Report: 2015 Q1 Q2 Labor Market Review

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1 Report: 2015 Q1 Q2 Labor Market Review

2 WELCOME CONTENTS 01 WELCOME 02 INSIGHTS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 06 INSIGHTS PROFESSIONAL & ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES 10 INSIGHTS LIGHT INDUSTRIAL 14 DEFINITIONS & METHODOLOGY SCOTT STENCLIK President and CEO Welcome to Superior s first-ever Market Review. Superior is pleased to announce that we have compiled leading employment and career data into this new report to provide insight into the economy and jobs market. We hope that you find this data useful as we work together to generate value through continuous cost savings and productivity enhancements. In this inaugural report, we have focused on three primary job areas: information technology, professional and administrative, and light industrial. These are the contingent job types that according to interactions with our customers and industry research pose time-to-fill challenges or are requisitioned in the highest volumes. We hope that the data in this report will help you track trends and develop effective talent capture strategies. As always, your voice is important to us and we look forward to hearing from you. What other information would you like to see in our reports? Are there any job categories that you would like to see featured? Send an to marketintelligence@ superiorgroup.com and let us know. After all, your success drives ours, and we like to go beyond your expectations. Thank you for your partnership. 2 SUPERIOR GROUP

3 INSIGHTS Information Technology Hiring Information Technology professionals remains challenging, and finding the right skills match for available jobs is difficult nationwide. There were 2.07 million total job postings for 10 occupations in Q Almost 50% of IT jobs nationwide are for Application Software Developers and Computer System Analysts, and the job most difficult to fill is the Information Security Analyst. The highest median wages are found in the West, where California still dominates the IT wage market. Median wages for Research Scientists exceed $50/hour, making it the highest paid occupation in the sector. INFORMATION SECURITY ANALYSTS VA Largest workforce; highest number of completions. NY Highest median wages. Fourth highest number of jobs. 30% Over 30% of all openings for Software Engineering talent are in three states. 19.1% CA The Information Security Analyst workforce is expected to increase 33% by adding 109,000 jobs nationwide over the next ten years. The West still dominates the IT sector in terms of jobs and job seekers, but the South with a 21% growth in jobs is catching up. Annual Openings 9.1% TX 7.4% 3,433 to 17,547 1,235 to 3, to 1, to 407 VA SUPPLY 158,360 National graduates in IT-related fields of study. Mainly in California, Texas, Florida, and New York. 1 SUPERIOR GROUP

4 INSIGHTS Information Technology The Northeast United States shows the most difficulty in hiring IT professionals, with an average hiring indicator of 35 (on a scale of 1 to 100 with 1 being the most difficult) followed by the West with a score of 36, while the South remains the hottest area for IT with a score of Note that these indicators signal challenges throughout the country. 25% of all annual IT openings over the next 10 years are expected to occur in five concentrated coastal areas: New York, Washington DC, San Francisco, San Jose, and Seattle. NETWORK & COMPUTER SYSTEM ADMINISTRATORS make up the bulk of the active supply of IT professionals nationwide, accounting for 30% of all active IT job seekers nationwide. 400,000 people nationwide are expected to be employed in Network and Computer System Administrator positions over the next 10 years, an 11% increase on an already large base. 23% of all Network and Computer System Administrators will work in five metropolitan regions: NY, Washington, Los Angeles, Dallas, and Chicago by % of all annual openings in IT will be for Application Developers, Software Developers, and Computer System Analysts over the next ten years. TOP IN-DEMAND PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES C#, Java, & JavaScript. IT JOBS BY REGION Midwest Northeast West South 2024 Jobs 155 to 26, to to 48 5 to 22 1,400,000 1,200,000 1,000, , , , SUPERIOR GROUP

5 INSIGHTS Professional & Administrative Services Job growth in Professional and Administrative Services will be driven primarily by growth in medical, technical, and scientific occupations. Typically, these are some of the hardest occupations for which to source candidates, especially in the Northeast, as evidenced by low hiring indicators. Of the 549,208 unique job postings for professional and administrative positions, nearly one-fifth of these jobs were for Customer Service Representatives. PROFESSIONAL & ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES $34.78/hour This is the top median wage in this sector. Technical and Scientific Product Sales Representatives earn this on average nationwide and up to $48.90/hr in the Northeast. 2.2 million jobs The number of jobs, annual openings, and completions in Professional and Administrative Services. 21% This is the expected job growth in Insurance Sales Agents nationwide over the next 10 years. Insurance Sales Agents are undersupplied nationwide, most critically in the South and the West. Demand for this occupation is expected to be 17% over the next five years, with most of that growth in the West and the South, where over an average 20,000 jobs-a-year will be created. 3 SUPERIOR GROUP 15% Medical Secretaries, comprising 15% of openings, will be the fastest growing occupation in the Professional and Administrative category over the next five years. 567,157 National graduates in 2013 After California, the states that have the most higher education graduates in this field are Arizona, New York, Texas, and Florida. These five states make up 36% of all graduates and jobs nationwide. Annual Openings 1,358 to 6, to 1, to to 245

6 INSIGHTS Professional & Administrative Services PROFESSIONAL & ADMINISTRATIVE JOBS BY REGION Midwest West Northeast South 9,000,000 8,000,000 7,000,000 6,000,000 5,000,000 3,000, ,000,000 CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES 16% This represents annual openings in this sector for Customer Service Representatives. Median wages are $15.06/hour % This represents the top 10 metropolitan areas for employment in Professional & Administrative Services with Houston showing the largest projected growth in jobs (20%) over the next ten years, followed by Dallas-Fort Worth (19%). CONTINGENT LABOR 9.4% Of Receptionists and Information Clerks positions are filled by contract labor services, with another 5.4% rounding out Executive Secretarial positions. 4 SUPERIOR GROUP

7 INSIGHTS Light Industrial Over 50% of the job openings in the light industrial sector are for Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Driver, Laborers, Freight, Stock, and Material Movers. As a key indicator of growth, job openings in this industry grew from an average of 666,718 postings in 2014, to 720,216 average monthly job postings in the first half LIGHT INDUSTRIAL 20% Of regional graduates come from three states: Illinois, Texas, and California. 38% Of Freight, Stock, and Material Moving job openings are currently in the South. 34% Of all light industrial jobs in the nation will be concentrated in five states: California, Texas, Illinois, Florida, and Ohio by WORKFORCE DEMOGRAPHICS Male Female 5 SUPERIOR GROUP White Hispanic or Latino Black or African American Asian

8 INSIGHTS Light Industrial LIGHT INDUSTRIAL JOBS BY REGION Midwest West Northeast South 5,000,000 4,000,000 3,000,000 2,000,000 1,000, % Of the 1.4 million light industrial workers aged are found in Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers, Stock and Freight Laborer, and Hand Material Mover occupations. Over two-thirds of the aged drivers are found in the South and Midwest regions and 60% of Stock and Freight Laborers and Hand Material Movers are found in those two regions. AGE BREAKDOWN OF LIGHT INDUSTRIAL WORKERS 14 18, 1.1% 19 24, 9.7% 25 34, 19.6% 35 44, 22.4% 45 54, 25.9% 55 64, 16.6% 65+, 4.7% 6 SUPERIOR GROUP

9 DEFINITIONS Hiring Indicator: The hiring indicator measures the level of difficulty to recruit in this market on a scale of 1 to 100, with 1 being most difficult. The hiring indicator score is calculated by combining several data sets, and providing an aggregate score. : The supply data set is a combination of information shared by candidates. Active : The active supply reported represents a de-duplicated data set of job seekers who completed any of the below actions: registered on web site as a user posted a resume private, public or anonymous modified their resume private, public or anonymous applied to a job using saved resume applied to a job via with a resume as an attachment Annual Openings: This data set is the average of five years of forward forecasted data of job openings due to new job creation and replacement job rate averages. ABOUT SUPERIOR Founded in 1957, Superior is a premier provider of workforce solutions and outsourcing around the globe. Trusted by many Fortune 500 companies, our talent acquisition services are nuanced and thorough, and our management solutions provide maximum efficiency via proprietary technology. Headquartered in the United States with offices in Argentina, Belgium, Canada, China, Germany, India, Slovakia, South Africa, and the United Kingdom our company is a proven partner for businesses that believe in setting and achieving goals. METHODOLOGY Data was predicted from 2014 to 2019 to calculate the projected number of annual job openings. These projections take into account openings related to job growth and openings due to replacement needs. Regional definitions conform to the U.S. Census Bureau s norms. In order to capture a complete picture of industry employment, data was integrated from economic, labor market, demographic, and education data from over 90 government and private-sector sources, creating a comprehensive and current database that includes both published data and detailed estimates with full coverage of the United States. Specifically, data covered employment data from Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW-produced by the Department of Labor), with total employment data in the Regional Economic Information System (REISpublished by the Bureau of Economic Analysis or BEA). This is augmented with County Business Patterns (CBP) and Non-Employer Statistics (NES) published by the U.S. Census Bureau. Projections are based on the latest-available industry data, 15-year past local trends in each industry, growth rates in statewide and sub-state area industry projections published by individual state agencies (where available), and growth rates in national projections from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Through this combination, gaps in sources were filled (such as suppressions and missing proprietors). This yields a composite database that leverages the strengths of all its sources. Data within this report represents first and second quarter 2015 results. *This data was compiled in partnership with EMSI and CareerBuilder. 7 SUPERIOR GROUP

10 APPENDIX Information Technology Hiring Indicator Active Demand Total 5 YR 10 YR 25th Median 75th NATIONWIDE Computer and Information Research Scientists 29 2, ,460 9% 16% $39.98 $51.04 $62.28 Computer System Analysts 40 65,359 25, ,335 12% 23% $29.85 $37.31 $46.54 Information Security Analysts 26 13,258 4,299 80,813 17% 33% $32.26 $42.57 $54.35 Computer Programmers 45 25,494 14, ,358 5% 9% $26.72 $34.28 $43.38 Software Developers, Applications Software Developers, Systems Software 29 53,893 26, ,525 12% 23% $34.20 $43.61 $ ,129 14, ,603 10% 21% $37.72 $47.61 $59.41 Web Developers 33 49,479 10, ,799 13% 26% $18.75 $24.06 $30.44 Database Administrators 39 19,042 4, ,616 9% 18% $28.40 $37.66 $48.19 Network and Computer System Administrators ,711 11, ,134 5% 11% $27.43 $35.10 $44.31 Computer Network Architects 53 11,313 4, ,296 5% 13% $34.68 $45.54 $ SUPERIOR GROUP

11 MIDWEST Hiring Indicator Active Demand Total 5 YR 10 YR 25th Median 75th Computer and Information Research Scientists ,520 10% 20% $38.90 $47.54 $57.66 Computer System Analysts 37 13,100 5, ,703 10% 20% $29.11 $35.74 $43.08 Information Security Analysts 26 2, ,675 17% 33% $29.59 $38.27 $47.69 Computer Programmers 46 5,501 2,894 80,168 3% 7% $24.96 $31.88 $39.59 Software Developers, Applications 31 9,255 4, ,818 10% 20% $30.90 $38.68 $47.06 Software Developers, Systems Software 39 2,516 2,149 59,008 10% 21% $34.30 $42.16 $51.42 Web Developers 33 8,743 1,769 42,131 12% 24% $17.83 $22.51 $27.81 Database Administrators 36 3, ,522 7% 15% $27.71 $36.05 $45.33 Network and Computer System Administrators 46 18,591 2,189 85,582 4% 9% $25.92 $32.41 $39.91 Computer Network Architects 55 2, ,809 4% 11% $35.34 $44.30 $53.96 NORTHEAST Computer and Information Research Scientists ,701 8% 15% $40.57 $51.20 $62.46 Computer System Analysts 38 13,281 4, ,386 10% 20% $30.69 $38.40 $47.97 Information Security Analysts 25 1, ,354 16% 30% $35.73 $47.09 $59.94 Computer Programmers 39 5,269 2,712 75,003 3% 6% $27.87 $35.21 $44.54 Software Developers, Applications 27 9,898 4, ,212 10% 19% $35.39 $44.50 $55.60 Software Developers, Systems Software 39 2,264 2,509 77,217 8% 18% $38.71 $48.62 $59.87 Web Developers 32 11,267 1,886 44,826 12% 24% $19.51 $25.00 $30.88 Database Administrators 35 3, ,053 7% 15% $29.50 $38.53 $49.12 Network and Computer System Administrators 42 18,966 1,846 69,086 4% 8% $29.51 $37.14 $46.50 Computer Network Architects 48 2, ,209 3% 11% $40.13 $50.35 $61.42 SOUTH Computer and Information Research Scientists ,144 9% 15% $38.66 $49.08 $60.13 Computer System Analysts 41 26,476 9, ,500 13% 24% $29.29 $37.16 $46.51 Information Security Analysts 28 7,295 1,960 37,392 17% 31% $32.28 $42.13 $53.08 Computer Programmers 47 9,394 5, ,366 6% 11% $26.54 $33.57 $42.06 Software Developers, Applications 31 18,488 8, ,164 14% 26% $33.49 $42.64 $53.17 Software Developers, Systems Software 42 5,280 5, ,653 12% 23% $36.55 $46.14 $56.91 Web Developers 36 17,851 3,495 75,969 14% 27% $19.13 $23.92 $29.94 Database Administrators 41 8,196 1,885 46,532 10% 18% $27.95 $37.20 $46.87 Network and Computer System Administrators 47 47,572 4, ,429 6% 13% $27.80 $35.79 $45.50 Computer Network Architects 57 4,953 1,944 60,202 5% 13% $33.28 $42.67 $53.65 WEST Computer and Information Research Scientists ,096 8% 15% $43.30 $52.68 $63.49 Computer System Analysts 38 12,383 6, ,746 13% 25% $31.58 $38.52 $47.89 Information Security Analysts 25 2, ,392 19% 38% $35.13 $45.09 $54.29 Computer Programmers 47 4,804 4,039 98,820 6% 12% $29.95 $38.56 $48.35 Software Developers, Applications 28 13,752 8, ,331 12% 24% $38.55 $48.27 $59.71 Software Developers, Systems Software 35 3,977 4, ,726 10% 21% $41.77 $52.00 $63.28 Web Developers 33 11,277 3,264 71,873 14% 28% $19.47 $25.10 $31.72 Database Administrators 36 3,358 1,156 26,508 11% 23% $30.75 $40.82 $51.05 Network and Computer System Administrators 43 23,126 2,868 88,037 7% 14% $29.01 $36.67 $45.69 Computer Network Architects 48 2,000 1,140 33,076 5% 15% $38.03 $49.32 $ SUPERIOR GROUP

12 APPENDIX Professional & Administrative Services NATIONWIDE Hiring Indicator Active Demand Total 5 YR 10 YR 25th Median 75th Management Analysts 46 53, ,671 1,187,461 9% 15% $27.06 $33.50 $42.12 Business Operations Specialists, All Other 57 51,454 25,341 1,010,476 5% 10% $23.81 $31.78 $42.00 Accountants and Auditors 46 99,519 76,915 1,643,374 7% 13% $23.57 $29.34 $37.72 Insurance Sales Agents 44 33,926 60,401 1,225,251 12% 19% $17.36 $21.85 $28.90 Sales Representatives, Services, All Other 40 63,663 42, ,416 7% 15% $16.53 $23.43 $33.63 Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Technical and Scientific Products 37 36,780 14, ,225 7% 15% $24.63 $34.78 $48.81 Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditing Clerks ,889 46,621 2,020,981 6% 14% $13.76 $17.01 $20.86 Customer Service Representatives , ,487 2,495,126 7% 15% $11.88 $14.92 $18.91 Receptionists and Information Clerks 78 74,223 45,132 1,099,364 6% 12% $10.79 $13.08 $15.66 Shipping, Receiving, and Traffic Clerks 77 27,363 21, ,641 1% 6% $11.31 $14.14 $17.76 Stock Clerks and Order Fillers ,953 64,582 1,835,211 1% 4% $9.13 $10.92 $14.05 Executive Secretaries and Executive Administrative 61 95,496 14, ,599 2% 4% $18.98 $23.48 $29.41 Medical Secretaries 65 67,195 24, ,086 15% 27% $12.71 $15.32 $18.31 Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, Except Legal ,165 73,193 2,786,931 7% 14% $12.51 $15.69 $19.47 Hiring Indicator Active Total 5 YR 10 YR 25th Median 75th Demand MIDWEST Management Analysts 46 11,060 7, ,570 8% 14% $26.08 $31.78 $40.09 Business Operations Specialists, All Other 58 10,273 4, ,654 4% 8% $21.43 $29.20 $38.54 Accountants and Auditors 45 20,830 13, ,975 5% 10% $22.47 $27.70 $34.87 Insurance Sales Agents 41 6,830 14, ,994 11% 18% $17.10 $21.73 $29.25 Sales Representatives, Services, All Other 40 12,648 7, ,707 5% 13% $16.08 $22.07 $31.68 Sales Reps., Wholesale & Mfg., Technical and Scientific Products 40 7,409 2,973 89,792 5% 11% $23.44 $32.91 $45.97 Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditing Clerks 73 23,389 8, ,515 5% 11% $13.37 $16.47 $19.89 Customer Service Representatives 62 87,415 21, ,306 5% 12% $12.13 $15.19 $19.21 Receptionists and Information Clerks 75 13,265 8, ,951 5% 11% $10.60 $12.73 $15.14 Shipping, Receiving, and Traffic Clerks 74 6,448 4, ,877 0% 4% $11.50 $14.19 $17.52 Stock Clerks and Order Fillers 57 31,668 12, ,339-1% 1% $9.03 $10.77 $13.87 Executive Secretaries and Executive Administrative 65 16,641 2, ,032 0% 1% $17.63 $21.49 $26.26 Medical Secretaries 67 12,753 5, ,851 14% 24% $12.59 $14.88 $17.69 Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, Except Legal 75 35,091 12, ,974 6% 12% $12.29 $15.12 $ SUPERIOR GROUP

13 NORTHEAST Hiring Indicator Active Demand Total 5 YR 10 YR 25th Median 75th Management Analysts 40 11,060 7, ,876 7% 13% $29.02 $35.72 $44.67 Business Operations Specialists, All Other 48 9,480 3, ,011 6% 11% $25.53 $33.09 $42.22 Accountants and Auditors 45 21,593 14, ,865 6% 10% $26.18 $32.68 $41.69 Insurance Sales Agents 41 4,783 9, ,366 11% 17% $20.05 $25.68 $33.91 Sales Representatives, Services, All Other 35 10,933 6, ,651 5% 12% $19.46 $27.67 $38.64 Sales Reps., Wholesale & Mfg., Technical and Scientific Products 32 6,866 2,170 62,119 5% 12% $28.84 $38.90 $53.11 Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditing Clerks 75 23,092 7, ,404 5% 10% $15.06 $18.52 $22.50 Customer Service Representatives 59 55,307 15, ,772 4% 9% $13.09 $16.60 $21.05 Receptionists and Information Clerks 75 12,014 8, ,312 4% 8% $11.46 $13.82 $16.63 Shipping, Receiving, and Traffic Clerks 76 4,420 3, ,573-1% 1% $11.83 $15.11 $19.25 Stock Clerks and Order Fillers 58 26,567 11, ,032 0% 0% $9.06 $10.80 $14.02 Executive Secretaries and Executive Administrative 62 22,465 2, ,769 0% 2% $23.37 $28.11 $33.11 Medical Secretaries 63 11,916 3,502 86,659 14% 25% $14.31 $16.81 $20.15 Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, Except Legal 78 37,224 12, ,194 5% 10% $13.94 $17.34 $21.21 SOUTH Management Analysts 50 21,307 15, ,339 9% 15% $27.22 $33.64 $42.10 Business Operations Specialists, All Other 62 21,987 9, ,401 6% 10% $24.67 $32.47 $42.10 Accountants and Auditors 51 40,793 30, ,243 8% 15% $22.93 $28.41 $36.49 Insurance Sales Agents 46 15,939 23, ,941 12% 20% $16.63 $20.46 $26.56 Sales Representatives, Services, All Other 44 29,460 16, ,894 7% 16% $15.92 $22.34 $32.04 Sales Reps., Wholesale & Mfg., Technical and Scientific Products 42 16,035 5, ,473 9% 17% $23.97 $33.30 $46.54 Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditing Clerks 79 53,721 18, ,271 8% 15% $13.26 $16.30 $19.69 Customer Service Representatives ,353 43, ,200 7% 16% $11.04 $13.93 $17.58 Receptionists and Information Clerks 81 31,116 17, ,145 8% 14% $10.40 $12.47 $14.83 Shipping, Receiving, and Traffic Clerks 81 11,177 7, ,398 2% 6% $10.95 $13.62 $16.99 Stock Clerks and Order Fillers 64 78,484 23, ,607 2% 5% $8.96 $10.63 $13.52 Executive Secretaries and Executive Administrative 65 38,795 5, ,514 3% 5% $18.01 $21.85 $26.88 Medical Secretaries 67 31,587 9, ,018 18% 31% $12.00 $14.18 $16.99 Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, Except Legal 80 79,640 28,949 1,055,143 7% 14% $11.93 $14.75 $18.11 WEST Management Analysts 44 9,471 10, ,675 9% 16% $26.94 $32.99 $41.10 Business Operations Specialists, All Other 55 9,628 7, ,410 6% 12% $24.87 $32.65 $43.56 Accountants and Auditors 42 17,758 18, ,291 7% 13% $24.09 $29.55 $37.23 Insurance Sales Agents 47 5,659 13, ,949 13% 21% $17.91 $22.33 $29.02 Sales Representatives, Services, All Other 39 12,435 11, ,164 8% 18% $16.78 $23.97 $34.53 Sales Reps., Wholesale & Mfg., Technical and Scientific Products 34 7,444 4,012 93,842 9% 19% $25.41 $36.30 $51.00 Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditing Clerks 69 22,849 11, ,791 8% 16% $14.65 $17.86 $21.58 Customer Service Representatives 61 70,621 26, ,848 10% 21% $12.92 $15.93 $19.92 Receptionists and Information Clerks 77 18,142 10, ,956 8% 15% $11.48 $13.80 $16.63 Shipping, Receiving, and Traffic Clerks 73 5,262 5, ,793 3% 10% $11.55 $14.34 $18.10 Stock Clerks and Order Fillers 57 31,943 16, ,233 5% 10% $9.64 $11.73 $15.21 Executive Secretaries and Executive Administrative 51 18,084 3, ,284 3% 7% $20.48 $25.35 $30.95 Medical Secretaries 65 12,880 6, ,558 14% 25% $13.85 $16.63 $20.33 Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, Except Legal 67 35,408 18, ,620 8% 17% $13.44 $16.61 $ SUPERIOR GROUP

14 APPENDIX Light Industrial Hiring Indicator Active Demand Total 5 YR 10 YR 25th Median 75th NATIONWIDE First-Line Supervisors of Production and Operating Workers 58 90,457 11, ,027 (-1%) 3% $19.70 $25.65 $33.33 Team Assemblers 84 8,574 22,801 1,091,482 (-1%) 7% $10.55 $13.60 $17.60 Machinists 69 11,732 15, ,327 5% 13% $14.91 $18.83 $23.36 Welders, Cutters, Solderers, and Brazers 73 13,891 14, ,928 3% 10% $14.48 $17.35 $21.33 Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers, and Weighers 76 17,110 17, ,288 4% 12% $13.45 $17.26 $22.24 Packaging and Filling Machine Operators and Tenders 82 17,629 10, ,490 1% 5% $9.77 $12.65 $16.84 Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers 19 79,786 65,255 2,274,544 5% 12% $14.80 $17.68 $21.27 Industrial Truck and Tractor Operators 79 42,242 13, ,801 0% 3% $11.95 $14.78 $18.25 Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand , ,394 2,480,528 5% 14% $9.57 $11.69 $14.94 Packers and Packagers, Hand 86 8,012 24, ,046 3% 9% $8.79 $9.69 $ SUPERIOR GROUP

15 MIDWEST Hiring Indicator Active Demand Total 5 YR 10 YR 25th Median 75th First-Line Supervisors of Production and Operating Workers 57 26,371 2, ,764-2% 32% $19.89 $25.32 $32.18 Team Assemblers 86 3,235 7, ,826-3% 4% $10.97 $14.40 $19.17 Machinists 70 3,846 4, ,771 3% 10% $14.88 $18.55 $23.15 Welders, Cutters, Solderers, and Brazers 73 3,683 3, ,230 2% 8% $14.21 $16.91 $20.25 Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers, and Weighers 77 4,221 4, ,797 2% 9% $13.12 $16.77 $21.30 Packaging and Filling Machine Operators and Tenders 80 5,896 3, ,757 0% 3% $10.37 $13.10 $16.95 Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers 19 17,979 17, ,039 5% 11% $15.03 $18.09 $21.91 Industrial Truck and Tractor Operators 79 11,244 3, ,963 (-1%) 2% $12.18 $14.99 $18.21 Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand 81 35,345 25, ,173 5% 12% $9.66 $11.80 $15.09 Packers and Packagers, Hand 83 1,851 6, ,806 3% 8% $8.81 $10.04 $13.05 NORTHEAST First-Line Supervisors of Production and Operating Workers 55 12,894 1,543 97,966-4% -2% $21.66 $27.71 $35.02 Team Assemblers , ,591-2% 4% $10.84 $13.53 $17.20 Machinists 66 1,823 2,034 65,028 3% 9% $15.92 $19.97 $24.50 Welders, Cutters, Solderers, and Brazers 74 1,289 1,504 45,540 2% 8% $15.40 $18.33 $22.27 Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers, and Weighers 71 2,517 2,153 80,368 0% 6% $14.67 $18.49 $23.22 Packaging and Filling Machine Operators and Tenders 77 2,564 1,558 61,458-2% 1% $10.21 $13.22 $17.43 Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers 19 10,987 7, ,868 3% 9% $15.91 $18.94 $22.91 Industrial Truck and Tractor Operators 78 5,073 1,767 71,283-1% 1% $12.90 $15.95 $19.49 Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand 82 21,442 15, ,134 4% 11% $10.11 $12.68 $16.42 Packers and Packagers, Hand 73 1,095 3, ,916 1% 5% $8.97 $10.43 $13.04 SOUTH First-Line Supervisors of Production and Operating Workers 61 38,437 4, ,811-1% 4% $19.23 $25.24 $33.15 Team Assemblers 88 3,764 9, ,644 1% 9% $10.43 $13.36 $17.56 Machinists 73 4,295 5, ,922 8% 17% $14.57 $18.35 $22.53 Welders, Cutters, Solderers, and Brazers 74 6,977 6, ,453 4% 11% $14.32 $17.33 $21.22 Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers, and Weighers 78 6,848 6, ,695 5% 13% $13.06 $16.64 $21.57 Packaging and Filling Machine Operators and Tenders 83 7,074 3, ,757 0% 5% $9.44 $12.08 $16.15 Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers 21 35,589 25, ,374 5% 11% $14.01 $16.89 $20.41 Industrial Truck and Tractor Operators 78 19,969 5, ,282-1% 2% $11.40 $13.98 $17.18 Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand 85 69,075 42, ,676 5% 13% $9.36 $11.22 $14.16 Packers and Packagers, Hand 93 4,311 7, ,608 3% 9% $8.53 $9.44 $11.53 WEST First-Line Supervisors of Production and Operating Workers 56 14,005 2, ,486 2% 4% $19.24 $25.51 $33.97 Team Assemblers , ,421 2% 9% $10.31 $12.44 $15.88 Machinists 65 1,834 2,962 72,605 8% 17% $14.89 $19.50 $25.20 Welders, Cutters, Solderers, and Brazers 70 2,024 2,739 72,706 5% 11% $15.15 $18.31 $22.85 Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers, and Weighers 73 3,214 3, ,427 7% 13% $14.25 $18.67 $24.29 Packaging and Filling Machine Operators and Tenders 83 2,061 2,574 73,519 5% 5% $9.62 $12.07 $16.57 Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers 22 15,625 15, ,264 7% 11% $15.47 $18.12 $21.48 Industrial Truck and Tractor Operators 79 6,165 3, ,273 2% 2% $12.39 $15.87 $20.59 Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand 81 22,568 25, ,545 7% 13% $9.92 $12.11 $15.49 Packers and Packagers, Hand , ,716 6% 9% $8.95 $9.69 $ SUPERIOR GROUP