Craft artists in California earn 89.06% more than the national average, reflecting the state's vibrant arts and crafts industry, which benefits from its diverse population and thriving creative communities.
Quarry rock splitters in Florida command wages approximately 42.40% higher than the national average, reflecting the state's significant construction and mining sectors, driven by its growing population
Crane and tower operators in New York enjoy salaries averaging 109.03% above the national average, driven by the state's extensive urban development projects, including skyscrapers, bridges, and other infrastructure.
Iron and rebar workers in Pennsylvania earn wages approximately 65.30% higher than the national average, supporting the state's construction industry, which benefits from its industrial history
Hoist and winch operators in Illinois receive salaries approximately 71.79% above the national average, reflecting their vital role in various industries, including manufacturing, construction
Mathematical science occupations in Ohio offer wages approximately 40.46% higher than the national average, highlighting the state's investment in STEM fields, which are essential for innovation.
Cloak room attendants in Georgia earn salaries averaging 52.49% above the national average, catering to upscale establishments' needs in the state's hospitality and entertainment industries
Healthcare practitioners and all other technical workers in North Carolina receive wages approximately 34.49% higher than the national average, reflecting the state's robust healthcare industry, which includes hospitals