| 
		Hourly Wage	 | 
	
				
| 			 | 
         Total  | 	
		Mean	 | 	
		Entry	 | 	
		Experienced	 | 
	
				
| 		Code	 | 	
	Occupational Title	 | 
         Employment | 	
		Wage	 | 	
		Level	 | 	
		Level	 | 
| 	I.  Managerial and Administrative  Occupations	 | 
	
			
| 	A.  Staff and Administrative Specialty Managerial Occupations	 | 
	
			
| 	13002	 | 	
	Financial managers	 | 	
	60	 | 	
	$21.63	 | 	
	$17.06	 | 	
	$26.51	 | 
	
			
| 	13005	 | 	
	Personnel, training & labor relations managers	 | 	
	20	 | 	
	20.45	 | 	
	11.00	 | 	
	30.16	 | 
	
			
| 	13008	 | 	
	Purchasing managers	 | 	
	20	 | 	
	15.15	 | 	
	9.76	 | 	
	19.38	 | 
	
			
| 	13011	 | 	
	Marketing/advertising/public relations managers	 | 	
	50	 | 	
	20.07	 | 	
	14.14	 | 	
	25.82	 | 
	
			
| 	13014	 | 	
	Administrative managers	 | 	
	40	 | 	
	22.48	 | 	
	16.22	 | 	
	32.73	 | 
	
			
| 	13017	 | 	
	Engineering, mathematical & natural sciences managers	 | 	
	20	 | 	
	28.37	 | 	
	26.69	 | 	
	38.34	 | 
	
			
| 	B.  Line and Middle Management Industry Specific Managerial Occupations	 | 
	
			
| 	15008	 | 	
	Health services managers	 | 	
	30	 | 	
	19.89	 | 	
	17.76	 | 	
	22.25	 | 
	
			
| 	15011	 | 	
	Property/real estate managers	 | 	
	60	 | 	
	8.48	 | 	
	5.68	 | 	
	11.03	 | 
	
			
| 	15014	 | 	
	Industrial production managers	 | 	
	20	 | 	
	17.15	 | 	
	11.02	 | 	
	22.96	 | 
	
			
| 	15017	 | 	
	Construction managers	 | 	
	70	 | 	
	25.01	 | 	
	15.30	 | 	
	36.17	 | 
	
			
| 	15021	 | 	
	Mining/quarrying/oil-gas well drilling managers	 | 	
	20	 | 	
	30.73	 | 	
	29.72	 | 	
	39.45	 | 
	
			
| 	15023	 | 	
	Communications/transportation & utilities managers	 | 	
	40	 | 	
	19.88	 | 	
	16.92	 | 	
	21.66	 | 
	
			
| 	15026	 | 	
	Food service/lodging managers	 | 	
	90	 | 	
	11.61	 | 	
	9.27	 | 	
	11.68	 | 
	
			
| 	C.  Other Managerial and Administrative Occupations	 | 
	
			
| 	19005	 | 	
	General managers & top executives	 | 	
	1130	 | 	
	22.13	 | 	
	12.32	 | 	
	31.31	 | 
	
			
| 	19999	 | 	
	All other managers & administrators	 | 	
	110	 | 	
	20.71	 | 	
	15.24	 | 	
	26.73	 | 
	
			
| 	II.  Professional, Paraprofessional, and Technical Occupations	 | 
	
			
| 	A.  Management Support Occupations	 | 
	
			
| 	1.  Accountants, Auditors, and Other Financial Specialists	 | 
	
			
| 	21102	 | 	
	Insurance underwriters	 | 	
	20	 | 	
	$31.24	 | 	
	$30.46	 | 	
	$40.44	 | 
	
			
| 	21108	 | 	
	Loan officers & counselors	 | 	
	80	 | 	
	19.54	 | 	
	12.47	 | 	
	23.67	 | 
	
			
| 	21114	 | 	
	Accountants & auditors	 | 	
	190	 | 	
	15.93	 | 	
	11.40	 | 	
	19.41	 | 
	
			
| 	21199	 | 	
	All other financial specialists	 | 	
	50	 | 	
	14.63	 | 	
	11.58	 | 	
	15.80	 | 
	
			
| 	2.  Purchasing Agents and Buyers	 | 
	
			
| 	21302	 | 	
	Buyers, except farm products	 | 	
	40	 | 	
	11.54	 | 	
	8.59	 | 	
	14.03	 | 
	
			
| 	21308	 | 	
	Purchasing agents	 | 	
	30	 | 	
	19.27	 | 	
	12.81	 | 	
	27.50	 | 
	
			
			
| 	3.  Other Management Support Workers	 | 
	
			
| 	21902	 | 	
	Cost estimators	 | 	
	40	 | 	
	22.10	 | 	
	16.74	 | 	
	23.44	 | 
	
			
| 	21911	 | 	
	Compliance officers, except construction	 | 	
	30	 | 	
	22.43	 | 	
	14.90	 | 	
	32.70	 | 
	
			
| 	21999	 | 	
	All other management support workers	 | 	
	320	 | 	
	13.10	 | 	
	8.66	 | 	
	16.62	 | 
	
			
| 	B.  Engineers and Related Occupations	 | 
	
			
| 	1.  Engineers	 | 
	
			
| 	22111	 | 	
	Petroleum engineers	 | 	
	50	 | 	
	28.59	 | 	
	23.38	 | 	
	37.91	 | 
	
			
| 	22121	 | 	
	Civil engineers, including traffic	 | 	
	40	 | 	
	24.19	 | 	
	18.41	 | 	
	33.86	 | 
	
			
| 	22126	 | 	
	Electrical & electronic engineers	 | 	
	30	 | 	
	16.44	 | 	
	12.31	 | 	
	21.12	 | 
	
			
| 	22135	 | 	
	Mechanical engineers	 | 	
	30	 | 	
	19.18	 | 	
	15.17	 | 	
	22.74	 | 
	
			
| 	22199	 | 	
	All other engineers	 | 	
	100	 | 	
	14.76	 | 	
	9.87	 | 	
	13.74	 | 
	
			
| 	2.  Engineering and Related Technicians and Technologist	 | 
	
			
| 	22311	 | 	
	Surveying & mapping scientists	 | 	
	20	 | 	
	13.60	 | 	
	7.32	 | 	
	17.98	 | 
	
			
| 	22505	 | 	
	Electrical/electronic technicians & technologists	 | 	
	20	 | 	
	11.80	 | 	
	7.25	 | 	
	18.46	 | 
	
			
| 	22514	 | 	
	Drafters	 | 	
	60	 | 	
	15.20	 | 	
	10.90	 | 	
	17.63	 | 
	
			
| 	C.  Natural Scientists and Related Workers	 | 
	
			
| 	1.   Physical and Life Science Technicians and Technologists	 | 
	
			
| 	24505	 | 	
	Chemical technicians & technologists, except health	 | 	
	70	 | 	
	11.31	 | 	
	8.56	 | 	
	13.26	 | 
	
			
| 	24511	 | 	
	Petroleum technicians & technologists	 | 	
	60	 | 	
	15.24	 | 	
	10.56	 | 	
	20.19	 | 
	
			
| 	D.  Computer, Mathematical, Operations Research, and Related Occupations	 | 
	
			
| 	1.  Computer Scientists and Related Workers	 | 
	
			
| 	25104	 | 	
	Computer support specialists	 | 	
	20	 | 	
	11.13	 | 	
	8.95	 | 	
	13.36	 | 
	
			
| 	E.  Social Scientists and Other Social, Recreational, and Religious Occupations	 | 
	
			
| 	1.  Social Scientists, Including Urban and Regional Planners	 | 
	
			
| 	27305	 | 	
	Social workers, except medical & psychiatric	 | 	
	80	 | 	
	12.52	 | 	
	10.69	 | 	
	13.84	 | 
	
			
| 	F.  Law and Related Occupations	 | 
	
			
| 	1.  Lawyers and Related Workers	 | 
	
			
| 	28108	 | 	
	Lawyers	 | 	
	100	 | 	
	30.93	 | 	
	22.11	 | 	
	41.93	 | 
	
			
| 	2.  Legal Assistants and Technicians, Except Clerical	 | 
	
			
| 	28305	 | 	
	Paralegal personnel	 | 	
	20	 | 	
	10.63	 | 	
	9.41	 | 	
	11.31	 | 
	
			
| 	G.  Teachers, Educators, Librarians, and Related Occupations	 | 
	
			
| 	1.  Other Teachers and Instructors	 | 
	
			
| 	31303	 | 	
	Teachers, preschool	 | 	
	60	 | 	
	7.09	 | 	
	5.43	 | 	
	7.11	 | 
	
			
| 	31314	 | 	
	Instructors, vocational	 | 	
	60	 | 	
	13.71	 | 	
	6.72	 | 	
	18.34	 | 
	
			
| 	31321	 | 	
	Instructors & coaches, sports & physical training	 | 	
	40	 | 	
	10.97	 | 	
	6.31	 | 	
	12.15	 | 
	
			
| 	H.  Health Practitioners, Technologists, Technicians, and Related Health Occupations	 | 
	
			
| 	1.  Health Diagnosing and Treating Practitioners	 | 
	
			
| 	32102	 | 	
	Physicians & surgeons	 | 	
	60	 | 	
	55.12	 | 	
	N.A.	 | 	
	N.A.	 | 
	
			
| 	32105	 | 	
	Dentists	 | 	
	20	 | 	
	47.10	 | 	
	39.39	 | 	
	N.A	 | 
	
			
| 	32114	 | 	
	Veterinarians & veterinary inspectors	 | 	
	20	 | 	
	19.46	 | 	
	17.25	 | 	
	21.98	 | 
	
			
| 	2.  Therapists	 | 
	
			
| 	32305	 | 	
	Occupational therapists	 | 	
	20	 | 	
	24.76	 | 	
	20.92	 | 	
	32.77	 | 
	
			
| 	32308	 | 	
	Physical therapists	 | 	
	30	 | 	
	25.37	 | 	
	19.76	 | 	
	34.79	 | 
	
			
| 	32314	 | 	
	Speech pathologists & audiologists	 | 	
	20	 | 	
	25.64	 | 	
	20.18	 | 	
	34.89	 | 
	
			
| 	3.  Health Care Maintenance and Treating Workers	 | 
	
			
| 	32502	 | 	
	Registered nurses	 | 	
	230	 | 	
	14.57	 | 	
	13.28	 | 	
	15.96	 | 
	
			
| 	32505	 | 	
	Licensed practical nurses	 | 	
	100	 | 	
	11.35	 | 	
	9.80	 | 	
	12.52	 | 
	
			
| 	32511	 | 	
	Physician's assistants	 | 	
	20	 | 	
	18.91	 | 	
	10.64	 | 	
	24.09	 | 
	
			
| 	32517	 | 	
	Pharmacists	 | 	
	20	 | 	
	24.91	 | 	
	21.49	 | 	
	30.80	 | 
	
			
| 	4.  Other Health Professionals, Paraprofessionals, and Technicians	 | 
	
			
| 	32908	 | 	
	Dental hygienists	 | 	
	40	 | 	
	17.90	 | 	
	16.70	 | 	
	19.23	 | 
	
			
| 	32951	 | 	
	Veterinary technicians & technologists	 | 	
	30	 | 	
	6.63	 | 	
	5.55	 | 	
	7.61	 | 
	
			
| 	I.  Writers, Artists, Entertainers, Athletes, and Related Occupations	 | 
	
			
| 	34017	 | 	
	Announcers, radio/television	 | 	
	30	 | 	
	8.00	 | 	
	5.65	 | 	
	9.65	 | 
	
			
| 	34023	 | 	
	Photographers	 | 	
	30	 | 	
	7.76	 | 	
	6.65	 | 	
	8.44	 | 
	
			
| 	34026	 | 	
	Camera operators, television & motion picture	 | 	
	20	 | 	
	7.11	 | 	
	5.47	 | 	
	10.07	 | 
	
			
| 	34028	 | 	
	Broadcast technicians	 | 	
	40	 | 	
	6.61	 | 	
	5.48	 | 	
	7.41	 | 
	
			
| 	34035	 | 	
	Artists & related workers	 | 	
	10	 | 	
	9.18	 | 	
	7.70	 | 	
	10.67	 | 
	
			
| 	34038	 | 	
	Designers, except interior	 | 	
	40	 | 	
	10.11	 | 	
	6.80	 | 	
	11.17	 | 
	
			
| 	J.  Other Professional, Paraprofessional, and Technical Occupations	 | 
	
			
| 	39999	 | 	
	All other professional, paraprofessional/technicians	 | 	
	220	 | 	
	15.61	 | 	
	10.12	 | 	
	21.71	 | 
	
			
| 	III.  Sales and Related Occupations	 | 
	
			
| 	A.  First Line Supervisors and
    Managers/Supervisors-Sales and Related Workers	 | 
	
			
| 	41002	 | 	
	First line supervisors, sales & related	 | 	
	450	 | 	
	$12.76	 | 	
	$7.66	 | 	
	$14.63	 | 
	
			
| 	B.  Sales Occupations, Services	 | 
	
			
| 	43002	 | 	
	Sales agents, insurance	 | 	
	100	 | 	
	14.22	 | 	
	9.68	 | 	
	19.19	 | 
	
			
| 	43017	 | 	
	Sales agents, business services	 | 	
	30	 | 	
	12.41	 | 	
	7.82	 | 	
	16.80	 | 
	
			
| 	43023	 | 	
	Sales agents, advertising	 | 	
	70	 | 	
	13.48	 | 	
	7.13	 | 	
	18.77	 | 
	
			
| 	C.  Merchandise, Products, and Other Sales and Sales-Related Occupations	 | 
	
			
| 	49005	 | 	
	Salespersons, scientific products & services	 | 	
	110	 | 	
	18.91	 | 	
	13.25	 | 	
	23.31	 | 
	
			
| 	49008	 | 	
	Salespersons, except scientific & retail	 | 	
	350	 | 	
	14.37	 | 	
	9.29	 | 	
	18.40	 | 
	
			
| 	49011	 | 	
	Salespersons, retail	 | 	
	1170	 | 	
	7.54	 | 	
	5.53	 | 	
	8.15	 | 
	
			
| 	49014	 | 	
	Salespersons, parts	 | 	
	170	 | 	
	10.91	 | 	
	7.58	 | 	
	13.16	 | 
	
			
| 	49017	 | 	
	Counter & rental clerks	 | 	
	120	 | 	
	7.19	 | 	
	6.06	 | 	
	8.04	 | 
	
			
| 	49021	 | 	
	Stock clerks, sales floor	 | 	
	170	 | 	
	6.84	 | 	
	5.74	 | 	
	7.86	 | 
	
			
| 	49023	 | 	
	Cashiers	 | 	
	500	 | 	
	6.21	 | 	
	5.47	 | 	
	7.11	 | 
	
			
| 	49026	 | 	
	News, street vendors & phone solicitors	 | 	
	50	 | 	
	7.36	 | 	
	5.87	 | 	
	8.41	 | 
	
			
| 	49034	 | 	
	Demonstrators & promoters	 | 	
	40	 | 	
	7.45	 | 	
	6.58	 | 	
	8.26	 | 
	
			
| 	49999	 | 	
	All other sales & related workers	 | 	
	80	 | 	
	10.67	 | 	
	5.59	 | 	
	13.50	 | 
	
			
| 	IV.  Clerical and Administrative Support Occupations	 | 
	
			
| 	A.  First Line Supervisors &
    Managers/Supervisors	 | 
	
			
| 	51002	 | 	
	First line supervisors, clerical & administrative	 | 	
	340	 | 	
	$13.83	 | 	
	$9.35	 | 	
	$16.82	 | 
	
			
| 	B.  Industry Specific Clerical and Administrative Support Occupations	 | 
	
			
| 	1.  Banking, Security, Finance, and Credit Workers	 | 
	
			
| 	53123	 | 	
	Adjustment clerks	 | 	
	40	 | 	
	11.73	 | 	
	7.48	 | 	
	15.08	 | 
	
			
| 	2.  Insurance Workers	 | 
	
			
| 	53311	 | 	
	Insurance claims clerks	 | 	
	40	 | 	
	13.15	 | 	
	11.73	 | 	
	15.05	 | 
	
			
| 	53314	 | 	
	Insurance policy processing clerks	 | 	
	40	 | 	
	9.53	 | 	
	8.93	 | 	
	10.59	 | 
	
			
| 	3.  Investigative and Related Workers, Except Insurance	 | 
	
			
| 	53508	 | 	
	Bill & account collectors	 | 	
	100	 | 	
	15.69	 | 	
	8.87	 | 	
	25.57	 | 
	
			
| 	4.  Lodging and Travel Workers	 | 
	
			
| 	53808	 | 	
	Hotel desk clerks	 | 	
	70	 | 	
	6.38	 | 	
	5.52	 | 	
	7.36	 | 
	
			
| 	C.  Secretarial and General Office Occupations	 | 
	
			
| 	1.  Secretaries	 | 
	
			
| 	55102	 | 	
	Legal secretaries	 | 	
	70	 | 	
	9.97	 | 	
	8.70	 | 	
	11.21	 | 
	
			
| 	55105	 | 	
	Medical secretaries	 | 	
	40	 | 	
	8.40	 | 	
	6.95	 | 	
	9.88	 | 
	
			
| 	55108	 | 	
	Secretaries, except legal & medical	 | 	
	630	 | 	
	9.17	 | 	
	7.08	 | 	
	10.53	 | 
	
			
| 	2.  Other Secretarial Related and General Office Workers	 | 
	
			
| 	55305	 | 	
	Receptionists & information clerks	 | 	
	270	 | 	
	7.72	 | 	
	6.29	 | 	
	8.68	 | 
	
			
| 	55307	 | 	
	Typists, including word processing	 | 	
	70	 | 	
	7.28	 | 	
	5.91	 | 	
	8.18	 | 
	
			
| 	55314	 | 	
	Personnel clerks, except payroll & timekeeping	 | 	
	10	 | 	
	12.82	 | 	
	8.65	 | 	
	16.09	 | 
	
			
| 	55321	 | 	
	File clerks	 | 	
	30	 | 	
	7.31	 | 	
	6.19	 | 	
	7.96	 | 
	
			
| 	55323	 | 	
	Order clerks, materials, merchandise & service	 | 	
	30	 | 	
	10.05	 | 	
	6.79	 | 	
	14.09	 | 
	
			
| 	55338	 | 	
	Bookkeeping, accounting & auditing clerks	 | 	
	560	 | 	
	9.37	 | 	
	6.98	 | 	
	11.17	 | 
	
			
| 	55341	 | 	
	Payroll & timekeeping clerks	 | 	
	40	 | 	
	8.18	 | 	
	5.71	 | 	
	10.82	 | 
	
			
| 	55344	 | 	
	Billing, cost & rate clerks	 | 	
	120	 | 	
	9.07	 | 	
	7.41	 | 	
	10.54	 | 
	
			
| 	55347	 | 	
	General office clerks	 | 	
	510	 | 	
	8.79	 | 	
	6.21	 | 	
	9.71	 | 
	
			
| 	D.  Electronic Data Processing and Other Office Machine Occupations	 | 
	
			
| 	56002	 | 	
	Operators, billing/posting/calculating machines	 | 	
	30	 | 	
	8.46	 | 	
	6.96	 | 	
	9.65	 | 
	
			
| 	56011	 | 	
	Computer operators, except peripheral equipment	 | 	
	20	 | 	
	11.27	 | 	
	7.19	 | 	
	12.42	 | 
	
			
| 	56017	 | 	
	Data entry keyers, except composing	 | 	
	30	 | 	
	7.06	 | 	
	6.17	 | 	
	7.90	 | 
	
			
| 	E.  Communications, Mail and Message Distributing Occupations	 | 
	
			
| 	1.  Communications Equipment Operators	 | 
	
			
| 	57102	 | 	
	Switchboard operators	 | 	
	30	 | 	
	7.27	 | 	
	6.04	 | 	
	8.43	 | 
	
			
| 	2.  Mail and Message Distribution Workers	 | 
	
			
| 	57302	 | 	
	Mail clerks, except machine operators	 | 	
	50	 | 	
	6.57	 | 	
	5.46	 | 	
	7.58	 | 
	
			
| 	57311	 | 	
	Messengers	 | 	
	20	 | 	
	5.88	 | 	
	5.41	 | 	
	5.91	 | 
	
			
| 	F.  Material Recording, Scheduling, Dispatching, and Distributing Occupations	 | 
	
			
| 	58005	 | 	
	Dispatchers, except police, fire & ambulance	 | 	
	30	 | 	
	14.15	 | 	
	11.15	 | 	
	16.29	 | 
	
			
| 	58008	 | 	
	Production, planning & expediting clerks	 | 	
	20	 | 	
	12.40	 | 	
	7.80	 | 	
	16.98	 | 
	
			
| 	58023	 | 	
	Stock clerks, stockroom, warehouse or storage yard	 | 	
	150	 | 	
	9.20	 | 	
	7.12	 | 	
	9.82	 | 
	
			
| 	58028	 | 	
	Traffic, shipping, & receiving clerks	 | 	
	180	 | 	
	10.39	 | 	
	6.80	 | 	
	14.93	 | 
	
			
| 	G.  Other Clerical and Administrative Support Occupations	 | 
	
			
| 	59999	 | 	
	All other clerical & administrative support workers	 | 	
	170	 | 	
	9.58	 | 	
	7.77	 | 	
	10.83	 | 
	
			
| 	V.  Service Occupations	 | 
	
			
| 	A.  First Line Supervisors and
    Managers/Supervisors-Service	 | 
	
			
| 	61099	 | 	
	All other service supervisors	 | 	
	110	 | 	
	$11.20	 | 	
	$6.52	 | 	
	$13.35	 | 
	
			
| 	B.  Food and Beverage Preparation and Service Occupations	 | 
	
			
| 	65002	 | 	
	Hosts & hostesses, lounge, restaurant & coffee shop	 | 	
	30	 | 	
	5.63	 | 	
	5.35	 | 	
	5.76	 | 
	
			
| 	65005	 | 	
	Bartenders	 | 	
	90	 | 	
	6.43	 | 	
	5.58	 | 	
	7.41	 | 
	
			
| 	65008	 | 	
	Waiters & waitresses	 | 	
	600	 | 	
	5.39	 | 	
	5.35	 | 	
	5.75	 | 
	
			
| 	65014	 | 	
	Dining room & cafeteria attendants, bartender helpers	 | 	
	130	 | 	
	6.38	 | 	
	5.59	 | 	
	7.43	 | 
	
			
| 	65021	 | 	
	Bakers, bread & pastry	 | 	
	60	 | 	
	6.68	 | 	
	5.61	 | 	
	7.78	 | 
	
			
| 	65026	 | 	
	Cooks, restaurant	 | 	
	170	 | 	
	5.90	 | 	
	5.40	 | 	
	5.95	 | 
	
			
| 	65028	 | 	
	Cooks, institution or cafeteria	 | 	
	20	 | 	
	7.22	 | 	
	6.46	 | 	
	7.99	 | 
	
			
| 	65032	 | 	
	Cooks, fast food	 | 	
	220	 | 	
	5.58	 | 	
	5.37	 | 	
	5.84	 | 
	
			
| 	65038	 | 	
	Food preparation workers	 | 	
	210	 | 	
	5.54	 | 	
	5.35	 | 	
	5.74	 | 
	
			
| 	65041	 | 	
	Combined food preparation & service workers	 | 	
	780	 | 	
	5.43	 | 	
	5.34	 | 	
	5.71	 | 
	
			
| 	65099	 | 	
	All other food service workers	 | 	
	80	 | 	
	6.19	 | 	
	5.47	 | 	
	7.05	 | 
	
			
| 	C.  Health Service  and Related Occupations	 | 
	
			
| 	66002	 | 	
	Dental assistants	 | 	
	50	 | 	
	8.19	 | 	
	6.96	 | 	
	8.84	 | 
	
			
| 	66008	 | 	
	Nursing aides, orderlies & attendants	 | 	
	170	 | 	
	7.27	 | 	
	6.32	 | 	
	8.26	 | 
	
			
| 	66011	 | 	
	Home health aides	 | 	
	90	 | 	
	7.42	 | 	
	6.59	 | 	
	8.07	 | 
	
			
| 	66017	 | 	
	Physical & corrective therapy assistants & aides	 | 	
	20	 | 	
	9.33	 | 	
	7.10	 | 	
	10.79	 | 
	
			
| 	D.  Cleaning and Building Service Occupations	 | 
	
			
| 	67002	 | 	
	Maids & housekeeping cleaners	 | 	
	230	 | 	
	5.76	 | 	
	5.37	 | 	
	5.87	 | 
	
			
| 	67005	 | 	
	Janitors & cleaners	 | 	
	460	 | 	
	7.40	 | 	
	5.75	 | 	
	8.06	 | 
	
			
| 	67099	 | 	
	All other cleaning & building service workers	 | 	
	70	 | 	
	7.51	 | 	
	6.68	 | 	
	8.29	 | 
	
			
| 	E.  Personal Service Occupations	 | 
	
			
| 	68005	 | 	
	Hairdressers, hairstylists & cosmetologists	 | 	
	70	 | 	
	8.38	 | 	
	6.23	 | 	
	10.89	 | 
	
			
| 	VI.  Agricultural, Forestry, Fishing, and Related Occupations	 | 
	
			
| 	A.  Other Agricultural, Forestry, Fishing, and Related Occupations	 | 
	
			
| 	79017	 | 	
	Animal caretakers	 | 	
	10	 | 	
	$6.28	 | 	
	$5.40	 | 	
	$7.14	 | 
	
			
| 	79041	 | 	
	Laborers, landscaping & groundskeeping	 | 	
	260	 | 	
	7.34	 | 	
	5.53	 | 	
	8.41	 | 
	
			
| 	79806	 | 	
	Veterinary assistants	 | 	
	20	 | 	
	7.40	 | 	
	6.65	 | 	
	8.07	 | 
	
			
| 	VII.  Production, Construction, Operating, Maintenance, and Material Handling Occupations	 | 
	
			
| 	A.  First Line Supervisors and
    Managers/Supervisors-Production, Construction,	 | 
	
			
| 	81002	 | 	
	First line supervisors, mechanics/installers/repairers	 | 	
	180	 | 	
	$15.66	 | 	
	$11.09	 | 	
	$18.22	 | 
	
			
| 	81005	 | 	
	First line supervisors, trades & extractive	 | 	
	220	 | 	
	18.07	 | 	
	12.34	 | 	
	22.57	 | 
	
			
| 	81008	 | 	
	First line supervisors, production & operating	 | 	
	50	 | 	
	21.51	 | 	
	11.50	 | 	
	34.16	 | 
	
			
| 	81011	 | 	
	First line supervisors, transport/moving machines	 | 	
	50	 | 	
	21.47	 | 	
	15.90	 | 	
	28.60	 | 
	
			
| 	81017	 | 	
	First line supervisors, helpers/laborers/movers-hand	 | 	
	70	 | 	
	11.50	 | 	
	7.43	 | 	
	13.79	 | 
	
			
| 	81099	 | 	
	All other first line supervisors, product/construct/maintenance	 | 	
	40	 | 	
	18.59	 | 	
	12.07	 | 	
	26.93	 | 
	
			
| 	B.  Inspectors and Related Occupations	 | 
	
			
| 	83005	 | 	
	Production inspectors, test/grade/sort/sample/weigh	 | 	
	70	 | 	
	11.23	 | 	
	9.25	 | 	
	13.01	 | 
	
			
| 	C.  Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers	 | 
	
			
| 	1.  Machinery and Related Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers	 | 
	
			
| 	85110	 | 	
	Machinery maintenance mechanics	 | 	
	80	 | 	
	13.27	 | 	
	11.87	 | 	
	13.83	 | 
	
			
| 	85132	 | 	
	Maintenance repairers, general utility	 | 	
	250	 | 	
	10.78	 | 	
	7.54	 | 	
	13.23	 | 
	
			
| 	2.  Mobile Equipment Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers	 | 
	
			
| 	85302	 | 	
	Automotive mechanics	 | 	
	10	 | 	
	14.41	 | 	
	12.62	 | 	
	16.43	 | 
	
			
| 	85305	 | 	
	Automotive body & related repairers	 | 	
	240	 | 	
	11.21	 | 	
	8.01	 | 	
	12.39	 | 
	
			
| 	85311	 | 	
	Bus & truck mechanics & diesel engine specialists	 | 	
	80	 | 	
	13.37	 | 	
	11.27	 | 	
	16.63	 | 
	
			
| 	85314	 | 	
	Mobile heavy equipment mechanics, except engines	 | 	
	120	 | 	
	15.01	 | 	
	12.57	 | 	
	17.70	 | 
	
			
| 	3.  Other Electrical and Electronic Equipment Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers	 | 
	
			
| 	85705	 | 	
	Data processing equipment repairers	 | 	
	40	 | 	
	10.17	 | 	
	7.33	 | 	
	11.59	 | 
	
			
| 	4.  Other Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers	 | 
	
			
| 	85902	 | 	
	Heating/air conditioning/refrigeration mechanics	 | 	
	20	 | 	
	14.47	 | 	
	12.38	 | 	
	15.34	 | 
	
			
| 	85938	 | 	
	Installers & repairers, buildings & mobile homes	 | 	
	20	 | 	
	12.02	 | 	
	11.64	 | 	
	13.04	 | 
	
			
| 	85953	 | 	
	Tire repairers & changers	 | 	
	30	 | 	
	10.43	 | 	
	6.92	 | 	
	10.86	 | 
	
			
| 	85999	 | 	
	All other mechanics, installers & repairers	 | 	
	90	 | 	
	11.13	 | 	
	9.06	 | 	
	12.26	 | 
	
			
| 	D.  Construction Trades and Extractive Occupations, Except Material Moving	 | 
	
			
| 	1.  Carpentry and Related Workers	 | 
	
			
| 	87102	 | 	
	Carpenters	 | 	
	100	 | 	
	11.61	 | 	
	10.13	 | 	
	12.75	 | 
	
			
| 	2.  Electrical and Related Workers	 | 
	
			
| 	87202	 | 	
	Electricians	 | 	
	280	 | 	
	14.48	 | 	
	10.54	 | 	
	17.13	 | 
	
			
| 	3.  Masonry and Related Workers	 | 
	
			
| 	87311	 | 	
	Concrete & terrazzo finishers	 | 	
	70	 | 	
	10.87	 | 	
	9.24	 | 	
	12.66	 | 
	
			
| 	4.  Painting and Related Workers	 | 
	
			
| 	87402	 | 	
	Painters & paperhangers, construction & maintenance	 | 	
	20	 | 	
	10.60	 | 	
	7.04	 | 	
	11.00	 | 
	
			
| 	5.  Plumbing and Related Workers	 | 
	
			
| 	87502	 | 	
	Plumbers, pipefitters & steamfitters	 | 	
	70	 | 	
	13.76	 | 	
	8.54	 | 	
	17.82	 | 
	
			
| 	6.  Road, Rail, and Related Construction and Maintenance Workers, Except Masonry Workers	 | 
	
			
| 	87708	 | 	
	Paving, surfacing & tamping equipment operators	 | 	
	30	 | 	
	11.41	 | 	
	9.43	 | 	
	13.10	 | 
	
			
| 	7.  Other Construction Trades Workers	 | 
	
			
| 	87808	 | 	
	Roofers	 | 	
	20	 | 	
	12.19	 | 	
	10.87	 | 	
	13.30	 | 
	
			
| 	87899	 | 	
	All other construction trades workers	 | 	
	70	 | 	
	12.26	 | 	
	7.27	 | 	
	14.89	 | 
	
			
| 	8.  Extractive and Related Workers-Including Blasters	 | 
	
			
| 	87902	 | 	
	Earth drillers, except oil & gas	 | 	
	40	 | 	
	11.19	 | 	
	8.33	 | 	
	12.23	 | 
	
			
| 	87914	 | 	
	Derrick operators, oil & gas extraction	 | 	
	270	 | 	
	13.23	 | 	
	11.25	 | 	
	14.90	 | 
	
			
			
| 	87917	 | 	
	Service unit operators	 | 	
	150	 | 	
	10.50	 | 	
	8.47	 | 	
	12.11	 | 
	
			
| 	87921	 | 	
	Roustabouts	 | 	
	130	 | 	
	8.44	 | 	
	6.74	 | 	
	8.39	 | 
	
			
| 	87989	 | 	
	Other extractive workers, except helpers	 | 	
	370	 | 	
	13.89	 | 	
	13.28	 | 	
	14.92	 | 
	
			
| 	E.  Precision Production Occupations	 | 
	
			
| 	1.  Precision Metal Workers	 | 
	
			
| 	89108	 | 	
	Machinists	 | 	
	60	 | 	
	10.03	 | 	
	8.92	 | 	
	10.79	 | 
	
			
| 	89132	 | 	
	Sheet metal workers	 | 	
	70	 | 	
	10.85	 | 	
	7.60	 | 	
	14.07	 | 
	
			
| 	F.  Machine Setters, Set-up Operators, Operators and Tenders	 | 
	
			
| 	1.  Metal Fabrication and Related Machine Setters, Operators and Other Related Workers	 | 
	
			
| 	91705	 | 	
	Welding machine operators	 | 	
	50	 | 	
	10.31	 | 	
	8.47	 | 	
	12.06	 | 
	
			
| 	2.  Textile and Related Setters, Operators, and Related Workers	 | 
	
			
| 	92726	 | 	
	Laundry & dry-cleaning operators, except pressing	 | 	
	20	 | 	
	6.45	 | 	
	5.58	 | 	
	7.44	 | 
	
			
| 	3.  Other Machine Setters, Set-up Operators, Operators and Tenders-Except Metal and Plastic	 | 
	
			
| 	92947	 | 	
	Painters, transportation equipment	 | 	
	30	 | 	
	11.26	 | 	
	7.54	 | 	
	13.63	 | 
	
			
| 	G.  Hand Working Occupations , Including Assemblers and Fabricators	 | 
	
			
| 	1.  Other Hand Workers, Including Assemblers and Fabricators	 | 
	
			
| 	93914	 | 	
	Welders & cutters	 | 	
	310	 | 	
	11.80	 | 	
	9.26	 | 	
	13.52	 | 
	
			
| 	93956	 | 	
	Assemblers/fabricators except machine/electronic/precision	 | 	
	290	 | 	
	9.36	 | 	
	6.92	 | 	
	11.02	 | 
	
			
| 	93999	 | 	
	All other hand workers, nec	 | 	
	110	 | 	
	16.46	 | 	
	7.62	 | 	
	30.55	 | 
	
			
| 	H.  Plant and System Occupations	 | 
	
			
| 	95017	 | 	
	Gaugers	 | 	
	100	 | 	
	26.36	 | 	
	22.32	 | 	
	36.69	 | 
	
			
| 	I.  Transportation and Material Moving Machines and Vehicle Operators	 | 
	
			
| 	1.  Motor Vehicle Operators	 | 
	
			
| 	97102	 | 	
	Truck drivers, heavy or tractor trailer	 | 	
	340	 | 	
	15.36	 | 	
	11.35	 | 	
	19.08	 | 
	
			
| 	97105	 | 	
	Truck drivers-light, include delivery/route workers	 | 	
	220	 | 	
	9.07	 | 	
	5.67	 | 	
	10.54	 | 
	
			
| 	97117	 | 	
	Driver/sales workers	 | 	
	140	 | 	
	9.65	 | 	
	5.71	 | 	
	11.30	 | 
	
			
| 	2.  Air Transportation Workers	 | 
	
			
| 	97702	 | 	
	Aircraft pilots & flight engineers	 | 	
	50	 | 	
	17.74	 | 	
	14.51	 | 	
	19.16	 | 
	
			
| 	3.  Material Moving Equipment Operators	 | 
	
			
| 	97911	 | 	
	Well head pumpers	 | 	
	40	 | 	
	19.81	 | 	
	17.25	 | 	
	22.57	 | 
	
			
| 	97938	 | 	
	Grader, bulldozer & scraper operators	 | 	
	10	 | 	
	18.36	 | 	
	14.36	 | 	
	18.65	 | 
	
			
| 	97947	 | 	
	Industrial truck & tractor operators	 | 	
	10	 | 	
	8.73	 | 	
	7.01	 | 	
	10.43	 | 
	
			
| 	97956	 | 	
	Operating engineers	 | 	
	10	 | 	
	18.33	 | 	
	16.87	 | 	
	21.64	 | 
	
			
| 	97989	 | 	
	Other material moving equipment operators	 | 	
	60	 | 	
	8.34	 | 	
	6.45	 | 	
	9.51	 | 
	
			
| 	J.  Helpers, Laborers, and Material Movers, Hand-Excluding Agriculture	 | 
	
			
| 	1.  Helpers-Mechanics and Repairers	 | 
	
			
| 	98102	 | 	
	Helpers, mechanics & repairers	 | 	
	170	 | 	
	9.32	 | 	
	7.11	 | 	
	10.77	 | 
	
			
| 	2.  Helpers-Construction Trades and Extractive Workers	 | 
	
			
| 	98312	 | 	
	Helpers, carpenters	 | 	
	20	 | 	
	7.35	 | 	
	6.61	 | 	
	8.02	 | 
	
			
| 	98313	 | 	
	Helpers, electricians & powerline installers	 | 	
	40	 | 	
	7.88	 | 	
	6.67	 | 	
	8.31	 | 
	
			
| 	98315	 | 	
	Helpers, plumbers/pipefitters/steamfitters	 | 	
	20	 | 	
	6.49	 | 	
	5.44	 | 	
	7.40	 | 
	
			
| 	98316	 | 	
	Helpers, roofers	 | 	
	50	 | 	
	9.80	 | 	
	7.65	 | 	
	10.84	 | 
	
			
| 	98319	 | 	
	Helpers, other construction trades	 | 	
	70	 | 	
	8.69	 | 	
	6.82	 | 	
	10.79	 | 
	
			
| 	3.  Other Helpers, Laborers, and Material Movers, Hand	 | 
	
			
| 	98799	 | 	
	All other freight, stock, and material movers, hand	 | 	
	130	 | 	
	6.88	 | 	
	5.64	 | 	
	8.09	 | 
	
			
| 	98902	 | 	
	Hand packers & packagers	 | 	
	110	 | 	
	6.16	 | 	
	5.46	 | 	
	7.01	 | 
	
			
| 	98905	 | 	
	Vehicle washers & equipment cleaners	 | 	
	90	 | 	
	5.53	 | 	
	5.35	 | 	
	5.75	 | 
	
			
| 	98999	 | 	
	All other helpers, laborers & material movers, hand	 | 	
	220	 | 	
	8.42	 | 	
	6.86	 | 	
	9.60	 |