Do you have more recent information than this from 2014? 
"more than half the jobs the economy has added so far this year are in positions that pay higher than the hourly U.S. wage. Some 58% of the new jobs created in 2014 pay above the average hourly wage of $24.45.

By contrast, about 48% of the new jobs created in 2013 paid above the national average, according to a MarketWatch review of the data."

More than half the new jobs in 2014 had wages higher than $24.45, so either this statistic is wrong, the average wages of new jobs have tanked since 2014, or you are wrong.

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