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Receptionists and Information Clerks

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U.S. mean $39,460 · median $38,010

StateRankMeanMedianHourlyMean vs U.S.P10–P90
District of Columbia #1 $50,450 $49,060 $24
+27.9%
$37,050–$64,270
California #2 $46,100 $44,100 $22
+16.8%
$36,410–$58,800
Washington #3 $45,690 $44,710 $22
+15.8%
$36,730–$57,840
New York #4 $44,840 $43,080 $22
+13.6%
$34,740–$59,140
Alaska #5 $44,820 $44,720 $22
+13.6%
$32,810–$57,360
Massachusetts #6 $43,950 $43,870 $21
+11.4%
$35,790–$54,270
Hawaii #7 $43,430 $41,600 $21
+10.1%
$35,050–$55,310
Connecticut #8 $42,960 $40,630 $21
+8.9%
$34,120–$54,170
New Jersey #9 $42,950 $41,650 $21
+8.8%
$33,420–$54,290
Maine #10 $42,760 $42,440 $21
+8.4%
$35,880–$49,140
Colorado #11 $42,380 $42,010 $20
+7.4%
$33,200–$51,490
Rhode Island #12 $42,330 $42,620 $20
+7.3%
$32,940–$50,020
Oregon #13 $42,040 $40,900 $20
+6.5%
$33,970–$49,660
Wisconsin #14 $40,940 $41,150 $20
+3.8%
$29,530–$50,030
North Dakota #15 $40,790 $39,530 $20
+3.4%
$29,570–$52,220
Maryland #16 $40,230 $38,100 $19
+2%
$31,750–$49,180
Arizona #17 $40,100 $38,730 $19
+1.6%
$32,130–$47,930
Illinois #18 $39,520 $37,400 $19
+0.2%
$31,200–$48,350
New Hampshire #19 $39,210 $38,160 $19
-0.6%
$26,800–$53,370
Vermont #20 $38,980 $38,370 $19
-1.2%
$30,830–$46,810
Minnesota #21 $38,750 $37,510 $19
-1.8%
$28,320–$50,540
Wyoming #22 $38,580 $37,480 $19
-2.2%
$28,580–$49,570
Nevada #23 $38,500 $37,050 $19
-2.4%
$29,340–$47,790
Michigan #24 $38,480 $37,470 $19
-2.5%
$29,480–$48,280
South Dakota #25 $38,420 $38,280 $18
-2.6%
$27,920–$47,860
Nebraska #26 $38,330 $37,860 $18
-2.9%
$29,070–$47,350
Delaware #27 $38,160 $36,310 $18
-3.3%
$31,200–$47,610
Virginia #28 $38,100 $37,060 $18
-3.4%
$28,800–$47,220
Montana #29 $38,020 $37,360 $18
-3.6%
$27,240–$47,420
Florida #30 $37,720 $36,810 $18
-4.4%
$28,850–$46,480
Idaho #31 $37,580 $36,810 $18
-4.8%
$28,500–$47,100
Iowa #32 $37,440 $37,330 $18
-5.1%
$26,740–$47,610
Utah #33 $37,320 $36,960 $18
-5.4%
$27,870–$47,210
Missouri #34 $37,040 $35,740 $18
-6.1%
$29,230–$46,660
Pennsylvania #35 $36,980 $36,810 $18
-6.3%
$24,820–$48,310
Indiana #36 $36,300 $36,160 $17
-8%
$24,410–$47,310
Georgia #37 $36,150 $36,100 $17
-8.4%
$24,920–$47,190
Kansas #38 $36,110 $36,050 $17
-8.5%
$27,390–$45,690
Ohio #39 $36,030 $35,920 $17
-8.7%
$26,070–$46,840
Texas #40 $35,720 $35,210 $17
-9.5%
$24,700–$47,380
North Carolina #41 $35,450 $35,440 $17
-10.2%
$23,270–$46,210
South Carolina #42 $35,330 $35,510 $17
-10.5%
$22,710–$46,750
Tennessee #43 $35,310 $34,910 $17
-10.5%
$25,400–$45,980
New Mexico #44 $35,150 $35,140 $17
-10.9%
$26,970–$44,210
Arkansas #45 $34,850 $34,840 $17
-11.7%
$27,610–$43,930
Oklahoma #46 $34,000 $34,560 $16
-13.8%
$24,700–$44,760
Kentucky #47 $33,760 $32,940 $16
-14.4%
$23,720–$44,270
West Virginia #48 $32,960 $31,920 $16
-16.5%
$23,690–$42,740
Louisiana #49 $32,800 $32,750 $16
-16.9%
$21,420–$44,410
Alabama #50 $32,560 $32,590 $16
-17.5%
$22,830–$40,730
Mississippi #51 $32,160 $31,160 $15
-18.5%
$22,310–$42,990

P10–P90 bars share one scale across the selected states; the blue band spans P10–P90 and the dot marks the median.