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Savannah Employment

Employment and Industries in the Savannah, Georgia Area

Tourism is a significant contributor to Savannah's economy, due to the popular architecture and historic buildings. Other major economic elements are the Port of Savannah, the military and manufacturing. The diverse manufacturing sector employs a large number of workers. The county is home to over 250 manufacturing facilities. International Paper is one of the city's largest employers. In addition, the area is home to Gulfstream Aerospace, a prominent producer of private jets. Savannah is also home to the North American headquarters of JCB, one of the world's largest manufactures of construction equipment.

The Port of Savannah is one of the largest container ports in the nation. Hunter Army Airfield and Fort Stewart military bases are also located in the region and employ a vast number of people. The transportation industry is also a significant economic factor.

Several workforce development and training programs are available which offer students educational and professional technical skills via internships, apprenticeships and professional development programs. The programs include Project Workforce, Coastal Empire Tech Prep Consortium, Coastal Workforce Services, the Intellectual Capital Partnership Program and the Quick Start Pre-employment Training Program.

The largest employers in the Savannah region are shown below:

  • Memorial Health
  • Gulfstream Aerospace Corp
  • St. Joseph's/Candler
  • Fort Stewart Hunter Army Airfield
  • City of Savannah
  • Walmart
  • Chatham County
  • Georgia Pacific Corp
  • Kroger
  • Savannah College of Art & Design
  • International Paper
  • Home Depot
  • Great Dane Trailers
  • Sitel
  • Savannah Electric
  • South Coast Medical Group
  • Derst Baking Company
  • Publix
  • The Landings Club
  • Imperial Sugar
  • JCB Inc
  • R.B. Baker
  • The Westin Savannah Harbor Golf Resort and Spa
  • Savannah Morning News
  • AirTran Airways
  • Sun Trust Bank
  • Colonial Group
  • Brasseler USA

Savannah's Major sectors for employment are shown below:

  • Trade, transportation and utilities
  • Government
  • Education and health services
  • Leisure and hospitality
  • Professional and business services
  • Manufacturing
  • Construction

Noteworthy information regarding the city of Savannah: Approximately 20% of the city's residents hold a bachelor's degree or better. In 2008 the cost of living index was at 85.9. The nation's average is 100. The estimated median household income in 2007 was $35,000.

Savannah companies have access to helpful business organizations including:

The Savannah Morning News offers up-to-date information regarding the business activities in Savannah.

Most Popular Jobs in Savannah, Georgia 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 nurses3,63068,790$43,500 - 91,06024%56%
2Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, except technical and scientific products1,45069,550$28,040 - 121,6208%51%
3Elementary school teachers, except special education1,39047,950$35,360 - 63,76014%95%
4Accountants and auditors89059,650$34,990 - 97,92018%79%
5Chief executives520150,200$61,980 - 2%65%
6Sales managers49097,660$46,040 - 161,98010%69%
7Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, technical and scientific products46068,920$34,970 - 122,52012%51%
8Financial managers39089,290$46,460 - 141,38013%60%
9Medical and health services managers37078,940$43,150 - 119,42016%57%
10Lawyers360102,050$55,900 - 11%99%
11Computer systems analysts34060,160$41,870 - 81,32029%68%
12Training and development specialists33055,090$30,700 - 80,87018%56%
13Compliance officers, except agriculture, construction, health and safety, and transportation32043,470$26,970 - 67,9105%58%
14Education administrators, elementary and secondary school30077,820$53,630 - 105,7308%78%
15Social and human service assistants26023,900$13,890 - 37,92034%58%
16Pharmacists26099,500$85,360 - 127,23022%97%
17Educational, vocational, and school counselors26046,250$29,820 - 64,64013%73%
18Instructional coordinators25050,410$27,700 - 76,23023%79%
19Industrial engineers25085,200$55,420 - 133,34020%74%
20Management analysts250101,130$44,810 - 22%78%
21Civil engineers23073,210$45,710 - 104,48018%87%
22Social and community service managers21051,350$33,660 - 75,45025%72%
23Librarians21055,920$42,610 - 70,4304%85%
24Child, family, and school social workers20040,170$27,310 - 60,87019%77%
25Medical and clinical laboratory technologists19049,250$33,510 - 64,50012%51%
26Detectives and criminal investigators19053,900$35,680 - 85,46017%54%
27Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents18066,440$31,390 - 118,90025%67%
28Medical and clinical laboratory technicians18027,990$18,480 - 45,39015%51%
29Financial analysts18070,520$36,630 - 110,36034%87%
30Community and social service specialists, all other17028,770$21,700 - 38,38025%58%
31Graphic designers17037,440$25,130 - 60,78010%55%
32Editors170 $ - 2%81%
33Special education teachers, preschool, kindergarten, and elementary school17049,070$35,060 - 65,45020%87%
34Medical and public health social workers17052,110$32,110 - 68,79024%77%
35Architects, except landscape and naval16062,500$32,700 - 98,73018%88%
36Employment, recruitment, and placement specialists16045,700$26,560 - 69,55018%56%
37Self-enrichment education teachers15053,420$33,500 - 69,65023%54%
38Network and computer systems administrators15053,230$35,680 - 75,75027%50%
39Probation officers and correctional treatment specialists15035,640$25,530 - 48,11011%58%
40Computer and information systems managers15085,040$50,430 - 127,02016%73%
41Marketing managers14091,440$60,260 - 109,96014%69%
42Speech-language pathologists14056,310$37,790 - 78,28011%98%
43Coaches and scouts14032,330$13,550 - 57,80015%60%
44Advertising sales agents13039,120$17,780 - 69,37020%56%
45Public relations specialists13045,000$31,880 - 62,33018%81%
46Physical therapists13063,810$31,440 - 87,77027%89%
47Surveyors12044,110$28,950 - 62,55024%82%
48Engineering managers12099,340$58,420 - 135,1207%84%
49Education administrators, postsecondary12084,190$44,490 - 134,45014%78%
50Social workers, all other9054,020$28,270 - 74,42018%77%
51Meeting and convention planners8040,110$19,380 - 65,16020%67%
52Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists, all other8052,640$14,870 - 82,63017%56%
53Rehabilitation counselors8036,020$21,820 - 54,12023%73%
54Managers, all other8072,240$44,080 - 107,6407%55%
55Health educators8047,020$29,660 - 69,20026%58%
56Environmental scientists and specialists, including health8045,570$27,790 - 68,72025%93%
57Computer programmers8058,450$35,700 - 88,1700%73%
58Market research analysts8051,990$30,770 - 72,31020%82%
59Dentists, general80185,800$90,310 - 9%100%
60Electrical engineers8091,950$63,060 - 112,8606%81%
61Compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists7052,950$33,110 - 81,56018%56%
62Purchasing managers7092,310$60,500 - 128,3103%57%
63Occupational therapists6067,110$53,710 - 83,27023%90%
64Network systems and data communications analysts6070,030$45,350 - 103,61053%57%
65Database administrators6057,500$31,960 - 94,96029%72%
66Chemists6067,680$38,190 - 112,3709%93%
67Financial specialists, all other60 $ - 12%50%
68Clinical, counseling, and school psychologists6059,810$33,010 - 83,58016%99%
69Human resources managers, all other6091,130$49,050 - 149,12011%58%
70Healthcare practitioners and technical workers, all other5071,450$22,220 - 15%72%
71Mental health and substance abuse social workers5033,190$22,200 - 48,58030%77%
72Environmental engineers5067,250$43,050 - 98,61025%86%
73Dietitians and nutritionists5042,380$27,960 - 54,6709%72%
74Veterinarians5085,080$50,890 - 153,45035%100%
75Budget analysts5056,310$39,240 - 80,0707%78%
76Merchandise displayers and window trimmers5033,230$17,200 - 53,90011%55%
77Producers and directors5057,350$33,230 - 107,06011%75%
78Computer software engineers, systems software4070,690$37,130 - 105,19028%85%
79Compensation and benefits managers4073,200$38,870 - 105,61012%58%
80Floral designers4021,820$17,300 - 26,7600%55%
81Legislators4017,340$12,920 - 22,8101%65%
82Reporters and correspondents4034,200$18,140 - 49,1501%85%
83Occupational health and safety specialists4069,040$50,740 - 95,4308%72%
84Health and safety engineers, except mining safety engineers and inspectors4064,780$44,790 - 88,66010%74%
85Recreational therapists4040,090$30,370 - 50,8104%77%
86Interior designers4035,200$20,000 - 55,15020%55%
87Physical scientists, all other3097,330$60,290 - 145,2006%98%
88Advertising and promotions managers3069,980$32,850 - 121,0206%76%
89Public relations managers3067,380$38,510 - 111,05017%75%

Where the Majority of Workers Do Not Have College Degrees

RankTitleLocal JobsLocal Mean SalaryTypical Local SalaryNational Growth % 2006-2016National % With College Degree
1Retail salespersons6,66021,920$13,470 - 34,13012%25%
2Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand5,67029,650$14,480 - 53,4602%5%
3Combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast food5,12016,200$12,930 - 21,79018%5%
4Waiters and waitresses4,05020,300$13,050 - 33,93011%14%
5Cashiers3,84016,880$13,120 - 21,040-2%10%
6Office clerks, general3,33024,590$14,450 - 36,37013%19%
7General and operations managers3,05086,410$44,360 - 137,0802%48%
8Janitors and cleaners, except maids and housekeeping cleaners2,68019,920$13,700 - 26,20015%4%
9Customer service representatives2,42027,640$16,900 - 40,42025%22%
10Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks2,12031,170$17,280 - 45,27013%16%
11Executive secretaries and administrative assistants2,12035,050$24,150 - 50,02015%18%
12Teacher assistants2,00019,330$13,390 - 25,56010%18%
13First-line supervisors/managers of office and administrative support workers1,99045,720$27,520 - 71,5306%29%
14Stock clerks and order fillers1,98023,820$14,420 - 37,280-7%8%
15Truck drivers, heavy and tractor-trailer1,96039,010$23,630 - 52,85010%4%
16Secretaries, except legal, medical, and executive1,93024,590$14,520 - 34,6801%18%
17Maids and housekeeping cleaners1,82017,060$13,450 - 20,42013%5%
18Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants1,78020,980$16,950 - 25,92018%7%
19Maintenance and repair workers, general1,73033,450$19,030 - 50,30010%6%
20Truck drivers, light or delivery services1,67031,770$16,010 - 53,4208%4%
21Construction laborers1,65024,560$13,760 - 41,12011%5%
22Security guards1,58021,410$13,690 - 34,41017%13%
23First-line supervisors/managers of retail sales workers1,57035,730$21,220 - 52,8304%25%
24First-line supervisors/managers of food preparation and serving workers1,33031,520$17,420 - 47,50011%14%
25Receptionists and information clerks1,25022,260$14,320 - 30,78017%13%
26Cooks, restaurant1,18022,620$17,190 - 30,00012%5%
27Aircraft mechanics and service technicians1,16048,400$42,670 - 56,34011%11%
28Electricians1,11044,160$28,020 - 65,3407%7%
29Industrial truck and tractor operators1,11031,820$21,950 - 48,750-1%2%
30Landscaping and groundskeeping workers1,05024,120$16,240 - 43,61018%6%
31Child care workers1,03016,080$12,950 - 20,60018%15%
32Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses96037,300$28,250 - 48,60014%7%
33Food preparation workers95021,240$13,580 - 34,93015%7%
34Automotive service technicians and mechanics94035,790$20,230 - 55,49014%4%
35Cooks, fast food90019,080$13,680 - 28,4008%5%
36First-line supervisors/managers of construction trades and extraction workers90054,360$36,540 - 74,4209%10%
37Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks88018,970$16,320 - 23,35017%14%
38Dishwashers83017,470$13,290 - 23,53010%3%
39First-line supervisors/managers of mechanics, installers, and repairers82056,290$33,290 - 82,7707%13%
40First-line supervisors/managers of production and operating workers79055,800$36,770 - 79,670-4%15%
41Shipping, receiving, and traffic clerks76032,490$20,400 - 52,2604%6%
42Packers and packagers, hand75016,060$12,960 - 20,550-11%3%
43Police and sheriff's patrol officers72036,830$27,590 - 49,91011%33%
44Industrial machinery mechanics69048,770$36,240 - 62,2109%5%
45Counter and rental clerks65020,150$13,110 - 31,46023%16%
46Team assemblers63029,170$18,410 - 44,8400%5%
47Bus drivers, school63031,470$25,730 - 44,3509%4%
48Carpenters59034,080$22,730 - 44,91010%6%
49Billing and posting clerks and machine operators58030,300$23,630 - 38,6204%15%
50First-line supervisors/managers of helpers, laborers, and material movers, hand53051,850$28,220 - 70,77013%17%
51Fire fighters50035,760$27,400 - 46,55012%18%
52Packaging and filling machine operators and tenders48030,110$20,830 - 46,310-4%5%
53Medical assistants48026,290$21,120 - 31,70035%10%
54Hosts and hostesses, restaurant, lounge, and coffee shop48017,630$13,260 - 23,90010%17%
55Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers47041,310$27,490 - 62,190-6%14%
56Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers46033,900$25,430 - 44,0009%3%
57Preschool teachers, except special education45022,870$13,190 - 43,38026%43%
58Medical secretaries45029,780$21,530 - 39,92017%18%
59Bartenders45016,940$12,940 - 24,61011%17%
60Loan officers45075,060$37,490 - 139,18012%49%
61Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters44035,880$25,940 - 48,23011%4%
62Computer support specialists43040,400$23,900 - 64,35013%43%
63Business operations specialists, all other43059,540$34,360 - 96,16021%49%
64Bill and account collectors41031,100$22,110 - 41,66023%13%
65Cleaners of vehicles and equipment40022,110$16,860 - 29,49014%3%
66Hairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists40028,910$13,370 - 58,50012%6%
67Dental assistants39028,020$18,910 - 39,68029%9%
68Real estate sales agents39032,490$17,570 - 42,52011%45%
69Helpers--pipelayers, plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters38024,930$16,020 - 32,20012%3%
70Production, planning, and expediting clerks38048,680$29,060 - 65,2804%30%
71Art, drama, and music teachers, postsecondary38057,710$41,740 - 81,8700%0%
72Construction managers38081,810$42,110 - 153,89016%29%
73Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products37051,480$30,410 - 78,2900%42%
74Loan interviewers and clerks37031,390$23,620 - 40,4600%24%
75First-line supervisors/managers of transportation and material-moving machine and vehicle operators37055,670$34,580 - 93,12010%17%
76Administrative services managers36058,560$34,700 - 92,87012%40%
77Sheet metal workers35034,000$26,520 - 47,1207%4%
78Postal service mail carriers350 1%11%
79Physicians and surgeons, all other340203,190$106,540 - 0%0%
80Operating engineers and other construction equipment operators33029,670$21,350 - 40,8608%3%
81Pharmacy technicians33026,690$19,400 - 35,81032%16%
82Cooks, institution and cafeteria32020,770$16,070 - 29,51011%5%
83Tellers31024,230$20,370 - 30,37014%16%
84Welders, cutters, solderers, and brazers31038,800$27,800 - 51,2705%2%
85Legal secretaries30033,160$20,520 - 42,89012%18%
86Machinists30041,690$26,480 - 58,690-2%3%
87Mixing and blending machine setters, operators, and tenders30043,550$31,090 - 55,270-4%4%
88Paving, surfacing, and tamping equipment operators29030,130$20,790 - 39,7709%0%
89Tour guides and escorts29024,540$17,320 - 35,48021%29%
90Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers29017,310$13,060 - 24,85012%6%
91Paper goods machine setters, operators, and tenders28041,350$26,740 - 51,110-17%0%
92Laundry and dry-cleaning workers28018,800$14,000 - 24,27010%5%
93Helpers--electricians28024,410$18,690 - 30,9907%3%
94Amusement and recreation attendants27018,320$13,390 - 25,58024%22%
95Painters, construction and maintenance26028,300$21,080 - 34,75012%6%
96Bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists26037,430$27,560 - 49,43012%3%
97Taxi drivers and chauffeurs26015,180$12,800 - 19,04013%15%
98First-line supervisors/managers of housekeeping and janitorial workers25031,320$20,690 - 46,31013%11%
99Payroll and timekeeping clerks25031,340$17,110 - 47,0603%18%
100Dispatchers, except police, fire, and ambulance25038,800$21,030 - 58,8602%11%
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Strayer University
Savannah, Georgia
  • Programs: Business And Management, Computer Science And Engineering, Design, Education And Teaching, Family And Social Work, Hospitality, Law, Liberal Arts, Media, Medical Administration, Medical Support And Technology, Security And Law Enforcement
  • Degrees/Course Work: Associate, Bachelor, Certificate, Diploma, Master
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University of Phoenix
Savannah, Georgia
  • Programs: Business And Management, Computer Science And Engineering, Education And Teaching, Family And Social Work, Hospitality, Medical Administration, Nursing And Emergency Medicine, Security And Law Enforcement, Therapy And Counseling
  • Degrees/Course Work: Bachelor, Master
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Jobs More Common Near Savannah Than Most Other Cities

* Average job popularity for metro areas = 1.0

TitleMean Local SalaryLocal JobsPop. vs. Avg.*
Tour guides and escorts24,54029011.6
Aircraft mechanics and service technicians48,4001,16010.6
Conveyor operators and tenders36,4001506.6
Art, drama, and music teachers, postsecondary57,7103805.9
Paving, surfacing, and tamping equipment operators30,1302905.7
Sailors and marine oilers34,8901505.5
Upholsterers41,8901305.3
Captains, mates, and pilots of water vessels 1405.2
Helpers--pipelayers, plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters24,9303805
Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks18,9708803.9
Welding, soldering, and brazing machine setters, operators, and tenders 1403.8
Chemical equipment operators and tenders37,1901403.7
Painters, transportation equipment41,5401603.6
Paper goods machine setters, operators, and tenders41,3502803.3
Stationary engineers and boiler operators35,7901103.2
Probation officers and correctional treatment specialists35,6401503.1
First-line supervisors/managers of helpers, laborers, and material movers, hand51,8505302.7
Industrial machinery mechanics48,7706902.6
Helpers--electricians24,4102802.5
Baggage porters and bellhops17,4401102.5
First-line supervisors/managers of police and detectives60,9802002.5
Surgical technologists32,3902202.3
Mixing and blending machine setters, operators, and tenders43,5503002.3
Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand29,6505,6702.3
Real estate sales agents32,4903902.2
Surveyors44,1101202.2
Pest control workers28,6101402.2
Protective service workers, all other23,5601702.2
Maintenance workers, machinery49,1701402.1
Sheet metal workers34,0003502.1
Detectives and criminal investigators53,9001902.1
Tax examiners, collectors, and revenue agents38,4701202
Pipelayers27,7701002
Cabinetmakers and bench carpenters39,3402202
English language and literature teachers, postsecondary42,6301002
Maids and housekeeping cleaners17,0601,8201.9
Instructional coordinators50,4102501.9
Library assistants, clerical23,3102101.9
Fire fighters35,7605001.9
Combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast food16,2005,1201.8
Industrial truck and tractor operators31,8201,1101.7
First-line supervisors/managers of mechanics, installers, and repairers56,2908201.7
General and operations managers86,4103,0501.7
Truck drivers, light or delivery services31,7701,6701.7
Social and community service managers51,3502101.7
Court, municipal, and license clerks29,4801601.7
Chief executives150,2005201.7
Child care workers16,0801,0301.6
Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers33,9004601.6
First-line supervisors/managers of transportation and material-moving machine and vehicle operators55,6703701.6

Work Paying Relatively Well in the Savannah, Georgia Metro Area (2008 data)

* Average Salary Index for metro areas = 1.0

TitleMean Local SalarySalary Index *Local Jobs
Self-enrichment education teachers53,4201.39150
Management analysts101,1301.38250
Upholsterers41,8901.36130
Mixing and blending machine setters, operators, and tenders43,5501.35300
Maintenance workers, machinery49,1701.31140
Paper goods machine setters, operators, and tenders41,3501.3280
Cabinetmakers and bench carpenters39,3401.28220
Loan officers75,0601.27450
Lifeguards, ski patrol, and other recreational protective service workers24,1101.25110
Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers41,3101.23470
Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, except technical and scientific products69,5501.231,450
Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand29,6501.235,670
Production workers, all other35,5701.23110
Conveyor operators and tenders36,4001.21150
First-line supervisors/managers of helpers, laborers, and material movers, hand51,8501.2530
Bus drivers, school31,4701.2630
Production, planning, and expediting clerks48,6801.19380
Structural metal fabricators and fitters39,5301.17110
Industrial engineers85,2001.17250
Packaging and filling machine operators and tenders30,1101.15480
Hairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists28,9101.15400
Physicians and surgeons, all other203,1901.14340
Shipping, receiving, and traffic clerks32,4901.14760
First-line supervisors/managers of personal service workers40,4701.14190
Medical and public health social workers52,1101.13170
Machinists41,6901.13300
Food service managers54,6901.13110
Dispatchers, except police, fire, and ambulance38,8001.12250
Registered nurses68,7901.123,630
Food preparation workers21,2401.11950
Recreation workers26,6601.1180
Welders, cutters, solderers, and brazers38,8001.1310
Paralegals and legal assistants47,1401.1180
Cooks, fast food19,0801.1900
Truck drivers, light or delivery services31,7701.11,670
Industrial machinery mechanics48,7701.1690
Training and development specialists55,0901.09330
Waiters and waitresses20,3001.094,050
First-line supervisors/managers of transportation and material-moving machine and vehicle operators55,6701.07370
Team assemblers29,1701.07630
Librarians55,9201.06210
Telecommunications equipment installers and repairers, except line installers54,2501.06200
Industrial truck and tractor operators31,8201.061,110
First-line supervisors/managers of production and operating workers55,8001.05790
Cleaners of vehicles and equipment22,1101.05400
Automotive body and related repairers41,4001.05210
Helpers--production workers24,8201.05200
Stock clerks and order fillers23,8201.041,980
First-line supervisors/managers of food preparation and serving workers31,5201.041,330
Cooks, restaurant22,6201.041,180

Highest Paying Jobs in Savannah, Georgia Metro Area (2008 data)

TitleMean Local SalaryLocal Jobs
Internists, general205,36040
Physicians and surgeons, all other203,190340
Family and general practitioners193,08070
Anesthesiologists192,380 
Dentists, general185,80080
Chief executives150,200520
Commercial pilots107,500 
Lawyers102,050360
Management analysts101,130250
Pharmacists99,500260
Engineering managers99,340120
Sales managers97,660490
Physical scientists, all other97,33030
Purchasing managers92,31070
Electrical engineers91,95080
Marketing managers91,440140
Human resources managers, all other91,13060
Financial managers89,290390
General and operations managers86,4103,050
Physician assistants86,060 
Industrial engineers85,200250
Veterinarians85,08050
Computer and information systems managers85,040150
Education administrators, postsecondary84,190120
Construction managers81,810380
Mechanical engineers79,660 
Medical and health services managers78,940370
Industrial production managers78,480140
Education administrators, elementary and secondary school77,820300
Transportation, storage, and distribution managers77,430 
Mechanical drafters75,680 
Loan officers75,060450
Civil engineers73,210230
Compensation and benefits managers73,20040
Managers, all other72,24080
Healthcare practitioners and technical workers, all other71,45050
Computer software engineers, systems software70,69040
Financial analysts70,520180
Network systems and data communications analysts70,03060
Advertising and promotions managers69,98030
Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, except technical and scientific products69,5501,450
Occupational health and safety specialists69,04040
Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, technical and scientific products68,920460
Registered nurses68,7903,630
Chemists67,68060
Public relations managers67,38030
Environmental engineers67,25050
Occupational therapists67,11060
Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents66,440180
Business teachers, postsecondary64,82080

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