All Occupations

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

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (May 2024) and Employment Projections 2024-2034, roughly 170,000,000 U.S. jobs span these occupations; see the methodology for how each AI-exposure score is computed.

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