    39.6     37,856   35,936   2,057
            Level 6 ..................................................   21.01    20.31      828      812    39.4     43,079   42,243   2,051
            Level 7 ..................................................   25.06    24.77      997      987    39.8     51,825   51,334   2,068
            Level 8 ..................................................   22.18    23.07      881      920    39.7     45,832   47,840   2,067
            Level 9 ..................................................   27.99    27.88    1,116    1,106    39.9     58,022   57,491   2,073
            Not able to be leveled....................................   21.78    21.15      851      815    39.1     44,240   42,393   2,031
      Medical and clinical laboratory technologists...................   24.45    24.60      969      975    39.6     50,403   50,700   2,061
            Level 6 ..................................................   25.73    27.18      997    1,087    38.7     51,837   56,534   2,015
            Level 7 ..................................................   26.36    25.71    1,052    1,022    39.9     54,691   53,160   2,075
            Level 8 ..................................................   21.90    22.94      870      912    39.7     45,251   47,436   2,066
            Level 9 ..................................................   28.08    27.88    1,119    1,115    39.9     58,201   57,999   2,073
            Not able to be leveled....................................   25.46    22.42      990      892    38.9     51,493   46,377   2,023
      Medical and clinical laboratory technicians.....................   16.97    16.96      672      672    39.6     34,942   34,944   2,060
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.23    11.78      483      453    39.5     25,128   23,554   2,055
            Level 4 ..................................................   14.54    14.50      580      579    39.9     30,158   30,118   2,074
            Level 5 ..................................................   18.02    17.19      713      688    39.5     37,053   35,755   2,056
            Level 6 ..................................................   20.09    19.69      795      791    39.6     41,339   41,122   2,058
            Level 7 ..................................................   18.74    18.60      733      736    39.1     38,126   38,293   2,035
            Not able to be leveled....................................   18.39    17.79      721      688    39.2     37,505   35,755   2,039
    Diagnostic related technologists and technicians..................   26.39    26.20    1,041    1,028    39.4     54,112   53,435   2,051
            Level 4 ..................................................   13.41    13.00      534      520    39.8     27,754   27,040   2,070
            Level 5 ..................................................   23.54    22.96      922      910    39.2     47,964   47,341   2,038
            Level 6 ..................................................   23.52    23.79      913      938    38.8     47,499   48,794   2,019
            Level 7 ..................................................   28.31    27.81    1,125    1,112    39.8     58,514   57,845   2,067
            Level 8 ..................................................   30.41    30.87    1,209    1,235    39.8     62,872   64,210   2,068
            Level 9 ..................................................   36.41    37.37    1,456    1,495    40.0     75,737   77,721   2,080
            Not able to be leveled....................................   28.73    29.47    1,125    1,179    39.2     58,482   61,296   2,036
      Cardiovascular technologists and technicians....................   27.20    23.83    1,085      953    39.9     56,395   49,566   2,074
            Level 4 ..................................................   13.21    12.58      525      498    39.7     27,285   25,875   2,065
      Diagnostic medical sonographers.................................   31.26    29.91    1,213    1,196    38.8     63,057   62,213   2,017
            Level 7 ..................................................   33.99    34.04    1,331    1,313    39.2     69,230   68,250   2,037
      Nuclear medicine technologists..................................   32.01    34.94    1,280    1,398    40.0     66,586   72,675   2,080
      Radiologic technologists and technicians........................   25.30    25.25      996    1,005    39.4     51,818   52,241   2,048
            Level 5 ..................................................   22.32    22.03      872      881    39.1     45,325   45,822   2,031
            Level 6 ..................................................   23.31    23.25      910      904    39.0     47,340   46,995   2,031
            Level 7 ..................................................   26.70    25.57    1,065    1,022    39.9     55,371   53,165   2,074
            Level 8 ..................................................   30.57    32.70    1,213    1,265    39.7     63,059   65,764   2,063
            Level 9 ..................................................   29.09    27.47    1,164    1,099    40.0     60,505   57,127   2,080
            Not able to be leveled....................................   27.65    28.08    1,076    1,053    38.9     55,954   54,756   2,023
    Emergency medical technicians and paramedics......................   17.37    16.29      671      652    38.6     34,911   33,879   2,009
            Level 5 ..................................................   19.93    16.29      766      652    38.4     39,829   33,879   1,998
    Health diagnosing and treating practitioner support technicians...   17.65    16.50      698      658    39.6     36,277   34,237   2,055
            Level 4 ..................................................   14.80    14.59      587      572    39.6     30,510   29,744   2,061
            Level 5 ..................................................   18.28    18.25      723      710    39.5     37,589   36,894   2,056
            Level 6 ..................................................   20.89    20.00      817      760    39.1     42,505   39,520   2,034
            Not able to be leveled....................................   16.85    16.34      674      653    40.0     35,058   33,981   2,080
      Pharmacy technicians............................................   15.14    14.84      600      593    39.6     31,201   30,851   2,061
            Level 4 ..................................................   14.19    14.38      559      551    39.4     29,067   28,662   2,048
            Level 5 ..................................................   17.62    16.46      705      658    40.0     36,643   34,237   2,079
      Psychiatric technicians.........................................   13.80    13.53      548      541    39.7     28,482   28,142   2,064
      Respiratory therapy technicians.................................   24.14    23.45      951      938    39.4     49,461   48,776   2,049
            Level 5 ..................................................   20.60    19.51      801      780    38.9     41,672   40,581   2,023
      Surgical technologists..........................................   18.88    18.84      747      724    39.6     38,831   37,635   2,057
            Level 4 ..................................................   15.96    16.42      638      657    40.0     33,183   34,154   2,079
            Level 5 ..................................................   18.50    19.10      730      724    39.4     37,947   37,635   2,051
            Level 6 ..................................................   21.48    20.39      842      815    39.2     43,766   42,403   2,038
    Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses.................   18.95    18.55      736      722    38.8     38,282   37,539   2,020
            Level 4 ..................................................   16.25    15.85      637      634    39.2     33,136   32,968   2,039
            Level 5 ..................................................   18.42    18.44      708      692    38.4     36,828   35,981   1,999
            Level 6 ..................................................   20.42    20.12      796      793    39.0     41,385   41,224   2,027
            Level 7 ..................................................   19.85    20.92      785      824    39.6     40,822   42,869   2,057
    Medical records and health information technicians................   15.93    15.32      628      576    39.4     32,676   29,952   2,051
            Level 3 ..................................................   11.86    11.33      468      453    39.5     24,328   23,566   2,052
            Level 4 ..................................................   14.59    13.28      559      536    38.3     29,075   27,882   1,992
            Level 5 ..................................................   15.33    16.24      612      650    39.9     31,831   33,779   2,076
            Level 6 ..................................................   18.39    18.51      726      713    39.5     37,749   37,092   2,053
            Not able to be leveled....................................   22.12    27.88      878    1,115    39.7     45,633   57,990   2,063
    Miscellaneous health technologists and technicians................   19.91    18.15      794      726    39.9     41,278   37,752   2,073
            Level 4 ..................................................   16.11    14.34      644      574    40.0     33,471   29,827   2,078
            Level 5 ..................................................   18.04    16.35      721      654    40.0     37,517   33,998   2,080
            Not able to be leveled....................................   14.81    13.15      582      526    39.3     30,240   27,352   2,042
    Miscellaneous healthcare practitioner and technical workers.......   22.53    21.29      899      852    39.9     46,544   44,283   2,066

  Healthcare support occupations......................................   12.12    11.50      474      451    39.1     24,669   23,462   2,036
            Level 1 ..................................................    9.54     9.27      382      371    40.0     19,842   19,282   2,080
            Level 2 ..................................................   10.78    10.15      421      400    39.1     21,900   20,804   2,032
            Level 3 ..................................................   11.87    11.50      463      448    39.1     24,098   23,275   2,031
            Level 4 ..................................................   12.77    12.21      500      481    39.2     26,004   25,022   2,036
            Level 5 ..................................................   15.19    15.28      602      601    39.6     31,325   31,259   2,062
            Level 6 ..................................................   17.31    17.52      683      701    39.4     35,510   36,442   2,051
            Not able to be leveled....................................   14.57    13.26      572      530    39.3     29,747   27,581   2,042
    Nursing, psychiatric, and home health aides.......................   11.49    11.05      449      434    39.0     23,338   22,563   2,030
            Level 1 ..................................................    9.31     9.11      372      364    40.0     19,363   18,949   2,080
            Level 2 ..................................................   10.61    10.10      414      400    39.0     21,543   20,800   2,030
            Level 3 ..................................................   11.73    11.34      457      438    38.9     23,740   22,768   2,023
            Level 4 ..................................................   12.20    11.60      479      455    39.2     24,883   23,683   2,040
            Level 5 ..................................................   13.40    12.59      523      504    39.0     27,187   26,187   2,029
            Not able to be leveled....................................   13.62    12.51      535      500    39.3     27,814   26,021   2,042
      Home health aides...............................................   10.14     9.90      393      384    38.7     20,412   19,968   2,012
            Level 2 ..................................................   10.09     9.90      389      396    38.6     20,226   20,592   2,005
            Level 3 ..................................................    9.69     9.50      372      360    38.4     19,355   18,720   1,998
            Level 4 ..................................................   11.64    11.17      466      447    40.0     24,208   23,236   2,080
      Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants........................   11.99    11.60      469      454    39.1     24,392   23,608   2,035
            Level 1 ..................................................    9.35     9.13      374      365    40.0     19,442   18,990   2,080
            Level 2 ..................................................   10.97    10.58      431      413    39.3     22,407   21,486   2,043
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.31    11.96      480      464    38.9     24,938   24,128   2,025
            Level 4 ..................................................   12.56    12.08      491      476    39.1     25,553   24,769   2,034
            Level 5 ..................................................   13.88    13.31      554      531    39.9     28,809   27,602   2,075
            Not able to be leveled....................................   13.66    12.51      536      500    39.2     27,873   26,021   2,040
      Psychiatric aides...............................................   10.59    10.02      417      400    39.3     21,660   20,800   2,046
            Level 3 ..................................................   10.00    10.00      400      400    40.0     20,802   20,800   2,080
            Level 4 ..................................................   10.19     9.96      400      382    39.3     20,823   19,864   2,043
    Occupational therapist assistants and aides.......................   12.79    10.15      511      406    39.9     26,573   21,112   2,077
            Level 4 ..................................................   11.31     9.88      453      395    40.0     23,534   20,550   2,080
      Occupational therapist aides....................................   11.42     9.88      457      395    40.0     23,747   20,550   2,080
            Level 4 ..................................................   12.72    14.18      509      567    40.0     26,461   29,501   2,080
    Physical therapist assistants and aides...........................   15.10    13.79      602      552    39.9     31,295   28,683   2,073
            Level 2 ..................................................   14.35    11.12      574      445    40.0     29,858   23,136   2,080
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.32    11.78      493      471    40.0     25,628   24,502   2,080
            Level 4 ..................................................   12.04    12.24      474      490    39.4     24,646   25,459   2,047
            Level 5 ..................................................   18.44    17.26      734      690    39.8     38,156   35,901   2,069
      Physical therapist assistants...................................   18.33    17.26      729      690    39.8     37,922   35,901   2,069
            Level 5 ..................................................   18.44    17.26      734      690    39.8     38,156   35,901   2,069
      Physical therapist aides........................................   13.37    11.70      533      468    39.9     27,726   24,336   2,074
            Level 2 ..................................................   14.35    11.12      574      445    40.0     29,858   23,136   2,080
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.21    11.44      488      458    40.0     25,391   23,795   2,080
            Level 4 ..................................................   11.99    12.24      471      490    39.3     24,483   25,459   2,042
    Miscellaneous healthcare support occupations......................   14.03    13.72      553      543    39.4     28,739   28,246   2,048
            Level 1 ..................................................   10.93    10.96      437      438    40.0     22,739   22,797   2,080
            Level 2 ..................................................   11.25    10.91      444      436    39.5     23,023   22,693   2,047
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.73    12.75      509      509    40.0     26,443   26,456   2,078
            Level 4 ..................................................   13.92    13.53      542      536    39.0     28,200   27,851   2,026
            Level 5 ..................................................   15.78    15.33      629      613    39.8     32,705   31,882   2,072
            Level 6 ..................................................   17.45    17.52      693      701    39.7     36,058   36,442   2,067
            Not able to be leveled....................................   16.08    15.27      631      611    39.2     32,800   31,751   2,039
      Medical assistants..............................................   14.03    13.84      554      554    39.5     28,754   28,725   2,050
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.01    12.72      481      509    40.0     24,991   26,456   2,080
            Level 4 ..................................................   14.13    13.84      556      554    39.3     28,887   28,787   2,044
            Level 5 ..................................................   15.80    15.33      632      613    40.0     32,856   31,882   2,079
      Medical equipment preparers.....................................   14.45    14.42      578      577    40.0     30,062   29,994   2,080
            Level 3 ..................................................   13.35    13.20      534      528    40.0     27,769   27,454   2,080
            Level 4 ..................................................   14.04    13.74      562      550    40.0     29,207   28,579   2,080
      Medical transcriptionists.......................................   14.52    14.02      558      552    38.4     29,023   28,725   1,998
            Level 4 ..................................................   13.59    13.52      510      516    37.6     26,534   26,826   1,953
            Level 5 ..................................................   18.03    18.61      719      731    39.9     37,377   38,002   2,073
      Pharmacy aides..................................................   14.44    15.42      577      596    39.9     29,990   30,984   2,077
      Veterinary assistants and laboratory animal caretakers..........   14.78    14.71      584      593    39.5     30,346   30,855   2,054

  Protective service occupations......................................   14.24    13.00      557      520    39.1     28,464   27,019   1,999
            Level 2 ..................................................   12.47    12.44      478      467    38.4     24,755   24,258   1,986
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.98    12.59      504      475    38.9     26,204   24,710   2,019
            Level 4 ..................................................   13.96    13.78      544      551    39.0     24,918   26,936   1,785
            Level 5 ..................................................   16.96    16.67      676      654    39.9     35,162   34,008   2,073
            Level 6 ..................................................   22.56    22.78      888      911    39.4     46,175   47,382   2,047
            Level 7 ..................................................   18.47    19.20      739      768    40.0     38,409   39,930   2,080
            Not able to be leveled....................................   15.31    15.82      612      633    40.0     31,836   32,910   2,080
    Police officers...................................................   19.23    20.06      767      802    39.9     39,871   41,725   2,073
      Police and sheriff's patrol officers............................   19.23    20.06      767      802    39.9     39,871   41,725   2,073
    Security guards and gaming surveillance officers..................   13.12    12.59      513      480    39.1     26,656   24,939   2,031
            Level 2 ..................................................   12.47    12.44      478      467    38.4     24,880   24,258   1,995
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.96    12.59      503      475    38.8     26,158   24,710   2,018
            Level 4 ..................................................   14.24    13.78      565      551    39.7     29,397   28,656   2,064
            Level 5 ..................................................   17.10    15.72      682      629    39.9     35,471   32,691   2,074
            Not able to be leveled....................................   14.10    12.73      564      509    40.0     29,329   26,478   2,080
      Security guards.................................................   13.12    12.59      513      480    39.1     26,656   24,939   2,031
            Level 2 ..................................................   12.47    12.44      478      467    38.4     24,880   24,258   1,995
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.96    12.59      503      475    38.8     26,158   24,710   2,018
            Level 4 ..................................................   14.24    13.78      565      551    39.7     29,397   28,656   2,064
            Level 5 ..................................................   17.10    15.72      682      629    39.9     35,471   32,691   2,074
            Not able to be leveled....................................   14.10    12.73      564      509    40.0     29,329   26,478   2,080
    Miscellaneous protective service workers..........................   10.75    11.38      384      378    35.7     11,477    3,657   1,067

  Food preparation and serving related occupations....................   11.92    11.11      468      446    39.3     23,621   22,880   1,982
            Level 1 ..................................................    9.69     9.90      380      376    39.2     19,727   19,562   2,035
            Level 2 ..................................................   10.31     9.99      403      393    39.1     20,639   19,926   2,002
            Level 3 ..................................................   11.99    11.11      477      472    39.8     24,156   24,274   2,015
            Level 4 ..................................................   12.85    12.79      503      495    39.1     24,289   24,960   1,891
            Level 5 ..................................................   13.55    13.30      533      520    39.3     27,604   27,040   2,037
            Level 6 ..................................................   17.12    17.40      685      696    40.0     35,609   36,198   2,080
            Level 7 ..................................................   16.89    17.61      668      705    39.6     32,740   33,076   1,939
            Not able to be leveled....................................   16.02    18.04      612      697    38.2     29,295   30,472   1,828
    First-line supervisors/managers, food preparation and serving
       workers........................................................   14.04    13.75      534      532    38.0     24,170   25,750   1,722
            Level 4 ..................................................   11.23    10.51      414      336    36.8     16,060   12,777   1,430
            Level 5 ..................................................   14.09    15.00      532      498    37.8     27,689   25,917   1,965
            Level 6 ..................................................   16.97    16.94      679      678    40.0     35,293   35,235   2,080
      First-line supervisors/managers of food preparation and serving
         workers......................................................   14.47    15.00      568      560    39.2     26,636   27,685   1,841
            Level 4 ..................................................   11.46    12.38      459      495    40.0     17,968   16,640   1,567
            Level 5 ..................................................   14.09    15.00      532      498    37.8     27,689   25,917   1,965
            Level 6 ..................................................   16.97    16.94      679      678    40.0     35,293   35,235   2,080
    Cooks.............................................................   12.66    11.93      499      477    39.4     25,669   24,804   2,027
            Level 2 ..................................................   11.16    10.63      433      425    38.8     22,496   22,110   2,016
            Level 3 ..................................................   11.04    10.71      437      427    39.6     22,696   22,214   2,057
            Level 4 ..................................................   13.10    13.03      520      521    39.7     26,872   27,082   2,051
            Level 5 ..................................................   13.39    13.00      535      520    39.9     27,620   27,040   2,063
            Not able to be leveled....................................   14.84    12.49      560      437    37.7     25,062   21,380   1,688
      Cooks, institution and cafeteria................................   12.71    12.22      500      474    39.3     25,632   24,502   2,016
            Level 2 ..................................................   11.21    10.63      434      425    38.7     22,551   22,110   2,012
            Level 3 ..................................................   11.04    10.71      437      427    39.6     22,696   22,214   2,057
            Level 4 ..................................................   13.08    13.47      517      521    39.5     26,662   27,102   2,039
            Level 5 ..................................................   14.60    13.50      583      540    39.9     29,977   28,080   2,053
            Not able to be leveled....................................   14.84    12.49      560      437    37.7     25,062   21,380   1,688
    Food preparation workers..........................................   11.27    10.89      439      436    38.9     22,829   22,651   2,025
            Level 1 ..................................................    9.65     9.98      386      399    40.0     20,070   20,758   2,080
            Level 2 ..................................................    8.80     9.07      341      355    38.7     17,731   18,470   2,014
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.43    10.98      487      439    39.1     25,307   22,838   2,035
    Food service, tipped..............................................   10.22    10.30      410      384    40.1     21,170   19,947   2,071
            Level 1 ..................................................    9.58     9.89      377      376    39.4     19,629   19,562   2,050
            Level 2 ..................................................    8.83     9.00      347      360    39.3     17,973   18,720   2,035
            Level 3 ..................................................   11.63    11.11      479      500    41.2     24,559   26,000   2,112
      Waiters and waitresses..........................................   11.33     9.56      429      361    37.8     21,888   18,924   1,931
      Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers......    9.43     9.21      371      368    39.3     19,171   19,094   2,033
            Level 2 ..................................................    9.59     9.44      373      380    38.8     19,208   19,344   2,002
    Fast food and counter workers.....................................   11.93    11.49      465      448    39.0     22,196   22,235   1,860
            Level 1 ..................................................   10.15    10.63      388      411    38.2     20,104   21,329   1,981
            Level 2 ..................................................   10.62    10.44      404      373    38.1     18,968   18,999   1,786
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.45    12.00      496      465    39.8     22,410   22,838   1,800
      Combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast
         food.........................................................   12.01    11.91      467      461    38.9     23,334   23,303   1,943
            Level 1 ..................................................   10.17    10.63      388      419    38.2     20,181   21,762   1,985
            Level 2 ..................................................   10.52    10.00      400      365    38.0     18,659   18,999   1,774
            Level 3 ..................................................   13.08    12.98      520      519    39.7     27,016   27,005   2,066
    Food servers, nonrestaurant.......................................   10.34     9.58      406      384    39.3     21,063   19,989   2,038
            Level 1 ..................................................    8.94     8.66      347      344    38.8     18,063   17,867   2,020
            Level 2 ..................................................   10.09     9.31      397      372    39.3     20,581   19,365   2,039
    Dishwashers.......................................................   11.85    12.97      472      519    39.8     24,468   26,978   2,065
            Level 1 ..................................................   10.25    10.00      405      400    39.5     21,057   20,800   2,054

  Building and grounds cleaning and maintenance occupations...........   12.07    11.47      478      450    39.6     24,555   23,254   2,034
            Level 1 ..................................................   10.27     9.75      407      383    39.6     20,917   19,926   2,036
            Level 2 ..................................................   11.34    11.50      448      444    39.5     22,826   23,088   2,013
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.63    12.22      501      489    39.7     26,012   25,413   2,059
            Level 4 ..................................................   13.57    12.66      538      506    39.6     27,123   25,376   1,999
            Level 5 ..................................................   18.56    18.86      729      710    39.3     37,892   36,895   2,042
            Level 6 ..................................................   19.07    17.81      763      713    40.0     39,658   37,053   2,080
            Not able to be leveled....................................   14.99    13.26      596      534    39.8     31,009   27,788   2,069
    First-line supervisors/managers, building and grounds cleaning and
       maintenance workers............................................   20.02    18.86      792      713    39.5     41,160   37,053   2,056
            Level 5 ..................................................   18.64    18.86      726      707    38.9     37,744   36,771   2,025
            Level 6 ..................................................   20.01    17.81      801      713    40.0     41,629   37,053   2,080
      First-line supervisors/managers of housekeeping and janitorial
         workers......................................................   18.46    18.50      728      707    39.5     37,865   36,771   2,052
            Level 5 ..................................................   18.49    18.86      717      707    38.8     37,296   36,771   2,017
            Level 6 ..................................................   20.01    17.81      801      713    40.0     41,629   37,053   2,080
      First-line supervisors/managers of landscaping, lawn service,
         and groundskeeping workers...................................   26.52    19.62    1,058      785    39.9     55,017   40,799   2,075
    Building cleaning workers.........................................   11.48    11.18      454      444    39.6     23,362   22,942   2,036
            Level 1 ..................................................   10.27     9.73      406      383    39.6     20,903   19,926   2,036
            Level 2 ..................................................   11.32    11.50      447      444    39.5     22,758   23,088   2,010
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.43    12.00      493      480    39.6     25,578   24,960   2,057
            Level 4 ..................................................   13.64    13.95      540      556    39.6     28,079   28,933   2,059
            Not able to be leveled....................................   14.38    11.88      573      476    39.9     29,819   24,731   2,074
      Janitors and cleaners, except maids and housekeeping cleaners...   11.87    11.54      471      454    39.7     24,245   23,400   2,043
            Level 1 ..................................................   10.58     9.94      420      397    39.7     21,845   20,654   2,066
            Level 2 ..................................................   11.48    11.84      455      446    39.6     22,968   23,088   2,000
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.56    12.22      498      489    39.7     25,851   25,413   2,058
            Level 4 ..................................................   13.75    13.86      547      568    39.8     28,426   29,536   2,068
            Not able to be leveled....................................   16.77    17.69      668      708    39.9     34,762   36,795   2,073
      Maids and housekeeping cleaners.................................   10.43     9.96      411      393    39.4     21,054   20,301   2,019
            Level 1 ..................................................    9.86     9.27      390      369    39.6     19,780   18,980   2,005
            Level 2 ..................................................   10.57    10.12      412      392    38.9     21,408   20,384   2,025
            Level 3 ..................................................   11.75    11.86      463      459    39.4     24,012   23,504   2,043
            Not able to be leveled....................................   11.53    11.47      460      459    39.9     23,911   23,849   2,075
    Grounds maintenance workers.......................................   13.64    12.68      541      504    39.7     27,313   25,480   2,003
            Level 2 ..................................................   11.65    11.45      463      458    39.7     24,051   23,816   2,064
            Level 3 ..................................................   13.79    13.00      548      507    39.7     28,478   26,374   2,065
            Level 4 ..................................................   13.22    11.88      526      475    39.8     24,379   23,254   1,844
      Landscaping and groundskeeping workers..........................   13.61    12.81      540      507    39.7     27,227   25,480   2,000
            Level 2 ..................................................   11.65    11.45      463      458    39.7     24,051   23,816   2,064
            Level 3 ..................................................   13.87    13.00      551      518    39.7     28,636   26,957   2,065
            Level 4 ..................................................   13.33    11.88      530      475    39.7     24,339   23,254   1,826

  Personal care and service occupations...............................   10.86    10.50      428      411    39.4     21,468   21,206   1,978
            Level 2 ..................................................    9.15     9.01      360      351    39.3     17,132   17,391   1,873
            Level 3 ..................................................   10.94    11.04      432      431    39.5     21,869   21,867   1,999
            Level 4 ..................................................   10.92    10.55      433      422    39.7     22,170   21,861   2,030
            Level 5 ..................................................   10.71    10.00      418      400    39.1     20,259   20,800   1,892
            Level 6 ..................................................   14.46    15.39      580      615    40.1     30,064   32,001   2,079
            Level 7 ..................................................   16.12    15.69      641      628    39.8     33,345   32,635   2,069
            Not able to be leveled....................................   10.12     9.07      408      363    40.3     20,454   18,866   2,021
    First-line supervisors/managers of personal service workers.......   14.56    14.65      589      586    40.5     30,487   30,472   2,094
            Level 6 ..................................................   14.63    15.39      593      615    40.5     30,813   32,001   2,106
    Child care workers................................................   10.08    10.08      395      400    39.2     20,256   20,758   2,010
            Level 2 ..................................................    9.27     9.28      362      353    39.0     18,760   18,366   2,024
            Level 3 ..................................................    9.62     9.77      381      390    39.6     19,603   19,926   2,037
            Level 4 ..................................................   11.44    11.00      455      440    39.7     23,114   22,880   2,020
            Level 5 ..................................................   12.16    11.68      451      420    37.1     22,198   22,133   1,825
    Personal and home care aides......................................   10.52    10.35      414      402    39.4     21,553   20,898   2,050
            Level 2 ..................................................    8.33     8.08      333      323    40.0     17,324   16,806   2,080
            Level 3 ..................................................   11.18    11.25      447      450    40.0     23,233   23,400   2,079
            Level 4 ..................................................    9.47     9.36      378      374    39.9     19,649   19,469   2,075
    Recreation and fitness workers....................................   12.24    12.00      485      480    39.6     16,400   18,824   1,340
            Level 3 ..................................................    9.34     8.64      376      348    40.2     10,574    4,134   1,132
            Level 4 ..................................................   11.97    11.57      462      434    38.6     20,931   22,552   1,749
      Recreation workers..............................................   12.16    12.00      481      480    39.6     15,815   18,098   1,300
            Level 3 ..................................................    9.34     8.64      376      348    40.2     10,574    4,134   1,132
            Level 4 ..................................................   11.97    11.57      462      434    38.6     20,931   22,552   1,749
    Residential advisors..............................................    9.09     9.00      370      360    40.7     16,473   17,680   1,813

  Sales and related occupations.......................................   20.66    17.64      787      702    38.1     40,755   35,489   1,972
            Level 2 ..................................................    7.75     7.50      309      300    39.8     16,058   15,600   2,071
            Level 3 ..................................................   10.01    10.70      360      380    36.0     18,710   19,760   1,870
            Level 4 ..................................................   16.32    15.50      545      490    33.4     28,338   25,459   1,737
            Level 5 ..................................................   17.47    17.22      691      742    39.5     35,915   38,590   2,056
            Level 6 ..................................................   21.83    19.23      845      769    38.7     43,956   40,000   2,013
            Level 7 ..................................................   24.22    25.07      956    1,003    39.5     48,416   52,152   1,999
            Not able to be leveled....................................   16.60    15.64      635      587    38.2     33,022   30,498   1,989
    First-line supervisors/managers, sales workers....................   18.11    16.35      649      600    35.8     32,905   31,200   1,817
      First-line supervisors/managers of retail sales workers.........   15.20    16.00      540      599    35.6     28,101   31,138   1,849
    Retail sales workers..............................................   10.03     8.75      372      340    37.1     19,335   17,680   1,928
            Level 2 ..................................................    7.75     7.50      309      300    39.8     16,057   15,600   2,071
            Level 3 ..................................................    9.96     9.45      343      363    34.5     17,842   18,886   1,792
      Cashiers, all workers...........................................   10.27     8.89      359      350    35.0     18,676   18,182   1,819
            Level 2 ..................................................    8.23     8.00      326      320    39.6     16,965   16,640   2,062
            Level 3 ..................................................    9.76    10.70      292      306    30.0     15,183   15,907   1,556
        Cashiers......................................................   10.27     8.89      359      350    35.0     18,676   18,182   1,819
            Level 2 ..................................................    8.23     8.00      326      320    39.6     16,965   16,640   2,062
            Level 3 ..................................................    9.76    10.70      292      306    30.0     15,183   15,907   1,556
      Retail salespersons.............................................    9.81     8.25      385      330    39.2     19,998   17,181   2,038
            Level 3 ..................................................   10.12     9.37      396      375    39.1     20,566   19,492   2,033
    Insurance sales agents............................................   27.78    30.16    1,065    1,141    38.3     55,393   59,329   1,994
    Miscellaneous sales and related workers...........................   21.08    19.81      833      865    39.5     43,309   45,001   2,054

  Office and administrative support occupations.......................   15.46    14.94      603      582    39.0     31,298   30,225   2,024
            Level 1 ..................................................   10.88     9.94      427      398    39.2     22,198   20,675   2,040
            Level 2 ..................................................   11.65    11.29      458      440    39.3     23,783   22,859   2,042
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.84    12.56      503      495    39.2     26,154   25,717   2,037
            Level 4 ..................................................   14.83    14.69      578      575    39.0     29,987   29,890   2,022
            Level 5 ..................................................   16.90    16.77      657      652    38.9     34,085   33,948   2,017
            Level 6 ..................................................   19.70    19.23      764      750    38.8     39,692   39,000   2,014
            Level 7 ..................................................   22.58    21.68      878      846    38.9     45,577   43,753   2,018
            Level 8 ..................................................   26.45    26.70    1,047    1,068    39.6     54,466   55,536   2,059
            Not able to be leveled....................................   17.26    15.72      666      616    38.6     34,589   32,038   2,004
    First-line supervisors/managers of office and administrative
       support workers................................................   22.02    19.26      848      750    38.5     44,002   39,000   1,999
            Level 5 ..................................................   16.93    16.65      626      596    37.0     32,567   30,995   1,924
            Level 6 ..................................................   18.88    17.78      747      711    39.6     38,829   36,982   2,057
            Level 7 ..................................................   24.43    21.00      946      851    38.7     48,889   44,000   2,001
            Level 8 ..................................................   28.28    27.00    1,117    1,068    39.5     58,105   55,536   2,054
            Not able to be leveled....................................   27.50    30.64    1,038    1,229    37.7     53,978   63,898   1,963
    Switchboard operators, including answering service................   13.27    12.35      514      498    38.7     26,718   25,896   2,014
            Level 2 ..................................................   11.93    10.95      467      438    39.2     24,301   22,776   2,037
            Level 3 ..................................................   14.82    14.08      581      601    39.2     30,236   31,242   2,040
            Level 4 ..................................................   15.61    16.15      584      606    37.4     30,366   31,500   1,946
    Financial clerks..................................................   14.98    14.67      587      577    39.2     30,491   29,985   2,036
            Level 2 ..................................................   10.71    11.19      427      441    39.9     22,196   22,938   2,073
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.92    12.76      511      520    39.6     26,594   27,061   2,059
            Level 4 ..................................................   14.63    14.62      571      580    39.0     29,677   30,139   2,028
            Level 5 ..................................................   16.55    15.85      647      635    39.1     33,664   32,999   2,034
            Level 6 ..................................................   20.35    20.30      789      812    38.8     41,039   42,220   2,016
            Level 7 ..................................................   19.17    16.90      729      600    38.0     37,926   31,199   1,978
            Not able to be leveled....................................   15.27    13.46      602      538    39.4     30,999   28,001   2,030
      Bill and account collectors.....................................   14.18    14.40      564      576    39.8     29,346   29,952   2,070
            Level 3 ..................................................   11.48    11.28      459      451    40.0     23,884   23,462   2,080
            Level 4 ..................................................   13.82    14.03      550      561    39.8     28,620   29,182   2,071
      Billing and posting clerks and machine operators................   14.18    14.28      551      548    38.8     28,650   28,517   2,020
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.64    12.29      496      498    39.3     25,802   25,875   2,041
            Level 4 ..................................................   14.50    14.28      561      571    38.7     29,168   29,702   2,012
            Level 5 ..................................................   16.85    17.00      640      679    38.0     33,305   35,312   1,977
      Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks....................   16.27    15.16      636      600    39.1     33,022   31,200   2,030
            Level 3 ..................................................   14.21    14.20      568      568    40.0     29,553   29,544   2,079
            Level 4 ..................................................   15.13    15.00      589      599    38.9     30,603   31,145   2,023
            Level 5 ..................................................   17.00    15.85      665      634    39.1     34,579   32,966   2,034
            Level 6 ..................................................   20.51    20.30      789      812    38.5     41,045   42,220   2,001
            Not able to be leveled....................................   15.97    13.46      637      538    39.8     32,545   28,001   2,037
      Payroll and timekeeping clerks..................................   16.97    17.00      667      671    39.3     34,706   34,871   2,045
            Level 4 ..................................................   16.92    17.76      674      710    39.8     35,029   36,941   2,070
      Procurement clerks..............................................   14.77    16.84      588      674    39.8     30,570   35,031   2,070
      Tellers.........................................................   12.28    12.00      486      470    39.6     25,267   24,440   2,057
            Level 2 ..................................................   11.40    11.58      453      463    39.7     23,539   24,086   2,065
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.58    12.02      500      481    39.8     26,005   25,000   2,068
            Level 4 ..................................................   12.03    11.50      472      433    39.2     24,522   22,539   2,038
    Customer service representatives..................................   16.01    15.87      633      624    39.5     32,922   32,450   2,056
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.05    12.28      477      478    39.6     24,801   24,865   2,058
            Level 4 ..................................................   15.07    14.92      601      597    39.9     31,265   31,034   2,075
            Level 5 ..................................................   16.96    17.76      665      710    39.2     34,559   36,901   2,038
            Level 6 ..................................................   17.63    17.19      685      648    38.9     35,633   33,716   2,021
    Eligibility interviewers, government programs.....................   14.31    15.93      565      637    39.5     29,388   33,136   2,054
    File clerks.......................................................   11.80    11.41      469      457    39.7     24,386   23,754   2,067
            Level 2 ..................................................   11.48    11.94      453      471    39.4     23,537   24,501   2,050
            Level 3 ..................................................   11.20    11.03      446      436    39.8     23,190   22,672   2,071
    Interviewers, except eligibility and loan.........................   14.35    14.29      561      567    39.1     29,184   29,470   2,033
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.43    12.35      497      494    40.0     25,858   25,694   2,080
            Level 4 ..................................................   14.63    14.16      579      555    39.6     30,115   28,870   2,058
            Level 5 ..................................................   16.10    15.11      606      572    37.6     31,516   29,721   1,957
            Not able to be leveled....................................   15.92    15.63      610      603    38.3     31,719   31,376   1,992
    Library assistants, clerical......................................   14.20    14.74      540      539    38.1     27,050   27,222   1,905
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.05    12.03      454      470    37.7     23,631   24,453   1,961
            Level 4 ..................................................   15.43    15.90      595      636    38.6     28,331   33,072   1,837
    Loan interviewers and clerks......................................   15.23    14.32      599      573    39.3     31,124   29,779   2,043
    Order clerks......................................................   15.11    14.05      602      562    39.8     31,293   29,224   2,070
    Human resources assistants, except payroll and timekeeping........   17.48    16.72      691      669    39.5     35,912   34,778   2,055
            Level 4 ..................................................   15.49    15.76      620      630    40.0     32,215   32,781   2,080
    Receptionists and information clerks..............................   13.44    13.15      525      519    39.0     27,202   26,988   2,023
            Level 2 ..................................................   11.18    11.46      432      421    38.6     22,329   21,913   1,998
            Level 3 ..................................................   13.68    13.50      532      523    38.9     27,648   27,206   2,022
            Level 4 ..................................................   14.25    13.64      564      540    39.6     29,153   28,080   2,046
            Not able to be leveled....................................   13.95    14.27      550      557    39.4     28,578   28,972   2,049
    Couriers and messengers...........................................   11.62    11.85      465      474    40.0     24,159   24,648   2,080
            Level 2 ..................................................   11.01    10.75      440      430    40.0     22,897   22,360   2,080
    Dispatchers.......................................................   15.89    14.75      605      590    38.1     31,368   30,684   1,974
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.12    12.00      462      478    38.2     24,039   24,877   1,984
      Dispatchers, except police, fire, and ambulance.................   16.23    14.75      603      590    37.2     31,358   30,684   1,933
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.12    12.00      462      478    38.2     24,039   24,877   1,984
    Meter readers, utilities..........................................   13.33    12.73      533      509    40.0     27,731   26,478   2,080
    Shipping, receiving, and traffic clerks...........................   14.42    12.85      564      507    39.1     29,352   26,374   2,036
            Level 3 ..................................................   13.37    12.68      521      495    39.0     27,093   25,730   2,026
    Stock clerks and order fillers....................................   12.53    11.30      491      445    39.2     25,532   23,130   2,037
            Level 2 ..................................................   10.43    10.08      411      403    39.4     21,367   20,966   2,049
            Level 3 ..................................................   11.60    10.60      455      424    39.2     23,651   22,048   2,039
    Secretaries and administrative assistants.........................   16.40    15.82      639      618    39.0     33,189   32,136   2,023
            Level 2 ..................................................   11.38    11.70      455      468    40.0     23,620   24,336   2,075
            Level 3 ..................................................   13.55    13.44      528      530    38.9     27,417   27,537   2,023
            Level 4 ..................................................   14.86    14.44      579      565    39.0     30,016   29,370   2,020
            Level 5 ..................................................   16.72    16.77      654      655    39.1     34,008   34,050   2,034
            Level 6 ..................................................   20.20    19.27      789      769    39.1     40,931   40,000   2,027
            Level 7 ..................................................   22.19    20.46      864      808    38.9     44,918   41,999   2,024
            Not able to be leveled....................................   18.34    18.45      692      702    37.7     36,002   36,504   1,963
      Executive secretaries and administrative assistants.............   18.72    18.30      730      700    39.0     37,928   36,379   2,026
            Level 4 ..................................................   13.22    12.02      517      481    39.1     26,893   25,002   2,035
            Level 5 ..................................................   16.85    17.07      662      655    39.3     34,409   34,050   2,042
            Level 6 ..................................................   21.04    19.78      821      771    39.0     42,589   40,080   2,025
            Level 7 ..................................................   22.37    21.25      870      810    38.9     45,255   42,141   2,023
            Not able to be leveled....................................   20.33    19.91      783      749    38.5     40,727   38,966   2,004
      Medical secretaries.............................................   14.61    14.27      575      562    39.4     29,903   29,224   2,047
            Level 2 ..................................................   11.20    11.70      448      468    40.0     23,286   24,336   2,078
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.78    12.68      503      490    39.3     26,136   25,480   2,045
            Level 4 ..................................................   15.05    14.36      589      570    39.1     30,643   29,640   2,036
            Level 5 ..................................................   16.45    16.77      652      671    39.6     33,891   34,882   2,060
            Level 6 ..................................................   18.94    19.14      757      766    40.0     39,381   39,811   2,079
            Not able to be leveled....................................   16.26    15.70      628      608    38.6     32,673   31,629   2,009
      Secretaries, except legal, medical, and executive...............   15.44    15.27      597      589    38.7     30,964   30,534   2,005
            Level 3 ..................................................   13.85    14.09      540      538    39.0     28,046   27,997   2,025
            Level 4 ..................................................   15.28    14.95      592      574    38.8     30,631   29,732   2,005
            Level 5 ..................................................   16.58    15.97      637      618    38.4     33,122   32,136   1,998
            Level 6 ..................................................   18.69    15.87      722      635    38.6     37,436   33,016   2,003
            Not able to be leveled....................................   17.74    19.16      657      671    37.0     34,159   34,871   1,926
    Computer operators................................................   16.76    16.59      668      664    39.9     34,759   34,507   2,074
            Level 5 ..................................................   17.24    16.97      687      664    39.9     35,746   34,507   2,074
    Data entry and information processing workers.....................   15.51    15.66      612      627    39.4     31,799   32,579   2,050
            Level 2 ..................................................   11.42    10.47      455      419    39.8     23,667   21,778   2,072
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.68    11.72      486      469    38.3     25,262   24,378   1,993
            Level 4 ..................................................   15.56    15.66      620      627    39.9     32,251   32,579   2,073
      Data entry keyers...............................................   14.73    15.66      579      606    39.3     30,115   31,491   2,045
            Level 2 ..................................................   12.30    12.49      490      500    39.8     25,470   25,979   2,071
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.82    11.72      490      469    38.2     25,497   24,378   1,989
      Word processors and typists.....................................   16.74    16.86      663      678    39.6     34,458   35,235   2,058
            Level 4 ..................................................   15.02    13.75      601      550    40.0     31,232   28,600   2,080
    Insurance claims and policy processing clerks.....................   17.49    17.46      680      658    38.9     35,371   34,216   2,022
            Level 4 ..................................................   15.99    15.95      622      638    38.9     32,341   33,178   2,023
            Level 5 ..................................................   18.48    20.01      726      740    39.3     37,752   38,499   2,043
            Level 6 ..................................................   18.82    17.46      715      655    38.0     37,187   34,055   1,976
    Mail clerks and mail machine operators, except postal service.....   13.91    13.25      535      514    38.4     27,807   26,703   1,999
            Level 2 ..................................................   13.39    12.85      519      514    38.7     26,965   26,728   2,014
            Level 3 ..................................................   13.59    11.60      513      469    37.8     26,695   24,398   1,965
    Office clerks, general............................................   14.19    14.06      551      540    38.8     28,508   28,080   2,009
            Level 2 ..................................................   11.63    10.69      455      432    39.2     23,683   22,464   2,036
            Level 3 ..................................................   11.87    11.70      468      467    39.5     24,329   24,274   2,050
            Level 4 ..................................................   14.85    14.65      572      575    38.5     29,633   29,890   1,996
            Level 5 ..................................................   17.95    18.00      682      710    38.0     34,802   36,471   1,939
            Level 6 ..................................................   20.63    21.20      784      788    38.0     40,779   41,001   1,977
            Not able to be leveled....................................   12.83    11.83      506      467    39.4     26,304   24,296   2,050

  Construction and extraction occupations.............................   20.24    19.55      803      780    39.7     41,749   40,560   2,063
            Level 4 ..................................................   13.99    12.73      560      509    40.0     29,108   26,478   2,080
            Level 5 ..................................................   16.87    15.53      669      621    39.7     34,783   32,302   2,062
            Level 6 ..................................................   21.75    22.32      857      893    39.4     44,554   46,426   2,048
            Level 7 ..................................................   24.55    24.29      979      948    39.9     50,887   49,316   2,073
            Not able to be leveled....................................   18.01    16.58      693      663    38.5     36,044   34,488   2,002
    First-line supervisors/managers of construction trades and
       extraction workers.............................................   34.29    41.60    1,422    1,664    41.5     73,924   86,524   2,156
    Carpenters........................................................   21.74    20.74      860      810    39.5     44,703   42,101   2,056
            Level 7 ..................................................   25.07    25.50      988    1,005    39.4     51,392   52,270   2,050
    Electricians......................................................   21.08    20.86      843      834    40.0     43,830   43,389   2,079
            Level 7 ..................................................   22.30    21.31      891      852    40.0     46,344   44,325   2,078
    Painters and paperhangers.........................................   18.50    17.48      737      696    39.9     38,338   36,213   2,073
      Painters, construction and maintenance..........................   18.50    17.48      737      696    39.9     38,338   36,213   2,073
    Pipelayers, plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters...............   21.94    23.08      861      923    39.2     44,776   48,006   2,041
            Level 7 ..................................................   25.91    26.57    1,024    1,054    39.5     53,237   54,808   2,055
      Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters.........................   21.94    23.08      861      923    39.2     44,776   48,006   2,041
            Level 7 ..................................................   25.91    26.57    1,024    1,054    39.5     53,237   54,808   2,055
    Miscellaneous construction and related workers....................   14.56    15.00      573      600    39.3     29,794   31,200   2,046

  Installation, maintenance, and repair occupations...................   19.15    17.55      760      702    39.7     39,512   36,504   2,063
            Level 3 ..................................................   14.31    14.35      563      574    39.4     29,290   29,848   2,047
            Level 4 ..................................................   15.13    13.20      592      528    39.1     30,785   27,456   2,035
            Level 5 ..................................................   16.97    16.94      679      678    40.0     35,284   35,235   2,079
            Level 6 ..................................................   19.88    17.73      794      718    40.0     41,301   37,315   2,078
            Level 7 ..................................................   24.42    24.86      974      994    39.9     50,628   51,709   2,073
            Level 8 ..................................................   31.84    33.06    1,268    1,322    39.8     65,916   68,765   2,070
            Not able to be leveled....................................   18.70    15.55      742      622    39.7     38,588   32,344   2,064
    First-line supervisors/managers of mechanics, installers, and
       repairers......................................................   23.92    21.82      945      873    39.5     49,145   45,381   2,054
    Miscellaneous electrical and electronic equipment mechanics,
       installers, and repairers......................................   20.94    14.19      838      568    40.0     43,563   29,515   2,080
    Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and
       installers.....................................................   18.35    16.95      734      678    40.0     38,169   35,256   2,080
    Industrial machinery installation, repair, and maintenance workers   16.99    16.56      674      662    39.6     35,026   34,445   2,061
            Level 3 ..................................................   14.28    14.20      557      541    39.0     28,959   28,142   2,028
            Level 4 ..................................................   12.92    12.70      510      508    39.5     26,506   26,416   2,052
            Level 5 ..................................................   17.35    17.31      694      692    40.0     36,062   35,994   2,079
            Level 6 ..................................................   20.72    20.54      829      822    40.0     43,090   42,723   2,080
            Level 7 ..................................................   21.86    23.95      871      958    39.8     45,279   49,816   2,071
      Maintenance and repair workers, general.........................   16.90    16.56      670      662    39.6     34,821   34,424   2,061
            Level 3 ..................................................   14.28    14.20      557      541    39.0     28,959   28,142   2,028
            Level 4 ..................................................   12.92    12.70      510      508    39.4     26,504   26,416   2,051
            Level 5 ..................................................   17.35    17.31      694      692    40.0     36,070   35,994   2,079
            Level 6 ..................................................   20.28    20.00      811      800    40.0     42,177   41,600   2,080
            Level 7 ..................................................   21.31    23.33      849      933    39.8     44,140   48,526   2,071
    Line installers and repairers.....................................   22.39    21.81      896      872    40.0     46,574   45,365   2,080
            Level 6 ..................................................   25.80    24.79    1,032      992    40.0     53,671   51,563   2,080
      Electrical power-line installers and repairers..................   24.50    24.79      980      992    40.0     50,970   51,563   2,080
            Level 6 ..................................................   25.80    24.79    1,032      992    40.0     53,671   51,563   2,080
    Precision instrument and equipment repairers......................   26.35    27.69    1,054    1,107    40.0     54,811   57,585   2,080
      Medical equipment repairers.....................................   26.49    27.69    1,060    1,107    40.0     55,105   57,585   2,080
    Miscellaneous installation, maintenance, and repair workers.......   19.63    18.65      762      772    38.8     39,618   40,165   2,018

  Production occupations..............................................   13.31    10.99      514      423    38.7     26,749   21,970   2,010
            Level 1 ..................................................    9.38     8.51      351      340    37.4     18,234   17,680   1,943
            Level 2 ..................................................    9.56     9.15      371      345    38.8     19,282   17,940   2,017
            Level 4 ..................................................   17.67    17.00      701      680    39.7     36,472   35,360   2,064
            Level 5 ..................................................   15.68    15.00      626      600    39.9     32,544   31,200   2,075
            Level 6 ..................................................   19.02    17.39      752      696    39.5     39,118   36,175   2,056
            Level 7 ..................................................   26.62    25.73    1,060    1,029    39.8     55,105   53,518   2,070
    First-line supervisors/managers of production and operating
       workers........................................................   20.11    18.51      788      693    39.2     40,954   36,046   2,037
    Laundry and dry-cleaning workers..................................    9.36     9.02      367      361    39.2     19,088   18,762   2,039
            Level 1 ..................................................    9.07     9.00      354      354    39.0     18,413   18,387   2,030
            Level 2 ..................................................    9.98     9.90      398      396    39.9     20,683   20,592   2,073
    Stationary engineers and boiler operators.........................   25.37    25.73    1,010    1,029    39.8     52,497   53,518   2,069
            Level 7 ..................................................   29.55    28.49    1,172    1,140    39.7     60,962   59,259   2,063
    Miscellaneous production workers..................................   11.27    12.37      417      423    37.0     21,663   21,970   1,922
            Level 1 ..................................................   10.12     8.50      364      379    36.0     18,930   19,718   1,870

  Transportation and material moving occupations......................   12.15    10.63      474      424    39.0     23,930   21,112   1,969
            Level 1 ..................................................    7.57     7.30      286      260    37.8     14,887   13,520   1,966
            Level 2 ..................................................   10.39     9.55      412      382    39.6     21,105   19,656   2,031
            Level 3 ..................................................   11.35    10.92      443      435    39.0     22,431   21,840   1,977
            Level 4 ..................................................   15.83    16.29      610      652    38.5     29,807   33,883   1,883
            Not able to be leveled....................................   13.79    11.91      540      447    39.2     25,835   24,289   1,873
    First-line supervisors/managers of helpers, laborers, and material
       movers, hand...................................................   21.14    23.77      846      951    40.0     43,976   49,431   2,080
    Bus drivers.......................................................   14.11    13.68      546      489    38.7     26,402   21,112   1,871
            Level 2 ..................................................   10.53     9.55      419      382    39.8     20,305   18,595   1,928
            Level 3 ..................................................   10.56    10.00      401      398    37.9     19,028   20,513   1,801
      Bus drivers, transit and intercity..............................   15.52    16.29      620      652    39.9     32,091   33,883   2,068
      Bus drivers, school.............................................   11.41    10.28      416      380    36.5     18,043   19,282   1,581
            Level 2 ..................................................   13.04    13.68      515      547    39.5     22,637   21,371   1,736
            Level 3 ..................................................   10.56    10.00      401      398    37.9     19,028   20,513   1,801
    Driver/sales workers and truck drivers............................   11.07    10.50      437      420    39.5     22,747   21,840   2,055
            Level 2 ..................................................    9.84    10.38      393      415    40.0     20,460   21,590   2,080
      Truck drivers, light or delivery services.......................   10.70    10.50      422      420    39.4     21,930   21,840   2,050
    Taxi drivers and chauffeurs.......................................   10.72     9.45      423      378    39.5     21,994   19,656   2,052
            Level 2 ..................................................    9.68     9.45      382      378    39.4     19,848   19,656   2,049
    Laborers and material movers, hand................................    8.18     7.30      311      260    38.0     16,186   13,520   1,978
            Level 1 ..................................................    7.32     7.00      275      256    37.6     14,313   13,286   1,956
      Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand..........    8.41     7.55      316      264    37.5     16,418   13,741   1,952
            Level 1 ..................................................    7.31     7.25      269      256    36.8     13,982   13,286   1,913

  1 Each occupation for which data are collected in an establishment is evaluated based on four factors, including knowledge, job controls and
complexity, contacts, and physical environment. See appendix A for more information.
  2 A classification system including about 800 individual occupations is used to cover all workers in the civilian economy. See appendix B
for more information.
  3 Earnings are the straight-time hourly wages or salaries paid to employees. They include incentive pay, cost-of-living adjustments, and
hazard pay. Excluded are premium pay for overtime, vacations, and holidays; nonproduction bonuses; and tips. The mean is computed by totaling
the pay of all workers and dividing by the number of workers, weighed by hours.
  4 Mean weekly earnings are the straight-time weekly wages or salaries paid to employees. Median weekly earnings designate position -
one-half of the earnings are paid the same as or more than the rate shown and half are paid the same as or less than the rate shown. Mean
weekly hours are the hours an employee is scheduled to work in a week, exclusive of overtime.
  5 Mean annual earnings are the straight-time annual wages or salaries paid to employees. Median annual earnings designate position -
one-half of the earnings are paid the same as or more than the rate shown and half are paid the same as or less than the rate shown. Mean
annual hours are the hours an employee is scheduled to work in a year, exclusive of overtime.

NOTE: Dashes indicate that data did not meet publication criteria.

SOURCE: Bureau of Labor Statistics, National Compensation Survey.


Table 34                                                                      Civilian full-time workers in hospitals: Mean and median hourly,
                                                                                  weekly, and annual earnings and mean weekly and annual hours
                                                                                                                             by work levels(1)


                                                                           Hourly(3)              Weekly(4)                  Annual(5)

                     Occupation(2) and work level

                                                                         Mean    Median    Mean    Median    Mean     Mean    Median    Mean
                                                                       earnings earnings earnings earnings   hours  earnings earnings   hours


All workers...........................................................  $22.72   $19.93     $892     $780    39.3    $46,386  $40,581   2,042
            Level 1 ..................................................   10.24     9.68      407      386    39.7     21,144   20,072   2,064
            Level 2 ..................................................   11.23    10.81      441      429    39.3     22,929   22,318   2,042
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.46    12.06      492      479    39.4     25,560   24,918   2,051
            Level 4 ..................................................   14.56    14.27      573      565    39.4     29,816   29,390   2,048
            Level 5 ..................................................   17.52    16.97      691      670    39.5     35,945   34,840   2,052
            Level 6 ..................................................   20.53    19.98      807      783    39.3     41,982   40,706   2,045
            Level 7 ..................................................   24.32    24.01      961      948    39.5     49,958   49,275   2,055
            Level 8 ..................................................   29.04    28.28    1,129    1,097    38.9     58,719   57,054   2,022
            Level 9 ..................................................   30.39    29.62    1,177    1,148    38.7     61,191   59,704   2,013
            Level 10..................................................   38.09    37.94    1,511    1,494    39.7     78,589   77,688   2,064
            Level 11..................................................   40.74    39.87    1,620    1,577    39.8     84,217   81,994   2,067
            Level 12..................................................   58.30    55.32    2,300    2,212    39.5    119,625  115,042   2,052
            Level 13..................................................   64.35    58.97    2,549    2,147    39.6    132,538  111,661   2,060
            Level 14..................................................   91.74    92.26    3,729    3,630    40.6    193,893  188,737   2,114
            Not able to be leveled....................................   27.18    22.80    1,063      902    39.1     55,291   46,917   2,034

  Management occupations..............................................   41.96    38.77    1,680    1,557    40.0     87,361   80,979   2,082
            Level 7 ..................................................   25.58    26.98    1,023    1,079    40.0     53,211   56,108   2,080
            Level 8 ..................................................   23.77    22.90      951      916    40.0     49,433   47,632   2,080
            Level 9 ..................................................   30.17    30.52    1,213    1,221    40.2     63,101   63,475   2,092
            Level 10..................................................   36.41    36.32    1,457    1,453    40.0     75,742   75,546   2,080
            Level 11..................................................   39.85    40.06    1,632    1,613    41.0     84,865   83,866   2,130
            Level 12..................................................   50.17    50.10    2,007    2,004    40.0    104,350  104,208   2,080
            Level 13..................................................   51.31    47.96    2,052    1,918    40.0    106,716   99,757   2,080
            Not able to be leveled....................................   43.98    39.50    1,727    1,580    39.3     89,813   82,160   2,042
    Public relations managers.........................................   47.50    44.08    1,900    1,763    40.0     98,809   91,686   2,080
    Administrative services managers..................................   26.74    27.21    1,066    1,088    39.9     55,449   56,595   2,074
    Computer and information systems managers.........................   40.26    42.41    1,610    1,696    40.0     83,737   88,211   2,080
    Financial managers................................................   38.49    34.43    1,540    1,377    40.0     80,060   71,604   2,080
            Not able to be leveled....................................   39.46    38.22    1,578    1,529    40.0     82,070   79,491   2,080
    Human resources managers..........................................   41.57    39.50    1,759    1,580    42.3     91,464   82,160   2,200
            Not able to be leveled....................................   47.55    39.50    1,891    1,580    39.8     98,338   82,160   2,068
    Medical and health services managers..............................   43.22    39.73    1,728    1,593    40.0     89,871   82,826   2,079
            Level 8 ..................................................   23.13    20.51      925      820    40.0     48,113   42,659   2,080
            Level 9 ..................................................   30.58    30.52    1,219    1,221    39.9     63,396   63,475   2,073
            Level 10..................................................   36.51    36.81    1,461    1,472    40.0     75,947   76,565   2,080
            Level 11..................................................   40.46    41.48    1,659    1,661    41.0     86,291   86,382   2,133
            Level 12..................................................   49.17    50.10    1,967    2,004    40.0    102,264  104,208   2,080
            Not able to be leveled....................................   45.20    43.09    1,767    1,686    39.1     91,896   87,672   2,033

  Business and financial operations occupations.......................   25.79    25.28    1,015    1,008    39.4     52,764   52,416   2,046
            Level 7 ..................................................   21.09    20.43      839      817    39.8     43,624   42,494   2,068
            Level 8 ..................................................   25.44    25.93    1,005    1,009    39.5     52,240   52,491   2,053
            Level 9 ..................................................   28.31    29.62    1,118    1,185    39.5     58,149   61,610   2,054
            Level 10..................................................   32.03    33.61    1,221    1,210    38.1     63,512   62,912   1,983
            Level 11..................................................   32.70    33.95    1,272    1,382    38.9     66,155   71,864   2,023
            Not able to be leveled....................................   22.90    21.58      902      809    39.4     46,886   42,081   2,047
    Buyers and purchasing agents......................................   23.00    21.58      906      817    39.4     47,127   42,494   2,049
            Not able to be leveled....................................   20.95    21.01      815      809    38.9     42,400   42,081   2,024
      Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products..   22.91    21.58      900      809    39.3     46,801   42,081   2,043
    Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists........   28.55    28.28    1,127    1,131    39.5     58,602   58,820   2,053
            Level 7 ..................................................   24.15    24.31      958      972    39.7     49,832   50,565   2,063
            Level 9 ..................................................   29.26    31.09    1,160    1,244    39.7     60,345   64,667   2,062
      Employment, recruitment, and placement specialists..............   26.96    28.28    1,078    1,131    40.0     56,077   58,820   2,080
      Compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists............   29.01    28.26    1,142    1,060    39.4     59,374   55,109   2,047
      Training and development specialists............................   31.31    31.09    1,226    1,244    39.2     63,776   64,667   2,037
    Management analysts...............................................   21.71    19.98      845      749    38.9     43,934   38,959   2,024
    Accountants and auditors..........................................   23.93    23.09      938      908    39.2     48,790   47,237   2,039
            Level 8 ..................................................   25.60    25.49    1,007      962    39.3     52,370   50,001   2,045
            Level 9 ..................................................   24.25    25.23      945    1,008    39.0     49,164   52,416   2,028

  Computer and mathematical science occupations.......................   29.36    28.21    1,175    1,104    40.0     61,121   57,429   2,082
            Level 7 ..................................................   22.33    22.22      912      890    40.8     47,416   46,254   2,123
            Level 8 ..................................................   27.61    28.70    1,104    1,148    40.0     57,433   59,702   2,080
            Level 9 ..................................................   30.00    30.24    1,181    1,210    39.4     61,436   62,897   2,048
            Level 11..................................................   36.22    36.87    1,449    1,475    40.0     75,358   76,690   2,081
            Not able to be leveled....................................   23.16    21.94      922      878    39.8     47,940   45,635   2,070
    Computer programmers..............................................   27.16    24.78    1,086      991    40.0     56,494   51,544   2,080
    Computer support specialists......................................   22.93    23.25      889      890    38.8     46,237   46,254   2,016
    Computer systems analysts.........................................   34.15    33.72    1,358    1,349    39.8     70,643   70,138   2,068
            Level 7 ..................................................   23.69    22.60      943      904    39.8     49,033   47,016   2,070
            Level 9 ..................................................   31.83    32.50    1,273    1,300    40.0     66,197   67,600   2,080
            Level 11..................................................   35.81    36.87    1,432    1,475    40.0     74,488   76,690   2,080
    Network and computer systems administrators.......................   29.61    28.02    1,170    1,091    39.5     60,862   56,753   2,055

  Architecture and engineering occupations............................   22.89    21.56      915      862    40.0     47,602   44,845   2,080
    Engineering technicians, except drafters..........................   22.89    21.56      915      862    40.0     47,602   44,845   2,080
      Electrical and electronic engineering technicians...............   22.89    21.56      915      862    40.0     47,602   44,845   2,080

  Life, physical, and social science occupations......................   30.86    26.60    1,194    1,054    38.7     62,082   54,831   2,011
            Level 7 ..................................................   22.20    22.59      871      871    39.2     45,303   45,299   2,041
            Level 9 ..................................................   25.41    25.42      962      935    37.8     50,016   48,597   1,968
            Level 11..................................................   31.24    30.96    1,249    1,238    40.0     64,927   64,397   2,078
            Not able to be leveled....................................   34.44    35.05    1,349    1,402    39.2     70,127   72,906   2,036
    Life scientists...................................................   31.48    27.05    1,219    1,004    38.7     63,371   52,191   2,013
      Medical scientists..............................................   31.99    27.21    1,235    1,015    38.6     64,235   52,790   2,008
    Psychologists.....................................................   29.41    26.44    1,126      991    38.3     58,538   51,548   1,990
            Level 11..................................................   36.84    35.78    1,471    1,431    39.9     76,486   74,422   2,076
      Clinical, counseling, and school psychologists..................   33.04    27.30    1,250    1,073    37.8     65,008   55,791   1,968
            Level 11..................................................   36.56    34.13    1,460    1,365    39.9     75,910   70,990   2,076

  Community and social services occupations...........................   24.26    24.01      948      965    39.1     49,298   50,183   2,032
            Level 5 ..................................................   13.98    14.00      551      560    39.4     28,637   29,120   2,048
            Level 6 ..................................................   17.33    17.15      692      683    39.9     35,979   35,638   2,076
            Level 7 ..................................................   21.98    21.65      873      866    39.7     45,418   45,034   2,066
            Level 8 ..................................................   28.73    28.07    1,105    1,072    38.5     57,468   55,723   2,000
            Level 9 ..................................................   26.56    27.27    1,031    1,056    38.8     53,600   54,912   2,018
            Level 10..................................................   32.42    30.68    1,274    1,227    39.3     66,249   63,814   2,043
            Level 11..................................................   33.02    35.12    1,265    1,351    38.3     65,755   70,270   1,991
            Not able to be leveled....................................   19.91    18.51      770      694    38.7     40,027   36,095   2,011
    Counselors........................................................   18.57    18.60      733      732    39.5     38,122   38,062   2,053
            Level 5 ..................................................   12.53    12.00      484      466    38.7     25,191   24,253   2,010
            Level 6 ..................................................   18.26    18.86      734      754    40.2     38,182   39,223   2,091
            Level 7 ..................................................   19.63    18.60      750      698    38.2     39,001   36,317   1,987
            Level 9 ..................................................   22.39    22.44      881      898    39.4     45,829   46,675   2,047
      Substance abuse and behavioral disorder counselors..............   16.32    15.72      646      634    39.6     33,613   32,947   2,060
      Mental health counselors........................................   18.32    18.60      713      680    38.9     37,077   35,381   2,024
      Rehabilitation counselors.......................................   21.47    20.82      853      836    39.8     44,392   43,451   2,068
    Social workers....................................................   25.50    25.86      996    1,014    39.1     51,781   52,728   2,031
            Level 6 ..................................................   16.10    15.17      643      615    40.0     33,464   32,000   2,079
            Level 7 ..................................................   22.45    22.33      897      893    39.9     46,622   46,446   2,077
            Level 8 ..................................................   27.13    28.07    1,033    1,053    38.1     53,706   54,744   1,979
            Level 9 ..................................................   27.75    28.70    1,090    1,123    39.3     56,625   58,302   2,041
            Level 10..................................................   32.42    30.68    1,274    1,227    39.3     66,249   63,814   2,043
            Not able to be leveled....................................   20.70    18.51      787      694    38.0     40,934   36,095   1,977
      Child, family, and school social workers........................   25.20    25.74      995      990    39.5     51,615   50,253   2,049
      Medical and public health social workers........................   26.90    26.20    1,048    1,036    38.9     54,478   53,887   2,025
            Level 7 ..................................................   23.01    24.01      920      960    40.0     47,853   49,941   2,080
            Level 9 ..................................................   28.48    29.28    1,099    1,123    38.6     57,163   58,406   2,007
            Not able to be leveled....................................   24.41    24.33      948      912    38.8     49,296   47,444   2,019
      Mental health and substance abuse social workers................   21.83    20.71      852      828    39.0     44,326   43,073   2,031
            Level 6 ..................................................   16.29    15.07      650      617    39.9     33,845   32,065   2,078
            Level 8 ..................................................   22.63    19.96      864      749    38.2     44,913   38,930   1,985
            Level 9 ..................................................   24.60    25.00      984    1,000    40.0     51,175   52,000   2,080
    Miscellaneous community and social service specialists............   26.96    25.85    1,073    1,034    39.8     55,776   53,760   2,069
      Social and human service assistants.............................   15.55    14.48      614      575    39.5     31,930   29,910   2,053
    Clergy............................................................   21.74    22.04      811      908    37.3     42,162   47,195   1,940

  Education, training, and library occupations........................   30.83    23.54    1,230      942    39.9     63,850   48,961   2,071
            Level 8 ..................................................   34.36    36.40    1,357    1,456    39.5     70,539   75,712   2,053
    Postsecondary teachers............................................   51.11    36.69    2,032    1,463    39.8    105,681   76,058   2,068
      Health teachers, postsecondary..................................   50.49    36.40    2,020    1,456    40.0    105,016   75,712   2,080
        Nursing instructors and teachers, postsecondary...............   34.08    36.40    1,363    1,456    40.0     70,895   75,712   2,080
    Teacher assistants................................................   12.47    11.14      499      446    40.0     25,938   23,171   2,080

  Arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media occupations..........   20.98    21.29      830      852    39.6     43,176   44,283   2,058
    Public relations specialists......................................   21.64    20.32      864      813    39.9     44,931   42,266   2,076

  Healthcare practitioner and technical occupations...................   28.27    26.10    1,104    1,020    39.1     57,404   53,052   2,031
            Level 3 ..................................................   11.46    10.75      449      429    39.2     23,348   22,325   2,037
            Level 4 ..................................................   14.96    14.72      592      585    39.6     30,775   30,430   2,057
            Level 5 ..................................................   18.49    17.83      727      698    39.3     37,789   36,317   2,044
            Level 6 ..................................................   21.36    20.60      836      819    39.2     43,487   42,598   2,036
            Level 7 ..................................................   24.89    24.48      979      960    39.3     50,924   49,941   2,046
            Level 8 ..................................................   29.35    28.61    1,139    1,107    38.8     59,221   57,554   2,018
            Level 9 ..................................................   30.74    29.81    1,187    1,153    38.6     61,725   59,946   2,008
            Level 10..................................................   38.59    39.41    1,532    1,552    39.7     79,666   80,683   2,064
            Level 11..................................................   42.48    42.08    1,675    1,673    39.4     87,108   87,009   2,051
            Level 12..................................................   64.13    65.90    2,511    2,471    39.2    130,593  128,511   2,037
            Level 13..................................................   67.60    69.11    2,726    2,765    40.3    141,774  143,757   2,097
            Level 14..................................................   91.81    84.67    3,672    3,387    40.0    190,957  176,120   2,080
            Not able to be leveled....................................   31.75    27.10    1,239    1,037    39.0     64,419   53,898   2,029
    Dietitians and nutritionists......................................   26.05    25.00    1,044    1,000    40.1     54,307   52,000   2,085
            Level 7 ..................................................   24.19    24.08      963      972    39.8     50,082   50,565   2,070
            Level 9 ..................................................   25.67    25.00    1,027    1,000    40.0     53,395   52,000   2,080
    Pharmacists.......................................................   48.26    48.31    1,913    1,922    39.6     99,491   99,944   2,062
            Level 8 ..................................................   46.23    46.31    1,849    1,852    40.0     96,155   96,329   2,080
            Level 9 ..................................................   46.92    47.21    1,848    1,883    39.4     96,080   97,912   2,048
            Level 10..................................................   47.61    48.05    1,896    1,914    39.8     98,583   99,528   2,071
            Level 11..................................................   49.08    48.47    1,947    1,939    39.7    101,229  100,818   2,063
            Level 12..................................................   54.56    55.32    2,183    2,213    40.0    113,494  115,068   2,080
            Not able to be leveled....................................   46.98    47.74    1,842    1,882    39.2     95,778   97,843   2,039
    Physicians and surgeons...........................................   45.36    26.64    1,826    1,067    40.3     94,975   55,458   2,094
            Level 9 ..................................................   22.15    21.59      995      976    44.9     51,758   50,777   2,336
            Level 10..................................................   24.05    22.63      964      905    40.1     50,117   47,060   2,084
            Level 11..................................................   28.88    29.33    1,147    1,100    39.7     59,637   57,194   2,065
            Level 12..................................................   68.40    69.38    2,660    2,692    38.9    138,343  139,994   2,023
            Level 13..................................................   67.60    69.11    2,726    2,765    40.3    141,774  143,757   2,097
            Level 14..................................................   91.81    84.67    3,672    3,387    40.0    190,957  176,120   2,080
            Not able to be leveled....................................   34.41    24.54    1,385      994    40.3     72,030   51,662   2,093
      Family and general practitioners................................   62.47    65.90    2,418    2,471    38.7    125,760  128,511   2,013
      Internists, general.............................................   28.70    22.80    1,148      912    40.0     59,694   47,424   2,080
      Pediatricians, general..........................................   65.02    71.55    2,674    2,862    41.1    139,055  148,824   2,139
      Psychiatrists...................................................   74.02    75.85    2,841    2,751    38.4    147,720  143,040   1,996
            Level 12..................................................   72.68    74.11    2,768    2,692    38.1    143,951  139,994   1,981
    Physician assistants..............................................   38.30    38.46    1,487    1,497    38.8     77,299   77,864   2,018
    Registered nurses.................................................   30.94    29.36    1,194    1,137    38.6     62,090   59,134   2,007
            Level 6 ..................................................   26.42    25.15    1,019    1,010    38.6     52,971   52,499   2,005
            Level 7 ..................................................   25.33    24.74      989      970    39.0     51,401   50,419   2,030
            Level 8 ..................................................   29.81    29.04    1,149    1,120    38.5     59,723   58,240   2,004
            Level 9 ..................................................   30.52    29.64    1,171    1,142    38.4     60,897   59,405   1,995
            Level 10..................................................   39.53    39.47    1,561    1,570    39.5     81,190   81,619   2,054
            Level 11..................................................   41.81    40.12    1,645    1,564    39.4     85,552   81,320   2,046
            Level 12..................................................   52.64    48.34    2,095    1,934    39.8    108,931  100,547   2,069
            Not able to be leveled....................................   35.89    33.92    1,359    1,272    37.9     70,678   66,144   1,969
    Therapists........................................................   27.16    26.59    1,070    1,060    39.4     55,632   55,120   2,048
            Level 5 ..................................................   20.67    20.22      783      791    37.9     40,733   41,142   1,970
            Level 6 ..................................................   22.51    22.26      892      891    39.6     46,380   46,307   2,060
            Level 7 ..................................................   23.91    23.60      945      933    39.5     49,139   48,506   2,055
            Level 8 ..................................................   28.12    28.73    1,116    1,142    39.7     58,040   59,384   2,064
            Level 9 ..................................................   31.50    31.99    1,231    1,212    39.1     64,015   63,003   2,032
            Level 10..................................................   33.02    33.33    1,321    1,333    40.0     68,681   69,326   2,080
            Not able to be leveled....................................   26.15    27.38    1,031    1,085    39.4     53,608   56,433   2,050
      Occupational therapists.........................................   30.35    29.83    1,205    1,183    39.7     62,653   61,526   2,064
            Level 8 ..................................................   28.76    28.29    1,144    1,129    39.8     59,501   58,727   2,069
            Level 9 ..................................................   31.04    30.07    1,227    1,203    39.5     63,827   62,546   2,056
      Physical therapists.............................................   31.61    32.42    1,245    1,256    39.4     64,722   65,333   2,048
            Level 7 ..................................................   30.21    31.74    1,185    1,236    39.2     61,617   64,253   2,040
            Level 8 ..................................................   31.14    31.66    1,246    1,266    40.0     64,775   65,853   2,080
            Level 9 ..................................................   32.84    33.76    1,280    1,292    39.0     66,555   67,186   2,026
      Radiation therapists............................................   33.78    35.54    1,330    1,422    39.4     69,139   73,923   2,046
      Recreational therapists.........................................   19.49    21.56      768      862    39.4     39,919   44,843   2,048
            Level 7 ..................................................   19.75    23.32      790      933    40.0     41,089   48,506   2,080
      Respiratory therapists..........................................   24.08    24.08      948      937    39.3     49,273   48,734   2,046
            Level 5 ..................................................   21.91    21.12      840      830    38.3     43,660   43,181   1,992
            Level 6 ..................................................   20.84    19.67      824      778    39.5     42,843   40,456   2,056
            Level 7 ..................................................   23.55    23.60      930      924    39.5     48,334   48,073   2,053
            Level 8 ..................................................   26.06    25.86    1,030    1,020    39.5     53,568   53,039   2,055
            Level 9 ..................................................   28.11    26.55    1,092    1,062    38.8     56,788   55,224   2,020
            Not able to be leveled....................................   26.52    28.94    1,019    1,085    38.4     52,983   56,433   1,998
      Speech-language pathologists....................................   29.83    28.84    1,191    1,154    39.9     61,910   59,987   2,075
            Level 9 ..................................................   28.84    28.31    1,148    1,132    39.8     59,715   58,885   2,070
    Clinical laboratory technologists and technicians.................   20.35    19.91      807      786    39.7     41,976   40,872   2,063
            Level 3 ..................................................   11.81    11.20      470      448    39.8     24,446   23,296   2,070
            Level 4 ..................................................   14.93    14.72      595      589    39.9     30,959   30,618   2,073
            Level 5 ..................................................   18.69    18.01      741      712    39.6     38,514   37,037   2,061
            Level 6 ..................................................   21.64    21.48      856      839    39.6     44,525   43,625   2,057
            Level 7 ..................................................   24.34    23.74      971      949    39.9     50,476   49,358   2,074
            Level 8 ..................................................   24.67    24.34      978      970    39.6     50,843   50,461   2,061
            Level 9 ..................................................   27.62    26.74    1,098    1,065    39.8     57,094   55,361   2,067
            Not able to be leveled....................................   26.22    23.53    1,018      912    38.8     52,938   47,445   2,019
      Medical and clinical laboratory technologists...................   24.66    24.25      979      960    39.7     50,916   49,941   2,065
            Level 5 ..................................................   19.69    19.31      788      772    40.0     40,954   40,165   2,080
            Level 6 ..................................................   23.17    23.72      927      949    40.0     48,189   49,338   2,080
            Level 7 ..................................................   24.61    23.87      982      954    39.9     51,084   49,629   2,076
            Level 8 ..................................................   24.43    24.34      968      958    39.6     50,340   49,837   2,060
            Level 9 ..................................................   27.68    26.92    1,101    1,065    39.8     57,229   55,361   2,067
            Not able to be leveled....................................   28.22    24.28    1,101      971    39.0     57,276   50,502   2,030
      Medical and clinical laboratory technicians.....................   17.19    16.64      681      663    39.6     35,428   34,486   2,061
            Level 3 ..................................................   11.81    11.20      470      448    39.8     24,446   23,296   2,070
            Level 4 ..................................................   15.05    14.72      600      589    39.9     31,196   30,618   2,073
            Level 5 ..................................................   18.50    17.92      732      702    39.6     38,065   36,525   2,057
            Level 6 ..................................................   21.26    21.32      839      839    39.5     43,628   43,625   2,052
            Level 7 ..................................................   21.27    20.27      840      797    39.5     43,702   41,450   2,055
    Diagnostic related technologists and technicians..................   25.31    24.89      997      972    39.4     51,837   50,565   2,048
            Level 3 ..................................................   10.93    10.73      403      429    36.9     20,954   22,325   1,917
            Level 4 ..................................................   13.77    13.81      547      552    39.7     28,418   28,725   2,063
            Level 5 ..................................................   22.44    22.18      886      887    39.5     46,053   46,134   2,052
            Level 6 ..................................................   22.96    22.27      895      880    39.0     46,524   45,760   2,027
            Level 7 ..................................................   26.74    25.65    1,058    1,007    39.6     55,033   52,377   2,058
            Level 8 ..................................................   28.72    26.76    1,142    1,070    39.8     59,395   55,665   2,068
            Level 9 ..................................................   35.75    35.95    1,430    1,438    40.0     74,355   74,776   2,080
            Not able to be leveled....................................   29.03    29.47    1,139    1,179    39.2     59,204   61,296   2,039
      Cardiovascular technologists and technicians....................   24.29    20.14      954      773    39.3     49,629   40,186   2,044
            Level 4 ..................................................   13.22    12.58      525      498    39.7     27,298   25,875   2,065
            Level 5 ..................................................   23.17    17.62      924      666    39.9     48,026   34,642   2,073
      Diagnostic medical sonographers.................................   32.32    32.14    1,255    1,266    38.8     65,251   65,811   2,019
            Level 7 ..................................................   34.05    35.00    1,326    1,313    38.9     68,960   68,250   2,025
      Nuclear medicine technologists..................................   32.16    34.94    1,286    1,398    40.0     66,886   72,675   2,080
      Radiologic technologists and technicians........................   24.64    24.51      972      966    39.4     50,530   50,253   2,051
            Level 5 ..................................................   21.95    22.18      864      887    39.4     44,947   46,134   2,048
            Level 6 ..................................................   22.87    22.12      895      878    39.1     46,533   45,656   2,035
            Level 7 ..................................................   25.51    25.12    1,010      999    39.6     52,535   51,929   2,060
            Level 8 ..................................................   28.22    27.00    1,121    1,080    39.7     58,291   56,160   2,065
            Level 9 ..................................................   32.84    33.00    1,313    1,320    40.0     68,298   68,640   2,080
            Not able to be leveled....................................   27.86    28.08    1,085    1,053    39.0     56,439   54,756   2,026
    Emergency medical technicians and paramedics......................   20.59    22.69      795      851    38.6     41,363   44,253   2,009
            Level 4 ..................................................   14.15     9.67      548      490    38.7     28,500   25,459   2,014
            Level 5 ..................................................   18.73    15.74      733      630    39.1     38,096   32,739   2,034
            Level 7 ..................................................   21.08    21.56      843      862    40.0     43,847   44,845   2,080
    Health diagnosing and treating practitioner support technicians...   17.26    16.46      683      658    39.6     35,526   34,231   2,059
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.25    11.76      490      470    40.0     25,484   24,459   2,080
            Level 4 ..................................................   14.39    14.04      568      554    39.5     29,540   28,787   2,053
            Level 5 ..................................................   17.83    17.50      705      694    39.6     36,671   36,067   2,057
            Level 6 ..................................................   20.49    20.39      813      805    39.7     42,270   41,870   2,063
            Level 7 ..................................................   20.70    20.29      822      771    39.7     42,731   40,106   2,064
            Not able to be leveled....................................   16.08    16.31      643      652    40.0     33,437   33,925   2,080
      Pharmacy technicians............................................   14.93    14.36      594      569    39.8     30,910   29,578   2,071
            Level 4 ..................................................   13.62    13.50      542      535    39.8     28,179   27,830   2,068
            Level 5 ..................................................   17.28    16.46      687      658    39.8     35,744   34,237   2,069
      Psychiatric technicians.........................................   16.07    14.94      636      597    39.6     33,088   31,065   2,059
            Level 4 ..................................................   12.79    11.36      500      449    39.1     26,012   23,360   2,033
            Level 5 ..................................................   15.80    13.00      632      520    40.0     32,860   27,040   2,080
            Level 6 ..................................................   20.27    21.50      805      860    39.7     41,870   44,714   2,065
      Respiratory therapy technicians.................................   22.44    21.73      886      857    39.5     46,073   44,574   2,054
            Level 5 ..................................................   20.48    19.51      802      780    39.2     41,723   40,581   2,037
            Level 6 ..................................................   20.77    19.72      831      789    40.0     43,193   41,018   2,080
            Level 7 ..................................................   21.45    20.64      844      823    39.4     43,908   42,798   2,047
      Surgical technologists..........................................   18.50    17.75      729      708    39.4     37,919   36,801   2,050
            Level 4 ..................................................   16.25    16.42      636      619    39.2     33,080   32,209   2,036
            Level 5 ..................................................   17.96    17.94      709      709    39.4     36,846   36,878   2,051
            Level 6 ..................................................   21.10    19.21      831      760    39.4     43,195   39,520   2,048
    Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses.................   17.75    17.60      694      682    39.1     36,103   35,464   2,034
            Level 4 ..................................................   15.90    15.80      628      616    39.5     32,677   32,032   2,055
            Level 5 ..................................................   17.42    17.13      680      679    39.0     35,364   35,331   2,031
            Level 6 ..................................................   19.04    18.70      742      742    39.0     38,585   38,605   2,027
            Level 7 ..................................................   19.49    18.41      764      716    39.2     39,735   37,253   2,039
    Medical records and health information technicians................   16.80    15.95      660      620    39.3     34,344   32,261   2,044
            Level 3 ..................................................   10.58    10.34      422      411    39.9     21,920   21,361   2,073
            Level 4 ..................................................   14.73    14.18      573      536    38.9     29,808   27,882   2,024
            Level 5 ..................................................   16.71    16.18      662      638    39.6     34,448   33,176   2,062
            Level 6 ..................................................   18.54    17.82      738      713    39.8     38,381   37,066   2,070
            Level 7 ..................................................   23.64    24.17      946      967    40.0     49,178   50,280   2,080
    Miscellaneous health technologists and technicians................   18.97    17.40      755      696    39.8     39,235   36,192   2,068
            Level 4 ..................................................   16.26    15.30      650      612    40.0     33,798   31,824   2,078
            Level 5 ..................................................   18.62    18.24      741      730    39.8     38,515   37,939   2,068
            Level 7 ..................................................   22.17    20.92      887      837    40.0     46,105   43,514   2,080
            Not able to be leveled....................................   14.75    13.15      579      526    39.3     30,127   27,352   2,042
    Miscellaneous healthcare practitioner and technical workers.......   22.12    21.29      883      852    39.9     45,912   44,283   2,075

  Healthcare support occupations......................................   13.03    12.40      512      489    39.3     26,634   25,418   2,044
            Level 1 ..................................................    9.66     9.13      385      365    39.9     20,044   18,990   2,076
            Level 2 ..................................................   11.17    10.79      437      426    39.1     22,709   22,152   2,033
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.42    12.01      489      479    39.4     25,441   24,898   2,048
            Level 4 ..................................................   13.60    13.31      534      516    39.3     27,774   26,826   2,043
            Level 5 ..................................................   15.69    14.87      623      590    39.7     32,386   30,701   2,065
            Level 6 ..................................................   18.74    18.95      739      732    39.4     38,426   38,043   2,051
            Level 7 ..................................................   21.48    23.51      859      940    40.0     44,682   48,901   2,080
            Not able to be leveled....................................   14.93    13.90      581      521    38.9     30,210   27,099   2,023
    Nursing, psychiatric, and home health aides.......................   12.37    11.96      484      470    39.1     25,191   24,440   2,036
            Level 1 ..................................................    9.46     9.13      378      365    40.0     19,677   18,990   2,080
            Level 2 ..................................................   11.06    10.58      431      420    39.0     22,437   21,840   2,029
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.40    11.97      487      474    39.3     25,314   24,654   2,042
            Level 4 ..................................................   13.42    13.12      524      512    39.0     27,245   26,608   2,030
            Level 5 ..................................................   14.08    12.87      557      514    39.6     28,986   26,707   2,058
            Level 6 ..................................................   16.52    14.52      630      563    38.1     32,764   29,286   1,983
            Not able to be leveled....................................   13.75    13.81      530      521    38.5     27,543   27,099   2,003
      Home health aides...............................................   11.59    11.59      464      464    40.0     24,103   24,107   2,080
      Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants........................   12.28    11.86      480      466    39.1     24,969   24,236   2,034
            Level 1 ..................................................    9.46     9.13      378      365    40.0     19,677   18,990   2,080
            Level 2 ..................................................   11.04    10.58      430      420    38.9     22,365   21,840   2,025
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.33    11.96      484      472    39.2     25,154   24,565   2,039
            Level 4 ..................................................   13.55    13.13      528      517    39.0     27,479   26,874   2,027
            Level 5 ..................................................   14.75    13.93      589      557    39.9     30,627   28,974   2,077
            Not able to be leveled....................................   13.79    12.78      534      493    38.7     27,744   25,626   2,011
      Psychiatric aides...............................................   13.07    12.80      513      508    39.3     26,700   26,437   2,043
            Level 2 ..................................................   11.65    12.00      465      480    39.9     24,196   24,962   2,077
            Level 3 ..................................................   13.08    13.00      519      515    39.7     27,008   26,790   2,064
            Level 4 ..................................................   12.85    12.64      504      497    39.2     26,198   25,854   2,039
            Level 5 ..................................................   13.69    11.95      535      475    39.1     27,826   24,694   2,032
            Level 6 ..................................................   16.52    14.52      630      563    38.1     32,764   29,286   1,983
    Occupational therapist assistants and aides.......................   18.47    18.29      736      732    39.9     38,298   38,043   2,074
            Level 6 ..................................................   19.01    18.29      757      732    39.8     39,374   38,043   2,071
      Occupational therapist assistants...............................   19.40    18.38      773      735    39.8     40,179   38,232   2,071
            Level 6 ..................................................   19.29    18.29      768      732    39.8     39,942   38,043   2,071
      Occupational therapist aides....................................   16.04    15.71      642      628    40.0     33,369   32,679   2,080
    Physical therapist assistants and aides...........................   15.88    15.15      632      606    39.8     32,850   31,508   2,069
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.69    12.37      508      495    40.0     26,394   25,730   2,080
            Level 4 ..................................................   13.71    12.73      548      509    40.0     28,500   26,476   2,078
            Level 5 ..................................................   17.87    18.47      703      712    39.3     36,533   37,011   2,044
      Physical therapist assistants...................................   19.12    19.26      757      763    39.6     39,366   39,686   2,058
            Level 4 ..................................................   15.97    18.54      639      742    40.0     33,226   38,563   2,080
            Level 5 ..................................................   17.87    18.47      703      712    39.3     36,533   37,011   2,044
      Physical therapist aides........................................   12.58    12.23      503      489    40.0     26,164   25,438   2,079
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.46    11.85      498      474    40.0     25,909   24,648   2,080
            Level 4 ..................................................   12.23    12.24      489      490    39.9     25,404   25,459   2,077
    Miscellaneous healthcare support occupations......................   14.40    13.60      572      541    39.7     29,729   28,122   2,064
            Level 1 ..................................................   10.77    10.66      426      426    39.5     22,129   22,173   2,055
            Level 2 ..................................................   12.06    11.44      479      454    39.7     24,823   23,629   2,058
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.54    12.61      500      499    39.9     25,994   25,958   2,074
            Level 4 ..................................................   13.88    13.52      550      536    39.7     28,621   27,851   2,063
            Level 5 ..................................................   16.81    15.67      670      617    39.8     34,819   32,074   2,072
            Level 6 ..................................................   19.10    19.13      759      765    39.7     39,454   39,790   2,066
            Not able to be leveled....................................   16.26    15.14      639      610    39.3     33,222   31,699   2,043
      Medical assistants..............................................   14.90    14.04      591      559    39.6     30,674   29,066   2,058
            Level 2 ..................................................   18.47    19.79      719      752    38.9     35,827   39,105   1,939
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.45    12.36      488      480    39.2     25,378   24,954   2,038
            Level 4 ..................................................   14.30    13.97      566      559    39.6     29,449   29,066   2,060
            Level 5 ..................................................   16.18    15.36      647      614    40.0     33,630   31,949   2,078
      Medical equipment preparers.....................................   14.97    14.42      598      577    39.9     31,077   29,994   2,077
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.44    12.22      498      489    40.0     25,873   25,418   2,080
            Level 4 ..................................................   13.45    12.91      535      516    39.8     27,805   26,832   2,067
      Medical transcriptionists.......................................   14.75    14.36      586      572    39.7     30,468   29,744   2,066
            Level 4 ..................................................   14.03    14.04      557      550    39.7     28,946   28,600   2,063
            Level 5 ..................................................   17.01    18.27      679      731    39.9     35,317   38,002   2,076
      Pharmacy aides..................................................   14.28    13.61      571      544    40.0     29,680   28,267   2,078

  Protective service occupations......................................   14.56    13.29      574      532    39.4     29,869   27,643   2,051
            Level 2 ..................................................   13.96    13.18      532      527    38.1     27,656   27,414   1,982
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.65    12.00      500      477    39.5     26,012   24,794   2,057
            Level 4 ..................................................   14.30    14.25      571      570    39.9     29,693   29,640   2,077
            Level 5 ..................................................   16.20    15.72      645      629    39.8     33,557   32,691   2,071
    Security guards and gaming surveillance officers..................   13.73    12.99      540      520    39.3     28,091   27,019   2,046
            Level 2 ..................................................   13.96    13.18      532      527    38.1     27,656   27,414   1,982
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.58    11.94      497      475    39.5     25,868   24,710   2,056
            Level 4 ..................................................   14.09    13.07      563      523    39.9     29,251   27,188   2,076
            Level 5 ..................................................   16.20    15.72      645      629    39.8     33,542   32,691   2,070
      Security guards.................................................   13.73    12.99      540      520    39.3     28,091   27,019   2,046
            Level 2 ..................................................   13.96    13.18      532      527    38.1     27,656   27,414   1,982
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.58    11.94      497      475    39.5     25,868   24,710   2,056
            Level 4 ..................................................   14.09    13.07      563      523    39.9     29,251   27,188   2,076
            Level 5 ..................................................   16.20    15.72      645      629    39.8     33,542   32,691   2,070

  Food preparation and serving related occupations....................   12.25    11.64      484      455    39.5     25,151   23,670   2,054
            Level 1 ..................................................    9.67     9.59      382      381    39.5     19,854   19,818   2,053
            Level 2 ..................................................   10.66    10.41      420      416    39.4     21,842   21,611   2,048
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.08    11.41      473      450    39.1     24,575   23,379   2,034
            Level 4 ..................................................   13.21    14.13      528      565    40.0     27,459   29,390   2,079
            Level 5 ..................................................   16.00    15.13      640      605    40.0     33,278   31,470   2,080
            Level 6 ..................................................   17.54    17.97      701      719    40.0     36,476   37,378   2,080
            Not able to be leveled....................................   15.06    18.04      593      697    39.4     30,819   36,254   2,046
    First-line supervisors/managers, food preparation and serving
       workers........................................................   16.77    16.75      671      670    40.0     34,889   34,840   2,080
            Level 5 ..................................................   16.52    16.22      661      649    40.0     34,352   33,738   2,080
      First-line supervisors/managers of food preparation and serving
         workers......................................................   16.77    16.75      671      670    40.0     34,889   34,840   2,080
            Level 5 ..................................................   16.52    16.22      661      649    40.0     34,352   33,738   2,080
    Cooks.............................................................   12.45    11.98      498      479    40.0     25,896   24,918   2,080
            Level 2 ..................................................    9.87     8.64      395      346    40.0     20,534   17,971   2,080
            Level 3 ..................................................   11.04    11.00      442      440    40.0     22,963   22,880   2,080
            Level 4 ..................................................   12.76    12.07      511      483    40.0     26,550   25,106   2,080
            Level 5 ..................................................   15.18    14.81      607      592    40.0     31,581   30,805   2,080
      Cooks, institution and cafeteria................................   12.47    12.00      499      480    40.0     25,933   24,960   2,080
            Level 2 ..................................................    9.87     8.64      395      346    40.0     20,534   17,971   2,080
            Level 3 ..................................................   11.04    11.00      442      440    40.0     22,963   22,880   2,080
            Level 4 ..................................................   12.76    12.07      511      483    40.0     26,550   25,106   2,080
            Level 5 ..................................................   15.18    14.81      607      592    40.0     31,581   30,805   2,080
    Food preparation workers..........................................   11.74    10.89      459      436    39.1     23,888   22,651   2,034
            Level 1 ..................................................    9.60     9.89      384      396    40.0     19,966   20,571   2,080
            Level 2 ..................................................   10.19    10.31      399      412    39.1     20,738   21,439   2,035
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.14    10.89      476      436    39.2     24,738   22,651   2,038
    Fast food and counter workers.....................................   12.58    12.27      488      484    38.7     25,351   25,189   2,015
            Level 1 ..................................................   11.26    11.91      434      466    38.5     22,558   24,224   2,003
            Level 2 ..................................................   11.12    10.65      427      426    38.4     22,182   22,148   1,994
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.69    11.41      486      439    38.3     25,281   22,809   1,993
      Combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast
         food.........................................................   12.61    12.36      490      491    38.9     25,476   25,522   2,021
            Level 1 ..................................................   11.18    11.65      442      466    39.5     22,979   24,224   2,055
            Level 2 ..................................................   11.02    10.04      421      408    38.2     21,908   21,195   1,988
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.80    12.00      493      474    38.5     25,631   24,648   2,002
      Counter attendants, cafeteria, food concession, and coffee shop    12.24    11.91      452      416    36.9     23,503   21,622   1,921
    Food servers, nonrestaurant.......................................   11.60    11.62      455      450    39.2     23,641   23,400   2,038
            Level 1 ..................................................    9.60     9.33      377      367    39.3     19,594   19,074   2,041
            Level 2 ..................................................   11.32    10.79      443      434    39.1     23,030   22,547   2,035

  Building and grounds cleaning and maintenance occupations...........   11.50    10.85      456      432    39.6     23,700   22,464   2,061
            Level 1 ..................................................   10.10     9.50      401      377    39.7     20,849   19,614   2,064
            Level 2 ..................................................   10.99    10.79      434      429    39.5     22,579   22,318   2,055
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.85    12.68      509      507    39.6     26,468   26,374   2,060
            Level 4 ..................................................   15.30    14.81      611      593    39.9     31,747   30,811   2,075
            Not able to be leveled....................................   11.55    10.61      458      426    39.6     23,798   22,131   2,061
    First-line supervisors/managers, building and grounds cleaning and
       maintenance workers............................................   20.57    18.59      823      744    40.0     42,775   38,671   2,080
      First-line supervisors/managers of housekeeping and janitorial
         workers......................................................   19.25    18.59      770      744    40.0     40,039   38,671   2,080
    Building cleaning workers.........................................   11.29    10.74      447      429    39.6     23,252   22,298   2,060
            Level 1 ..................................................   10.10     9.49      401      377    39.7     20,852   19,614   2,064
            Level 2 ..................................................   10.93    10.73      432      425    39.5     22,459   22,110   2,055
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.80    12.65      507      505    39.6     26,355   26,270   2,059
            Level 4 ..................................................   15.09    14.71      602      588    39.9     31,291   30,597   2,074
            Not able to be leveled....................................   11.20    10.24      444      412    39.6     23,075   21,445   2,060
      Janitors and cleaners, except maids and housekeeping cleaners...   11.61    10.98      461      440    39.7     23,978   22,859   2,066
            Level 1 ..................................................   10.02     9.40      398      376    39.7     20,676   19,531   2,064
            Level 2 ..................................................   11.02    11.01      440      440    39.9     22,868   22,901   2,075
            Level 3 ..................................................   13.08    13.15      518      526    39.6     26,921   27,352   2,058
            Level 4 ..................................................   15.44    14.81      617      593    40.0     32,102   30,811   2,079
      Maids and housekeeping cleaners.................................   10.81    10.35      427      411    39.5     22,184   21,362   2,052
            Level 1 ..................................................   10.17     9.65      404      384    39.7     20,999   19,989   2,064
            Level 2 ..................................................   10.83    10.21      422      402    39.0     21,941   20,883   2,027
            Level 3 ..................................................   11.98    11.86      475      474    39.7     24,713   24,665   2,062
    Grounds maintenance workers.......................................   13.82    12.81      552      512    39.9     28,678   26,645   2,075
      Landscaping and groundskeeping workers..........................   13.82    12.81      552      512    39.9     28,678   26,645   2,075

  Personal care and service occupations...............................   12.75    10.27      507      411    39.8     26,373   21,382   2,068
            Level 2 ..................................................    9.11     8.36      365      334    40.0     18,959   17,389   2,080
            Level 4 ..................................................   12.48    14.00      499      560    40.0     25,952   29,120   2,080
    First-line supervisors/managers of personal service workers.......   36.74    30.62    1,376    1,294    37.5     71,562   67,267   1,948
    Child care workers................................................   10.16     9.86      406      394    40.0     21,135   20,507   2,080

  Sales and related occupations.......................................   14.31    15.63      559      586    39.0     29,042   30,479   2,030
    Retail sales workers..............................................   13.83    14.27      539      586    39.0     28,035   30,479   2,027
      Cashiers, all workers...........................................   13.83    14.27      539      586    39.0     28,035   30,479   2,027
        Cashiers......................................................   13.83    14.27      539      586    39.0     28,035   30,479   2,027

  Office and administrative support occupations.......................   14.88    14.22      587      563    39.4     30,520   29,286   2,051
            Level 1 ..................................................   11.08     9.94      437      398    39.5     22,740   20,675   2,053
            Level 2 ..................................................   11.62    11.00      459      436    39.5     23,868   22,693   2,055
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.55    12.15      496      483    39.5     25,794   25,106   2,055
            Level 4 ..................................................   14.87    14.55      584      575    39.3     30,382   29,885   2,043
            Level 5 ..................................................   16.78    16.60      663      656    39.5     34,460   34,091   2,053
            Level 6 ..................................................   19.09    19.27      759      762    39.8     39,488   39,603   2,068
            Level 7 ..................................................   23.20    22.78      930      911    40.1     48,356   47,382   2,085
            Not able to be leveled....................................   16.37    15.12      641      602    39.2     33,335   31,304   2,037
    First-line supervisors/managers of office and administrative
       support workers................................................   20.79    19.50      826      770    39.7     42,929   40,014   2,065
            Level 5 ..................................................   13.45    13.77      535      551    39.7     27,798   28,642   2,067
            Level 6 ..................................................   19.42    19.13      764      750    39.3     39,721   38,994   2,046
            Level 7 ..................................................   26.35    27.16    1,073    1,099    40.7     55,806   57,158   2,118
            Not able to be leveled....................................   25.02    23.83      982      982    39.2     51,053   51,085   2,040
    Switchboard operators, including answering service................   13.62    13.96      524      547    38.5     27,244   28,465   2,000
            Level 2 ..................................................   12.66    10.59      473      424    37.3     24,593   22,027   1,942
            Level 3 ..................................................   14.36    13.91      564      556    39.3     29,341   28,933   2,043
            Level 4 ..................................................   15.29    15.64      580      608    38.0     30,184   31,595   1,974
    Telephone operators...............................................   13.18    13.43      526      537    40.0     27,375   27,943   2,078
            Level 3 ..................................................   13.25    13.43      529      537    39.9     27,518   27,943   2,077
    Financial clerks..................................................   14.74    14.53      585      582    39.7     30,418   30,243   2,064
            Level 2 ..................................................    9.88     9.27      395      371    40.0     20,541   19,282   2,080
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.64    12.44      505      497    40.0     26,269   25,834   2,079
            Level 4 ..................................................   15.35    15.34      605      602    39.4     31,449   31,288   2,049
            Level 5 ..................................................   16.81    16.53      668      661    39.8     34,760   34,382   2,068
            Level 6 ..................................................   18.88    18.73      755      749    40.0     39,262   38,958   2,080
            Not able to be leveled....................................   14.91    13.97      596      559    40.0     31,015   29,058   2,080
      Bill and account collectors.....................................   13.78    13.21      550      528    39.9     28,615   27,477   2,076
            Level 3 ..................................................   11.61    11.98      465      479    40.0     24,155   24,918   2,080
            Level 4 ..................................................   13.57    13.35      541      534    39.8     28,129   27,789   2,072
            Level 5 ..................................................   19.07    20.70      763      828    40.0     39,673   43,056   2,080
      Billing and posting clerks and machine operators................   14.38    14.36      571      571    39.7     29,669   29,702   2,063
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.59    12.07      503      483    40.0     26,168   25,106   2,079
            Level 4 ..................................................   15.27    14.75      601      590    39.4     31,241   30,678   2,046
            Level 5 ..................................................   15.58    15.39      616      616    39.5     32,050   32,011   2,056
            Not able to be leveled....................................   15.27    14.84      611      594    40.0     31,770   30,867   2,080
      Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks....................   15.54    16.05      614      627    39.5     31,905   32,598   2,053
            Level 3 ..................................................   14.03    13.47      561      539    40.0     29,164   28,013   2,079
            Level 4 ..................................................   15.95    16.72      624      627    39.1     32,460   32,598   2,036
            Level 5 ..................................................   16.63    16.15      663      646    39.9     34,462   33,592   2,072
      Payroll and timekeeping clerks..................................   17.78    18.61      707      744    39.7     36,742   38,709   2,066
      Procurement clerks..............................................   15.07    16.84      603      674    40.0     31,353   35,031   2,080
    Customer service representatives..................................   14.16    13.85      563      553    39.8     29,279   28,746   2,068
            Level 4 ..................................................   13.79    14.41      550      572    39.9     28,605   29,744   2,075
    File clerks.......................................................   11.69    11.41      466      456    39.9     24,254   23,691   2,075
            Level 2 ..................................................   11.36    11.02      451      438    39.7     23,443   22,797   2,063
            Level 3 ..................................................   11.49    11.55      456      462    39.7     23,729   24,003   2,066
    Interviewers, except eligibility and loan.........................   13.80    14.00      544      556    39.4     28,268   28,888   2,049
            Level 2 ..................................................   11.21    11.26      435      435    38.8     22,632   22,605   2,019
            Level 3 ..................................................   11.97    11.56      478      462    40.0     24,866   24,045   2,078
            Level 4 ..................................................   14.58    14.62      579      582    39.7     30,090   30,285   2,064
            Level 5 ..................................................   15.74    15.11      610      567    38.8     31,723   29,470   2,016
            Not able to be leveled....................................   15.54    15.05      597      602    38.4     31,060   31,304   1,999
    Human resources assistants, except payroll and timekeeping........   16.98    15.76      675      630    39.7     35,095   32,781   2,066
            Level 4 ..................................................   15.40    14.98      616      599    40.0     32,038   31,158   2,080
    Receptionists and information clerks..............................   13.50    13.16      531      523    39.3     27,609   27,200   2,045
            Level 2 ..................................................   11.41    10.40      454      420    39.8     23,633   21,840   2,071
            Level 3 ..................................................   13.67    13.00      533      516    39.0     27,728   26,853   2,028
            Level 4 ..................................................   14.92    13.69      591      548    39.6     30,713   28,484   2,058
            Not able to be leveled....................................   12.56    12.44      502      498    40.0     26,121   25,875   2,080
    Couriers and messengers...........................................   11.28    11.00      451      440    40.0     23,454   22,880   2,080
    Dispatchers.......................................................   16.91    16.75      676      670    40.0     35,166   34,840   2,080
    Shipping, receiving, and traffic clerks...........................   14.50    12.68      566      491    39.0     29,421   25,545   2,029
    Stock clerks and order fillers....................................   12.23    11.30      483      439    39.5     25,108   22,845   2,053
            Level 2 ..................................................   11.96    10.59      476      424    39.8     24,767   22,027   2,070
            Level 3 ..................................................   11.10    11.09      435      444    39.2     22,602   23,067   2,036
    Secretaries and administrative assistants.........................   16.14    15.63      634      611    39.3     32,967   31,762   2,043
            Level 2 ..................................................   11.53    11.42      461      457    40.0     23,979   23,754   2,080
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.06    11.62      475      460    39.4     24,718   23,941   2,049
            Level 4 ..................................................   15.24    14.36      595      570    39.1     30,963   29,640   2,032
            Level 5 ..................................................   17.65    16.93      697      671    39.5     36,244   34,882   2,053
            Level 6 ..................................................   19.71    19.60      788      784    40.0     40,963   40,766   2,079
            Level 7 ..................................................   21.16    20.00      842      798    39.8     43,806   41,475   2,070
            Not able to be leveled....................................   19.07    19.56      732      750    38.4     38,048   39,000   1,995
      Executive secretaries and administrative assistants.............   19.46    19.29      771      765    39.6     40,117   39,770   2,061
            Level 4 ..................................................   16.41    15.05      650      609    39.6     33,785   31,658   2,059
            Level 5 ..................................................   17.60    17.80      686      702    39.0     35,663   36,525   2,026
            Level 6 ..................................................   20.50    20.16      820      807    40.0     42,619   41,939   2,078
            Level 7 ..................................................   21.05    19.94      838      798    39.8     43,599   41,475   2,071
            Not able to be leveled....................................   19.41    19.12      769      756    39.6     39,997   39,291   2,060
      Medical secretaries.............................................   14.51    13.84      568      544    39.2     29,546   28,300   2,037
            Level 3 ..................................................   11.83    11.50      465      454    39.3     24,203   23,608   2,046
            Level 4 ..................................................   14.68    14.00      571      560    38.9     29,716   29,120   2,025
            Level 5 ..................................................   16.44    16.04      650      633    39.5     33,788   32,910   2,055
            Level 6 ..................................................   18.98    19.14      759      765    40.0     39,456   39,770   2,079
            Not able to be leveled....................................   16.88    15.91      644      614    38.1     33,462   31,905   1,982
      Secretaries, except legal, medical, and executive...............   17.56    16.89      690      673    39.3     35,854   35,003   2,042
            Level 3 ..................................................   13.35    13.12      531      524    39.7     27,593   27,248   2,066
            Level 4 ..................................................   16.84    16.69      663      662    39.4     34,496   34,445   2,049
            Level 5 ..................................................   19.78    18.82      789      753    39.9     41,036   39,146   2,075
    Computer operators................................................   17.89    16.97      691      679    38.6     35,907   35,298   2,007
            Level 5 ..................................................   17.89    16.97      689      679    38.5     35,834   35,298   2,003
    Data entry and information processing workers.....................   13.89    14.04      553      555    39.9     28,774   28,860   2,072
            Level 2 ..................................................   10.83     9.86      429      394    39.7     22,332   20,509   2,062
            Level 4 ..................................................   15.29    16.48      611      659    39.9     31,748   34,285   2,077
      Data entry keyers...............................................   13.18    12.49      523      500    39.7     27,195   25,979   2,063
      Word processors and typists.....................................   14.19    14.42      567      577    39.9     29,468   29,994   2,076
            Level 4 ..................................................   15.29    16.48      611      659    39.9     31,748   34,285   2,077
    Insurance claims and policy processing clerks.....................   14.86    14.31      590      572    39.7     30,672   29,765   2,065
            Level 4 ..................................................   13.51    14.31      533      551    39.5     27,740   28,665   2,053
    Office clerks, general............................................   13.73    13.41      540      534    39.3     28,080   27,764   2,045
            Level 2 ..................................................   11.67    10.97      461      439    39.5     23,994   22,818   2,055
            Level 3 ..................................................   12.97    12.93      510      509    39.3     26,513   26,478   2,045
            Level 4 ..................................................   14.07    14.33      551      563    39.2     28,646   29,250   2,037
            Level 5 ..................................................   17.00    17.40      670      691    39.4     34,816   35,934   2,047
            Not able to be leveled....................................   12.59    11.68      499      467    39.7     25,960   24,296   2,062

  Construction and extraction occupations.............................   21.42    20.87      846      834    39.5     43,996   43,368   2,054
            Level 4 ..................................................   15.04    16.83      602      673    40.0     31,280   35,006   2,080
            Level 5 ..................................................   19.79    20.30      791      812    40.0     41,157   42,230   2,080
            Level 6 ..................................................   20.48    18.58      797      700    38.9     41,425   36,421   2,023
            Level 7 ..................................................   23.02    22.98      917      905    39.8     47,671   47,200   2,070
    Carpenters........................................................   21.40    20.72      848      810    39.6     44,072   42,101   2,059
    Electricians......................................................   21.72    21.31      869      852    40.0     45,186   44,325   2,080
    Painters and paperhangers.........................................   19.45    18.79      771      752    39.6     40,095   39,083   2,061
      Painters, construction and maintenance..........................   19.45    18.79      771      752    39.6     40,095   39,083   2,061
    Pipelayers, plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters...............   20.92    24.13      828      905    39.6     43,092   47,200   2,060
      Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters.........................   20.92    24.13      828      905    39.6     43,092   47,200   2,060

  Installation, maintenance, and repair occupations...................   19.94    17.92      792      720    39.7     41,177   37,440   2,065
            Level 5 ..................................................   16.64    16.68      663      667    39.9     34,501   34,694   2,074
            Level 6 ..................................................   19.79    18.31      792      732    40.0     41,164   38,085   2,080
            Level 7 ..................................................   22.70    24.42      908      977    40.0     47,214   50,794   2,080
    Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and
       installers.....................................................   21.09    18.41      844      736    40.0     43,874   38,293   2,080
    Industrial machinery installation, repair, and maintenance workers   17.72    17.08      706      683    39.9     36,730   35,526   2,073
            Level 5 ..................................................   16.73    16.68      667      667    39.8     34,663   34,694   2,072
            Level 6 ..................................................   19.56    18.13      782      725    40.0     40,681   37,710   2,080
            Level 7 ..................................................   20.91    23.00      836      920    40.0     43,491   47,840   2,080
      Maintenance and repair workers, general.........................   17.81    17.41      710      696    39.8     36,905   36,213   2,072
            Level 5 ..................................................   16.80    16.90      669      676    39.8     34,793   35,152   2,071
            Level 6 ..................................................   19.56    18.13      783      725    40.0     40,692   37,710   2,080
            Level 7 ..................................................   20.91    23.00      836      920    40.0     43,491   47,840   2,080
    Precision instrument and equipment repairers......................   26.34    27.69    1,054    1,107    40.0     54,782   57,585   2,080
            Level 7 ..................................................   25.63    27.69    1,025    1,107    40.0     53,314   57,585   2,080
      Medical equipment repairers.....................................   26.45    27.69    1,058    1,107    40.0     55,021   57,585   2,080

  Production occupations..............................................   17.25    14.69      681      588    39.5     35,400   30,555   2,052
            Level 1 ..................................................   11.07    11.47      443      459    40.0     23,031   23,858   2,080
            Level 2 ..................................................   10.77    10.25      431      410    40.0     22,407   21,320   2,080
            Level 4 ..................................................   15.50    15.99      620      640    40.0     32,239   33,259   2,080
            Level 5 ..................................................   17.68    18.25      707      730    40.0     36,783   37,960   2,080
            Level 7 ..................................................   26.15    26.44    1,015    1,058    38.8     52,795   54,995   2,019
    Laundry and dry-cleaning workers..................................   11.60    11.47      464      459    40.0     24,124   23,858   2,080
            Level 1 ..................................................   11.07    11.47      443      459    40.0     23,031   23,858   2,080
            Level 2 ..................................................   10.31    10.07      412      403    40.0     21,439   20,946   2,080
    Stationary engineers and boiler operators.........................   25.92    26.44    1,008    1,058    38.9     52,411   54,995   2,022
            Level 7 ..................................................   27.38    27.12    1,059    1,085    38.7     55,078   56,410   2,011
    Miscellaneous production workers..................................   13.63    12.37      539      490    39.5     28,016   25,501   2,056
      Cleaning, washing, and metal pickling equipment operators and
         tenders......................................................   14.59    14.15      584      566    40.0     30,346   29,432   2,080

  Transportation and material moving occupations......................   14.79    12.96      572      507    38.7     29,732   26,339   2,011
            Level 2 ..................................................   12.36    12.24      463      440    37.5     24,094   22,905   1,949
            Level 3 ..................................................   13.42    12.56      536      502    39.9     27,848   26,125   2,075
    Driver/sales workers and truck drivers............................   12.65    12.58      506      503    40.0     26,322   26,166   2,080
    Laborers and material movers, hand................................   14.03    12.46      533      491    38.0     27,715   25,542   1,975
      Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand..........   14.03    12.46      533      491    38.0     27,715   25,542   1,975

  1 Each occupation for which data are collected in an establishment is evaluated based on four factors, including knowledge, job controls and
complexity, contacts, and physical environment. See appendix A for more information.
  2 A classification system including about 800 individual occupations is used to cover all workers in the civilian economy. See appendix B
for more information.
  3 Earnings are the straight-time hourly wages or salaries paid to employees. They include incentive pay, cost-of-living adjustments, and
hazard pay. Excluded are premium pay for overtime, vacations, and holidays; nonproduction bonuses; and tips. The mean is computed by totaling
the pay of all workers and dividing by the number of workers, weighed by hours.
  4 Mean weekly earnings are the straight-time weekly wages or salaries paid to employees. Median weekly earnings designate position -
one-half of the earnings are paid the same as or more than the rate shown and half are paid the same as or less than the rate shown. Mean
weekly hours are the hours an employee is scheduled to work in a week, exclusive of overtime.
  5 Mean annual earnings are the straight-time annual wages or salaries paid to employees. Median annual earnings designate position -
one-half of the earnings are paid the same as or more than the rate shown and half are paid the same as or less than the rate shown. Mean
annual hours are the hours an employee is scheduled to work in a year, exclusive of overtime.

NOTE: Dashes indicate that data did not meet publication criteria.

SOURCE: Bureau of Labor Statistics, National Compensation Survey.


Table 35                                                      Private industry workers in hospitals: Mean hourly earnings(1)
                                                                                      for full-time and part-time workers(2)


                                                                        Private Industry     Full-time         Part-time
                                                                            workers           workers           workers
                            Occupation(3)

                                                                         Mean   Relative   Mean   Relative   Mean   Relative
                                                                                error(4)          error(4)          error(4)


All workers...........................................................  $23.00     0.9%   $22.87     0.9%   $23.79     2.7%

  Management occupations..............................................   39.84     3.4     39.96     3.5       -        -
    Financial managers................................................   40.15     8.1     40.15     8.1       -        -
    Human resources managers..........................................   43.92    25.2     43.92    25.2       -        -
    Medical and health services managers..............................   40.11     3.6     40.26     3.7       -        -

  Business and financial operations occupations.......................   26.18     3.8     26.23     3.9       -        -
    Buyers and purchasing agents......................................   24.03     7.2     24.03     7.2       -        -
      Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products..   24.23     8.1     24.23     8.1       -        -
    Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists........   28.46     5.2     28.92     5.2       -        -
      Employment, recruitment, and placement specialists..............   26.96     2.9     26.96     2.9       -        -
      Training and development specialists............................   31.98     7.3     32.35     7.2       -        -
    Accountants and auditors..........................................   24.40     7.8     24.40     7.8       -        -

  Computer and mathematical science occupations.......................   30.28     4.4     30.28     4.4       -        -
    Computer programmers..............................................   27.16     7.6     27.16     7.6       -        -
    Computer support specialists......................................   22.51     4.5     22.53     4.5       -        -
    Computer systems analysts.........................................   35.38     7.2     35.38     7.3       -        -
    Network and computer systems administrators.......................   29.09     7.2     29.09     7.2       -        -

  Architecture and engineering occupations............................   22.89     7.5     22.89     7.5       -        -
    Engineering technicians, except drafters..........................   22.89     7.5     22.89     7.5       -        -
      Electrical and electronic engineering technicians...............   22.89     7.5     22.89     7.5       -        -

  Life, physical, and social science occupations......................   32.20    10.4     31.75    11.6     36.75    22.8
    Life scientists...................................................   33.16    12.3     31.86    14.4     40.32    20.5
      Medical scientists..............................................   33.53    12.6     31.99    14.8       -        -
    Psychologists.....................................................   29.56    21.2     29.69    21.7       -        -
      Clinical, counseling, and school psychologists..................   35.15    20.6     35.59    21.2       -        -

  Community and social services occupations...........................   25.06     3.5     24.98     3.9     25.64     8.0
    Counselors........................................................   17.09     4.8     17.53     4.4     14.03    10.5
      Substance abuse and behavioral disorder counselors..............   16.04     9.2     16.55     7.9     12.78    20.5
      Mental health counselors........................................   17.61     3.6     17.98     4.0       -        -
    Social workers....................................................   26.59     3.2     26.58     3.5     26.69     8.3
      Child, family, and school social workers........................   25.93     6.9     26.37     8.3       -        -
      Medical and public health social workers........................   27.27     3.7     27.28     4.0     27.18     8.9
      Mental health and substance abuse social workers................   22.22     7.8     21.53     8.3       -        -
    Miscellaneous community and social service specialists............   32.55    13.6     32.22    18.0     33.62    13.2
      Health educators................................................   37.47     5.7       -        -      33.62    13.2
    Clergy............................................................   21.78     6.9     21.14     7.1       -        -

  Education, training, and library occupations........................   26.83    21.5     26.91    25.4     26.24    16.2
    Postsecondary teachers............................................   41.20     7.9     42.98    10.9       -        -
      Health teachers, postsecondary..................................   40.44    12.2     41.11    13.5       -        -
        Nursing instructors and teachers, postsecondary...............   34.43     2.7     34.08     2.7       -        -
    Teacher assistants................................................   10.20     5.6     10.66     4.2       -        -

  Arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media occupations..........   21.34     7.1     21.46     7.3       -        -
    Public relations specialists......................................   24.00     8.6     24.00     8.6       -        -

  Healthcare practitioner and technical occupations...................   28.79      .9     28.56     1.2     29.89     2.2
    Dietitians and nutritionists......................................   26.53     5.8     26.68     6.1     24.86     7.9
    Pharmacists.......................................................   48.25      .6     48.48      .7     44.59     3.2
    Physicians and surgeons...........................................   47.56     6.5     44.41    12.6     75.31     2.8
      Family and general practitioners................................   58.23    10.0     58.17    10.0       -        -
      Internists, general.............................................   27.08    14.6     23.02     2.4       -        -
      Pediatricians, general..........................................   65.02    13.4     65.02    13.4       -        -
    Physician assistants..............................................   38.32     6.3     38.30     6.3       -        -
    Registered nurses.................................................   31.24      .8     31.09     1.1     31.83     1.3
    Therapists........................................................   27.47     2.0     27.35     2.2     28.64     3.9
      Occupational therapists.........................................   30.53     1.9     30.47     2.1     31.06     5.8
      Physical therapists.............................................   32.07     1.4     31.74     1.6     37.48     7.9
      Radiation therapists............................................   33.61     8.2     33.78     8.5       -        -
      Recreational therapists.........................................   21.55     6.0     20.73     6.7       -        -
      Respiratory therapists..........................................   23.95     1.9     23.73     2.2     25.81     5.1
      Speech-language pathologists....................................   31.08     3.2     30.45     3.1     33.86     6.9
    Clinical laboratory technologists and technicians.................   20.66     3.3     20.51     3.1     22.02     9.0
      Medical and clinical laboratory technologists...................   25.42     2.9     25.20     3.1     27.25     3.5
      Medical and clinical laboratory technicians.....................   16.91     3.4     16.89     3.5     17.16    10.9
    Diagnostic related technologists and technicians..................   25.20     3.0     25.65     3.2     22.51     7.4
      Cardiovascular technologists and technicians....................   24.05    11.4     25.50    12.7     18.74    15.1
      Diagnostic medical sonographers.................................   31.81     4.4     31.96     4.9       -        -
      Nuclear medicine technologists..................................   31.79     6.8     32.16     6.7       -        -
      Radiologic technologists and technicians........................   24.60     2.5     24.69     2.8     23.97     6.3
    Emergency medical technicians and paramedics......................   21.22     9.8     23.14     7.8     15.75    15.0
    Health diagnosing and treating practitioner support technicians...   17.70     2.1     17.80     2.8     17.21     7.3
      Pharmacy technicians............................................   15.33     2.5     15.44     2.9     14.70     9.1
      Psychiatric technicians.........................................   13.71     5.3     13.87     6.6     13.23     6.7
      Respiratory therapy technicians.................................   22.29     2.9     22.52     3.6     21.52    12.4
      Surgical technologists..........................................   18.60     3.2     18.66     3.7     18.17     3.7
    Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses.................   18.05     1.4     18.01     1.6     18.29     2.3
    Medical records and health information technicians................   17.25    13.3     17.26    14.0     17.04    13.7
    Miscellaneous health technologists and technicians................   18.73     9.4     19.13     8.6     15.48    33.6

  Healthcare support occupations......................................   12.99     1.3     13.10     1.3     12.47     2.6
    Nursing, psychiatric, and home health aides.......................   12.29     1.7     12.45     1.6     11.58     3.2
      Home health aides...............................................   12.59     7.3     12.58     7.6     12.66     7.3
      Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants........................   12.36     1.8     12.51     1.7     11.65     3.5
      Psychiatric aides...............................................   11.16     2.5     11.29     3.1     10.76     6.6
    Occupational therapist assistants and aides.......................   16.84     8.0     18.24     6.7     12.61     5.3
      Occupational therapist assistants...............................   18.99     5.6       -        -        -        -
      Occupational therapist aides....................................   14.03     6.4     16.04     8.2       -        -
    Physical therapist assistants and aides...........................   14.84     5.1     15.37     5.8     13.43     9.1
      Physical therapist assistants...................................   18.45     5.5     18.71     5.8     17.28    15.5
      Physical therapist aides........................................   12.40     4.5     12.60     5.1     12.02     8.3
    Miscellaneous healthcare support occupations......................   14.39     2.4     14.35     2.8     14.56     5.6
      Medical assistants..............................................   15.30     3.5     15.42     4.2     14.84     7.1
      Medical equipment preparers.....................................   14.58     5.3     14.81     5.9     13.69     7.7
      Medical transcriptionists.......................................   15.25     3.3     15.06     3.2     16.61     7.0
      Pharmacy aides..................................................   14.29     5.3     14.29     5.3       -        -

  Protective service occupations......................................   13.88     3.4     13.87     3.6     14.32     9.9
    Security guards and gaming surveillance officers..................   13.51     3.8     13.50     3.9     13.63    10.1
      Security guards.................................................   13.51     3.8     13.50     3.9     13.63    10.1

  Food preparation and serving related occupations....................   12.04     1.9     12.51     2.3      9.74     3.1
    First-line supervisors/managers, food preparation and serving
       workers........................................................   17.08     2.8     17.08     2.8       -        -
      First-line supervisors/managers of food preparation and serving
         workers......................................................   17.08     2.8     17.08     2.8       -        -
    Cooks.............................................................   13.48     4.4     13.59     4.7     11.95     2.6
      Cooks, institution and cafeteria................................   13.48     4.4     13.59     4.7     11.95     2.6
    Food preparation workers..........................................   11.60     3.9     12.01     3.9      9.16     5.3
    Food service, tipped..............................................    9.13     1.9       -        -        -        -
      Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers......    9.13     1.9       -        -        -        -
    Fast food and counter workers.....................................   11.11     4.4     12.35     5.6      9.13     3.4
      Combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast
         food.........................................................   11.25     4.7     12.36     6.0      9.15     4.4
      Counter attendants, cafeteria, food concession, and coffee shop    10.33     6.2     12.24     7.7      9.06     2.5
    Food servers, nonrestaurant.......................................   11.40     4.3     11.55     4.6     10.57     9.7

  Building and grounds cleaning and maintenance occupations...........   11.39     1.8     11.46     1.8     10.19     3.3
    First-line supervisors/managers, building and grounds cleaning and
       maintenance workers............................................   19.12     9.8     19.12     9.8       -        -
      First-line supervisors/managers of housekeeping and janitorial
         workers......................................................   19.12     9.8     19.12     9.8       -        -
    Building cleaning workers.........................................   11.19     1.6     11.26     1.6     10.19     3.3
      Janitors and cleaners, except maids and housekeeping cleaners...   11.33     2.5     11.37     2.5     10.18     7.8
      Maids and housekeeping cleaners.................................   11.00     2.0     11.09     2.2     10.19     3.0
    Grounds maintenance workers.......................................   13.82     6.1     13.82     6.1       -        -
      Landscaping and groundskeeping workers..........................   13.82     6.1     13.82     6.1       -        -

  Personal care and service occupations...............................   12.94    12.3     13.12    16.7     12.51    11.5
    First-line supervisors/managers of personal service workers.......   36.48    14.2     36.74    14.3       -        -
    Child care workers................................................   10.44     7.2     10.16     7.3     10.66    11.4

  Sales and related occupations.......................................   14.62     9.4     14.56     9.0       -        -
    Retail sales workers..............................................   13.71    10.7     14.03    10.5       -        -
      Cashiers, all workers...........................................   13.73    10.6     14.03    10.5       -        -
        Cashiers......................................................   13.73    10.6     14.03    10.5       -        -

  Office and administrative support occupations.......................   14.67     1.4     14.84     1.4     13.01     2.6
    First-line supervisors/managers of office and administrative
       support workers................................................   22.81     9.0     22.83     9.1       -        -
    Switchboard operators, including answering service................   13.22     7.0     13.52     8.0     11.77     2.5
    Telephone operators...............................................   12.95     5.2     13.12     5.6       -        -
    Financial clerks..................................................   14.87     2.2     14.82     2.2     15.86     5.9
      Bill and account collectors.....................................   14.14     8.4     14.12     8.4       -        -
      Billing and posting clerks and machine operators................   14.49     3.1     14.40     3.1     16.01     8.5
      Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks....................   15.45     3.2     15.43     3.4     15.84     5.1
      Procurement clerks..............................................   15.84     7.1     15.96     7.1       -        -
    Customer service representatives..................................   13.67     9.2     13.73     9.5       -        -
    File clerks.......................................................   11.56     4.1     11.60     4.3     11.05     7.4
    Interviewers, except eligibility and loan.........................   13.89     4.1     14.13     4.5     12.33     2.7
    Human resources assistants, except payroll and timekeeping........   17.24     7.7     17.35     8.5       -        -
    Receptionists and information clerks..............................   13.29     4.0     13.58     3.6     11.08     8.5
    Couriers and messengers...........................................   11.27     1.7     11.28     2.1       -        -
    Dispatchers.......................................................   17.25     9.8       -        -        -        -
    Shipping, receiving, and traffic clerks...........................   15.79    18.0     15.79    18.0       -        -
    Stock clerks and order fillers....................................   11.80     6.2     11.69     6.6     13.38     7.4
    Secretaries and administrative assistants.........................   15.79     2.0     16.01     2.3     13.72     4.3
      Executive secretaries and administrative assistants.............   19.54     4.2     19.67     4.1       -        -
      Medical secretaries.............................................   14.37     2.6     14.44     3.2     13.97     5.0
      Secretaries, except legal, medical, and executive...............   16.71     2.0     16.94     2.0     12.41     4.5
    Computer operators................................................   16.36     3.0       -        -        -        -
    Data entry and information processing workers.....................   12.87     8.2     12.42    10.3       -        -
      Data entry keyers...............................................   13.13    12.0     13.10    12.9       -        -
      Word processors and typists.....................................   12.59    10.7     11.35    13.6       -        -
    Insurance claims and policy processing clerks.....................   14.90     8.3     14.92     9.9       -        -
    Mail clerks and mail machine operators, except postal service.....   12.57    10.9       -        -        -        -
    Office clerks, general............................................   13.13     3.4     13.29     3.5     11.52    10.3

  Construction and extraction occupations.............................   21.01     5.2     21.03     5.3       -        -
    Carpenters........................................................   22.09     5.8     22.09     5.8       -        -
    Electricians......................................................   21.83     2.6     21.83     2.6       -        -
    Painters and paperhangers.........................................   20.13     7.7     20.13     7.7       -        -
      Painters, construction and maintenance..........................   20.13     7.7     20.13     7.7       -        -

  Installation, maintenance, and repair occupations...................   19.94     5.4     20.04     5.4       -        -
    Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and
       installers.....................................................   21.28    18.8     21.28    18.8       -        -
    Industrial machinery installation, repair, and maintenance workers   17.59     4.8     17.71     4.8       -        -
      Maintenance and repair workers, general.........................   17.68     5.0     17.81     5.0       -        -
    Precision instrument and equipment repairers......................   26.34     7.3     26.34     7.3       -        -
      Medical equipment repairers.....................................   26.45     7.4     26.45     7.4       -        -

  Production occupations..............................................   17.62     8.5     17.60     8.8     18.33    16.9
    Laundry and dry-cleaning workers..................................   11.19     2.7     11.21     2.7       -        -
    Stationary engineers and boiler operators.........................   27.29     5.8     27.43     5.9       -        -
    Miscellaneous production workers..................................   13.63     6.5     13.63     6.6       -        -
      Cleaning, washing, and metal pickling equipment operators and
         tenders......................................................   14.59     7.7     14.59     7.8       -        -

  Transportation and material moving occupations......................   13.60     8.7     14.90     8.5     11.10    12.3
    Driver/sales workers and truck drivers............................   12.11     3.0       -        -        -        -
    Laborers and material movers, hand................................   12.88     7.0     12.24     4.7       -        -
      Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand..........   12.88     7.0     12.24     4.7       -        -

  1 Earnings are the straight-time hourly wages or salaries paid to employees. They include incentive pay, cost-of-living
adjustments, and hazard pay. Excluded are premium pay for overtime, vacations, and holidays; nonproduction bonuses; and
tips. The mean is computed by totaling the pay of all workers and dividing by the number of workers, weighed by hours.
  2 Employees are classified as working either a full-time or a part-time schedule based on the definition used by each
establishment. Therefore, a worker with a 35-hour-per-week schedule might be considered a full-time employee in one
establishment, but classified as part-time in another firm, where a 40-hour week is the minimum full-time schedule.
  3 A classification system including about 800 individual occupations is used to cover all workers in the civilian economy.
See appendix B for more information.
  4 The relative standard error (RSE) is the standard error expressed as a percent of the estimate. It can be used to
calculate a "confidence interval" around a sample estimate. For more information about RSEs, see appendix A.

NOTE: Dashes indicate that data did not meet publication criteria.

SOURCE: Bureau of Labor Statistics, National Compensation Survey.


Table 36                                            State and local government workers in hospitals: Mean hourly earnings(1)
                                                                                      for full-time and part-time workers(2)


                                                                        State and local      Full-time         Part-time
                                                                           government         workers           workers
                                                                            workers
                            Occupation(3)

                                                                         Mean   Relative   Mean   Relative   Mean   Relative
                                                                                error(4)          error(4)          error(4)


All workers...........................................................  $22.20     2.7%   $22.12     3.0%   $23.13     4.3%

  Management occupations..............................................   47.80    16.2     47.81    16.2       -        -
    Medical and health services managers..............................   54.69    20.0     54.69    20.0       -        -

  Business and financial operations occupations.......................   24.30     6.1     24.30     6.1       -        -
    Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists........   27.52     8.7     27.52     8.7       -        -

  Computer and mathematical science occupations.......................   25.92    15.2     25.92    15.2       -        -
    Computer systems analysts.........................................   29.50    11.1     29.50    11.1       -        -

  Life, physical, and social science occupations......................   27.14     6.4     26.92     7.5       -        -
    Psychologists.....................................................   28.72     6.9     28.72     6.9       -        -
      Clinical, counseling, and school psychologists..................   28.72     6.9     28.72     6.9       -        -

  Community and social services occupations...........................   22.60     5.7     22.71     6.1       -        -
    Counselors........................................................   21.70     9.0     21.70     9.0       -        -
    Social workers....................................................   23.29     6.2     23.42     6.8       -        -
      Medical and public health social workers........................   24.06    14.5     23.80    15.8       -        -
      Mental health and substance abuse social workers................   21.71     7.8     21.95     8.3       -        -
    Miscellaneous community and social service specialists............   18.81    12.3     18.81    12.3       -        -
      Social and human service assistants.............................   15.69    11.7     15.69    11.7       -        -

  Healthcare practitioner and technical occupations...................   27.31     2.1     27.04     2.2     29.59     4.6
    Dietitians and nutritionists......................................   25.00     1.9       -        -        -        -
    Pharmacists.......................................................   47.19     1.5     47.19     1.5       -        -
    Physicians and surgeons...........................................   48.19    15.7     47.76    16.1       -        -
      Family and general practitioners................................   78.36    17.2       -        -        -        -
      Psychiatrists...................................................   72.14     3.7     72.22     3.9       -        -
    Registered nurses.................................................   30.49     3.0     30.17     3.3     32.12     4.4
    Therapists........................................................   26.64     5.9     26.19     6.6     30.62     7.1
      Occupational therapists.........................................   29.84     4.0     29.91     4.1       -        -
      Physical therapists.............................................   31.46     2.1     30.84     2.4       -        -
      Recreational therapists.........................................   17.58    14.7     17.58    14.7       -        -
      Respiratory therapists..........................................   26.81     2.8     26.48     2.7       -        -
    Clinical laboratory technologists and technicians.................   19.53     3.9     19.45     4.1       -        -
      Medical and clinical laboratory technologists...................   21.04     5.8     20.93     6.3       -        -
      Medical and clinical laboratory technicians.....................   18.63     5.5     18.64     5.6       -        -
    Diagnostic related technologists and technicians..................   24.32     2.5     24.31     2.6     24.36     8.8
      Cardiovascular technologists and technicians....................   16.44    18.5       -        -        -        -
      Radiologic technologists and technicians........................   24.63     2.6     24.52     2.8     26.29     5.9
    Emergency medical technicians and paramedics......................   14.42    13.1     14.45    13.7       -        -
    Health diagnosing and treating practitioner support technicians...   15.76     5.7     15.72     6.2     16.30    10.3
      Pharmacy technicians............................................   13.71     3.8     13.62     3.8       -        -
      Psychiatric technicians.........................................   16.69     8.6     16.80     9.6       -        -
      Surgical technologists..........................................   15.95     3.0     15.95     3.0       -        -
    Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses.................   17.00     3.7     16.87     3.8     18.84    12.3
    Medical records and health information technicians................   15.96     5.6     16.17     5.7       -        -
    Miscellaneous health technologists and technicians................   19.20     8.1       -        -        -        -

  Healthcare support occupations......................................   12.84     2.5     12.84     2.3     12.83     7.1
    Nursing, psychiatric, and home health aides.......................   12.15     2.5     12.20     2.4     11.61     5.4
      Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants........................   11.47     2.6     11.46     2.5     11.57     5.4
      Psychiatric aides...............................................   13.79     3.0     13.78     3.0       -        -
    Physical therapist assistants and aides...........................   20.03     7.0       -        -        -        -
    Miscellaneous healthcare support occupations......................   14.51     4.8     14.57     5.1     13.40     5.8
      Medical assistants..............................................   14.07     2.5     14.16     2.5       -        -
      Medical transcriptionists.......................................   13.81    11.7     13.66    12.0       -        -

  Protective service occupations......................................   18.65    10.0     18.80    10.2       -        -
    Security guards and gaming surveillance officers..................   16.27    11.3     16.12    11.7       -        -
      Security guards.................................................   16.27    11.3     16.12    11.7       -        -

  Food preparation and serving related occupations....................   11.26     5.7     11.36     5.9      9.65     9.5
    Cooks.............................................................    9.38     6.9      9.44     7.3       -        -
      Cooks, institution and cafeteria................................    9.37     7.0      9.44     7.5       -        -
    Food preparation workers..........................................    9.57     6.3       -        -        -        -
    Fast food and counter workers.....................................   12.79     6.9     12.96     7.3       -        -
      Combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast
         food.........................................................   12.79     6.9     12.96     7.3       -        -
    Food servers, nonrestaurant.......................................   11.62    11.0     11.77    11.0       -        -

  Building and grounds cleaning and maintenance occupations...........   11.54     6.0     11.66     6.3      9.43     1.6
    Building cleaning workers.........................................   11.28     5.9     11.40     6.2      9.43     1.6
      Janitors and cleaners, except maids and housekeeping cleaners...   12.35     8.2     12.59     8.7       -        -
      Maids and housekeeping cleaners.................................    9.87     4.4      9.87     4.6       -        -

  Personal care and service occupations...............................    9.93    15.3       -        -        -        -

  Office and administrative support occupations.......................   15.01     2.8     15.08     2.8     13.41     9.1
    First-line supervisors/managers of office and administrative
       support workers................................................   16.02    16.1     16.02    16.1       -        -
    Financial clerks..................................................   14.25     5.4     14.25     5.4       -        -
      Bill and account collectors.....................................   12.91     5.6     12.91     5.6       -        -
      Billing and posting clerks and machine operators................   14.26    12.3     14.26    12.3       -        -
      Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks....................   16.48     8.6     16.48     8.6       -        -
    Interviewers, except eligibility and loan.........................   12.08     5.7     12.30     6.2       -        -
    Receptionists and information clerks..............................   13.56     7.7     12.73     5.7       -        -
    Stock clerks and order fillers....................................   13.28    12.2     13.28    12.2       -        -
    Secretaries and administrative assistants.........................   16.77     6.2     16.91     6.4       -        -
      Executive secretaries and administrative assistants.............   18.33     6.3     18.33     6.3       -        -
      Medical secretaries.............................................   14.84     5.0     14.93     5.4       -        -
      Secretaries, except legal, medical, and executive...............   23.05    13.3     23.05    13.3       -        -
    Data entry and information processing workers.....................   15.01     2.3     15.01     2.3       -        -
      Word processors and typists.....................................   15.10     2.4     15.10     2.4       -        -
    Office clerks, general............................................   15.09     6.3     15.19     6.0       -        -

  Construction and extraction occupations.............................   22.92     9.8     22.92     9.8       -        -

  Installation, maintenance, and repair occupations...................   19.09     7.3     19.09     7.3       -        -
    Industrial machinery installation, repair, and maintenance workers   17.78     9.0     17.78     9.0       -        -
      Maintenance and repair workers, general.........................   17.78     9.0     17.78     9.0       -        -

  Production occupations..............................................   16.72     9.7     15.87    10.2       -        -
    Laundry and dry-cleaning workers..................................   13.15    23.5     13.15    23.5       -        -

  Transportation and material moving occupations......................   14.62     7.1     14.70     7.3       -        -

  1 Earnings are the straight-time hourly wages or salaries paid to employees. They include incentive pay, cost-of-living
adjustments, and hazard pay. Excluded are premium pay for overtime, vacations, and holidays; nonproduction bonuses; and
tips. The mean is computed by totaling the pay of all workers and dividing by the number of workers, weighed by hours.
  2 Employees are classified as working either a full-time or a part-time schedule based on the definition used by each
establishment. Therefore, a worker with a 35-hour-per-week schedule might be considered a full-time employee in one
establishment, but classified as part-time in another firm, where a 40-hour week is the minimum full-time schedule.
  3 A classification system including about 800 individual occupations is used to cover all workers in the civilian economy.
See appendix B for more information.
  4 The relative standard error (RSE) is the standard error expressed as a percent of the estimate. It can be used to
calculate a "confidence interval" around a sample estimate. For more information about RSEs, see appendix A.

NOTE: Dashes indicate that data did not meet publication criteria.

SOURCE: Bureau of Labor Statistics, National Compensation Survey.