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Where Labor Relations Specialists Pays Above the National Average

$93,500
National Median Salary
20
States Pay Above Average
66
Industries Pay Above Average

States Where Labor Relations Specialists Earns a Premium

These 20 states pay Labor Relations Specialistss above the national median of $93,500.

Rank State Annual Median Pay Premium Employment
1 District of Columbia $124,930 +33.6% 310
2 Alaska $124,770 +33.4% 150
3 New Jersey $118,940 +27.2% 2,920
4 Washington $108,110 +15.6% 2,780
5 New Hampshire $106,070 +13.4% 180
6 North Dakota $105,590 +12.9% 80
7 California $105,320 +12.6% 9,170
8 Oregon $103,210 +10.4% 1,010
9 Hawaii $102,070 +9.2% 500
10 New Mexico $100,420 +7.4% 230
11 New York $98,200 +5.0% 6,990
12 Wyoming $97,620 +4.4% 90
13 Massachusetts $97,490 +4.3% 1,680
14 Connecticut $96,710 +3.4% 1,150
15 West Virginia $96,410 +3.1% 430
16 Maine $95,740 +2.4% 230
17 Minnesota $95,640 +2.3% 1,660
18 Maryland $95,450 +2.1% 870
19 Illinois $95,080 +1.7% 3,720
20 Missouri $93,910 +0.4% 1,050

Industries Where Labor Relations Specialists Earns a Premium

These 66 industries pay Labor Relations Specialistss above the national median.

Rank Industry Annual Median Pay Premium Employment
1 Professional and Commercial Equipment and Supplies Merchant Wholesalers $147,720 +58.0% 40
2 Utility System Construction $137,030 +46.6% 40
3 Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction $132,340 +41.5% 60
4 Publishing Industries $131,810 +41.0% 90
5 Accounting, Tax Preparation, Bookkeeping, and Payroll Services $130,810 +39.9% 100
6 Other Specialty Trade Contractors $130,690 +39.8% 200
7 Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services $127,340 +36.2% 40
8 Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services $127,340 +36.2% 40
9 Natural Gas Distribution $126,870 +35.7% 100
10 Utilities $126,870 +35.7% 180
11 Electric Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution $126,510 +35.3% 90
12 Securities, Commodity Contracts, and Other Financial Investments and Related Activities $126,060 +34.8% 70
13 Securities, Commodity Contracts, and Other Financial Investments and Related Activities $126,060 +34.8% 70
14 Navigational, Measuring, Electromedical, and Control Instruments Manufacturing $125,130 +33.8% 50
15 Aerospace Product and Parts Manufacturing $125,000 +33.7% 140
16 Specialty Trade Contractors $118,610 +26.9% 390
17 General Medical and Surgical Hospitals $114,850 +22.8% 90
18 Computer Systems Design and Related Services $113,560 +21.5% 90
19 Computer and Electronic Product Manufacturing $113,140 +21.0% 120
20 Insurance Agencies and Brokerages $112,040 +19.8% 50
21 Scientific Research and Development Services $111,480 +19.2% 50
22 Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences $111,480 +19.2% 50
23 Hospitals $111,440 +19.2% 110
24 Broadcasting and Content Providers $109,350 +17.0% 40
25 Engineering Services $108,790 +16.4% 70
26 Vocational Rehabilitation Services $108,120 +15.6% 60
27 Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services $107,600 +15.1% 820
28 Management, Scientific, and Technical Consulting Services $105,520 +12.9% 220
29 Business Schools and Computer and Management Training $104,420 +11.7% —
30 Business Schools and Computer and Management Training $104,420 +11.7% —
31 Couriers and Messengers $102,510 +9.6% 170
32 Couriers and Express Delivery Services $102,510 +9.6% 170
33 Food and Beverage Retailers $102,500 +9.6% 60
34 Food and Beverage Retailers (4451 and 4452 only) $102,500 +9.6% 60
35 Transportation Equipment Manufacturing $101,500 +8.6% 350
36 Merchant Wholesalers, Durable Goods $100,850 +7.9% 90
37 Merchant Wholesalers, Nondurable Goods $100,360 +7.3% 40
38 Motor Vehicle Manufacturing $100,110 +7.1% 100
39 Air Transportation $98,720 +5.6% 80
40 Scheduled Air Transportation $98,720 +5.6% 80
41 Postal Service (Federal Government) $98,470 +5.3% 330
42 Postal Service (Federal Government) $98,470 +5.3% 330
43 Management of Companies and Enterprises $98,450 +5.3% 2,410
44 Management of Companies and Enterprises $98,450 +5.3% 2,410
45 Nondepository Credit Intermediation $98,000 +4.8% 40
46 Outpatient Care Centers $97,970 +4.8% 50
47 Credit Intermediation and Related Activities $97,850 +4.7% 740
48 Credit Intermediation and Related Activities (5221 and 5223 only) $97,700 +4.5% 710
49 Educational Support Services $97,620 +4.4% —
50 Educational Support Services $97,620 +4.4% —
51 Real Estate $97,600 +4.4% 40
52 Real Estate $97,600 +4.4% 40
53 Wholesale Trade Agents and Brokers $97,200 +4.0% —
54 Wholesale Trade Agents and Brokers $97,200 +4.0% —
55 Machinery Manufacturing $97,030 +3.8% 80
56 Machinery Manufacturing (3331, 3332, 3334, and 3339 only) $96,840 +3.6% 60
57 Warehousing and Storage $96,000 +2.7% 50
58 Warehousing and Storage $96,000 +2.7% 50
59 Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors $95,720 +2.4% 60
60 Rail Transportation $95,200 +1.8% 110
61 Rail Transportation $95,200 +1.8% 110
62 Building Equipment Contractors $94,520 +1.1% 80
63 Support Activities for Transportation $94,120 +0.7% —
64 Business, Professional, Labor, Political, and Similar Organizations $93,820 +0.3% 50,450
65 Computer and Peripheral Equipment Manufacturing $93,690 +0.2% 40
66 Religious, Grantmaking, Civic, Professional, and Similar Organizations $93,670 +0.2% 50,610
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