All Occupations

832 occupations with AI exposure scores and BLS 2024–2034 employment projections.

AI Risk: Very High High Medium Low
Occupation AI Risk AI Score Growth % Median Wage Employment
Accountants and auditors
13-2011
Very High
87%
+4.6% $81,680 1,579,800
Actors
27-2011
Medium
30%
+0.3% N/A 57,000
Actuaries
15-2011
Medium
35%
+21.8% $125,770 33,600
Acupuncturists
29-1291
Medium
28%
+6.8% $78,140 15,300
Adhesive bonding machine operators and tenders
51-9191
Medium
38%
+1.0% $45,210 12,200
Administrative law judges, adjudicators, and hearing officers
23-1021
High
42%
-0.7% $115,230 17,500
Administrative services managers
11-3012
High
46%
+4.6% $108,390 271,200
Adult basic education, adult secondary education, and english as a second language instructors
25-3011
High
43%
-13.7% $59,950 40,900
Advertising and promotions managers
11-2011
Medium
28%
-2.2% $126,960 27,000
Advertising sales agents
41-3011
High
45%
-6.4% $61,460 103,700
Aerospace engineering and operations technologists and technicians
17-3021
Medium
29%
+8.1% $79,830 9,300
Aerospace engineers
17-2011
High
45%
+6.1% $134,830 71,600
Agents and business managers of artists, performers, and athletes
13-1011
Medium
39%
+8.7% $96,310 21,400
Agricultural engineers
17-2021
Medium
36%
+5.9% $84,630 1,700
Agricultural equipment operators
45-2091
Low
16%
+7.7% $42,580 65,200
Agricultural inspectors
45-2011
Medium
28%
+1.5% $50,990 14,700
Agricultural sciences teachers, postsecondary
25-1041
Medium
26%
+4.1% $86,350 10,700
Agricultural technicians
19-4012
Medium
36%
+4.3% $46,790 18,600
Agricultural workers, all other
45-2099
Medium
35%
+2.3% $40,390 10,100
Air traffic controllers
53-2021
High
56%
+1.2% $144,580 24,100
Aircraft cargo handling supervisors
53-1041
Medium
37%
+5.2% $63,940 10,300
Aircraft mechanics and service technicians
49-3011
Low
13%
+4.0% $78,680 139,400
Aircraft service attendants
53-6032
Medium
30%
+5.1% $41,540 28,000
Aircraft structure, surfaces, rigging, and systems assemblers
51-2011
Medium
36%
-14.5% $61,680 33,600
Airfield operations specialists
53-2022
High
45%
+4.2% $56,750 16,900
Airline pilots, copilots, and flight engineers
53-2011
Very High
64%
+3.9% $226,600 100,000
Ambulance drivers and attendants, except emergency medical technicians
53-3011
Medium
26%
-1.3% $34,330 12,300
Amusement and recreation attendants
39-3091
Medium
36%
+3.4% $30,490 392,300
Anesthesiologists
29-1211
Medium
29%
+3.2% N/A 45,300
Animal breeders
45-2021
Medium
32%
+2.4% $52,000 7,900
Animal caretakers
39-2021
Low
19%
+12.1% $33,470 392,100
Animal control workers
33-9011
Medium
34%
+3.9% $45,830 12,200
Animal scientists
19-1011
Medium
26%
+5.8% $79,120 2,800
Animal trainers
39-2011
Medium
31%
+5.1% $38,750 47,300
Anthropologists and archeologists
19-3091
Medium
36%
+3.7% $64,910 8,800
Anthropology and archeology teachers, postsecondary
25-1061
Medium
32%
+2.7% $95,770 6,500
Arbitrators, mediators, and conciliators
23-1022
Medium
35%
+4.3% $67,710 9,100
Architects, except landscape and naval
17-1011
Medium
39%
+3.9% $96,690 123,600
Architectural and civil drafters
17-3011
High
55%
+4.1% $64,280 110,500
Architectural and engineering managers
11-9041
Medium
26%
+3.8% $167,740 212,500
Architecture teachers, postsecondary
25-1031
Medium
32%
+2.0% $101,480 11,600
Archivists
25-4011
High
45%
+3.8% $61,570 9,300
Area, ethnic, and cultural studies teachers, postsecondary
25-1062
Medium
32%
+2.4% $84,290 14,500
Art directors
27-1011
Medium
39%
+4.2% $111,040 135,000
Art, drama, and music teachers, postsecondary
25-1121
Medium
26%
+1.7% $80,190 122,800
Artists and related workers, all other
27-1019
Medium
35%
+0.8% $72,760 13,900
Astronomers
19-2011
Medium
28%
+2.2% $132,170 1,800
Athletes and sports competitors
27-2021
Medium
21%
+5.5% $62,360 19,100
Athletic trainers
29-9091
Medium
26%
+11.1% $60,250 33,900
Atmospheric and space scientists
19-2021
High
46%
+0.7% $97,450 9,400
Atmospheric, earth, marine, and space sciences teachers, postsecondary
25-1051
Medium
33%
+2.6% $101,390 14,000
Audio and video technicians
27-4011
Medium
33%
+3.3% $54,830 92,300
Audiologists
29-1181
Medium
24%
+9.5% $92,120 15,800
Audiovisual equipment installers and repairers
49-2097
Medium
32%
+6.6% $50,620 24,600
Automotive and watercraft service attendants
53-6031
Medium
35%
-1.0% $34,850 100,000
Automotive body and related repairers
49-3021
Medium
21%
+1.6% $51,680 172,600
Automotive glass installers and repairers
49-3022
Medium
21%
+3.6% $47,260 20,400
Automotive service technicians and mechanics
49-3023
Medium
23%
+4.2% $49,670 805,600
Avionics technicians
49-2091
Medium
32%
+8.2% $81,390 21,400
Baggage porters and bellhops
39-6011
High
53%
-1.6% $36,020 32,500
Bailiffs
33-3011
Medium
33%
-2.2% $57,050 19,000
Bakers
51-3011
Medium
37%
+5.6% $36,650 249,100
Barbers
39-5011
Medium
34%
+4.1% $38,960 76,000
Bartenders
35-3011
Medium
34%
+5.9% $33,530 756,700
Bicycle repairers
49-3091
Medium
20%
-2.3% $40,360 13,200
Bill and account collectors
43-3011
High
54%
-10.5% $46,040 166,900
Billing and posting clerks
43-3021
Very High
88%
-0.4% $47,170 429,800
Biochemists and biophysicists
19-1021
Medium
29%
+5.8% $103,650 35,600
Bioengineers and biomedical engineers
17-2031
Medium
36%
+5.2% $106,950 22,200
Biological science teachers, postsecondary
25-1042
Medium
32%
+7.3% $83,460 66,000
Biological scientists, all other
19-1029
High
48%
+1.2% $93,330 63,700
Biological technicians
19-4021
Medium
39%
+3.5% $52,000 82,700
Boilermakers
47-2011
Medium
21%
-2.4% $73,340 10,400
Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks
43-3031
Very High
95%
-5.8% $49,210 1,613,400
Brickmasons and blockmasons
47-2021
Medium
24%
+3.2% $60,800 74,100
Bridge and lock tenders
53-6011
High
42%
-3.3% $58,490 2,900
Broadcast announcers and radio disc jockeys
27-3011
High
45%
-5.5% $45,680 24,100
Broadcast technicians
27-4012
High
50%
-2.8% $53,920 24,800
Brokerage clerks
43-4011
Very High
68%
-9.5% $62,940 40,800
Budget analysts
13-2031
High
42%
+1.0% $87,930 50,400
Building cleaning workers, all other
37-2019
Medium
35%
+2.5% $42,360 18,100
Bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists
49-3031
Medium
23%
+2.4% $60,640 319,900
Bus drivers, school
53-3051
Medium
32%
+0.2% $47,040 387,300
Bus drivers, transit and intercity
53-3052
High
40%
+4.3% $57,440 158,800
Business operations specialists, all other
13-1199
Very High
62%
+3.0% $81,270 1,205,700
Business teachers, postsecondary
25-1011
Medium
32%
+5.7% $97,270 103,100
Butchers and meat cutters
51-3021
Medium
30%
+1.0% $38,960 143,100
Buyers and purchasing agents
13-1020
Medium
35%
+5.8% $75,650 522,200
Cabinetmakers and bench carpenters
51-7011
Medium
39%
-1.6% $46,020 86,000
Calibration technologists and technicians
17-3028
Medium
30%
+4.7% $65,040 15,800
Camera and photographic equipment repairers
49-9061
Medium
32%
-15.1% $49,300 2,300
Camera operators, television, video, and film
27-4031
Medium
39%
+1.2% $68,810 36,400
Captains, mates, and pilots of water vessels
53-5021
High
53%
+0.5% $85,540 40,700
Cardiologists
29-1212
Medium
36%
+4.1% N/A 19,400
Cardiovascular technologists and technicians
29-2031
High
44%
+3.0% $67,260 64,700
Career/technical education teachers, middle school
25-2023
Medium
39%
-2.0% $63,620 14,000
Career/technical education teachers, postsecondary
25-1194
High
42%
+0.7% $61,490 122,200
Career/technical education teachers, secondary school
25-2032
Medium
39%
-1.8% $63,910 103,400
Cargo and freight agents
43-5011
High
60%
+8.5% $49,900 100,600
Carpenters
47-2031
Medium
28%
+4.5% $59,310 959,000
Carpet installers
47-2041
Medium
31%
-9.6% $49,850 20,300
Cartographers and photogrammetrists
17-1021
High
49%
+6.4% $78,380 13,400
Cashiers
41-2011
Very High
61%
-9.9% $31,190 3,157,200
Cement masons and concrete finishers
47-2051
Low
15%
+1.8% $54,660 206,700
Chefs and head cooks
35-1011
Medium
39%
+7.1% $60,990 197,300
Chemical engineers
17-2041
Medium
31%
+2.6% $121,860 21,600
Chemical equipment operators and tenders
51-9011
Medium
21%
+3.3% $57,090 128,900
Chemical plant and system operators
51-8091
High
42%
-6.1% $73,540 18,100
Chemical technicians
19-4031
Medium
35%
+3.7% $57,790 57,000
Chemistry teachers, postsecondary
25-1052
Medium
32%
+2.2% $86,220 25,400
Chemists
19-2031
Medium
31%
+4.9% $84,150 86,800
Chief executives
11-1011
High
43%
+4.3% $206,420 309,400
Child, family, and school social workers
21-1021
Medium
26%
+3.4% $58,570 399,900
Childcare workers
39-9011
Medium
32%
-2.9% $32,050 991,600
Chiropractors
29-1011
Medium
21%
+9.5% $79,000 57,200
Choreographers
27-2032
Medium
39%
+6.1% $55,600 4,600
Civil engineering technologists and technicians
17-3022
Medium
39%
+2.1% $64,200 64,900
Civil engineers
17-2051
Medium
27%
+5.0% $99,590 368,900
Claims adjusters, examiners, and investigators
13-1031
High
55%
-5.1% $76,790 356,100
Cleaners of vehicles and equipment
53-7061
Medium
20%
+3.9% $35,270 410,100
Cleaning, washing, and metal pickling equipment operators and tenders
51-9192
Medium
37%
+3.6% $41,460 14,600
Clergy
21-2011
Low
19%
+1.0% $60,820 262,000
Clinical and counseling psychologists
19-3033
Medium
27%
+11.2% $95,830 76,300
Clinical laboratory technologists and technicians
29-2010
Medium
35%
+1.7% $61,890 351,200
Coaches and scouts
27-2022
Medium
38%
+6.4% $45,920 306,500
Coating, painting, and spraying machine setters, operators, and tenders
51-9124
Medium
27%
+0.7% $47,590 165,500
Coil winders, tapers, and finishers
51-2021
Medium
34%
-6.3% $47,260 12,200
Coin, vending, and amusement machine servicers and repairers
49-9091
High
43%
-2.9% $47,350 32,500
Commercial and industrial designers
27-1021
Medium
33%
+3.2% $79,450 30,600
Commercial divers
49-9092
Medium
26%
+8.5% $61,130 4,200
Commercial pilots
53-2012
High
50%
+5.1% $122,670 55,400
Communications equipment operators, all other
43-2099
Medium
35%
+2.5% $49,910 1,400
Communications teachers, postsecondary
25-1122
Medium
36%
+2.1% $77,800 35,800
Community and social service specialists, all other
21-1099
Medium
35%
+4.6% $54,940 119,200
Community health workers
21-1094
High
40%
+11.3% $51,030 65,100
Compensation and benefits managers
11-3111
High
42%
+0.2% $140,360 20,900
Compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists
13-1141
Medium
39%
+5.3% $77,020 107,000
Compliance officers
13-1041
Very High
69%
+3.0% $78,420 418,000
Computer and information research scientists
15-1221
High
41%
+19.7% $140,910 40,300
Computer and information systems managers
11-3021
Medium
38%
+15.2% $171,200 667,100
Computer hardware engineers
17-2061
High
48%
+7.3% $155,020 76,800
Computer network architects
15-1241
High
49%
+11.9% $130,390 179,200
Computer network support specialists
15-1231
Medium
36%
+1.8% $73,340 152,700
Computer numerically controlled tool operators
51-9161
Medium
36%
-10.7% $49,970 177,100
Computer numerically controlled tool programmers
51-9162
High
49%
+12.8% $65,670 28,300
Computer occupations, all other
15-1299
Very High
76%
+8.2% $108,970 472,000
Computer programmers
15-1251
High
54%
-6.0% $98,670 121,200
Computer science teachers, postsecondary
25-1021
Medium
36%
+5.3% $96,690 44,800
Computer systems analysts
15-1211
High
44%
+8.7% $103,790 521,100
Computer user support specialists
15-1232
Medium
36%
-3.7% $60,340 729,500
Computer, automated teller, and office machine repairers
49-2011
Medium
39%
-0.9% $46,860 79,100
Concierges
39-6012
Medium
27%
+2.3% $37,320 45,600
Conservation scientists
19-1031
High
46%
+3.4% $67,950 28,500
Construction and building inspectors
47-4011
Medium
37%
-0.8% $72,120 147,600
Construction laborers
47-2061
Low
15%
+7.3% $46,730 1,457,000
Construction managers
11-9021
Medium
29%
+8.7% $106,980 550,300
Continuous mining machine operators
47-5041
Medium
32%
+0.6% $63,380 14,900
Control and valve installers and repairers, except mechanical door
49-9012
Medium
32%
+1.3% $74,690 47,700
Conveyor operators and tenders
53-7011
High
47%
-3.4% $41,230 29,100
Cooks, all other
35-2019
Medium
35%
+5.5% $36,210 24,000
Cooks, fast food
35-2011
High
41%
-13.5% $30,160 669,500
Cooks, institution and cafeteria
35-2012
High
41%
+2.0% $36,450 466,100
Cooks, private household
35-2013
Medium
33%
+5.1% $44,530 34,200
Cooks, restaurant
35-2014
High
41%
+14.9% $36,830 1,460,200
Cooks, short order
35-2015
Medium
29%
-5.6% $35,620 151,100
Cooling and freezing equipment operators and tenders
51-9193
Medium
33%
+7.2% $40,160 7,100
Correctional officers and jailers
33-3012
High
43%
-7.8% $57,970 387,500
Correspondence clerks
43-4021
Very High
72%
-5.6% $46,740 6,900
Cost estimators
13-1051
High
42%
-4.2% $77,070 221,400
Costume attendants
39-3092
Medium
36%
+5.9% $54,810 6,700
Counselors, all other
21-1019
Medium
35%
+12.6% $49,830 69,100
Counter and rental clerks
41-2021
High
42%
+3.2% $38,540 408,200
Couriers and messengers
43-5021
High
45%
+8.2% $38,340 247,200
Court reporters and simultaneous captioners
27-3092
Very High
68%
-0.3% $67,310 17,700
Court, municipal, and license clerks
43-4031
Very High
68%
+3.0% $47,700 180,400
Craft artists
27-1012
Medium
31%
+2.1% $38,480 11,600
Crane and tower operators
53-7021
Medium
29%
+3.0% $66,370 42,300
Credit analysts
13-2041
High
56%
-4.4% $80,970 67,800
Credit authorizers, checkers, and clerks
43-4041
High
60%
-6.2% $49,130 12,000
Credit counselors
13-2071
High
40%
+3.3% $50,480 31,800
Crematory operators
39-4012
Medium
31%
+3.3% $42,880 3,100
Criminal justice and law enforcement teachers, postsecondary
25-1111
Medium
32%
+2.0% $71,470 16,200
Crossing guards and flaggers
33-9091
Medium
31%
+3.6% $37,700 91,400
Crushing, grinding, and polishing machine setters, operators, and tenders
51-9021
Medium
35%
-2.5% $46,890 28,700
Curators
25-4012
High
40%
+7.0% $61,770 15,100
Customer service representatives
43-4051
High
56%
-5.5% $42,830 2,814,000
Cutters and trimmers, hand
51-9031
Medium
30%
-18.1% $38,800 7,000
Cutting and slicing machine setters, operators, and tenders
51-9032
High
47%
-2.3% $45,700 49,000
Cutting, punching, and press machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
51-4031
Medium
33%
-12.1% $45,590 174,700
Dancers
27-2031
Medium
27%
+4.5% N/A 12,300
Data entry keyers
43-9021
High
60%
-25.9% $39,850 141,600
Data scientists
15-2051
Very High
61%
+33.5% $112,590 245,900
Database administrators
15-1242
High
47%
-0.7% $104,620 78,000
Database architects
15-1243
High
55%
+8.7% $135,980 66,900
Demonstrators and product promoters
41-9011
Medium
35%
-0.1% $37,960 79,200
Dental assistants
31-9091
High
46%
+6.4% $47,300 381,900
Dental hygienists
29-1292
Medium
27%
+7.0% $94,260 221,600
Dental laboratory technicians
51-9081
Medium
24%
-4.7% $48,310 35,200
Dentists, all other specialists
29-1029
Medium
35%
+0.3% $225,770 6,600
Dentists, general
29-1021
Medium
31%
+4.1% $172,790 129,800
Dermatologists
29-1213
Medium
25%
+6.4% N/A 10,900
Derrick operators, oil and gas
47-5011
Medium
30%
+0.5% $62,740 11,300
Designers, all other
27-1029
Medium
35%
+2.0% $66,220 28,600
Desktop publishers
43-9031
High
52%
-12.4% $53,620 5,000
Detectives and criminal investigators
33-3021
Very High
76%
-0.7% $93,580 117,900
Diagnostic medical sonographers
29-2032
High
48%
+13.0% $89,340 90,000
Dietetic technicians
29-2051
Medium
27%
+2.5% $37,040 30,900
Dietitians and nutritionists
29-1031
Medium
23%
+5.5% $73,850 90,900
Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers
35-9011
Medium
23%
+6.3% $32,670 527,400
Directors, religious activities and education
21-2021
Medium
31%
+2.1% $54,840 138,900
Disc jockeys, except radio
27-2091
High
48%
+3.8% N/A 15,400
Dishwashers
35-9021
Medium
33%
+0.2% $33,670 477,700
Dispatchers, except police, fire, and ambulance
43-5032
High
42%
-0.9% $48,880 218,700
Door-to-door sales workers, news and street vendors, and related workers
41-9091
Medium
38%
-10.0% $34,530 25,300
Drafters, all other
17-3019
Medium
35%
-6.9% $62,010 17,100
Dredge operators
53-7031
Medium
30%
+1.2% $48,430 1,100
Drilling and boring machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
51-4032
Medium
24%
-19.6% $46,630 5,300
Driver/sales workers
53-3031
Medium
34%
+8.8% $37,130 451,500
Drywall and ceiling tile installers
47-2081
Low
14%
+4.2% $58,140 103,100
Earth drillers, except oil and gas
47-5023
High
48%
+2.9% $59,600 18,300
Economics teachers, postsecondary
25-1063
Medium
32%
+2.1% $119,980 15,800
Economists
19-3011
High
46%
+1.2% $115,440 17,600
Editors
27-3041
Medium
38%
+0.6% $75,260 115,800
Education administrators, all other
11-9039
Medium
35%
+2.5% $89,040 60,200
Education administrators, kindergarten through secondary
11-9032
Medium
26%
-1.5% $104,070 333,300
Education administrators, postsecondary
11-9033
Medium
33%
+1.7% $103,960 226,600
Education and childcare administrators, preschool and daycare
11-9031
Medium
32%
-2.5% $56,270 90,200
Education teachers, postsecondary
25-1081
Medium
32%
+2.1% $72,090 74,900
Educational instruction and library workers, all other
25-9099
Medium
35%
+1.5% $48,400 132,000
Educational, guidance, and career counselors and advisors
21-1012
High
41%
+3.5% $65,140 376,300
Electric motor, power tool, and related repairers
49-2092
Medium
23%
+3.4% $53,990 17,100
Electrical and electronic engineering technologists and technicians
17-3023
High
46%
+0.6% $77,180 93,700
Electrical and electronics drafters
17-3012
High
58%
-5.6% $73,720 21,600
Electrical and electronics installers and repairers, transportation equipment
49-2093
Medium
22%
+6.1% $82,730 7,000
Electrical and electronics repairers, commercial and industrial equipment
49-2094
High
45%
-0.8% $71,300 61,100
Electrical and electronics repairers, powerhouse, substation, and relay
49-2095
Medium
29%
+5.5% $100,940 23,400
Electrical engineers
17-2071
Medium
39%
+7.2% $111,910 192,000
Electrical power-line installers and repairers
49-9051
Low
18%
+6.6% $92,560 127,400
Electrical, electronic, and electromechanical assemblers, except coil winders, tapers, and finishers
51-2028
Medium
35%
+4.6% $44,040 261,400
Electricians
47-2111
Low
13%
+9.5% $62,350 818,700
Electro-mechanical and mechatronics technologists and technicians
17-3024
High
41%
+1.1% $70,760 15,000
Electronic equipment installers and repairers, motor vehicles
49-2096
Medium
21%
-13.6% $47,940 10,300
Electronics engineers, except computer
17-2072
High
48%
+6.2% $127,590 95,900
Elementary school teachers, except special education
25-2021
Medium
36%
-2.0% $62,340 1,422,700
Elevator and escalator installers and repairers
47-4021
Medium
29%
+5.0% $106,580 24,200
Eligibility interviewers, government programs
43-4061
High
60%
+1.0% $51,500 166,800
Embalmers
39-4011
Medium
38%
+1.3% $56,280 3,600
Emergency management directors
11-9161
Medium
39%
+3.0% $86,130 13,200
Emergency medical technicians
29-2042
Medium
28%
+5.1% $41,340 181,000
Emergency medicine physicians
29-1214
Medium
28%
+2.7% N/A 36,100
Engine and other machine assemblers
51-2031
Low
18%
-21.1% $52,540 38,400
Engineering teachers, postsecondary
25-1032
Medium
32%
+8.1% $106,120 50,300
Engineering technologists and technicians, except drafters, all other
17-3029
High
43%
+1.5% $77,390 67,300
Engineers, all other
17-2199
High
50%
+2.1% $117,750 158,800
English language and literature teachers, postsecondary
25-1123
Medium
36%
0.0% $78,270 72,200
Entertainers and performers, sports and related workers, all other
27-2099
Medium
35%
+6.0% N/A 35,800
Entertainment and recreation managers, except gambling
11-9072
High
49%
+7.7% $77,180 43,200
Entertainment attendants and related workers, all other
39-3099
Medium
35%
+3.6% $34,550 8,500
Environmental engineering technologists and technicians
17-3025
High
44%
+1.2% $58,890 12,900
Environmental engineers
17-2081
Medium
38%
+3.9% $104,170 39,400
Environmental science and protection technicians, including health
19-4042
High
49%
+4.0% $49,490 40,400
Environmental science teachers, postsecondary
25-1053
Medium
32%
+2.9% $87,710 9,000
Environmental scientists and specialists, including health
19-2041
Medium
36%
+4.4% $80,060 90,300
Epidemiologists
19-1041
Medium
31%
+16.2% $83,980 12,300
Etchers and engravers
51-9194
Medium
34%
-0.7% $40,450 8,600
Excavating and loading machine and dragline operators, surface mining
47-5022
Low
15%
-0.4% $52,550 35,800
Executive secretaries and executive administrative assistants
43-6011
Very High
83%
-1.6% $74,260 502,800
Exercise physiologists
29-1128
Medium
22%
+9.5% $58,160 23,900
Exercise trainers and group fitness instructors
39-9031
Medium
25%
+11.9% $46,180 370,100
Explosives workers, ordnance handling experts, and blasters
47-5032
High
43%
-0.9% $59,110 5,800
Extraction workers, all other
47-5099
Medium
35%
+1.4% $50,110 6,300
Extruding and drawing machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
51-4021
Medium
24%
+1.2% $46,980 66,000
Extruding and forming machine setters, operators, and tenders, synthetic and glass fibers
51-6091
Medium
37%
-1.1% $44,980 15,200
Extruding, forming, pressing, and compacting machine setters, operators, and tenders
51-9041
Medium
35%
+2.0% $45,130 57,300
Fabric and apparel patternmakers
51-6092
High
41%
-10.2% $67,670 2,800
Facilities managers
11-3013
Medium
30%
+3.8% $104,690 151,400
Fallers
45-4021
Medium
27%
-7.3% $53,900 5,600
Family and consumer sciences teachers, postsecondary
25-1192
Medium
32%
+3.4% $77,280 3,200
Family medicine physicians
29-1215
Medium
26%
+2.7% $238,380 116,000
Farm and home management educators
25-9021
Medium
36%
-2.5% $58,120 12,400
Farm equipment mechanics and service technicians
49-3041
Low
13%
+11.0% $52,080 39,000
Farm labor contractors
13-1074
Medium
26%
+6.0% $48,690 3,900
Farmers, ranchers, and other agricultural managers
11-9013
Medium
28%
-1.3% $87,980 836,100
Farmworkers and laborers, crop, nursery, and greenhouse
45-2092
Low
16%
-3.3% $35,690 504,800
Farmworkers, farm, ranch, and aquacultural animals
45-2093
Low
19%
-5.0% $36,150 224,600
Fashion designers
27-1022
Medium
39%
+2.0% $80,690 25,700
Fast food and counter workers
35-3023
Medium
38%
+6.1% $30,480 3,796,000
Fence erectors
47-4031
Medium
29%
+4.6% $46,940 26,400
Fiberglass laminators and fabricators
51-2051
Medium
27%
+4.2% $45,760 18,600
File clerks
43-4071
Very High
79%
-15.9% $41,270 84,300
Film and video editors
27-4032
High
48%
+4.0% $70,980 43,500
Financial and investment analysts
13-2051
Medium
39%
+5.7% $101,350 368,500
Financial clerks, all other
43-3099
Medium
35%
+1.4% $52,150 38,900
Financial examiners
13-2061
Very High
61%
+18.5% $90,400 65,100
Financial managers
11-3031
Very High
81%
+14.8% $161,700 868,600
Financial risk specialists
13-2054
High
53%
+6.5% $106,000 60,500
Financial specialists, all other
13-2099
High
51%
+3.1% $80,190 137,100
Fine artists, including painters, sculptors, and illustrators
27-1013
Medium
29%
-1.2% $60,560 26,500
Fire inspectors and investigators
33-2021
Medium
33%
+3.8% $78,060 14,700
Firefighters
33-2011
Medium
25%
+3.4% $59,530 344,900
First-line supervisors of construction trades and extraction workers
47-1011
Medium
32%
+5.3% $78,690 921,600
First-line supervisors of correctional officers
33-1011
Medium
39%
-2.8% $76,310 57,100
First-line supervisors of entertainment and recreation workers, except gambling services
39-1014
Medium
38%
+6.3% $46,900 123,300
First-line supervisors of farming, fishing, and forestry workers
45-1011
Medium
32%
+2.5% $59,330 65,400
First-line supervisors of firefighting and prevention workers
33-1021
Medium
26%
+3.4% $92,430 97,200
First-line supervisors of food preparation and serving workers
35-1012
High
42%
+6.0% $42,010 1,215,000
First-line supervisors of gambling services workers
39-1013
High
45%
+2.0% $61,590 32,500
First-line supervisors of housekeeping and janitorial workers
37-1011
High
44%
+2.5% $47,520 269,800
First-line supervisors of landscaping, lawn service, and groundskeeping workers
37-1012
Medium
29%
+2.3% $56,170 224,700
First-line supervisors of mechanics, installers, and repairers
49-1011
High
45%
+3.1% $78,300 617,500
First-line supervisors of non-retail sales workers
41-1012
High
45%
0.0% $84,130 320,000
First-line supervisors of office and administrative support workers
43-1011
High
55%
-0.3% $66,140 1,558,400
First-line supervisors of personal service workers
39-1022
Medium
33%
+6.7% $47,080 149,100
First-line supervisors of police and detectives
33-1012
High
42%
+2.9% $105,980 160,800
First-line supervisors of production and operating workers
51-1011
Medium
35%
+1.2% $71,190 698,600
First-line supervisors of protective service workers, all other
33-1099
Medium
35%
+1.6% $74,960 21,500
First-line supervisors of retail sales workers
41-1011
High
45%
-5.0% $47,320 1,432,600
First-line supervisors of security workers
33-1091
High
41%
+2.7% $58,610 71,900
First-line supervisors of transportation and material moving workers, except aircraft cargo handling supervisors
53-1047
Medium
35%
+3.7% $61,890 609,600
Fish and game wardens
33-3031
Medium
36%
-6.0% $68,180 7,000
Fishing and hunting workers
45-3031
Medium
30%
-4.6% N/A 21,900
Flight attendants
53-2031
High
42%
+9.2% $67,130 130,800
Floor layers, except carpet, wood, and hard tiles
47-2042
Medium
29%
+9.5% $54,340 33,700
Floor sanders and finishers
47-2043
Medium
33%
+2.6% $49,150 5,600
Floral designers
27-1023
Medium
31%
-5.9% $36,120 43,800
Food and tobacco roasting, baking, and drying machine operators and tenders
51-3091
Medium
34%
+0.6% $42,730 20,700
Food batchmakers
51-3092
High
41%
+6.9% $40,790 173,500
Food cooking machine operators and tenders
51-3093
Medium
30%
+0.6% $40,550 29,700
Food preparation and serving related workers, all other
35-9099
Medium
35%
+6.4% $34,830 90,500
Food preparation workers
35-2021
Medium
27%
-3.4% $34,220 902,700
Food processing workers, all other
51-3099
Medium
35%
+5.3% $38,420 58,700
Food science technicians
19-4013
High
53%
+4.8% $49,430 20,400
Food scientists and technologists
19-1012
Medium
34%
+6.5% $85,310 15,200
Food servers, nonrestaurant
35-3041
Medium
38%
+3.0% $34,460 277,200
Food service managers
11-9051
High
43%
+6.4% $65,310 352,800
Foreign language and literature teachers, postsecondary
25-1124
Medium
32%
-0.2% $77,010 26,400
Forensic science technicians
19-4092
Very High
61%
+12.8% $67,440 20,700
Forest and conservation technicians
19-4071
Medium
26%
-3.2% $54,310 33,800
Forest and conservation workers
45-4011
Medium
29%
-4.7% $43,680 10,800
Forest fire inspectors and prevention specialists
33-2022
High
49%
+14.6% $52,380 2,900
Foresters
19-1032
Medium
26%
+1.2% $70,660 13,800
Forestry and conservation science teachers, postsecondary
25-1043
Medium
36%
+4.0% $100,830 1,600
Forging machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
51-4022
Medium
27%
-18.9% $49,240 8,800
Foundry mold and coremakers
51-4071
Low
17%
-25.9% $45,700 12,700
Fundraisers
13-1131
Medium
24%
+4.3% $66,490 134,400
Fundraising managers
11-2033
Medium
34%
+4.2% $123,480 45,700
Funeral attendants
39-4021
Medium
25%
+3.1% $34,610 32,500
Funeral home managers
11-9171
Medium
38%
+4.1% $76,830 32,100
Furnace, kiln, oven, drier, and kettle operators and tenders
51-9051
High
42%
+3.0% $47,010 16,500
Furniture finishers
51-7021
Medium
27%
-3.3% $42,530 20,500
Gambling and sports book writers and runners
39-3012
High
48%
-6.1% $30,460 8,200
Gambling cage workers
43-3041
High
60%
-5.0% $36,990 14,100
Gambling change persons and booth cashiers
41-2012
High
52%
-6.4% $34,810 22,600
Gambling dealers
39-3011
High
52%
-0.6% $33,280 88,700
Gambling managers
11-9071
High
45%
+1.2% $85,580 5,100
Gambling service workers, all other
39-3019
Medium
35%
-0.6% $34,530 16,100
Gambling surveillance officers and gambling investigators
33-9031
Medium
33%
+0.3% $43,900 10,300
Gas compressor and gas pumping station operators
53-7071
Medium
38%
-1.3% $71,510 5,400
Gas plant operators
51-8092
Medium
36%
-8.8% $83,400 16,200
General and operations managers
11-1021
Medium
37%
+4.4% $102,950 3,712,900
General internal medicine physicians
29-1216
Low
19%
+3.3% $236,350 73,200
Genetic counselors
29-9092
Medium
36%
+9.3% $98,910 4,000
Geographers
19-3092
Medium
36%
-3.1% $97,200 1,500
Geography teachers, postsecondary
25-1064
Medium
32%
+3.3% $86,730 4,000
Geological technicians, except hydrologic technicians
19-4043
Medium
37%
+1.5% $48,390 9,800
Geoscientists, except hydrologists and geographers
19-2042
Medium
36%
+3.2% $99,240 25,100
Glaziers
47-2121
Low
18%
+3.3% $55,440 60,500
Graders and sorters, agricultural products
45-2041
Medium
37%
-5.4% $35,430 38,900
Graphic designers
27-1024
High
48%
+2.1% $61,300 265,900
Grinding and polishing workers, hand
51-9022
Medium
35%
-21.2% $41,690 11,800
Grinding, lapping, polishing, and buffing machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
51-4033
Medium
24%
-12.0% $45,190 70,100
Grounds maintenance workers, all other
37-3019
Medium
35%
+2.4% $43,410 14,100
Hairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists
39-5012
High
42%
+5.6% $35,250 575,200
Hazardous materials removal workers
47-4041
Medium
36%
+1.0% $48,490 51,300
Health and safety engineers, except mining safety engineers and inspectors
17-2111
Medium
30%
+4.4% $109,660 23,800
Health education specialists
21-1091
Medium
35%
+4.5% $63,000 71,800
Health information technologists and medical registrars
29-9021
High
43%
+14.7% $67,310 41,900
Health specialties teachers, postsecondary
25-1071
Medium
32%
+17.3% $105,620 289,600
Health technologists and technicians, all other
29-2099
High
45%
+5.2% $48,790 178,800
Healthcare diagnosing or treating practitioners, all other
29-1299
Low
16%
+2.0% $113,730 41,300
Healthcare practitioners and technical workers, all other
29-9099
High
42%
+3.6% $64,030 41,700
Healthcare social workers
21-1022
Low
18%
+7.7% $68,090 193,200
Healthcare support workers, all other
31-9099
High
41%
+3.5% $46,050 109,700
Hearing aid specialists
29-2092
Medium
22%
+18.4% $61,560 10,700
Heat treating equipment setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
51-4191
Medium
36%
-12.8% $47,450 14,800
Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers
49-9021
Medium
26%
+8.1% $59,810 425,200
Heavy and tractor-trailer truck drivers
53-3032
High
43%
+4.0% $57,440 2,235,100
Helpers, construction trades, all other
47-3019
Medium
35%
+4.4% $40,760 26,300
Helpers--brickmasons, blockmasons, stonemasons, and tile and marble setters
47-3011
Low
17%
-10.5% $46,480 16,100
Helpers--carpenters
47-3012
Medium
23%
+4.5% $41,600 25,200
Helpers--electricians
47-3013
Low
5%
+0.2% $39,890 66,600
Helpers--extraction workers
47-5081
Medium
24%
-1.7% $48,400 7,000
Helpers--installation, maintenance, and repair workers
49-9098
Low
15%
+2.3% $38,860 98,700
Helpers--painters, paperhangers, plasterers, and stucco masons
47-3014
Medium
26%
+2.3% $38,140 7,400
Helpers--pipelayers, plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters
47-3015
Medium
25%
+4.9% $39,270 45,300
Helpers--production workers
51-9198
Medium
29%
-8.9% $38,220 168,500
Helpers--roofers
47-3016
Medium
25%
+5.7% $40,590 5,200
Highway maintenance workers
47-4051
Medium
21%
+3.0% $49,070 159,100
Historians
19-3093
High
46%
+2.2% $74,050 3,400
History teachers, postsecondary
25-1125
Medium
32%
-0.2% $81,500 24,600
Hoist and winch operators
53-7041
Medium
21%
-1.1% $52,310 2,700
Home appliance repairers
49-9031
Medium
23%
+2.6% $49,410 37,300
Home health and personal care aides
31-1120
Medium
35%
+17.0% $34,900 4,347,700
Hosts and hostesses, restaurant, lounge, and coffee shop
35-9031
Medium
33%
-1.5% $30,380 429,900
Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks
43-4081
High
54%
+3.7% $34,270 264,200
Human resources assistants, except payroll and timekeeping
43-4161
High
60%
-7.1% $49,440 95,200
Human resources managers
11-3121
High
45%
+5.0% $140,030 221,900
Human resources specialists
13-1071
High
53%
+6.2% $72,910 944,300
Hydrologic technicians
19-4044
Medium
37%
-2.1% $58,570 3,100
Hydrologists
19-2043
Medium
37%
-0.1% $92,060 6,300
Industrial engineering technologists and technicians
17-3026
Medium
39%
+1.7% $64,790 74,600
Industrial engineers
17-2112
Very High
67%
+11.0% $101,140 351,100
Industrial machinery mechanics
49-9041
Medium
33%
+16.1% $63,760 439,600
Industrial production managers
11-3051
High
57%
+1.9% $121,440 241,900
Industrial truck and tractor operators
53-7051
Medium
24%
+1.1% $46,390 792,500
Industrial-organizational psychologists
19-3032
Medium
29%
+6.3% $109,840 5,600
Information and record clerks, all other
43-4199
Medium
35%
-0.2% $48,360 153,300
Information security analysts
15-1212
High
45%
+28.5% $124,910 182,800
Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers
51-9061
High
47%
0.0% $47,460 598,000
Installation, maintenance, and repair workers, all other
49-9099
Medium
33%
+2.4% $48,640 221,200
Instructional coordinators
25-9031
Medium
32%
+1.3% $74,720 232,600
Insulation workers, floor, ceiling, and wall
47-2131
Medium
29%
+3.8% $48,680 40,200
Insulation workers, mechanical
47-2132
Medium
24%
+4.7% $57,250 27,200
Insurance appraisers, auto damage
13-1032
Medium
27%
-8.2% $76,650 9,200
Insurance claims and policy processing clerks
43-9041
Very High
69%
-3.7% $48,450 256,700
Insurance sales agents
41-3021
High
40%
+3.7% $60,370 568,800
Insurance underwriters
13-2053
High
45%
-2.6% $79,880 127,000
Interior designers
27-1025
Medium
35%
+3.2% $63,490 87,100
Interpreters and translators
27-3091
High
53%
+1.7% $59,440 75,300
Interviewers, except eligibility and loan
43-4111
Very High
64%
-11.6% $43,830 164,300
Janitors and cleaners, except maids and housekeeping cleaners
37-2011
Medium
22%
+2.0% $35,930 2,447,700
Jewelers and precious stone and metal workers
51-9071
High
46%
-5.5% $49,140 35,100
Judges, magistrate judges, and magistrates
23-1023
Medium
37%
+2.5% $156,210 27,300
Judicial law clerks
23-1012
High
54%
+2.5% $60,400 14,500
Kindergarten teachers, except special education
25-2012
Medium
30%
-1.6% $61,430 117,200
Labor relations specialists
13-1075
Medium
38%
-0.1% $93,500 65,400
Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand
53-7062
Medium
23%
+1.5% $38,940 2,988,900
Landscape architects
17-1012
Medium
26%
+3.5% $79,660 21,800
Landscaping and groundskeeping workers
37-3011
Low
14%
+3.6% $38,090 1,192,500
Lathe and turning machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
51-4034
Medium
32%
-13.6% $48,620 18,900
Laundry and dry-cleaning workers
51-6011
Medium
31%
+5.4% $33,800 202,600
Law teachers, postsecondary
25-1112
Medium
32%
+2.2% $126,650 29,500
Lawyers
23-1011
High
45%
+4.1% $151,160 864,800
Layout workers, metal and plastic
51-4192
Medium
25%
-5.4% $61,870 5,700
Legal secretaries and administrative assistants
43-6012
High
56%
-5.8% $54,140 156,300
Legal support workers, all other
23-2099
Medium
35%
-1.2% $68,760 51,300
Legislators
11-1031
Medium
38%
+3.4% $44,810 27,700
Librarians and media collections specialists
25-4022
High
47%
+1.7% $64,320 142,100
Library assistants, clerical
43-4121
Very High
80%
-6.7% $36,010 84,500
Library science teachers, postsecondary
25-1082
Medium
32%
+3.0% $78,630 5,100
Library technicians
25-4031
Very High
63%
-6.8% $39,970 78,600
Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses
29-2061
Medium
21%
+2.6% $62,340 651,400
Life scientists, all other
19-1099
Medium
35%
+3.7% $87,800 7,800
Life, physical, and social science technicians, all other
19-4099
Very High
69%
+3.5% $60,130 83,200
Lifeguards, ski patrol, and other recreational protective service workers
33-9092
Medium
39%
+5.8% $33,720 149,700
Light truck drivers
53-3033
Medium
36%
+7.3% $44,140 1,079,800
Lighting technicians
27-4015
Medium
20%
-4.6% $60,560 12,100
Loading and moving machine operators, underground mining
47-5044
High
43%
-22.3% $68,860 6,400
Loan interviewers and clerks
43-4131
Very High
79%
-2.3% $48,950 177,600
Loan officers
13-2072
Very High
69%
+1.7% $74,180 301,400
Locker room, coatroom, and dressing room attendants
39-3093
Medium
35%
+6.4% $34,800 15,600
Locksmiths and safe repairers
49-9094
Medium
24%
-8.3% $50,490 18,800
Locomotive engineers
53-4011
High
54%
+0.7% $77,400 27,000
Lodging managers
11-9081
High
42%
+3.4% $68,130 52,000
Log graders and scalers
45-4023
Medium
38%
-0.7% $46,710 4,600
Logging equipment operators
45-4022
Medium
22%
-1.4% $49,210 30,900
Logging workers, all other
45-4029
Medium
35%
-4.7% $52,000 3,100
Logisticians
13-1081
High
52%
+16.7% $80,880 241,000
Machine feeders and offbearers
53-7063
Medium
33%
-13.0% $39,700 46,500
Machinists
51-4041
Medium
30%
0.0% $56,150 299,500
Magnetic resonance imaging technologists
29-2035
High
45%
+7.1% $88,180 44,100
Maids and housekeeping cleaners
37-2012
Medium
27%
+0.4% $34,660 1,356,800
Mail clerks and mail machine operators, except postal service
43-9051
High
49%
-6.6% $38,150 67,400
Maintenance and repair workers, general
49-9071
Medium
20%
+3.8% $48,620 1,629,700
Maintenance workers, machinery
49-9043
Medium
31%
-2.8% $60,500 57,500
Makeup artists, theatrical and performance
39-5091
High
45%
+8.1% $50,280 7,000
Management analysts
13-1111
High
42%
+8.8% $101,190 1,075,100
Managers, all other
11-9199
Medium
39%
+4.5% $136,550 1,333,700
Manicurists and pedicurists
39-5092
Medium
35%
+7.0% $34,660 210,100
Manufactured building and mobile home installers
49-9095
Low
11%
+5.9% $41,080 3,100
Marine engineers and naval architects
17-2121
High
43%
+5.8% $105,670 8,500
Market research analysts and marketing specialists
13-1161
High
51%
+6.7% $76,950 941,700
Marketing managers
11-2021
Medium
35%
+6.6% $161,030 407,000
Marriage and family therapists
21-1013
Medium
32%
+12.6% $63,780 77,800
Massage therapists
31-9011
Medium
39%
+15.4% $57,950 168,000
Material moving workers, all other
53-7199
Medium
35%
+4.3% $41,690 27,700
Materials engineers
17-2131
Medium
32%
+5.7% $108,310 23,000
Materials scientists
19-2032
Medium
32%
+4.9% $104,160 8,700
Mathematical science occupations, all other
15-2099
High
46%
+4.0% $71,490 5,000
Mathematical science teachers, postsecondary
25-1022
Medium
36%
+2.3% $79,350 58,900
Mathematicians
15-2021
Medium
34%
-0.7% $121,680 2,400
Meat, poultry, and fish cutters and trimmers
51-3022
Medium
29%
+5.5% $37,700 146,800
Mechanical door repairers
49-9011
Low
18%
+11.4% $51,050 28,400
Mechanical drafters
17-3013
Medium
39%
-6.5% $68,510 42,900
Mechanical engineering technologists and technicians
17-3027
High
41%
0.0% $68,730 38,300
Mechanical engineers
17-2141
Medium
35%
+9.1% $102,320 293,100
Media and communication equipment workers, all other
27-4099
Medium
35%
+0.6% $67,190 15,100
Media and communication workers, all other
27-3099
Medium
35%
+2.7% $71,770 34,300
Medical and health services managers
11-9111
High
41%
+23.2% $117,960 616,200
Medical appliance technicians
51-9082
Medium
24%
+3.7% $47,060 12,000
Medical assistants
31-9092
High
49%
+12.5% $44,200 811,000
Medical dosimetrists
29-2036
High
41%
+3.5% $138,110 4,800
Medical equipment preparers
31-9093
Medium
35%
+10.0% $46,490 76,500
Medical equipment repairers
49-9062
Medium
33%
+12.9% $62,630 68,000
Medical records specialists
29-2072
Very High
62%
+7.1% $50,250 194,800
Medical scientists, except epidemiologists
19-1042
Medium
27%
+8.7% $100,590 165,300
Medical secretaries and administrative assistants
43-6013
Very High
80%
+4.2% $44,640 850,000
Medical transcriptionists
31-9094
Very High
68%
-4.9% $37,550 43,900
Meeting, convention, and event planners
13-1121
Medium
38%
+4.8% $59,440 155,800
Mental health and substance abuse social workers
21-1023
Low
18%
+9.7% $60,060 136,800
Merchandise displayers and window trimmers
27-1026
Medium
32%
+3.2% $37,350 193,000
Metal workers and plastic workers, all other
51-4199
Medium
35%
-9.5% $42,750 20,400
Metal-refining furnace operators and tenders
51-4051
High
42%
-2.3% $55,770 20,800
Meter readers, utilities
43-5041
High
42%
-12.0% $49,180 20,100
Microbiologists
19-1022
Medium
36%
+4.1% $87,330 20,700
Middle school teachers, except special and career/technical education
25-2022
Medium
39%
-2.0% $62,970 633,700
Milling and planing machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
51-4035
Medium
39%
-14.4% $48,310 13,800
Millwrights
49-9044
Low
15%
0.0% $65,170 41,300
Mining and geological engineers, including mining safety engineers
17-2151
Medium
29%
+0.7% $101,020 7,000
Miscellaneous assemblers and fabricators
51-2090
Medium
35%
-0.1% $42,210 1,467,100
Miscellaneous construction and related workers
47-4090
Medium
35%
+3.5% $48,120 35,000
Mixing and blending machine setters, operators, and tenders
51-9023
Medium
34%
-6.8% $47,680 101,100
Mobile heavy equipment mechanics, except engines
49-3042
Medium
29%
+5.8% $63,980 188,700
Model makers, metal and plastic
51-4061
High
42%
-18.2% $62,700 3,200
Model makers, wood
51-7031
High
42%
-4.5% $51,850 900
Models
41-9012
High
45%
-0.5% $89,990 6,700
Molders, shapers, and casters, except metal and plastic
51-9195
Medium
34%
+6.2% $45,690 41,700
Molding, coremaking, and casting machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
51-4072
Medium
32%
-3.8% $41,230 154,600
Morticians, undertakers, and funeral arrangers
39-4031
Medium
32%
+3.1% $49,800 27,500
Motion picture projectionists
39-3021
Medium
31%
-3.7% $38,180 2,000
Motor vehicle operators, all other
53-3099
Medium
35%
+6.0% $36,260 79,300
Motorboat mechanics and service technicians
49-3051
Medium
27%
+6.0% $54,950 26,200
Motorboat operators
53-5022
Medium
24%
+1.4% $51,880 2,700
Motorcycle mechanics
49-3052
Medium
21%
+5.3% $47,200 14,900
Multiple machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
51-4081
Medium
29%
-0.5% $46,060 131,000
Museum technicians and conservators
25-4013
Medium
32%
+5.4% $47,460 15,700
Music directors and composers
27-2041
High
54%
-0.3% $63,670 47,300
Musical instrument repairers and tuners
49-9063
Medium
20%
+1.4% $45,320 6,200
Musicians and singers
27-2042
Medium
26%
+1.1% N/A 169,800
Natural sciences managers
11-9121
High
46%
+3.7% $161,180 104,300
Network and computer systems administrators
15-1244
Medium
32%
-4.2% $96,800 331,500
Neurologists
29-1217
Medium
29%
+5.4% N/A 8,300
New accounts clerks
43-4141
High
57%
-13.2% $46,610 38,900
News analysts, reporters, and journalists
27-3023
High
56%
-3.9% $60,280 49,300
Nuclear engineers
17-2161
Medium
31%
-1.1% $127,520 15,400
Nuclear medicine technologists
29-2033
High
53%
+3.0% $97,020 20,000
Nuclear power reactor operators
51-8011
Medium
39%
-15.3% $122,610 5,700
Nuclear technicians
19-4051
High
42%
-7.7% $104,240 6,000
Nurse anesthetists
29-1151
Medium
25%
+8.6% $223,210 53,800
Nurse midwives
29-1161
Medium
39%
+11.1% $128,790 8,600
Nurse practitioners
29-1171
Medium
26%
+40.1% $129,210 320,400
Nursing assistants
31-1131
Medium
23%
+2.3% $39,530 1,441,500
Nursing instructors and teachers, postsecondary
25-1072
Medium
29%
+16.8% $79,940 91,600
Obstetricians and gynecologists
29-1218
Medium
22%
+1.2% N/A 21,500
Occupational health and safety specialists
19-5011
Medium
28%
+12.5% $83,910 131,900
Occupational health and safety technicians
19-5012
High
48%
+8.5% $58,440 31,900
Occupational therapists
29-1122
Medium
36%
+13.8% $98,340 160,000
Occupational therapy aides
31-2012
Low
19%
+2.5% $37,370 5,200
Occupational therapy assistants
31-2011
Medium
25%
+19.2% $68,340 49,200
Office and administrative support workers, all other
43-9199
Medium
35%
-7.8% $46,040 232,900
Office clerks, general
43-9061
Very High
84%
-6.7% $43,630 2,646,000
Office machine operators, except computer
43-9071
Very High
61%
-15.2% $39,020 25,500
Operating engineers and other construction equipment operators
47-2073
Medium
25%
+3.6% $58,710 489,300
Operations research analysts
15-2031
High
48%
+21.5% $91,290 112,100
Ophthalmic laboratory technicians
51-9083
Medium
24%
+2.3% $38,420 19,600
Ophthalmic medical technicians
29-2057
Medium
34%
+19.8% $44,080 78,800
Ophthalmologists, except pediatric
29-1241
Medium
28%
+4.3% N/A 12,500
Opticians, dispensing
29-2081
High
57%
+2.9% $46,560 79,900
Optometrists
29-1041
Medium
24%
+8.0% $134,830 47,800
Oral and maxillofacial surgeons
29-1022
Medium
24%
+4.1% N/A 6,100
Order clerks
43-4151
Very High
79%
-17.2% $44,660 89,500
Orderlies
31-1132
Low
15%
+3.3% $37,700 54,000
Orthodontists
29-1023
Medium
24%
+4.4% N/A 5,900
Orthopedic surgeons, except pediatric
29-1242
Low
19%
+4.1% N/A 14,700
Orthotists and prosthetists
29-2091
Medium
21%
+13.3% $78,310 10,100
Outdoor power equipment and other small engine mechanics
49-3053
Medium
31%
+2.5% $46,560 36,900
Packaging and filling machine operators and tenders
51-9111
High
42%
+4.5% $40,900 381,200
Packers and packagers, hand
53-7064
High
41%
-5.4% $35,580 591,800
Painters, construction and maintenance
47-2141
Medium
27%
+3.8% $48,660 342,200
Painting, coating, and decorating workers
51-9123
Medium
30%
+1.4% $40,860 8,800
Paper goods machine setters, operators, and tenders
51-9196
Medium
32%
-6.3% $49,390 97,500
Paperhangers
47-2142
Medium
33%
+5.3% $48,260 2,300
Paralegals and legal assistants
23-2011
High
41%
+0.2% $61,010 376,200
Paramedics
29-2043
Medium
28%
+5.0% $58,410 101,900
Parking attendants
53-6021
High
45%
+3.0% $34,600 135,700
Parking enforcement workers
33-3041
High
46%
-1.5% $47,150 8,400
Parts salespersons
41-2022
Medium
38%
+3.1% $37,440 272,100
Passenger attendants
53-6061
High
42%
+4.7% $37,560 25,600
Patternmakers, metal and plastic
51-4062
Medium
32%
-24.4% $54,540 1,600
Patternmakers, wood
51-7032
Medium
39%
-5.0% $52,520 500
Paving, surfacing, and tamping equipment operators
47-2071
Low
17%
+3.2% $51,650 47,000
Payroll and timekeeping clerks
43-3051
Very High
79%
-16.7% $55,290 161,100
Pediatric surgeons
29-1243
Low
19%
+1.5% N/A 1,100
Pediatricians, general
29-1221
Low
13%
+0.8% $210,130 46,400
Personal care and service workers, all other
39-9099
Medium
35%
+6.4% $37,900 94,400
Personal financial advisors
13-2052
High
53%
+9.6% $102,140 326,000
Personal service managers, all other
11-9179
High
49%
+6.5% $61,340 25,100
Pest control workers
37-2021
Medium
29%
+4.9% $44,730 102,400
Pesticide handlers, sprayers, and applicators, vegetation
37-3012
Medium
21%
+3.8% $45,200 29,600
Petroleum engineers
17-2171
High
42%
+1.3% $141,280 19,600
Petroleum pump system operators, refinery operators, and gaugers
51-8093
High
54%
-2.8% $97,540 34,900
Pharmacists
29-1051
High
53%
+4.6% $137,480 335,100
Pharmacy aides
31-9095
High
49%
-0.1% $37,000 41,100
Pharmacy technicians
29-2052
Very High
61%
+6.4% $43,460 490,400
Philosophy and religion teachers, postsecondary
25-1126
Medium
36%
+0.7% $78,050 27,300
Phlebotomists
31-9097
High
45%
+5.6% $43,660 139,700
Photographers
27-4021
Medium
34%
+1.8% $42,520 151,200
Photographic process workers and processing machine operators
51-9151
High
45%
-2.6% $40,100 11,200
Physical scientists, all other
19-2099
High
46%
+0.6% $117,960 31,900
Physical therapist aides
31-2022
Medium
23%
+2.8% $34,520 45,600
Physical therapist assistants
31-2021
Medium
27%
+22.0% $65,510 111,500
Physical therapists
29-1123
Medium
21%
+10.9% $101,020 267,200
Physician assistants
29-1071
Medium
37%
+20.4% $133,260 162,700
Physicians, all other
29-1229
Low
11%
+2.5% N/A 340,700
Physicians, pathologists
29-1222
Medium
27%
+4.2% N/A 12,600
Physicists
19-2012
Medium
39%
+4.0% $166,290 24,600
Physics teachers, postsecondary
25-1054
Medium
29%
+2.5% $97,360 17,100
Pile driver operators
47-2072
Medium
27%
+4.3% $70,510 3,200
Pipelayers
47-2151
Medium
24%
-4.1% $48,710 34,400
Plant and system operators, all other
51-8099
Medium
29%
+1.6% $61,710 16,300
Plasterers and stucco masons
47-2161
Medium
23%
+4.1% $56,020 24,200
Plating machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
51-4193
Medium
38%
-13.6% $41,600 31,700
Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters
47-2152
Medium
27%
+4.5% $62,970 504,500
Podiatrists
29-1081
Medium
24%
+1.8% $152,800 9,700
Police and sheriff's patrol officers
33-3051
High
40%
+3.1% $76,290 698,800
Political science teachers, postsecondary
25-1065
Medium
32%
+2.0% $94,680 21,800
Political scientists
19-3094
Medium
30%
-3.1% $139,380 6,500
Postal service clerks
43-5051
Very High
64%
-3.5% $61,630 74,200
Postal service mail carriers
43-5052
High
45%
-3.5% $57,490 319,400
Postal service mail sorters, processors, and processing machine operators
43-5053
High
45%
-8.4% $56,530 106,400
Postmasters and mail superintendents
11-9131
Medium
34%
-3.5% $92,730 13,100
Postsecondary teachers, all other
25-1199
Medium
35%
+1.8% $78,490 183,400
Pourers and casters, metal
51-4052
Medium
27%
-4.7% $48,940 5,900
Power distributors and dispatchers
51-8012
High
56%
-3.2% $107,240 9,300
Power plant operators
51-8013
Medium
22%
-11.2% $99,670 31,600
Precision instrument and equipment repairers, all other
49-9069
Medium
35%
+2.0% $67,080 10,800
Prepress technicians and workers
51-5111
High
57%
-14.6% $47,300 26,200
Preschool teachers, except special education
25-2011
Medium
29%
+4.1% $37,120 555,100
Pressers, textile, garment, and related materials
51-6021
Medium
27%
-13.5% $33,880 28,400
Print binding and finishing workers
51-5113
Medium
25%
-16.1% $39,820 35,800
Printing press operators
51-5112
High
49%
-8.1% $45,160 150,200
Private detectives and investigators
33-9021
Very High
68%
+6.0% $52,370 43,600
Probation officers and correctional treatment specialists
21-1092
Medium
36%
+2.6% $64,520 92,300
Procurement clerks
43-3061
Very High
71%
-8.7% $48,510 61,900
Producers and directors
27-2012
High
56%
+4.9% $83,480 167,000
Production workers, all other
51-9199
Medium
35%
+0.5% $38,820 292,800
Production, planning, and expediting clerks
43-5061
Very High
69%
-1.8% $57,770 388,800
Project management specialists
13-1082
High
42%
+5.6% $100,750 1,046,300
Proofreaders and copy markers
43-9081
High
56%
-0.6% $49,210 12,000
Property appraisers and assessors
13-2020
Medium
35%
+3.8% $65,420 77,300
Property, real estate, and community association managers
11-9141
Medium
37%
+3.6% $66,700 466,100
Prosthodontists
29-1024
Low
19%
+4.5% N/A 900
Protective service workers, all other
33-9099
Medium
32%
+2.5% $41,600 84,000
Psychiatric aides
31-1133
Medium
36%
-0.4% $41,590 38,500
Psychiatric technicians
29-2053
Medium
23%
+20.0% $42,590 144,500
Psychiatrists
29-1223
Low
19%
+6.1% N/A 27,100
Psychologists, all other
19-3039
Medium
24%
+4.3% $117,580 55,300
Psychology teachers, postsecondary
25-1066
Medium
36%
+3.6% $80,330 52,500
Public relations managers
11-2032
Medium
34%
+5.0% $138,520 83,200
Public relations specialists
27-3031
Medium
35%
+4.8% $69,780 315,900
Public safety telecommunicators
43-5031
High
52%
+3.5% $50,730 105,200
Pump operators, except wellhead pumpers
53-7072
Medium
35%
+2.6% $60,020 13,100
Purchasing managers
11-3061
High
41%
+3.1% $139,510 83,500
Radiation therapists
29-1124
High
52%
+1.9% $101,990 19,200
Radio, cellular, and tower equipment installers and repairers
49-2021
Medium
28%
+8.6% $64,190 11,700
Radiologic technologists and technicians
29-2034
High
51%
+4.3% $77,660 228,000
Radiologists
29-1224
High
48%
+2.7% N/A 28,200
Rail car repairers
49-3043
Medium
22%
+2.8% $65,680 17,900
Rail transportation workers, all other
53-4099
Medium
35%
+3.9% $49,330 1,600
Rail yard engineers, dinkey operators, and hostlers
53-4013
High
40%
+0.3% $58,030 3,100
Rail-track laying and maintenance equipment operators
47-4061
Medium
25%
+1.6% $67,370 15,000
Railroad brake, signal, and switch operators and locomotive firers
53-4022
High
42%
+1.0% $65,480 11,000
Railroad conductors and yardmasters
53-4031
High
56%
+1.1% $74,080 36,800
Real estate brokers
41-9021
Medium
38%
+3.3% $72,280 111,300
Real estate sales agents
41-9022
Medium
29%
+3.1% $56,320 420,900
Receptionists and information clerks
43-4171
Very High
76%
0.0% $37,230 1,007,200
Recreation and fitness studies teachers, postsecondary
25-1193
Medium
29%
+2.4% $75,890 15,400
Recreation workers
39-9032
Medium
32%
+4.1% $35,380 327,700
Recreational therapists
29-1125
Medium
26%
+3.3% $60,280 16,100
Recreational vehicle service technicians
49-3092
Low
14%
+11.5% $50,540 19,500
Refractory materials repairers, except brickmasons
49-9045
Low
17%
-16.9% $58,540 1,100
Refuse and recyclable material collectors
53-7081
Medium
38%
+0.9% $48,350 147,900
Registered nurses
29-1141
Medium
26%
+4.9% $93,600 3,391,000
Rehabilitation counselors
21-1015
High
41%
+1.4% $46,110 91,900
Reinforcing iron and rebar workers
47-2171
Medium
26%
+4.6% $59,280 19,400
Religious workers, all other
21-2099
Medium
35%
+0.6% $45,120 88,400
Reservation and transportation ticket agents and travel clerks
43-4181
High
60%
+2.8% $41,460 131,900
Residential advisors
39-9041
Medium
35%
+3.8% $39,180 91,200
Respiratory therapists
29-1126
Medium
23%
+12.1% $80,450 139,600
Retail salespersons
41-2031
High
45%
-0.5% $34,580 3,936,700
Riggers
49-9096
Medium
31%
+3.2% $62,060 24,600
Rock splitters, quarry
47-5051
Medium
26%
+4.4% $47,460 3,200
Rolling machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic
51-4023
High
45%
-8.3% $48,630 22,500
Roof bolters, mining
47-5043
Medium
38%
-34.2% $76,640 2,300
Roofers
47-2181
Low
17%
+5.9% $50,970 166,700
Rotary drill operators, oil and gas
47-5012
Medium
31%
+0.2% $65,010 13,300
Roustabouts, oil and gas
47-5071
Medium
23%
+2.5% $47,510 46,000
Sailors and marine oilers
53-5011
High
42%
+2.3% $49,610 32,100
Sales and related workers, all other
41-9099
Medium
35%
+3.7% $46,370 122,600
Sales engineers
41-9031
High
46%
+5.5% $121,520 56,800
Sales managers
11-2022
High
48%
+4.7% $138,060 619,500
Sales representatives of services, except advertising, insurance, financial services, and travel
41-3091
Medium
38%
+3.1% $66,260 1,226,700
Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, except technical and scientific products
41-4012
Medium
39%
+0.3% $66,780 1,310,500
Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, technical and scientific products
41-4011
High
51%
+1.9% $100,070 303,200
Sawing machine setters, operators, and tenders, wood
51-7041
High
45%
-0.6% $39,950 45,000
School bus monitors
33-9094
Medium
27%
-2.7% $34,980 71,400
School psychologists
19-3034
Medium
36%
+0.7% $86,930 67,200
Secondary school teachers, except special and career/technical education
25-2031
Medium
39%
-1.6% $64,580 1,094,500
Secretaries and administrative assistants, except legal, medical, and executive
43-6014
Very High
77%
-1.6% $46,290 1,944,000
Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents
41-3031
High
53%
+3.3% $78,140 514,500
Security and fire alarm systems installers
49-2098
Medium
26%
+10.4% $59,300 85,900
Security guards
33-9032
Medium
31%
+0.4% $38,370 1,262,100
Self-enrichment teachers
25-3021
Medium
35%
+3.7% $45,590 417,500
Semiconductor processing technicians
51-9141
Medium
39%
+10.9% $51,180 31,900
Separating, filtering, clarifying, precipitating, and still machine setters, operators, and tenders
51-9012
Medium
35%
-4.3% $49,500 54,400
Septic tank servicers and sewer pipe cleaners
47-4071
Medium
25%
+7.6% $49,140 30,400
Service unit operators, oil and gas
47-5013
Medium
39%
+0.4% $57,980 45,200
Set and exhibit designers
27-1027
Medium
36%
+2.3% $66,280 31,300
Sewers, hand
51-6051
Medium
29%
-7.0% $33,760 5,400
Sewing machine operators
51-6031
Medium
31%
-10.8% $36,000 124,000
Shampooers
39-5093
Medium
30%
+5.5% $31,470 18,500
Sheet metal workers
47-2211
Medium
23%
+2.4% $60,850 127,000
Ship engineers
53-5031
Medium
39%
+1.6% $101,320 8,800
Shipping, receiving, and inventory clerks
43-5071
High
60%
-7.7% $43,190 862,200
Shoe and leather workers and repairers
51-6041
Medium
28%
-3.8% $35,950 9,500
Shoe machine operators and tenders
51-6042
High
41%
-3.7% $38,160 4,100
Shuttle drivers and chauffeurs
53-3053
Medium
36%
+6.7% $36,670 243,900
Signal and track switch repairers
49-9097
Medium
32%
+1.7% $83,600 8,700
Skincare specialists
39-5094
Medium
38%
+6.7% $41,560 97,400
Slaughterers and meat packers
51-3023
Medium
30%
+2.2% $39,790 69,600
Social and community service managers
11-9151
Medium
31%
+6.4% $78,240 219,800
Social and human service assistants
21-1093
Medium
39%
+6.4% $45,120 449,600
Social science research assistants
19-4061
High
60%
+4.4% $58,040 40,600
Social sciences teachers, postsecondary, all other
25-1069
Medium
35%
+1.7% $75,040 20,700
Social scientists and related workers, all other
19-3099
High
45%
-1.7% $100,340 40,800
Social work teachers, postsecondary
25-1113
Medium
26%
+2.3% $76,210 17,100
Social workers, all other
21-1029
Medium
35%
+3.9% $69,480 81,000
Sociologists
19-3041
High
42%
+3.6% $101,690 3,400
Sociology teachers, postsecondary
25-1067
Medium
26%
+2.1% $82,540 15,400
Software developers
15-1252
High
45%
+15.8% $133,080 1,693,800
Software quality assurance analysts and testers
15-1253
High
46%
+10.0% $102,610 201,700
Soil and plant scientists
19-1013
Medium
23%
+5.4% $71,410 20,700
Solar photovoltaic installers
47-2231
High
42%
+42.1% $51,860 28,600
Sound engineering technicians
27-4014
High
42%
-1.7% $66,430 16,900
Special education teachers, all other
25-2059
Medium
39%
+1.1% $67,430 41,000
Special education teachers, kindergarten and elementary school
25-2052
Medium
35%
-1.8% $63,000 230,200
Special education teachers, middle school
25-2057
Medium
36%
-1.9% $64,880 94,800
Special education teachers, preschool
25-2051
Medium
24%
+1.4% $62,190 29,300
Special education teachers, secondary school
25-2058
Medium
36%
-1.6% $69,590 164,200
Special effects artists and animators
27-1014
High
42%
+1.6% $99,800 57,100
Speech-language pathologists
29-1127
High
47%
+15.0% $95,410 187,400
Stationary engineers and boiler operators
51-8021
Medium
29%
+2.2% $75,190 33,300
Statistical assistants
43-9111
Very High
68%
-2.5% $51,440 6,500
Statisticians
15-2041
Very High
62%
+8.5% $103,300 32,200
Stockers and order fillers
53-7065
High
43%
+8.5% $37,090 2,764,800
Stonemasons
47-2022
Low
14%
-3.0% $51,990 12,100
Structural iron and steel workers
47-2221
Medium
25%
+4.4% $62,700 65,700
Structural metal fabricators and fitters
51-2041
Low
16%
-16.3% $49,900 53,800
Substance abuse, behavioral disorder, and mental health counselors
21-1018
Medium
35%
+16.8% $59,190 483,500
Substitute teachers, short-term
25-3031
Medium
35%
+1.6% $38,470 510,100
Subway and streetcar operators
53-4041
Medium
38%
+3.4% $84,830 9,600
Surgeons, all other
29-1249
Medium
35%
+3.9% N/A 25,100
Surgical assistants
29-9093
Medium
30%
+5.1% $60,290 25,300
Surgical technologists
29-2055
Medium
35%
+4.5% $62,830 115,600
Survey researchers
19-3022
Very High
61%
-5.2% $63,380 8,800
Surveying and mapping technicians
17-3031
High
54%
+4.5% $51,940 59,400
Surveyors
17-1022
High
58%
+4.4% $72,740 56,100
Switchboard operators, including answering service
43-2011
High
60%
-26.3% $38,370 36,600
Tailors, dressmakers, and custom sewers
51-6052
Medium
31%
-4.5% $40,860 38,800
Tank car, truck, and ship loaders
53-7121
Medium
39%
+4.3% $58,070 12,000
Tapers
47-2082
Medium
27%
+0.1% $64,700 15,600
Tax examiners and collectors, and revenue agents
13-2081
Very High
79%
-1.8% $59,740 57,600
Tax preparers
13-2082
Very High
71%
+4.5% $50,560 90,600
Taxi drivers
53-3054
Medium
35%
+11.1% $36,220 204,000
Teachers and instructors, all other
25-3099
Medium
35%
-0.1% $64,690 153,800
Teaching assistants, except postsecondary
25-9045
Medium
35%
-1.5% $35,240 1,422,800
Teaching assistants, postsecondary
25-9044
Medium
31%
+3.1% $44,930 193,600
Technical writers
27-3042
High
49%
+0.9% $91,670 56,400
Telecommunications equipment installers and repairers, except line installers
49-2022
Low
16%
-4.2% $62,630 156,900
Telecommunications line installers and repairers
49-9052
Medium
28%
-3.1% $70,500 99,900
Telemarketers
41-9041
High
49%
-22.1% $34,410 67,400
Telephone operators
43-2021
High
52%
-27.5% $39,130 4,000
Tellers
43-3071
Very High
65%
-12.9% $39,340 347,400
Terrazzo workers and finishers
47-2053
Low
15%
-11.1% $57,260 1,500
Textile bleaching and dyeing machine operators and tenders
51-6061
Medium
28%
-10.1% $37,320 6,200
Textile cutting machine setters, operators, and tenders
51-6062
Medium
39%
-11.7% $37,940 9,300
Textile knitting and weaving machine setters, operators, and tenders
51-6063
Medium
35%
-11.2% $38,260 15,300
Textile winding, twisting, and drawing out machine setters, operators, and tenders
51-6064
Medium
35%
-9.0% $37,660 21,700
Textile, apparel, and furnishings workers, all other
51-6099
Medium
35%
-9.4% $37,010 14,700
Therapists, all other
29-1129
Medium
25%
+11.5% $65,010 56,100
Tile and stone setters
47-2044
Medium
23%
+10.1% $52,240 52,600
Timing device assemblers and adjusters
51-2061
Medium
28%
-17.5% $40,790 200
Tire builders
51-9197
Medium
26%
+2.3% $55,580 20,900
Tire repairers and changers
49-3093
Medium
30%
+5.7% $37,120 113,400
Title examiners, abstractors, and searchers
23-2093
Very High
65%
+2.0% $54,980 57,400
Tool and die makers
51-4111
Medium
29%
-10.8% $63,180 55,200
Tool grinders, filers, and sharpeners
51-4194
Medium
35%
-7.8% $48,970 5,800
Tour and travel guides
39-7010
Medium
35%
+8.1% $36,660 55,800
Traffic technicians
53-6041
High
51%
+3.7% $58,480 7,900
Training and development managers
11-3131
Medium
23%
+5.8% $127,090 46,400
Training and development specialists
13-1151
Medium
35%
+10.8% $65,850 452,300
Transit and railroad police
33-3052
High
45%
+3.0% $82,320 3,100
Transportation inspectors
53-6051
High
41%
+1.7% $85,750 25,700
Transportation security screeners
33-9093
Medium
38%
-6.0% $63,360 50,100
Transportation workers, all other
53-6099
Medium
35%
+3.8% $39,630 11,500
Transportation, storage, and distribution managers
11-3071
High
53%
+6.1% $102,010 216,700
Travel agents
41-3041
High
41%
+2.2% $48,450 65,700
Tree trimmers and pruners
37-3013
Medium
31%
+3.3% $50,430 60,100
Tutors
25-3041
Medium
26%
+0.6% $40,090 215,500
Umpires, referees, and other sports officials
27-2023
High
42%
+5.7% $38,820 19,300
Underground mining machine operators, all other
47-5049
Medium
35%
-6.1% $67,220 3,600
Upholsterers
51-6093
Medium
36%
-1.8% $46,190 22,700
Urban and regional planners
19-3051
High
47%
+3.4% $83,720 44,700
Ushers, lobby attendants, and ticket takers
39-3031
High
48%
+1.2% $31,150 121,700
Veterinarians
29-1131
Medium
32%
+9.6% $125,510 86,400
Veterinary assistants and laboratory animal caretakers
31-9096
High
50%
+8.7% $37,320 117,800
Veterinary technologists and technicians
29-2056
High
44%
+9.1% $45,980 134,200
Waiters and waitresses
35-3031
High
45%
-0.7% $33,760 2,329,700
Watch and clock repairers
49-9064
High
42%
-1.1% $60,690 1,400
Water and wastewater treatment plant and system operators
51-8031
Medium
27%
-6.5% $58,260 132,400
Web and digital interface designers
15-1255
Medium
36%
+7.0% $98,090 128,900
Web developers
15-1254
Medium
39%
+7.5% $90,930 86,000
Weighers, measurers, checkers, and samplers, recordkeeping
43-5111
Very High
61%
-4.8% $45,650 49,800
Welders, cutters, solderers, and brazers
51-4121
Medium
29%
+2.2% $51,000 457,300
Welding, soldering, and brazing machine setters, operators, and tenders
51-4122
Medium
37%
-9.0% $47,060 38,900
Wellhead pumpers
53-7073
Medium
34%
-4.7% $70,010 18,800
Wind turbine service technicians
49-9081
Low
18%
+49.9% $62,580 13,600
Woodworkers, all other
51-7099
Medium
35%
-4.4% $41,220 17,600
Woodworking machine setters, operators, and tenders, except sawing
51-7042
Medium
29%
-1.8% $40,440 63,100
Word processors and typists
43-9022
Very High
80%
-36.1% $47,850 40,000
Writers and authors
27-3043
Medium
32%
+3.6% $72,270 135,400
Zoologists and wildlife biologists
19-1023
Medium
38%
+1.6% $72,860 18,200

Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics Employment Projections 2024–2034 and O*NET Database 30.0 Bureau of Labor Statistics Employment Projections 2024–2034 and O*NET Database 30.0