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Montgomery Employment

Employment and Industries in the Montgomery, Alabama Area

Montgomery's economy benefits from the numerous state and regional government agencies located in the city. The economy is also bolstered by the Maxwell Air Force Base, high-tech manufacturing, the Hyundai Motor Manufacturing plant and the public universities; Alabama State University and Auburn University-Montgomery. The city is also a prominent regional wholesale and distribution center for a wide variety of industries. In addition, Montgomery is a major processing center for crops including soybeans, cotton and peanuts.

The primary sectors for employment are the government, military, wholesale and retail trade, healthcare, agriculture, construction, finance and insurance, transportation, utilities, professional and business services, manufacturing, education and leisure and hospitality. Metal fabrication and lumber production also provide numerous jobs. Government agencies provide about 25% of the jobs in Montgomery and manufacturing provides about 8% of the positions. In addition, about 37% of the workforce is employed in management and professional positions.

Additional information of interest about Montgomery: During the daytime the population increases by about 17% due to workers commuting to Montgomery from the surrounding area. In 2008 the cost of living index for Montgomery was 83.5. The nation's average is 100. For residents over the age of 25 about 32% have a bachelor's or a higher degree. The average earnings in 2009 was $33,000. The city has an exceptionally low rate of worker and company unionization. Alabama passed the Right-to-Work act which means that employees cannot be forced to join a union.

The Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce provides a variety of assistance to companies operating in and moving to the city. The chamber of commerce helps industries with expansion plans by offering a conduit to statutory incentives, utilities, employee selection and training and also site location infrastructure.

Shown below are the cities largest employers:

  • Maxwell-Gunter Air Force Base
  • The state of Alabama
  • Montgomery Public Schools
  • Baptist Health - Hospitals/clinics
  • Hyundai Motor Manufacturing - Automobile manufacturing
  • Alfa Insurance
  • The City of Montgomery
  • 754th Electronics Systems Group - Information technology firms
  • Jackson Hospital & Clinic
  • Rheem Water Heaters - Water heater manufacturing
  • Regions Bank
  • Koch Foods - Poultry processing
  • U.S. Postal Service
  • MOBIS Alabama, LLC - Cockpit & chassis modules, bumper assembly & service parts
  • Colonial BancGroup
  • Alabama State University
  • Montgomery County
  • Neptune Technology Group - Water meters and electronic reading systems manufacturing
  • GKN Aerospace - Aircraft parts manufacturing
  • Montgomery County Commission
  • Alabama Power Company
  • Webster Industries - Plastic freezer and garbage bags manufacturing
  • US Foodservice
  • Central Alabama Veterans' Health Care Sys., West Campus
  • Auburn University Montgomery

Some of the primary business organizations associated with Mobile:

The Central Alabama Business Journal keeps up-to-date with the business activities in Montgomery.

Most Popular Jobs in Montgomery, Alabama Metro Area (2008 data)

Where the Majority of Workers Have College Degrees

RankTitleLocal JobsLocal Mean SalaryTypical Local SalaryNational Growth % 2006-2016National % With College Degree
1Registered nurses3,01058,960$42,760 - 79,15024%56%
2Accountants and auditors2,03055,800$33,980 - 82,24018%79%
3Elementary school teachers, except special education1,77043,240$34,640 - 53,10014%95%
4Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, except technical and scientific products1,35052,540$26,750 - 86,5608%51%
5Secondary school teachers, except special and vocational education1,18044,450$34,580 - 53,9406%96%
6Computer systems analysts91065,430$44,050 - 89,50029%68%
7Lawyers900107,220$45,270 - 11%99%
8Computer specialists, all other58073,470$49,110 - 97,74015%68%
9Financial managers55091,920$51,990 - 143,53013%60%
10Civil engineers55064,530$36,640 - 96,51018%87%
11Middle school teachers, except special and vocational education53043,360$33,750 - 53,51011%95%
12Child, family, and school social workers50046,050$27,970 - 65,41019%77%
13Public relations specialists48040,320$17,510 - 67,00018%81%
14Teachers and instructors, all other46038,930$18,220 - 77,6309%54%
15Management analysts42058,200$37,740 - 87,38022%78%
16Network systems and data communications analysts38064,660$38,800 - 96,21053%57%
17Pharmacists370107,710$81,880 - 133,70022%97%
18Social and human service assistants35024,920$14,820 - 33,91034%58%
19Computer programmers34062,870$38,660 - 88,3900%73%
20Network and computer systems administrators34061,630$38,540 - 94,77027%50%
21Managers, all other31086,330$42,500 - 134,2207%55%
22Educational, vocational, and school counselors31048,520$33,880 - 64,76013%73%
23Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists, all other30050,780$32,800 - 73,94017%56%
24Environmental scientists and specialists, including health29050,900$35,030 - 73,80025%93%
25Chief executives280162,090$65,720 - 2%65%
26Compliance officers, except agriculture, construction, health and safety, and transportation26052,680$33,970 - 75,2605%58%
27Instructional coordinators26067,410$41,130 - 82,43023%79%
28Education administrators, elementary and secondary school26068,550$54,760 - 83,2708%78%
29Computer and information systems managers250105,150$73,170 - 134,20016%73%
30Advertising sales agents24056,510$21,320 - 93,68020%56%
31Librarians23050,430$31,510 - 70,3704%85%
32Special education teachers, preschool, kindergarten, and elementary school23043,380$33,800 - 53,58020%87%
33Detectives and criminal investigators22053,730$32,820 - 85,40017%54%
34Graphic designers22043,500$27,870 - 71,82010%55%
35Medical and public health social workers22043,650$28,480 - 63,41024%77%
36Education administrators, all other21093,290$67,750 - 126,61013%78%
37Computer software engineers, applications20080,430$46,860 - 110,50045%85%
38Insurance underwriters19056,490$35,440 - 95,9306%53%
39Training and development specialists19044,640$23,510 - 67,69018%56%
40Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, technical and scientific products18066,380$33,280 - 129,73012%51%
41Mechanical engineers18069,710$46,490 - 94,4304%78%
42Medical and clinical laboratory technologists17046,280$33,010 - 61,04012%51%
43Employment, recruitment, and placement specialists17039,680$26,240 - 58,80018%56%
44Education administrators, postsecondary17071,890$43,590 - 109,37014%78%
45Sales managers170100,500$43,200 - 10%69%
46Medical and health services managers17083,370$43,800 - 121,31016%57%
47Editors16041,570$20,430 - 64,8402%81%
48Coaches and scouts16034,550$14,150 - 58,15015%60%
49Architects, except landscape and naval15077,680$44,210 - 121,90018%88%
50Environmental engineers15069,000$44,970 - 104,58025%86%
51Rehabilitation counselors15038,590$20,990 - 64,83023%73%
52Personal financial advisors150122,540$36,990 - 41%81%
53Special education teachers, secondary school15040,230$18,880 - 52,5209%87%
54Physical therapists14081,940$53,520 - 117,46027%89%
55Computer software engineers, systems software14068,120$44,390 - 98,41028%85%
56Surveyors14039,010$26,610 - 58,54024%82%
57Industrial engineers14068,290$49,850 - 87,39020%74%
58Social and community service managers13051,790$25,930 - 86,47025%72%
59Mental health counselors13048,780$27,950 - 80,08030%73%
60Electrical engineers130 $ - 6%81%
61Producers and directors13050,710$26,580 - 73,53011%75%
62Financial examiners13051,350$28,630 - 96,95011%76%
63Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents120104,360$33,050 - 25%67%
64Medical and clinical laboratory technicians12027,330$18,240 - 36,25015%51%
65Mental health and substance abuse social workers11040,430$28,010 - 57,51030%77%
66Engineering managers11091,740$68,940 - 127,2807%84%
67Financial specialists, all other10064,390$29,340 - 94,50012%50%
68Credit analysts10042,670$28,500 - 61,4002%60%
69Database administrators10064,060$41,570 - 90,58029%72%
70Self-enrichment education teachers10035,950$23,180 - 54,03023%54%
71Financial analysts10059,870$34,940 - 109,98034%87%
72Budget analysts10063,830$43,820 - 89,3207%78%
73Operations research analysts9051,340$36,530 - 65,51011%71%
74Floral designers9022,380$17,430 - 30,5500%55%
75Education, training, and library workers, all other9039,570$27,980 - 50,42011%79%
76Dentists, general90169,980$40,570 - 9%100%
77Special education teachers, middle school8046,100$36,450 - 58,22016%87%
78Health educators8034,730$16,970 - 53,89026%58%
79Technical writers8048,300$27,300 - 68,02020%74%
80Reporters and correspondents8034,700$18,460 - 64,8901%85%
81Survey researchers8026,570$16,570 - 69,17016%82%
82Adult literacy, remedial education, and GED teachers and instructors8035,820$20,730 - 54,18014%54%
83Public relations managers8069,050$43,780 - 107,27017%75%
84Statisticians7054,310$37,070 - 77,9509%93%
85Writers and authors7061,270$28,800 - 98,40013%84%
86Chemists7062,960$37,580 - 97,1909%93%
87Veterinarians7082,550$63,370 - 101,46035%100%
88Human resources managers, all other7091,860$55,130 - 133,22011%58%
89Purchasing managers7083,450$57,270 - 113,2003%57%
90Occupational therapists6077,050$55,280 - 122,11023%90%
91Education administrators, preschool and child care center/program6042,980$28,420 - 64,11024%78%
92Computer hardware engineers6081,980$56,110 - 109,6305%70%
93Dietitians and nutritionists6049,320$33,280 - 73,8609%72%
94Compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists6045,180$33,600 - 62,51018%56%
95Speech-language pathologists6064,540$35,190 - 99,93011%98%
96Interior designers6044,670$31,870 - 65,47020%55%
97Legislators5017,590$13,040 - 27,8101%65%
98Cartographers and photogrammetrists5042,310$28,080 - 65,66020%82%
99Community and social service specialists, all other5044,570$19,330 - 65,59025%58%
100Occupational health and safety specialists5064,560$44,600 - 84,2908%72%

Where the Majority of Workers Do Not Have College Degrees

RankTitleLocal JobsLocal Mean SalaryTypical Local SalaryNational Growth % 2006-2016National % With College Degree
1Cashiers5,71015,950$12,850 - 20,200-2%10%
2Retail salespersons5,09025,730$13,470 - 46,23012%25%
3Team assemblers4,83036,550$18,830 - 50,9500%5%
4Secretaries, except legal, medical, and executive4,39028,560$20,080 - 39,3301%18%
5Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand3,76022,020$15,520 - 30,9202%5%
6Office clerks, general3,67021,180$14,110 - 30,02013%19%
7Combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast food3,19014,700$12,750 - 17,04018%5%
8General and operations managers3,00091,450$43,880 - 165,3302%48%
9Stock clerks and order fillers2,77021,570$13,840 - 32,590-7%8%
10Waiters and waitresses2,63017,200$12,960 - 25,01011%14%
11Janitors and cleaners, except maids and housekeeping cleaners2,54018,510$13,250 - 25,31015%4%
12Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks2,51029,600$19,530 - 40,88013%16%
13Customer service representatives2,40026,990$15,650 - 39,68025%22%
14First-line supervisors/managers of office and administrative support workers2,20043,620$25,430 - 67,9606%29%
15Truck drivers, heavy and tractor-trailer2,04040,740$24,140 - 62,05010%4%
16First-line supervisors/managers of retail sales workers1,92034,300$21,170 - 48,6804%25%
17Security guards1,83018,090$12,970 - 27,66017%13%
18Maintenance and repair workers, general1,74035,630$18,800 - 60,21010%6%
19Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants1,58020,140$16,560 - 25,21018%7%
20Teacher assistants1,44016,280$13,080 - 19,95010%18%
21Maids and housekeeping cleaners1,43015,880$12,920 - 20,05013%5%
22Food preparation workers1,40016,600$13,030 - 20,38015%7%
23Cooks, restaurant1,40019,750$13,410 - 29,11012%5%
24Truck drivers, light or delivery services1,24026,940$16,560 - 46,1008%4%
25Landscaping and groundskeeping workers1,23020,460$13,660 - 30,17018%6%
26First-line supervisors/managers of food preparation and serving workers1,23026,500$17,480 - 37,82011%14%
27Executive secretaries and administrative assistants1,11042,660$29,690 - 59,78015%18%
28Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses1,11034,210$27,090 - 42,71014%7%
29Tellers1,10021,410$16,990 - 27,46014%16%
30Correctional officers and jailers1,10035,340$23,840 - 49,18017%11%
31First-line supervisors/managers of production and operating workers1,02048,000$25,640 - 78,880-4%15%
32Receptionists and information clerks1,02021,770$15,280 - 29,84017%13%
33Police and sheriff's patrol officers1,00038,270$25,720 - 55,36011%33%
34Industrial truck and tractor operators99029,230$20,130 - 39,350-1%2%
35Packers and packagers, hand98021,930$15,370 - 32,550-11%3%
36Construction laborers97023,790$16,950 - 32,29011%5%
37Home health aides92016,760$13,090 - 21,18049%7%
38Cooks, fast food90014,650$12,730 - 16,6808%5%
39Helpers--production workers88021,770$16,160 - 29,6700%4%
40Child care workers88016,180$12,960 - 21,38018%15%
41Bill and account collectors83022,970$17,580 - 31,59023%13%
42Automotive service technicians and mechanics79034,860$21,440 - 51,54014%4%
43First-line supervisors/managers of construction trades and extraction workers79048,190$32,300 - 70,4609%10%
44First-line supervisors/managers of mechanics, installers, and repairers78052,440$33,600 - 77,9607%13%
45Counter and rental clerks77020,910$13,310 - 31,37023%16%
46Business operations specialists, all other75061,790$37,060 - 92,48021%49%
47Bus drivers, school71015,390$12,860 - 19,2909%4%
48Carpenters69029,760$18,920 - 40,37010%6%
49Medical assistants67024,750$17,090 - 33,47035%10%
50Loan interviewers and clerks67028,520$20,640 - 38,9900%24%
51Welders, cutters, solderers, and brazers67031,460$22,640 - 40,2305%2%
52Electricians66036,450$26,990 - 50,7907%7%
53Shipping, receiving, and traffic clerks65026,770$16,540 - 39,6104%6%
54Cleaners of vehicles and equipment61017,090$13,010 - 22,46014%3%
55Dishwashers60016,690$13,090 - 21,39010%3%
56Billing and posting clerks and machine operators59026,820$18,830 - 37,5404%15%
57Computer support specialists58038,420$23,010 - 59,45013%43%
58Machinists58032,240$19,090 - 46,840-2%3%
59Cooks, institution and cafeteria57017,530$13,470 - 21,18011%5%
60Operating engineers and other construction equipment operators57028,270$21,370 - 37,9208%3%
61Pharmacy technicians57025,690$17,310 - 35,48032%16%
62Assemblers and fabricators, all other54018,700$13,410 - 24,560-8%5%
63Hairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists51030,710$16,050 - 40,52012%6%
64Loan officers46056,890$33,150 - 96,87012%49%
65Driver/sales workers46026,360$13,640 - 44,860-4%4%
66Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers46028,670$19,410 - 39,970-6%14%
67Claims adjusters, examiners, and investigators43052,340$27,210 - 77,3209%47%
68Interviewers, except eligibility and loan42034,240$17,990 - 60,10010%24%
69Hosts and hostesses, restaurant, lounge, and coffee shop42015,440$12,870 - 19,36010%17%
70Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks41016,610$13,230 - 20,04017%14%
71Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters41039,140$21,980 - 83,18011%4%
72Legal secretaries41031,270$20,660 - 42,26012%18%
73Postal service mail carriers410 1%11%
74Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers40031,740$20,720 - 48,1209%3%
75Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products40051,210$30,770 - 78,4000%42%
76Counter attendants, cafeteria, food concession, and coffee shop40015,880$12,910 - 20,55010%8%
77Cutting, punching, and press machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic39030,640$22,080 - 39,970-14%0%
78Cement masons and concrete finishers39027,710$17,110 - 38,41011%2%
79Bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists38035,710$25,760 - 47,32012%3%
80Fitness trainers and aerobics instructors38027,500$13,700 - 48,53027%47%
81Helpers--electricians37023,340$17,460 - 30,5707%3%
82Eligibility interviewers, government programs35037,770$25,790 - 55,1903%38%
83Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers34014,790$12,760 - 17,63012%6%
84Industrial machinery mechanics34037,290$27,610 - 48,9409%5%
85Bartenders33016,330$12,950 - 20,25011%17%
86Postal service mail sorters, processors, and processing machine operators330 -7%12%
87Telecommunications equipment installers and repairers, except line installers33044,270$24,360 - 63,5503%13%
88Pressers, textile, garment, and related materials32015,360$12,840 - 19,500-3%3%
89Human resources assistants, except payroll and timekeeping31035,140$23,190 - 48,26011%29%
90Civil engineering technicians30033,480$21,350 - 49,73010%18%
91Radiologic technologists and technicians29042,530$28,780 - 60,33015%25%
92Highway maintenance workers29024,730$17,730 - 34,8109%5%
93Amusement and recreation attendants29016,700$12,850 - 24,57024%22%
94Healthcare support workers, all other28025,190$16,950 - 39,51016%10%
95Office and administrative support workers, all other28030,570$14,560 - 49,760-8%32%
96Tax examiners, collectors, and revenue agents28053,190$34,790 - 78,5602%43%
97Parts salespersons28036,000$20,180 - 56,840-1%6%
98Medical records and health information technicians28025,760$16,290 - 40,18018%12%
99Paralegals and legal assistants28039,450$23,760 - 54,03022%45%
100First-line supervisors/managers of transportation and material-moving machine and vehicle operators27045,260$26,600 - 67,00010%17%
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Jobs More Common Near Montgomery Than Most Other Cities

* Average job popularity for metro areas = 1.0

TitleMean Local SalaryLocal JobsPop. vs. Avg.*
Cooks, all other19,98012010.7
Education administrators, all other93,2902107.3
Grinding and polishing workers, hand21,0401905.4
Insulation workers, mechanical48,6301204.6
Pressers, textile, garment, and related materials15,3603204.6
Correctional officers and jailers35,3401,1004.5
Control and valve installers and repairers, except mechanical door38,1801704.5
Financial examiners51,3501304.3
Tax examiners, collectors, and revenue agents53,1902804.1
Pipelayers42,4402304
Team assemblers36,5504,8303.9
Eligibility interviewers, government programs37,7703503.6
Environmental scientists and specialists, including health50,9002903
Painters, transportation equipment33,7001502.9
Helpers--electricians23,3403702.9
Civil engineering technicians33,4803002.9
Structural iron and steel workers35,4602002.9
Electrical power-line installers and repairers52,4002602.7
Highway maintenance workers24,7302902.7
Loan interviewers and clerks28,5206702.5
Environmental engineers69,0001502.4
Computer specialists, all other73,4705802.3
Surgical technologists34,5102502.3
Police, fire, and ambulance dispatchers28,5202402.3
Surveyors39,0101402.2
Veterinary assistants and laboratory animal caretakers19,9601702.1
Detectives and criminal investigators53,7302202.1
Business teachers, postsecondary76,1301402
Surveying and mapping technicians24,4701702
Coating, painting, and spraying machine setters, operators, and tenders28,2502001.9
Secretaries, except legal, medical, and executive28,5604,3901.9
English language and literature teachers, postsecondary55,0101101.9
Mobile heavy equipment mechanics, except engines42,8502601.8
Assemblers and fabricators, all other18,7005401.8
Pest control workers26,6801301.7
Instructional coordinators67,4102601.7
Education administrators, postsecondary71,8901701.7
Producers and directors50,7101301.6
Helpers--production workers21,7708801.6
Cabinetmakers and bench carpenters23,7002101.6
Civil engineers64,5305501.6
Welders, cutters, solderers, and brazers31,4606701.6
Cement masons and concrete finishers27,7103901.6
Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks16,6104101.6
Physical therapist assistants44,7301101.6
Interviewers, except eligibility and loan34,2404201.6
Bill and account collectors22,9708301.6
Child, family, and school social workers46,0505001.6
Tellers21,4101,1001.6
Insurance underwriters56,4901901.5

Work Paying Relatively Well in the Montgomery, Alabama Metro Area (2008 data)

* Average Salary Index for metro areas = 1.0

TitleMean Local SalarySalary Index *Local Jobs
Personal financial advisors122,5401.54150
Team assemblers36,5501.344,830
Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents104,3601.32120
Hairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists30,7101.22510
Education administrators, all other93,2901.22210
Advertising sales agents56,5101.21240
Interviewers, except eligibility and loan34,2401.21420
Mental health counselors48,7801.2130
Parts salespersons36,0001.18280
Insulation workers, mechanical48,6301.18120
Instructional coordinators67,4101.17260
Pipelayers42,4401.16230
Food batchmakers29,3701.14140
Vocational education teachers, postsecondary55,5501.14110
Child, family, and school social workers46,0501.13500
Physical therapists81,9401.12140
Executive secretaries and administrative assistants42,6601.11,110
Computer, automated teller, and office machine repairers40,6601.09180
Computer specialists, all other73,4701.09580
Truck drivers, heavy and tractor-trailer40,7401.092,040
All other information and record clerks35,7301.08250
Graphic designers43,5001.08220
Physicians and surgeons, all other192,2201.08230
Chief executives162,0901.08280
Packers and packagers, hand21,9301.08980
Sheet metal workers44,7101.07190
Rehabilitation counselors38,5901.07150
Architects, except landscape and naval77,6801.07150
Electrical and electronic equipment assemblers31,1401.06190
Retail salespersons25,7301.055,090
Cutting, punching, and press machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic30,6401.05390
Business operations specialists, all other61,7901.05750
Structural metal fabricators and fitters35,3601.05140
Lawyers107,2201.05900
Compliance officers, except agriculture, construction, health and safety, and transportation52,6801.04260
Managers, all other86,3301.04310
Computer software engineers, applications80,4301.04200
Computer and information systems managers105,1501.04250
Maintenance and repair workers, general35,6301.041,740
Business teachers, postsecondary76,1301.03140
Production, planning, and expediting clerks42,1001.03220
Pharmacists107,7101.03370
Teachers and instructors, all other38,9301.02460
Sales managers100,5001.02170
Recreation workers24,5601.02220
Mental health and substance abuse social workers40,4301.01110
Human resources assistants, except payroll and timekeeping35,1401.01310
Driver/sales workers26,3601.01460
Eligibility interviewers, government programs37,7701350
Network and computer systems administrators61,6301340

Highest Paying Jobs in Montgomery, Alabama Metro Area (2008 data)

TitleMean Local SalaryLocal Jobs
Physicians and surgeons, all other192,220230
Pediatricians, general188,71030
Dentists, general169,98090
Chief executives162,090280
Personal financial advisors122,540150
Pharmacists107,710370
Lawyers107,220900
Administrative law judges, adjudicators, and hearing officers105,490 
Computer and information systems managers105,150250
Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents104,360120
Sales managers100,500170
Podiatrists100,33040
Physician assistants99,45030
Education administrators, all other93,290210
Financial managers91,920550
Human resources managers, all other91,86070
Engineering managers91,740110
General and operations managers91,4503,000
Marketing managers90,23040
Managers, all other86,330310
Purchasing managers83,45070
Medical and health services managers83,370170
Veterinarians82,55070
Computer hardware engineers81,98060
Physical therapists81,940140
Computer software engineers, applications80,430200
Construction managers79,910220
Architects, except landscape and naval77,680150
Occupational therapists77,05060
Law teachers, postsecondary76,43040
Business teachers, postsecondary76,130140
Health specialties teachers, postsecondary75,51050
Industrial production managers75,300150
Transportation, storage, and distribution managers74,13090
Computer specialists, all other73,470580
Education administrators, postsecondary71,890170
Administrative services managers71,250120
Computer science teachers, postsecondary71,06050
Mechanical engineers69,710180
Public relations managers69,05080
Environmental engineers69,000150
Education administrators, elementary and secondary school68,550260
Industrial engineers68,290140
Computer software engineers, systems software68,120140
Power distributors and dispatchers67,76040
Instructional coordinators67,410260
First-line supervisors/managers of non-retail sales workers66,900260
Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, technical and scientific products66,380180
Computer systems analysts65,430910
Network systems and data communications analysts64,660380

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