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Occupation	Job score	Risk level	Risk level (voted)	Median wage (US)	Projected growth (by 2033)	Popularity (100 is most viewed)	Raw Wage	Raw Projected Growth	Raw Risk Level	Raw Voted Risk Level
Training and Development Managers	7.6/10	14.48%	34.91%	125,040	7.30%	5	125040	7.3	14.48	34.91
Anesthesiologists	6.2/10	14.78%	31.13%	–	4.00%	10	NaN	4	14.78	31.13
Marketing Managers	7.3/10	24.09%	52.78%	157,620	8.20%	16	157620	8.2	24.09	52.78
Medical and Health Services Managers	8.2/10	16.32%	35.60%	110,680	28.50%	6	110680	28.5	16.32	35.6
Log Graders and Scalers	1.8/10	80.41%	67.65%	45,600	-1.50%	3	45600	-1.5	80.41	67.65
Property, Real Estate, and Community Association Managers	6.0/10	37.72%	36.68%	62,850	3.20%	5	62850	3.2	37.72	36.68
Purchasing Agents, Except Wholesale, Retail, and Farm Products	6.0/10	48.19%	53.26%	71,950	7.10%	4	71950	7.1	48.19	53.26
Labor Relations Specialists	6.3/10	32.28%	19.32%	89,980	-0.30%	3	89980	-0.3	32.28	19.32
Business Continuity Planners	6.5/10	37.09%	48.26%	79,590	5.40%	4	79590	5.4	37.09	48.26
Credit Counselors	4.1/10	64.25%	39.29%	48,570	4.90%	3	48570	4.9	64.25	39.29
Network and Computer Systems Administrators	4.4/10	57.94%	55.29%	95,360	-2.60%	14	95360	-2.6	57.94	55.29
Bioengineers and Biomedical Engineers	7.8/10	1.45%	24.91%	100,730	7.40%	13	100730	7.4	1.45	24.91
Chemical Engineers	7.8/10	11.41%	30.20%	112,100	9.80%	17	112100	9.8	11.41	30.2
Computer Systems Engineers/Architects	7.1/10	33.59%	48.71%	104,920	10.80%	22	104920	10.8	33.59	48.71
Industrial Engineers	7.3/10	54.79%	37.17%	99,380	12.20%	14	99380	12.2	54.79	37.17
Human Factors Engineers and Ergonomists	8.0/10	16.91%	39.42%	99,380	12.20%	5	99380	12.2	16.91	39.42
Validation Engineers	6.7/10	56.45%	52.63%	99,380	12.20%	4	99380	12.2	56.45	52.63
Manufacturing Engineers	7.8/10	20.45%	38.22%	99,380	12.20%	7	99380	12.2	20.45	38.22
Postmasters and Mail Superintendents	3.2/10	49.04%	78.75%	88,670	-3.00%	3	88670	-3	49.04	78.75
Logistics Engineers	7.0/10	34.00%	46.74%	79,400	19.30%	4	79400	19.3	34	46.74
Mechanical Engineers	7.9/10	30.38%	32.71%	99,510	11.00%	49	99510	11	30.38	32.71
Security Management Specialists	6.7/10	18.18%	46.25%	79,590	5.40%	4	79590	5.4	18.18	46.25
Electrical and Electronics Drafters	3.8/10	70.07%	62.50%	69,260	4.10%	5	69260	4.1	70.07	62.5
Mechanical Drafters	3.3/10	63.22%	58.65%	64,060	-4.90%	6	64060	-4.9	63.22	58.65
Industrial Engineering Technologists and Technicians	5.2/10	46.66%	40.91%	62,610	4.10%	5	62610	4.1	46.66	40.91
Soil and Plant Scientists	7.6/10	2.78%	22.12%	68,240	7.20%	4	68240	7.2	2.78	22.12
Biochemists and Biophysicists	8.0/10	2.23%	30.48%	107,460	9.00%	7	107460	9	2.23	30.48
Microbiologists	6.7/10	33.56%	33.24%	85,470	6.70%	5	85470	6.7	33.56	33.24
Sales Managers	7.9/10	28.76%	36.63%	135,160	5.90%	12	135160	5.9	28.76	36.62
Public Relations Managers	7.5/10	18.59%	33.71%	134,760	6.90%	6	134760	6.9	18.59	33.71
Zoologists and Wildlife Biologists	6.9/10	13.83%	20.51%	70,600	4.40%	8	70600	4.4	13.83	20.51
Atmospheric and Space Scientists	6.4/10	23.01%	39.63%	92,860	5.60%	7	92860	5.6	23.01	39.63
Environmental Scientists and Specialists, Including Health	7.2/10	31.17%	27.94%	78,980	7.30%	6	78980	7.3	31.17	27.94
Urban and Regional Planners	7.4/10	0.64%	24.65%	81,800	4.30%	8	81800	4.3	0.64	24.65
Chemists	6.8/10	45.91%	34.31%	84,680	7.60%	10	84680	7.6	45.91	34.31
Materials Scientists	7.1/10	30.07%	33.15%	106,160	8.70%	5	106160	8.7	30.07	33.15
Agricultural Technicians	4.1/10	53.84%	51.85%	43,180	5.90%	4	43180	5.9	53.84	51.85
Nuclear Monitoring Technicians	4.3/10	44.61%	14.29%	101,740	-6.20%	3	101740	-6.2	44.61	14.29
Farmers, Ranchers, and Other Agricultural Managers	5.2/10	25.16%	37.50%	83,770	-1.60%	8	83770	-1.6	25.16	37.5
Construction Managers	8.9/10	3.15%	23.28%	104,900	9.10%	10	104900	9.1	3.15	23.28
Natural Sciences Managers	7.2/10	23.05%	40.28%	157,740	7.50%	3	157740	7.5	23.05	40.28
Clinical Research Coordinators	6.8/10	46.22%	49.19%	157,740	7.50%	3	157740	7.5	46.22	49.19
Water Resource Specialists	7.6/10	6.57%	48.21%	157,740	7.50%	3	157740	7.5	6.57	48.21
Anthropologists and Archeologists	7.5/10	0.00%	19.17%	63,800	7.80%	7	63800	7.8	0	19.17
Geographers	5.4/10	26.86%	42.47%	90,880	2.50%	5	90880	2.5	26.86	42.47
Historians	6.3/10	34.75%	28.56%	72,890	5.70%	8	72890	5.7	34.75	28.56
Political Scientists	6.8/10	28.89%	21.48%	132,350	2.60%	9	132350	2.6	28.89	21.48
Social and Community Service Managers	8.1/10	5.76%	25.68%	77,030	8.20%	4	77030	8.2	5.76	25.68
Emergency Management Directors	6.4/10	0.00%	34.09%	83,960	4.00%	5	83960	4	0	34.09
Funeral Home Managers	5.3/10	33.04%	37.50%	75,660	4.50%	4	75660	4.5	33.04	37.5
Substance Abuse and Behavioral Disorder Counselors	8.2/10	3.94%	20.45%	53,710	18.80%	4	53710	18.8	3.94	20.45
Logisticians	7.0/10	37.72%	45.50%	79,400	19.30%	6	79400	19.3	37.72	45.5
Claims Adjusters, Examiners, and Investigators	3.9/10	63.38%	59.33%	75,050	-4.40%	7	75050	-4.4	63.38	59.33
Insurance Appraisers, Auto Damage	2.6/10	79.66%	71.43%	74,520	-9.20%	4	74520	-9.2	79.66	71.43
Logistics Analysts	6.1/10	56.52%	63.43%	79,400	19.30%	6	79400	19.3	56.52	63.43
Social Science Research Assistants	4.6/10	64.06%	50.41%	56,400	6.30%	4	56400	6.3	64.06	50.41
Forest and Conservation Technicians	4.4/10	23.85%	43.18%	51,880	1.70%	3	51880	1.7	23.85	43.18
Forensic Science Technicians	6.5/10	40.29%	33.10%	64,940	13.60%	8	64940	13.6	40.29	33.1
Sustainability Specialists	7.2/10	23.56%	33.97%	79,590	5.40%	3	79590	5.4	23.56	33.97
Online Merchants	5.2/10	77.73%	59.72%	79,590	5.40%	4	79590	5.4	77.73	59.72
Loan Officers	3.9/10	78.90%	61.75%	69,990	1.40%	6	69990	1.4	78.9	61.75
Tax Examiners and Collectors, and Revenue Agents	3.3/10	80.46%	60.42%	58,530	1.90%	4	58530	1.9	80.46	60.42
Tax Preparers	2.5/10	99.13%	73.86%	49,010	4.20%	6	49010	4.2	99.13	73.86
Occupational Health and Safety Specialists	8.0/10	10.11%	32.42%	81,140	14.90%	5	81140	14.9	10.11	32.42
Computer Programmers	3.5/10	70.12%	72.59%	99,700	-9.60%	100	99700	-9.6	70.12	72.59
Information Technology Project Managers	7.8/10	21.76%	36.44%	104,920	10.80%	12	104920	10.8	21.76	36.44
First-Line Supervisors of Transportation Workers, All Other	5.6/10	45.64%	66.67%	60,510	5.30%	3	60510	5.3	45.64	66.67
Actuaries	6.4/10	60.91%	47.61%	120,000	21.80%	17	120000	21.8	60.91	47.61
Mathematicians	6.5/10	28.14%	30.68%	116,440	3.70%	12	116440	3.7	28.14	30.68
Operations Research Analysts	6.9/10	42.10%	37.89%	83,640	23.00%	7	83640	23	42.1	37.89
Community Health Workers	6.3/10	17.07%	28.33%	48,200	13.10%	4	48200	13.1	17.07	28.33
Dermatologists	6.6/10	0.00%	34.52%	–	7.10%	7	NaN	7.1	0	34.52
Preschool Teachers, Except Special Education	6.2/10	20.78%	20.97%	37,130	4.40%	6	37130	4.4	20.78	20.97
Fundraising Managers	6.8/10	18.59%	30.00%	119,200	5.90%	3	119200	5.9	18.59	30
Administrative Services Managers	6.5/10	42.70%	45.00%	106,470	6.20%	6	106470	6.2	42.7	45
Facilities Managers	6.9/10	37.73%	34.17%	102,340	5.30%	4	102340	5.3	37.73	34.17
Security Managers	8.0/10	0.00%	28.00%	102,340	5.30%	6	102340	5.3	0	28
Education and Childcare Administrators, Preschool and Daycare	5.7/10	6.56%	24.31%	54,290	-2.10%	4	54290	-2.1	6.56	24.31
Embalmers	5.4/10	22.02%	23.28%	54,090	1.20%	4	54090	1.2	22.02	23.28
Orthoptists	5.7/10	23.82%	25.00%	107,990	2.60%	3	107990	2.6	23.82	25
Cutting and Slicing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders	1.5/10	99.26%	79.41%	44,310	-2.70%	4	44310	-2.7	99.26	79.41
Extruding, Forming, Pressing, and Compacting Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders	2.7/10	99.90%	68.75%	42,670	2.70%	4	42670	2.7	99.9	68.75
Computer and Information Systems Managers	8.1/10	38.51%	33.99%	169,510	17.40%	12	169510	17.4	38.51	33.99
Biofuels Production Managers	6.1/10	32.39%	60.00%	116,970	2.80%	3	116970	2.8	32.39	60
Biomass Power Plant Managers	6.3/10	25.90%	50.00%	116,970	2.80%	3	116970	2.8	25.9	50
Hydroelectric Production Managers	6.5/10	16.05%	—	116,970	2.80%	3	116970	2.8	16.05	-1
Carpet Installers	3.8/10	45.17%	36.11%	47,520	-8.90%	4	47520	-8.9	45.17	36.11
Motorboat Operators	3.6/10	54.55%	68.75%	46,420	3.40%	3	46420	3.4	54.55	68.75
Loss Prevention Managers	7.4/10	14.35%	31.82%	133,560	5.70%	3	133560	5.7	14.35	31.82
Helpers--Electricians	4.1/10	29.16%	43.66%	38,340	1.00%	5	38340	1	29.16	43.66
Financial Managers	7.2/10	59.87%	42.36%	156,100	16.50%	12	156100	16.5	59.87	42.36
Treasurers and Controllers	7.2/10	49.18%	48.58%	156,100	16.50%	5	156100	16.5	49.18	48.58
Education Administrators, Kindergarten through Secondary	7.3/10	0.00%	27.43%	103,460	-0.50%	5	103460	-0.5	0	27.43
Education Administrators, Postsecondary	7.0/10	16.08%	31.25%	102,610	2.90%	4	102610	2.9	16.08	31.25
Wind Energy Operations Managers	7.2/10	17.37%	20.83%	133,560	5.70%	3	133560	5.7	17.37	20.83
Fitness and Wellness Coordinators	5.9/10	0.00%	42.86%	57,570	6.90%	3	57570	6.9	0	42.86
Spa Managers	5.3/10	35.27%	45.83%	57,570	6.90%	3	57570	6.9	35.27	45.83
Regulatory Affairs Managers	6.7/10	37.06%	49.22%	133,560	5.70%	3	133560	5.7	37.06	49.22
Compliance Managers	7.2/10	40.19%	36.11%	133,560	5.70%	5	133560	5.7	40.19	36.11
Compliance Officers	5.8/10	55.87%	45.15%	75,670	5.40%	7	75670	5.4	55.87	45.15
Environmental Compliance Inspectors	6.2/10	33.14%	29.55%	75,670	5.40%	3	75670	5.4	33.14	29.55
Human Resources Specialists	6.1/10	55.76%	49.28%	67,650	7.90%	7	67650	7.9	55.76	49.28
Farm Labor Contractors	2.5/10	96.63%	79.00%	45,730	6.60%	3	45730	6.6	96.63	79
Management Analysts	7.9/10	20.79%	36.52%	99,410	10.60%	9	99410	10.6	20.79	36.52
Meeting, Convention, and Event Planners	6.9/10	10.64%	30.89%	56,920	6.60%	6	56920	6.6	10.64	30.89
Transportation Engineers	8.0/10	7.94%	32.86%	95,890	6.50%	4	95890	6.5	7.94	32.86
Accountants and Auditors	4.9/10	69.08%	64.58%	79,880	5.80%	56	79880	5.8	69.08	64.58
Health Informatics Specialists	6.9/10	17.86%	62.76%	103,800	10.70%	7	103800	10.7	17.86	62.76
Information Security Analysts	6.8/10	57.98%	43.44%	120,360	32.70%	17	120360	32.7	57.98	43.44
Statisticians	6.4/10	51.70%	44.12%	104,110	11.80%	11	104110	11.8	51.7	44.12
Biostatisticians	6.8/10	36.16%	43.02%	104,110	11.80%	7	104110	11.8	36.16	43.02
Floor Sanders and Finishers	3.4/10	57.28%	60.71%	47,760	2.50%	3	47760	2.5	57.28	60.71
Civil Engineers	8.2/10	0.00%	30.09%	95,890	6.50%	42	95890	6.5	0	30.09
Parking Attendants	2.4/10	97.17%	81.37%	32,840	5.30%	4	32840	5.3	97.17	81.37
Marine Engineers and Naval Architects	7.7/10	10.24%	26.62%	100,270	8.00%	7	100270	8	10.24	26.62
Materials Engineers	7.7/10	19.78%	23.31%	104,100	7.40%	8	104100	7.4	19.78	23.31
Fuel Cell Engineers	7.2/10	34.66%	62.50%	99,510	11.00%	3	99510	11	34.66	62.5
Architectural and Civil Drafters	4.4/10	45.89%	53.08%	61,820	1.10%	8	61820	1.1	45.89	53.08
Kindergarten Teachers, Except Special Education	6.2/10	7.76%	25.18%	62,690	-0.70%	4	62690	-0.7	7.76	25.18
Family Medicine Physicians	7.6/10	18.61%	28.72%	224,640	4.80%	8	224640	4.8	18.61	28.72
Purchasing Managers	6.3/10	38.47%	44.46%	136,380	5.10%	5	136380	5.1	38.47	44.46
Wind Energy Development Managers	7.2/10	22.31%	37.50%	133,560	5.70%	2	133560	5.7	22.31	37.5
Equal Opportunity Representatives and Officers	6.2/10	34.05%	33.33%	75,670	5.40%	3	75670	5.4	34.05	33.33
Fundraisers	7.1/10	39.99%	22.22%	64,160	5.90%	4	64160	5.9	39.99	22.22
Appraisers and Assessors of Real Estate	4.1/10	75.98%	54.17%	61,630	3.90%	6	61630	3.9	75.98	54.17
Archivists	5.4/10	36.14%	43.15%	59,910	8.00%	6	59910	8	36.14	43.15
Search Marketing Strategists	5.6/10	59.03%	57.24%	74,680	8.30%	5	74680	8.3	59.03	57.24
General Internal Medicine Physicians	7.5/10	0.00%	32.99%	223,310	3.40%	11	223310	3.4	0	32.99
Funeral Attendants	3.9/10	65.68%	32.61%	33,850	3.20%	3	33850	3.2	65.68	32.61
Computer Network Architects	7.4/10	40.78%	38.50%	129,840	13.40%	8	129840	13.4	40.78	38.5
Business Intelligence Analysts	5.9/10	73.52%	58.53%	108,020	36.00%	17	108020	36	73.52	58.53
Reinforcing Iron and Rebar Workers	4.9/10	47.34%	38.75%	54,850	4.20%	3	54850	4.2	47.34	38.75
Software Quality Assurance Analysts and Testers	6.3/10	58.48%	54.17%	101,800	11.80%	12	101800	11.8	58.48	54.17
Water/Wastewater Engineers	8.5/10	5.81%	15.48%	95,890	6.50%	5	95890	6.5	5.81	15.48
Automotive Engineers	8.0/10	25.36%	35.05%	99,510	11.00%	7	99510	11	25.36	35.05
Nanotechnology Engineering Technologists and Technicians	4.8/10	54.30%	45.45%	62,610	4.10%	4	62610	4.1	54.3	45.45
Bioinformatics Scientists	6.3/10	25.42%	46.85%	91,100	5.60%	12	91100	5.6	25.42	46.85
Climate Change Policy Analysts	6.3/10	34.17%	31.82%	78,980	7.30%	3	78980	7.3	34.17	31.82
Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technologists and Technicians	5.1/10	50.95%	38.33%	72,800	3.00%	9	72800	3	50.95	38.33
Precision Agriculture Technicians	4.6/10	44.73%	50.00%	43,180	5.90%	3	43180	5.9	44.73	50
Furnace, Kiln, Oven, Drier, and Kettle Operators and Tenders	2.9/10	92.56%	69.64%	45,640	2.00%	3	45640	2	92.56	69.64
Quality Control Analysts	3.9/10	82.75%	56.13%	58,350	5.80%	5	58350	5.8	82.75	56.13
Chemical Technicians	4.4/10	68.06%	51.62%	56,750	5.50%	5	56750	5.5	68.06	51.62
Educational, Guidance, and Career Counselors and Advisors	7.3/10	2.41%	29.23%	61,710	4.50%	6	61710	4.5	2.41	29.23
Directors, Religious Activities and Education	5.9/10	5.55%	28.95%	50,140	2.20%	3	50140	2.2	5.55	28.95
Judges, Magistrate Judges, and Magistrates	7.0/10	18.49%	26.77%	148,910	3.40%	8	148910	3.4	18.49	26.77
Biological Science Teachers, Postsecondary	7.6/10	5.15%	35.19%	83,920	8.40%	5	83920	8.4	5.15	35.19
Anthropology and Archeology Teachers, Postsecondary	7.0/10	0.00%	28.26%	93,650	3.80%	3	93650	3.8	0	28.26
Social Work Teachers, Postsecondary	6.6/10	0.00%	23.75%	75,020	3.60%	4	75020	3.6	0	23.75
Recreation and Fitness Studies Teachers, Postsecondary	5.7/10	4.65%	29.17%	75,770	3.40%	3	75770	3.4	4.65	29.17
Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary	7.7/10	7.36%	43.33%	105,650	18.80%	4	105650	18.8	7.36	43.33
Lifeguards, Ski Patrol, and Other Recreational Protective Service Workers	5.8/10	35.65%	26.12%	30,380	6.80%	4	30380	6.8	35.65	26.12
Middle School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education	6.3/10	17.54%	27.94%	64,290	-0.70%	5	64290	-0.7	17.54	27.94
Special Education Teachers, Elementary School	6.5/10	5.76%	16.43%	64,910	-0.70%	4	64910	-0.7	5.76	16.43
Special Education Teachers, Secondary School	6.8/10	3.11%	25.00%	66,620	-0.60%	4	66620	-0.6	3.11	25
Endoscopy Technicians	4.4/10	66.04%	45.00%	44,490	5.60%	3	44490	5.6	66.04	45
First-Line Supervisors of Correctional Officers	5.1/10	12.76%	12.50%	70,530	-1.60%	3	70530	-1.6	12.76	12.5
Farm and Home Management Educators	4.6/10	0.92%	35.71%	59,770	-1.70%	3	59770	-1.7	0.92	35.71
Commercial and Industrial Designers	5.5/10	47.07%	31.54%	76,250	3.10%	7	76250	3.1	47.07	31.54
Broadcast Announcers and Radio Disc Jockeys	3.0/10	59.83%	43.87%	44,890	-4.00%	5	44890	-4	59.83	43.87
Occupational Therapists	8.9/10	0.00%	19.48%	96,370	11.10%	11	96370	11.1	0	19.48
Clinical Nurse Specialists	8.5/10	0.00%	22.66%	86,070	6.00%	5	86070	6	0	22.66
Orthotists and Prosthetists	7.5/10	1.78%	31.58%	78,100	15.10%	4	78100	15.1	1.78	31.58
Cytogenetic Technologists	5.1/10	76.02%	62.50%	60,780	5.30%	3	60780	5.3	76.02	62.5
Ophthalmic Medical Technicians	4.8/10	61.06%	42.50%	41,780	14.10%	3	41780	14.1	61.06	42.5
Patient Representatives	5.4/10	46.38%	77.08%	47,470	7.00%	3	47470	7	46.38	77.08
Pharmacists	6.0/10	31.40%	76.28%	136,030	5.40%	45	136030	5.4	31.4	76.28
Personal Care Aides	5.8/10	32.60%	38.69%	33,530	20.70%	5	33530	20.7	32.6	38.69
Physical Therapist Assistants	7.3/10	14.89%	34.77%	64,080	25.40%	6	64080	25.4	14.89	34.77
Medical Transcriptionists	1.3/10	100.00%	77.27%	37,060	-4.70%	5	37060	-4.7	100	77.27
First-Line Supervisors of Police and Detectives	7.8/10	0.00%	18.62%	101,750	3.80%	3	101750	3.8	0	18.62
Forest Fire Inspectors and Prevention Specialists	6.1/10	14.84%	22.73%	54,080	16.30%	3	54080	16.3	14.84	22.73
Fish and Game Wardens	5.6/10	1.08%	18.22%	60,380	-5.00%	3	60380	-5	1.08	18.22
Gambling Surveillance Officers and Gambling Investigators	1.9/10	81.46%	68.75%	39,210	2.60%	3	39210	2.6	81.46	68.75
Fast Food and Counter Workers	2.7/10	96.21%	87.56%	29,540	5.70%	7	29540	5.7	96.21	87.56
First-Line Supervisors of Landscaping, Lawn Service, and Groundskeeping Workers	5.8/10	16.30%	41.67%	55,740	3.50%	3	55740	3.5	16.3	41.67
First-Line Supervisors of Entertainment and Recreation Workers, Except Gambling Services	5.7/10	26.63%	6.25%	46,060	9.10%	3	46060	9.1	26.63	6.25
Exercise Trainers and Group Fitness Instructors	7.0/10	2.92%	35.83%	46,480	13.60%	6	46480	13.6	2.92	35.83
Door-to-Door Sales Workers, News and Street Vendors, and Related Workers	1.4/10	77.72%	60.58%	34,910	-14.60%	4	34910	-14.6	77.72	60.58
Retail Salespersons	2.5/10	68.53%	73.04%	33,680	0.10%	9	33680	0.1	68.53	73.04
Hospitalists	7.8/10	0.00%	30.56%	236,000	3.90%	4	236000	3.9	0	30.56
Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Except Technical and Scientific Products	4.0/10	70.53%	49.76%	65,630	0.70%	5	65630	0.7	70.53	49.76
Payroll and Timekeeping Clerks	1.8/10	100.00%	79.44%	52,240	-15.10%	5	52240	-15.1	100	79.44
Library Assistants, Clerical	1.9/10	71.21%	64.04%	34,020	-5.70%	4	34020	-5.7	71.21	64.04
Acupuncturists	7.1/10	8.76%	25.00%	78,220	5.50%	4	78220	5.5	8.76	25
Neuropsychologists	7.8/10	0.00%	23.65%	117,750	5.00%	5	117750	5	0	23.65
Customer Service Representatives	2.5/10	78.87%	73.26%	39,680	-5.00%	9	39680	-5	78.87	73.26
Rock Splitters, Quarry	2.7/10	92.09%	95.00%	46,530	2.80%	3	46530	2.8	92.09	95
Roustabouts, Oil and Gas	4.2/10	62.72%	59.09%	46,340	5.50%	4	46340	5.5	62.72	59.09
Dispatchers, Except Police, Fire, and Ambulance	2.9/10	73.00%	63.84%	46,860	0.20%	5	46860	0.2	73	63.84
Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, Except Legal, Medical, and Executive	2.7/10	94.81%	71.93%	44,280	-0.30%	8	44280	-0.3	94.81	71.93
Weighers, Measurers, Checkers, and Samplers, Recordkeeping	1.8/10	87.95%	81.94%	43,270	-3.30%	3	43270	-3.3	87.95	81.94
Statistical Assistants	2.0/10	74.42%	75.00%	50,510	0.20%	4	50510	0.2	74.42	75
Tile and Stone Setters	6.2/10	45.26%	27.21%	48,910	10.40%	4	48910	10.4	45.26	27.21
Insulation Workers, Floor, Ceiling, and Wall	4.0/10	57.09%	50.00%	47,540	2.70%	3	47540	2.7	57.09	50
Investment Fund Managers	7.0/10	62.16%	47.61%	156,100	16.50%	7	156100	16.5	62.16	47.61
First-Line Supervisors of Farming, Fishing, and Forestry Workers	4.8/10	38.73%	40.63%	57,320	3.10%	3	57320	3.1	38.73	40.62
Farmworkers, Farm, Ranch, and Aquacultural Animals	2.6/10	66.63%	45.12%	35,120	-5.20%	4	35120	-5.2	66.63	45.12
First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction Workers	7.0/10	16.94%	27.50%	76,760	5.90%	3	76760	5.9	16.94	27.5
Roofers	5.8/10	31.79%	36.33%	50,030	5.80%	6	50030	5.8	31.79	36.33
Structural Iron and Steel Workers	5.9/10	27.48%	33.33%	62,760	4.10%	5	62760	4.1	27.48	33.33
Helpers--Brickmasons, Blockmasons, Stonemasons, and Tile and Marble Setters	2.7/10	52.89%	49.11%	42,470	-9.10%	4	42470	-9.1	52.89	49.11
Hazardous Materials Removal Workers	4.0/10	38.64%	61.67%	47,280	1.00%	4	47280	1	38.64	61.67
Weatherization Installers and Technicians	4.3/10	35.91%	50.00%	47,090	4.00%	3	47090	4	35.91	50
Radio, Cellular, and Tower Equipment Installers and Repairers	6.4/10	36.37%	28.91%	61,310	6.80%	3	61310	6.8	36.37	28.91
Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Powerhouse, Substation, and Relay	5.0/10	41.79%	47.66%	96,600	0.80%	4	96600	0.8	41.79	47.66
Explosives Workers, Ordnance Handling Experts, and Blasters	4.3/10	39.82%	48.53%	61,590	1.20%	4	61590	1.2	39.82	48.53
Electrical and Electronics Installers and Repairers, Transportation Equipment	5.3/10	53.22%	50.00%	79,160	6.90%	3	79160	6.9	53.22	50
Recreation Workers	6.0/10	10.07%	31.03%	34,410	5.50%	4	34410	5.5	10.07	31.03
Residential Advisors	4.5/10	29.91%	58.33%	37,950	5.20%	3	37950	5.2	29.91	58.33
Helpers--Extraction Workers	3.0/10	62.54%	78.13%	45,520	1.80%	3	45520	1.8	62.54	78.12
First-Line Supervisors of Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers	6.3/10	30.08%	35.83%	75,820	3.60%	4	75820	3.6	30.08	35.83
Morticians, Undertakers, and Funeral Arrangers	6.1/10	14.27%	19.72%	51,030	3.50%	5	51030	3.5	14.27	19.72
Barbers	4.2/10	62.15%	34.23%	36,150	6.40%	11	36150	6.4	62.15	34.23
Hairdressers, Hairstylists, and Cosmetologists	6.2/10	29.77%	27.75%	34,970	7.10%	13	34970	7.1	29.77	27.75
Makeup Artists, Theatrical and Performance	6.5/10	16.21%	25.00%	47,390	9.40%	5	47390	9.4	16.21	25
Manicurists and Pedicurists	4.2/10	81.06%	44.61%	34,250	11.80%	5	34250	11.8	81.06	44.61
Shampooers	3.7/10	69.81%	66.07%	29,530	9.50%	3	29530	9.5	69.81	66.07
Curators	7.5/10	6.11%	17.16%	61,750	12.20%	5	61750	12.2	6.11	17.16
Pourers and Casters, Metal	2.2/10	87.85%	65.63%	48,690	-6.70%	3	48690	-6.7	87.85	65.62
Teaching Assistants, All Other	3.4/10	56.15%	51.47%	35,550	-0.60%	4	35550	-0.6	56.15	51.47
Computer, Automated Teller, and Office Machine Repairers	2.8/10	68.60%	54.38%	45,760	-2.00%	5	45760	-2	68.6	54.37
Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Commercial and Industrial Equipment	5.3/10	54.87%	26.50%	66,680	1.20%	4	66680	1.2	54.87	26.5
Aircraft Mechanics and Service Technicians	6.7/10	43.50%	24.43%	75,020	5.20%	8	75020	5.2	43.5	24.43
Mobile Heavy Equipment Mechanics, Except Engines	7.0/10	45.93%	28.19%	61,900	8.50%	4	61900	8.5	45.93	28.19
Mechanical Door Repairers	5.7/10	45.43%	42.11%	48,650	11.40%	3	48650	11.4	45.43	42.11
Maintenance Workers, Machinery	5.4/10	66.28%	37.90%	57,350	7.80%	6	57350	7.8	66.28	37.9
Medical Equipment Repairers	6.3/10	58.28%	32.14%	60,670	18.40%	4	60670	18.4	58.28	32.14
Commercial Divers	6.3/10	12.18%	38.16%	61,300	8.30%	5	61300	8.3	12.18	38.16
News Analysts, Reporters, and Journalists	3.8/10	49.00%	45.70%	57,500	-2.70%	9	57500	-2.7	49	45.7
Public Relations Specialists	7.4/10	22.39%	26.43%	66,750	6.20%	5	66750	6.2	22.39	26.43
Neurologists	8.2/10	0.00%	21.62%	–	6.80%	6	NaN	6.8	0	21.62
Obstetricians and Gynecologists	6.7/10	0.00%	20.34%	–	3.30%	5	NaN	3.3	0	20.34
Pediatricians, General	7.5/10	2.11%	21.93%	198,690	2.10%	8	198690	2.1	2.11	21.93
Physicians, Pathologists	5.7/10	36.38%	35.00%	–	5.50%	6	NaN	5.5	36.38	35
Psychiatrists	8.4/10	0.00%	26.85%	–	7.60%	13	NaN	7.6	0	26.85
Art Directors	6.9/10	37.31%	32.25%	106,500	5.20%	7	106500	5.2	37.31	32.25
Engine and Other Machine Assemblers	2.0/10	87.20%	71.88%	50,270	-21.30%	5	50270	-21.3	87.2	71.88
Food and Tobacco Roasting, Baking, and Drying Machine Operators and Tenders	2.2/10	90.43%	56.25%	39,850	2.20%	4	39850	2.2	90.43	56.25
Forging Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic	1.0/10	95.99%	77.50%	46,990	-15.70%	4	46990	-15.7	95.99	77.5
Tool and Die Makers	2.9/10	87.95%	50.82%	61,490	-9.70%	5	61490	-9.7	87.95	50.82
Lathe and Turning Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic	1.8/10	100.00%	51.56%	47,110	-11.40%	4	47110	-11.4	100	51.56
Electronic Equipment Installers and Repairers, Motor Vehicles	2.8/10	43.00%	54.41%	45,570	-13.20%	3	45570	-13.2	43	54.41
Layout Workers, Metal and Plastic	3.6/10	55.97%	75.00%	62,270	-3.50%	3	62270	-3.5	55.97	75
Sewers, Hand	0.7/10	94.46%	73.72%	32,240	-12.20%	4	32240	-12.2	94.46	73.72
Cabinetmakers and Bench Carpenters	3.2/10	64.65%	46.59%	43,260	-2.70%	5	43260	-2.7	64.65	46.59
Prepress Technicians and Workers	1.4/10	91.93%	77.42%	45,070	-18.50%	3	45070	-18.5	91.93	77.42
Textile Cutting Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders	0.8/10	100.00%	64.47%	36,620	-11.70%	4	36620	-11.7	100	64.47
Pediatric Surgeons	6.1/10	0.00%	25.31%	–	2.00%	5	NaN	2	0	25.31
Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technologists	5.1/10	58.34%	52.46%	60,780	5.30%	7	60780	5.3	58.34	52.46
Skincare Specialists	5.9/10	45.42%	32.72%	43,200	10.30%	4	43200	10.3	45.42	32.72
Butchers and Meat Cutters	2.4/10	77.03%	56.63%	37,650	-2.10%	6	37650	-2.1	77.03	56.63
Baggage Porters and Bellhops	2.8/10	58.84%	62.50%	34,840	0.50%	3	34840	0.5	58.84	62.5
Concierges	4.0/10	55.87%	50.60%	37,150	5.40%	3	37150	5.4	55.87	50.6
Tour Guides and Escorts	4.0/10	59.31%	52.78%	36,060	9.50%	5	36060	9.5	59.31	52.78
Travel Guides	4.9/10	44.11%	42.41%	36,060	9.50%	4	36060	9.5	44.11	42.41
Nannies	5.1/10	23.68%	22.28%	30,370	-1.30%	5	30370	-1.3	23.68	22.28
Childcare Workers	4.8/10	32.38%	18.65%	30,370	-1.30%	6	30370	-1.3	32.38	18.65
Meat, Poultry, and Fish Cutters and Trimmers	2.6/10	91.29%	66.67%	36,300	4.70%	4	36300	4.7	91.29	66.67
Museum Technicians and Conservators	6.2/10	39.79%	29.39%	48,670	10.70%	4	48670	10.7	39.79	29.39
Library Technicians	2.1/10	75.67%	67.55%	39,310	-5.60%	6	39310	-5.6	75.67	67.55
Librarians and Media Collections Specialists	4.9/10	45.91%	43.80%	64,370	2.90%	5	64370	2.9	45.91	43.8
Dental Hygienists	7.0/10	43.63%	35.10%	87,530	9.20%	7	87530	9.2	43.63	35.1
Gambling Change Persons and Booth Cashiers	1.1/10	93.41%	83.70%	33,230	-4.30%	3	33230	-4.3	93.41	83.7
Financial Quantitative Analysts	5.3/10	70.10%	49.17%	78,310	6.20%	12	78310	6.2	70.1	49.17
Fraud Examiners, Investigators and Analysts	5.5/10	52.06%	53.49%	78,310	6.20%	4	78310	6.2	52.06	53.49
Computer Systems Analysts	6.9/10	64.63%	36.18%	103,800	10.70%	9	103800	10.7	64.63	36.18
Telecommunications Engineering Specialists	7.7/10	32.96%	42.05%	129,840	13.40%	5	129840	13.4	32.96	42.05
Database Administrators	5.9/10	57.16%	55.49%	101,510	8.20%	8	101510	8.2	57.16	55.49
Teaching Assistants, Postsecondary	4.2/10	50.89%	54.17%	43,750	4.00%	3	43750	4	50.89	54.17
Craft Artists	3.2/10	54.13%	39.95%	36,600	2.20%	8	36600	2.2	54.13	39.95
Naturopathic Physicians	6.4/10	3.16%	39.53%	107,990	2.60%	6	107990	2.6	3.16	39.53
General and Operations Managers	7.4/10	38.70%	32.17%	101,280	5.80%	7	101280	5.8	38.7	32.17
Computer and Information Research Scientists	8.0/10	31.26%	29.69%	145,080	25.60%	10	145080	25.6	31.26	29.69
Media Technical Directors/Managers	5.8/10	56.56%	60.48%	82,510	8.00%	4	82510	8	56.56	60.48
Computer Network Support Specialists	5.2/10	64.84%	54.88%	71,530	7.30%	7	71530	7.3	64.84	54.88
Database Architects	6.8/10	50.65%	48.44%	134,700	10.80%	8	134700	10.8	50.65	48.44
Athletes and Sports Competitors	7.8/10	16.19%	9.98%	70,280	11.10%	13	70280	11.1	16.19	9.98
Coaches and Scouts	7.5/10	0.00%	22.59%	45,910	8.80%	8	45910	8.8	0	22.59
Umpires, Referees, and Other Sports Officials	3.3/10	66.10%	66.24%	35,820	10.40%	6	35820	10.4	66.1	66.24
Editors	4.3/10	51.05%	48.97%	75,020	-2.00%	7	75020	-2	51.05	48.97
Dietetic Technicians	4.1/10	38.62%	54.17%	36,520	4.30%	3	36520	4.3	38.62	54.17
Chief Executives	8.3/10	0.00%	24.85%	206,680	5.50%	9	206680	5.5	0	24.85
Dancers	7.1/10	16.42%	16.03%	–	6.70%	7	NaN	6.7	16.42	16.03
Water and Wastewater Treatment Plant and System Operators	4.0/10	59.24%	37.67%	54,890	-6.00%	6	54890	-6	59.24	37.67
Cutters and Trimmers, Hand	1.2/10	100.00%	58.75%	37,040	-18.40%	3	37040	-18.4	100	58.75
Painting, Coating, and Decorating Workers	2.1/10	93.80%	52.54%	40,230	1.50%	5	40230	1.5	93.8	52.54
Computer Numerically Controlled Tool Operators	2.7/10	87.05%	53.26%	48,550	-9.20%	4	48550	-9.2	87.05	53.26
Computer Numerically Controlled Tool Programmers	4.8/10	75.47%	60.71%	63,440	14.90%	4	63440	14.9	75.47	60.71
Adhesive Bonding Machine Operators and Tenders	2.3/10	100.00%	59.62%	43,540	-0.50%	3	43540	-0.5	100	59.62
Tire Builders	2.2/10	100.00%	77.94%	54,080	3.10%	4	54080	3.1	100	77.94
Commercial Pilots	6.5/10	55.11%	37.83%	113,080	5.70%	47	113080	5.7	55.11	37.83
Airfield Operations Specialists	4.9/10	45.73%	40.91%	51,140	5.30%	3	51140	5.3	45.73	40.91
Ambulance Drivers and Attendants, Except Emergency Medical Technicians	2.8/10	50.28%	42.65%	32,580	-0.10%	4	32580	-0.1	50.28	42.65
Driver/Sales Workers	3.3/10	92.68%	77.94%	35,420	9.20%	9	35420	9.2	92.68	77.94
Subway and Streetcar Operators	3.6/10	80.71%	73.75%	84,270	4.20%	4	84270	4.2	80.71	73.75
Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers	3.8/10	85.61%	64.01%	54,320	4.60%	13	54320	4.6	85.61	64.01
First-Line Supervisors of Material-Moving Machine and Vehicle Operators	5.4/10	49.17%	25.00%	60,510	5.30%	3	60510	5.3	49.17	25
Light Truck Drivers	4.0/10	90.15%	62.20%	42,470	8.80%	6	42470	8.8	90.15	62.2
Ship Engineers	5.9/10	46.75%	32.64%	94,270	3.40%	5	94270	3.4	46.75	32.64
Bridge and Lock Tenders	1.6/10	98.20%	76.47%	49,120	0.50%	3	49120	0.5	98.2	76.47
Traffic Technicians	3.2/10	61.16%	69.44%	52,240	4.20%	3	52240	4.2	61.16	69.44
Sailors and Marine Oilers	4.1/10	58.20%	40.61%	48,400	3.50%	5	48400	3.5	58.2	40.61
Captains, Mates, and Pilots of Water Vessels	5.5/10	33.96%	37.63%	88,730	2.30%	6	88730	2.3	33.96	37.63
Paper Goods Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders	1.6/10	91.43%	82.81%	47,250	-12.50%	3	47250	-12.5	91.43	82.81
Automotive and Watercraft Service Attendants	2.5/10	69.88%	50.00%	33,820	-0.10%	3	33820	-0.1	69.88	50
Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers, and Weighers	2.5/10	85.64%	66.04%	45,850	-3.00%	4	45850	-3	85.64	66.04
Railroad Brake, Signal, and Switch Operators and Locomotive Firers	3.2/10	86.53%	61.11%	63,540	1.50%	4	63540	1.5	86.53	61.11
Railroad Conductors and Yardmasters	4.0/10	67.29%	59.75%	71,130	1.90%	6	71130	1.9	67.29	59.75
Sawing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Wood	2.4/10	100.00%	77.78%	38,000	-0.50%	3	38000	-0.5	100	77.78
Furniture Finishers	2.7/10	57.35%	62.50%	39,790	-1.60%	3	39790	-1.6	57.35	62.5
Model Makers, Wood	2.2/10	65.73%	53.75%	45,040	-12.80%	3	45040	-12.8	65.73	53.75
Patternmakers, Wood	2.5/10	76.82%	69.64%	48,630	-13.50%	4	48630	-13.5	76.82	69.64
Woodworking Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Except Sawing	1.6/10	97.54%	65.38%	38,260	-2.20%	4	38260	-2.2	97.54	65.38
Chemical Plant and System Operators	3.3/10	87.93%	54.00%	80,030	-0.80%	5	80030	-0.8	87.93	54
Gas Plant Operators	2.9/10	71.22%	68.06%	82,560	-9.80%	3	82560	-9.8	71.22	68.06
Ophthalmic Laboratory Technicians	2.2/10	100.00%	51.67%	37,720	1.60%	3	37720	1.6	100	51.67
Cooling and Freezing Equipment Operators and Tenders	3.8/10	75.83%	55.77%	42,420	9.40%	3	42420	9.4	75.83	55.77
Stone Cutters and Carvers, Manufacturing	4.2/10	61.54%	62.50%	43,310	5.30%	3	43310	5.3	61.54	62.5
Coating, Painting, and Spraying Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders	3.2/10	87.15%	86.11%	45,560	1.20%	4	45560	1.2	87.15	86.11
Jewelers and Precious Stone and Metal Workers	3.0/10	77.17%	48.55%	47,450	-3.70%	5	47450	-3.7	77.17	48.55
Semiconductor Processing Technicians	3.7/10	100.00%	61.46%	45,850	13.00%	4	45850	13	100	61.46
Cleaning, Washing, and Metal Pickling Equipment Operators and Tenders	2.0/10	100.00%	80.65%	39,340	4.50%	3	39340	4.5	100	80.65
Photographic Process Workers and Processing Machine Operators	1.4/10	69.76%	75.00%	35,620	1.50%	4	35620	1.5	69.76	75
Etchers and Engravers	2.3/10	100.00%	89.58%	40,040	2.30%	3	40040	2.3	100	89.58
Bus Drivers, School	2.8/10	89.53%	60.04%	45,660	1.00%	6	45660	1	89.53	60.04
Bus Drivers, Transit and Intercity	4.1/10	91.98%	59.47%	60,170	5.20%	7	60170	5.2	91.98	59.47
Taxi Drivers	3.1/10	79.18%	84.96%	34,680	13.30%	11	34680	13.3	79.18	84.96
Stationary Engineers and Boiler Operators	4.6/10	43.87%	55.85%	67,640	4.10%	5	67640	4.1	43.87	55.85
Petroleum Pump System Operators, Refinery Operators, and Gaugers	4.1/10	78.71%	49.00%	94,580	-2.30%	5	94580	-2.3	78.71	49
Biofuels Processing Technicians	3.8/10	68.49%	62.50%	56,940	3.20%	3	56940	3.2	68.49	62.5
Separating, Filtering, Clarifying, Precipitating, and Still Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders	3.1/10	85.80%	85.42%	48,120	1.70%	3	48120	1.7	85.8	85.42
Crushing, Grinding, and Polishing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders	2.6/10	88.96%	67.86%	44,510	-1.00%	4	44510	-1	88.96	67.86
Mixing and Blending Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders	3.5/10	100.00%	80.00%	46,100	4.30%	4	46100	4.3	100	80
Molders, Shapers, and Casters, Except Metal and Plastic	3.6/10	96.26%	79.55%	43,310	5.30%	4	43310	5.3	96.26	79.55
Molding, Coremaking, and Casting Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic	1.8/10	95.58%	77.78%	38,870	-2.50%	4	38870	-2.5	95.58	77.78
Model Makers, Metal and Plastic	2.0/10	92.32%	73.08%	64,190	-17.60%	3	64190	-17.6	92.32	73.08
Patternmakers, Metal and Plastic	2.0/10	98.97%	97.22%	49,670	-22.20%	3	49670	-22.2	98.97	97.22
Foundry Mold and Coremakers	2.1/10	93.73%	56.82%	44,300	-24.60%	3	44300	-24.6	93.73	56.82
Multiple Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic	2.4/10	74.30%	64.81%	41,600	1.80%	3	41600	1.8	74.3	64.81
Textile Bleaching and Dyeing Machine Operators and Tenders	0.4/10	100.00%	85.64%	35,340	-10.30%	9	35340	-10.3	100	85.64
Tailors, Dressmakers, and Custom Sewers	1.6/10	84.86%	50.40%	36,650	-6.50%	10	36650	-6.5	84.86	50.4
Nuclear Power Reactor Operators	3.4/10	74.75%	57.14%	120,350	-10.30%	6	120350	-10.3	74.75	57.14
Textile Knitting and Weaving Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders	1.1/10	100.00%	68.42%	37,130	-11.80%	5	37130	-11.8	100	68.42
Textile Winding, Twisting, and Drawing Out Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders	1.0/10	100.00%	65.63%	35,530	-8.80%	4	35530	-8.8	100	65.62
Extruding and Forming Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Synthetic and Glass Fibers	2.2/10	96.78%	75.00%	44,030	-3.10%	3	44030	-3.1	96.78	75
Fabric and Apparel Patternmakers	3.2/10	66.17%	51.79%	62,510	-11.70%	4	62510	-11.7	66.17	51.79
Upholsterers	3.9/10	48.98%	26.00%	42,730	-2.00%	3	42730	-2	48.98	26
Hydroelectric Plant Technicians	5.0/10	26.79%	56.25%	97,010	-9.40%	3	97010	-9.4	26.79	56.25
Power Plant Operators	3.7/10	78.62%	53.77%	97,010	-9.40%	5	97010	-9.4	78.62	53.77
Power Distributors and Dispatchers	4.4/10	52.17%	46.25%	104,750	-1.40%	3	104750	-1.4	52.17	46.25
Biomass Plant Technicians	3.9/10	70.36%	53.57%	97,010	-9.40%	3	97010	-9.4	70.36	53.57
Rolling Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic	2.3/10	88.14%	72.73%	47,040	-7.70%	4	47040	-7.7	88.14	72.73
Cutting, Punching, and Press Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic	1.6/10	100.00%	66.18%	42,400	-11.20%	4	42400	-11.2	100	66.18
Grinding, Lapping, Polishing, and Buffing Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic	1.4/10	100.00%	73.44%	42,610	-10.70%	4	42610	-10.7	100	73.44
Drilling and Boring Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic	1.1/10	100.00%	69.12%	44,620	-19.20%	4	44620	-19.2	100	69.12
Sewing Machine Operators	1.3/10	100.00%	70.65%	34,440	-13.20%	6	34440	-13.2	100	70.65
Helpers--Production Workers	1.1/10	100.00%	78.72%	36,700	-8.30%	4	36700	-8.3	100	78.72
Aircraft Cargo Handling Supervisors	5.3/10	45.87%	46.88%	58,920	7.70%	3	58920	7.7	45.87	46.88
First-Line Supervisors of Helpers, Laborers, and Material Movers, Hand	5.4/10	52.05%	28.57%	60,510	5.30%	3	60510	5.3	52.05	28.57
Recycling Coordinators	5.4/10	53.52%	67.86%	60,510	5.30%	2	60510	5.3	53.52	67.86
Milling and Planing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic	1.0/10	100.00%	80.95%	47,200	-12.90%	4	47200	-12.9	100	80.95
Machinists	3.5/10	78.69%	53.83%	50,840	1.70%	8	50840	1.7	78.69	53.83
Metal-Refining Furnace Operators and Tenders	1.8/10	92.16%	79.41%	50,250	-4.80%	3	50250	-4.8	92.16	79.41
Airline Pilots, Copilots, and Flight Engineers	6.3/10	65.46%	31.05%	219,140	5.00%	13	219140	5	65.46	31.05
Air Traffic Controllers	5.4/10	48.61%	43.99%	137,380	2.90%	10	137380	2.9	48.61	43.99
Flight Attendants	6.9/10	37.52%	37.50%	68,370	9.90%	13	68370	9.9	37.52	37.5
Chemical Equipment Operators and Tenders	3.3/10	79.95%	84.38%	51,720	-5.40%	3	51720	-5.4	79.95	84.38
Grinding and Polishing Workers, Hand	1.0/10	86.61%	84.62%	38,940	-17.80%	3	38940	-17.8	86.61	84.62
Gem and Diamond Workers	1.6/10	100.00%	81.25%	47,450	-3.70%	3	47450	-3.7	100	81.25
Dental Laboratory Technicians	2.3/10	74.57%	66.93%	47,690	-4.20%	7	47690	-4.2	74.57	66.93
Medical Appliance Technicians	4.1/10	37.57%	47.73%	44,960	3.90%	3	44960	3.9	37.57	47.73
Packaging and Filling Machine Operators and Tenders	3.3/10	90.57%	91.35%	38,330	6.70%	4	38330	6.7	90.57	91.35
Watch and Clock Repairers	3.2/10	92.76%	40.96%	58,140	0.00%	5	58140	0	92.76	40.96
Plating Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic	2.1/10	86.00%	80.00%	39,740	-11.10%	4	39740	-11.1	86	80
Welding, Soldering, and Brazing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders	2.1/10	86.22%	54.30%	45,350	-8.90%	6	45350	-8.9	86.22	54.3
Heat Treating Equipment Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic	1.3/10	98.36%	68.75%	44,240	-9.50%	3	44240	-9.5	98.36	68.75
Welders, Cutters, Solderers, and Brazers	3.5/10	91.17%	51.62%	48,940	2.00%	10	48940	2	91.17	51.62
Musical Instrument Repairers and Tuners	3.4/10	54.33%	34.42%	42,800	1.50%	4	42800	1.5	54.33	34.42
Wind Turbine Service Technicians	6.6/10	38.90%	31.48%	61,770	60.10%	4	61770	60.1	38.9	31.48
Coin, Vending, and Amusement Machine Servicers and Repairers	2.4/10	90.17%	58.82%	44,980	-0.40%	3	44980	-0.4	90.17	58.82
Tool Grinders, Filers, and Sharpeners	1.8/10	100.00%	75.00%	46,410	-7.80%	3	46410	-7.8	100	75
Shoe and Leather Workers and Repairers	1.2/10	100.00%	51.39%	36,020	-11.90%	4	36020	-11.9	100	51.39
Geothermal Technicians	4.3/10	49.88%	58.33%	46,500	3.60%	2	46500	3.6	49.88	58.33
First-Line Supervisors of Production and Operating Workers	4.7/10	46.33%	54.31%	65,930	0.60%	4	65930	0.6	46.33	54.31
Helpers--Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers	3.8/10	58.29%	47.73%	36,710	4.40%	4	36710	4.4	58.29	47.73
Aircraft Structure, Surfaces, Rigging, and Systems Assemblers	3.2/10	58.36%	53.13%	61,240	-16.40%	4	61240	-16.4	58.36	53.12
Locksmiths and Safe Repairers	3.6/10	52.30%	33.77%	48,380	-9.90%	4	48380	-9.9	52.3	33.77
Manufactured Building and Mobile Home Installers	3.6/10	0.00%	33.33%	38,980	-19.60%	3	38980	-19.6	0	33.33
Riggers	4.4/10	60.03%	43.18%	56,220	4.90%	4	56220	4.9	60.03	43.18
Signal and Track Switch Repairers	4.8/10	60.66%	34.21%	82,710	2.30%	3	82710	2.3	60.66	34.21
Coil Winders, Tapers, and Finishers	2.1/10	89.66%	70.00%	44,890	-9.30%	3	44890	-9.3	89.66	70
Electromechanical Equipment Assemblers	3.8/10	98.24%	75.00%	40,490	7.20%	3	40490	7.2	98.24	75
Locomotive Engineers	3.4/10	80.10%	56.97%	74,770	1.30%	8	74770	1.3	80.1	56.97
Rail Yard Engineers, Dinkey Operators, and Hostlers	3.2/10	69.41%	72.22%	57,070	0.50%	3	57070	0.5	69.41	72.22
Structural Metal Fabricators and Fitters	2.9/10	81.89%	40.91%	48,480	-15.30%	4	48480	-15.3	81.89	40.91
Fiberglass Laminators and Fabricators	3.3/10	70.35%	39.29%	40,200	4.60%	3	40200	4.6	70.35	39.29
Timing Device Assemblers and Adjusters	2.0/10	100.00%	87.50%	48,840	-16.30%	3	48840	-16.3	100	87.5
Bakers	3.4/10	84.12%	53.94%	34,950	5.20%	9	34950	5.2	84.12	53.94
Bus and Truck Mechanics and Diesel Engine Specialists	5.3/10	52.20%	30.81%	58,970	2.80%	6	58970	2.8	52.2	30.81
Farm Equipment Mechanics and Service Technicians	6.0/10	43.56%	36.72%	49,210	11.40%	4	49210	11.4	43.56	36.72
Printing Press Operators	1.9/10	77.56%	69.00%	41,860	-9.50%	4	41860	-9.5	77.56	69
Print Binding and Finishing Workers	1.3/10	92.07%	84.38%	38,100	-17.50%	3	38100	-17.5	92.07	84.38
Pressers, Textile, Garment, and Related Materials	0.8/10	100.00%	73.86%	32,240	-12.00%	4	32240	-12	100	73.86
Team Assemblers	2.2/10	88.76%	89.12%	38,920	0.50%	3	38920	0.5	88.76	89.12
Slaughterers and Meat Packers	1.9/10	100.00%	69.68%	38,160	1.40%	3	38160	1.4	100	69.68
Home Appliance Repairers	4.1/10	53.79%	32.14%	47,170	0.80%	5	47170	0.8	53.79	32.14
Automotive Body and Related Repairers	4.4/10	48.36%	39.65%	48,740	1.30%	4	48740	1.3	48.36	39.65
Automotive Glass Installers and Repairers	3.1/10	74.98%	48.75%	45,320	2.00%	3	45320	2	74.98	48.75
Automotive Service Technicians and Mechanics	4.9/10	58.11%	30.46%	47,770	2.70%	12	47770	2.7	58.11	30.46
Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assemblers	3.2/10	87.72%	80.77%	40,490	7.20%	4	40490	7.2	87.72	80.77
Laundry and Dry-Cleaning Workers	2.9/10	93.05%	66.22%	31,050	5.50%	4	31050	5.5	93.05	66.22
Rail Car Repairers	4.2/10	60.42%	52.55%	65,030	4.40%	3	65030	4.4	60.42	52.55
Motorboat Mechanics and Service Technicians	4.8/10	62.87%	39.77%	49,990	6.70%	3	49990	6.7	62.87	39.77
Motorcycle Mechanics	4.0/10	48.21%	41.67%	46,270	2.50%	4	46270	2.5	48.21	41.67
Bicycle Repairers	4.6/10	49.33%	31.00%	38,320	5.60%	3	38320	5.6	49.33	31
Tire Repairers and Changers	3.5/10	79.86%	52.88%	35,790	5.30%	3	35790	5.3	79.86	52.88
Outdoor Power Equipment and Other Small Engine Mechanics	3.1/10	71.26%	50.00%	44,140	2.90%	3	44140	2.9	71.26	50
Recreational Vehicle Service Technicians	5.1/10	47.84%	50.00%	47,950	9.90%	2	47950	9.9	47.84	50
Food Cooking Machine Operators and Tenders	1.4/10	100.00%	77.68%	38,550	1.00%	3	38550	1	100	77.68
Extruding and Drawing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic	3.0/10	100.00%	70.00%	44,390	2.00%	3	44390	2	100	70
Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Mechanics and Installers	7.6/10	19.74%	20.36%	57,300	9.10%	10	57300	9.1	19.74	20.36
Control and Valve Installers and Repairers, Except Mechanical Door	4.7/10	46.47%	36.11%	70,100	1.60%	3	70100	1.6	46.47	36.11
Industrial Machinery Mechanics	6.4/10	63.15%	35.77%	61,420	17.20%	6	61420	17.2	63.15	35.77
Food Batchmakers	3.4/10	100.00%	70.69%	38,460	9.10%	4	38460	9.1	100	70.69
Cement Masons and Concrete Finishers	4.7/10	48.75%	35.12%	50,720	-0.70%	4	50720	-0.7	48.75	35.12
Terrazzo Workers and Finishers	2.9/10	52.14%	68.75%	48,900	-8.40%	3	48900	-8.4	52.14	68.75
Construction Laborers	5.2/10	55.60%	50.99%	45,300	8.20%	9	45300	8.2	55.6	50.99
Insulation Workers, Mechanical	4.8/10	40.26%	26.92%	53,920	5.10%	4	53920	5.1	40.26	26.92
Painters, Construction and Maintenance	4.8/10	53.28%	39.56%	47,700	4.00%	6	47700	4	53.28	39.56
Paperhangers	4.1/10	67.24%	77.50%	48,460	5.70%	3	48460	5.7	67.24	77.5
Septic Tank Servicers and Sewer Pipe Cleaners	5.2/10	56.64%	35.71%	46,910	8.10%	4	46910	8.1	56.64	35.71
Highway Maintenance Workers	4.4/10	63.13%	42.00%	47,360	3.80%	3	47360	3.8	63.13	42
Helpers--Carpenters	2.2/10	57.40%	62.12%	39,380	-3.00%	4	39380	-3	57.4	62.12
Rail-Track Laying and Maintenance Equipment Operators	4.5/10	57.89%	39.00%	67,000	2.50%	4	67000	2.5	57.89	39
Segmental Pavers	4.1/10	46.03%	64.58%	47,090	4.00%	3	47090	4	46.03	64.58
Derrick Operators, Oil and Gas	3.9/10	54.87%	59.62%	58,210	3.10%	3	58210	3.1	54.87	59.62
Rotary Drill Operators, Oil and Gas	4.4/10	48.47%	56.67%	61,770	2.20%	4	61770	2.2	48.47	56.67
Service Unit Operators, Oil and Gas	4.4/10	40.72%	43.33%	55,750	2.10%	3	55750	2.1	40.72	43.33
Construction and Building Inspectors	5.5/10	32.25%	35.55%	67,700	0.00%	5	67700	0	32.25	35.55
Elevator and Escalator Installers and Repairers	7.3/10	36.40%	23.05%	102,420	5.70%	6	102420	5.7	36.4	23.05
Helpers--Painters, Paperhangers, Plasterers, and Stucco Masons	2.3/10	71.89%	61.84%	37,010	1.90%	4	37010	1.9	71.89	61.84
Excavating and Loading Machine and Dragline Operators, Surface Mining	3.2/10	63.52%	50.00%	50,050	-0.80%	4	50050	-0.8	63.52	50
Earth Drillers, Except Oil and Gas	3.8/10	69.76%	71.43%	56,660	4.00%	3	56660	4	69.76	71.43
Audiovisual Equipment Installers and Repairers	4.6/10	37.25%	41.67%	48,380	1.90%	3	48380	1.9	37.25	41.67
Security and Fire Alarm Systems Installers	6.3/10	46.96%	31.00%	56,430	8.60%	4	56430	8.6	46.96	31
Continuous Mining Machine Operators	2.9/10	75.10%	59.21%	61,420	-1.80%	4	61420	-1.8	75.1	59.21
Roof Bolters, Mining	3.2/10	78.65%	86.36%	66,660	-32.00%	4	66660	-32	78.65	86.36
Loading and Moving Machine Operators, Underground Mining	2.5/10	97.27%	60.00%	64,070	-22.90%	3	64070	-22.9	97.27	60
Data Entry Keyers	1.3/10	100.00%	90.80%	37,790	-25.00%	11	37790	-25	100	90.8
Millwrights	6.5/10	20.93%	28.36%	62,980	4.80%	4	62980	4.8	20.93	28.36
Refractory Materials Repairers, Except Brickmasons	2.2/10	81.75%	73.08%	48,410	-17.80%	3	48410	-17.8	81.75	73.08
Electrical Power-Line Installers and Repairers	7.8/10	32.28%	22.94%	85,420	7.60%	6	85420	7.6	32.28	22.94
Avionics Technicians	6.5/10	48.93%	33.20%	77,420	7.60%	4	77420	7.6	48.93	33.2
New Accounts Clerks	1.3/10	100.00%	81.25%	44,630	-14.60%	4	44630	-14.6	100	81.25
Electric Motor, Power Tool, and Related Repairers	4.0/10	49.33%	50.00%	49,230	5.00%	4	49230	5	49.33	50
Forest and Conservation Workers	3.4/10	47.55%	32.03%	33,940	-3.80%	4	33940	-3.8	47.55	32.03
Boilermakers	4.6/10	41.96%	36.84%	71,140	-1.20%	5	71140	-1.2	41.96	36.84
Telecommunications Equipment Installers and Repairers, Except Line Installers	5.0/10	45.49%	36.06%	61,270	-3.40%	4	61270	-3.4	45.49	36.06
Graders and Sorters, Agricultural Products	1.0/10	100.00%	78.70%	34,360	-4.70%	3	34360	-4.7	100	78.7
Agricultural Equipment Operators	3.9/10	93.56%	75.00%	39,690	8.40%	3	39690	8.4	93.56	75
Solar Energy Installation Managers	7.0/10	15.36%	37.50%	76,760	5.90%	2	76760	5.9	15.36	37.5
Brickmasons and Blockmasons	5.1/10	26.05%	45.31%	59,640	3.30%	5	59640	3.3	26.05	45.31
Stonemasons	3.7/10	24.98%	50.50%	51,830	-3.60%	4	51830	-3.6	24.98	50.5
Carpenters	6.5/10	17.47%	32.63%	56,350	4.20%	11	56350	4.2	17.47	32.63
Floor Layers, Except Carpet, Wood, and Hard Tiles	5.0/10	44.94%	52.50%	48,840	10.10%	4	48840	10.1	44.94	52.5
Paving, Surfacing, and Tamping Equipment Operators	4.0/10	64.61%	69.44%	48,980	3.90%	3	48980	3.9	64.61	69.44
Office Machine Operators, Except Computer	1.0/10	100.00%	80.00%	37,450	-15.10%	4	37450	-15.1	100	80
Logging Equipment Operators	2.1/10	96.13%	61.90%	48,240	-3.80%	4	48240	-3.8	96.13	61.9
Pile Driver Operators	3.2/10	74.32%	75.00%	63,550	4.60%	3	63550	4.6	74.32	75
Drywall and Ceiling Tile Installers	4.6/10	57.69%	40.18%	55,700	3.30%	3	55700	3.3	57.69	40.18
Tapers	4.7/10	63.16%	31.25%	63,350	-0.70%	3	63350	-0.7	63.16	31.25
Glaziers	4.7/10	40.16%	42.86%	51,100	3.80%	4	51100	3.8	40.16	42.86
Loan Interviewers and Clerks	3.2/10	90.87%	96.43%	47,380	-2.40%	3	47380	-2.4	90.87	96.43
Order Clerks	1.2/10	100.00%	80.15%	41,600	-17.90%	4	41600	-17.9	100	80.15
Executive Secretaries and Executive Administrative Assistants	3.9/10	71.96%	61.59%	70,310	0.20%	6	70310	0.2	71.96	61.59
Legal Secretaries and Administrative Assistants	1.9/10	100.00%	75.75%	50,680	-5.10%	5	50680	-5.1	100	75.75
Telecommunications Line Installers and Repairers	4.6/10	49.17%	35.98%	64,640	-2.70%	4	64640	-2.7	49.17	35.98
Camera and Photographic Equipment Repairers	2.0/10	82.45%	75.00%	46,850	-16.90%	3	46850	-16.9	82.45	75
Urologists	8.0/10	0.00%	24.04%	236,000	3.90%	4	236000	3.9	0	24.04
Medical Secretaries and Administrative Assistants	3.2/10	88.32%	78.85%	40,640	5.40%	7	40640	5.4	88.32	78.85
Word Processors and Typists	1.3/10	100.00%	81.75%	46,450	-38.00%	5	46450	-38	100	81.75
Desktop Publishers	2.0/10	69.76%	54.63%	51,290	-13.40%	3	51290	-13.4	69.76	54.63
Mail Clerks and Mail Machine Operators, Except Postal Service	1.4/10	100.00%	85.29%	36,880	-6.20%	4	36880	-6.2	100	85.29
Proofreaders and Copy Markers	1.6/10	100.00%	71.23%	48,790	-3.40%	7	48790	-3.4	100	71.23
Insurance Claims and Policy Processing Clerks	1.8/10	100.00%	75.00%	46,900	-3.90%	4	46900	-3.9	100	75
Operating Engineers and Other Construction Equipment Operators	4.6/10	64.36%	51.81%	56,160	4.20%	6	56160	4.2	64.36	51.81
Ophthalmologists, Except Pediatric	7.5/10	9.20%	18.33%	–	4.50%	4	NaN	4.5	9.2	18.33
Orthopedic Surgeons, Except Pediatric	7.0/10	0.00%	20.83%	–	4.20%	5	NaN	4.2	0	20.83
Surgeons, All Other	7.0/10	0.00%	21.99%	–	4.30%	14	NaN	4.3	0	21.99
Electricians	8.3/10	6.84%	22.18%	61,590	10.80%	51	61590	10.8	6.84	22.18
Pipelayers	3.7/10	47.77%	45.59%	47,330	-2.30%	3	47330	-2.3	47.77	45.59
Office Clerks, General	1.8/10	99.45%	76.70%	40,480	-5.60%	6	40480	-5.6	99.45	76.7
Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters	7.3/10	21.95%	20.66%	61,550	5.60%	18	61550	5.6	21.95	20.66
Solar Thermal Installers and Technicians	6.2/10	25.53%	41.67%	61,550	5.60%	3	61550	5.6	25.53	41.67
Plasterers and Stucco Masons	4.5/10	51.62%	42.31%	52,640	3.30%	4	52640	3.3	51.62	42.31
Counter and Rental Clerks	2.8/10	90.43%	85.81%	37,400	4.20%	3	37400	4.2	90.43	85.81
Parts Salespersons	2.7/10	54.91%	73.86%	36,860	1.20%	3	36860	1.2	54.91	73.86
Production, Planning, and Expediting Clerks	3.3/10	100.00%	76.25%	53,900	4.90%	4	53900	4.9	100	76.25
Maintenance and Repair Workers, General	5.8/10	36.86%	32.67%	46,700	5.10%	6	46700	5.1	36.86	32.67
Agricultural Inspectors	3.2/10	57.83%	55.56%	48,010	3.90%	3	48010	3.9	57.83	55.56
Animal Breeders	3.6/10	74.48%	39.49%	47,540	2.40%	4	47540	2.4	74.48	39.49
Farmworkers and Laborers, Crop, Nursery, and Greenhouse	2.3/10	60.53%	64.00%	34,470	-2.40%	4	34470	-2.4	60.53	64
Procurement Clerks	2.1/10	86.62%	61.54%	46,670	-6.70%	4	46670	-6.7	86.62	61.54
Tellers	1.7/10	87.43%	87.79%	37,640	-14.70%	6	37640	-14.7	87.43	87.79
Brokerage Clerks	2.4/10	100.00%	59.62%	60,150	-2.80%	3	60150	-2.8	100	59.62
First-Line Supervisors of Office and Administrative Support Workers	4.5/10	53.52%	46.30%	63,450	-4.40%	4	63450	-4.4	53.52	46.3
Switchboard Operators, Including Answering Service	0.9/10	100.00%	85.00%	36,750	-25.20%	4	36750	-25.2	100	85
Credit Authorizers, Checkers, and Clerks	1.6/10	100.00%	80.88%	48,000	-5.20%	3	48000	-5.2	100	80.88
Human Resources Assistants, Except Payroll and Timekeeping	2.6/10	80.24%	66.81%	47,710	-4.80%	5	47710	-4.8	80.24	66.81
Receptionists and Information Clerks	1.8/10	100.00%	82.99%	35,840	-0.50%	7	35840	-0.5	100	82.99
Reservation and Transportation Ticket Agents and Travel Clerks	2.8/10	75.58%	68.18%	40,610	3.80%	4	40610	3.8	75.58	68.18
Gambling Cage Workers	0.8/10	96.46%	83.33%	36,110	-3.70%	3	36110	-3.7	96.46	83.33
Correspondence Clerks	1.6/10	100.00%	83.33%	42,120	-6.70%	3	42120	-6.7	100	83.33
Court, Municipal, and License Clerks	2.7/10	97.59%	68.48%	46,110	3.80%	4	46110	3.8	97.59	68.48
Eligibility Interviewers, Government Programs	3.1/10	74.73%	68.75%	50,270	3.10%	3	50270	3.1	74.73	68.75
File Clerks	1.6/10	85.76%	75.76%	38,130	-15.30%	4	38130	-15.3	85.76	75.76
Janitors and Cleaners, Except Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners	2.9/10	75.75%	57.89%	35,020	3.10%	9	35020	3.1	75.75	57.89
Solar Sales Representatives and Assessors	6.0/10	37.16%	28.57%	99,710	3.10%	3	99710	3.1	37.16	28.57
Hotel, Motel, and Resort Desk Clerks	3.4/10	70.05%	66.75%	30,790	7.00%	5	30790	7	70.05	66.75
Interviewers, Except Eligibility and Loan	2.9/10	64.67%	65.38%	40,300	-9.90%	3	40300	-9.9	64.67	65.38
Cargo and Freight Agents	4.2/10	77.30%	72.15%	48,330	9.70%	4	48330	9.7	77.3	72.15
Freight Forwarders	4.2/10	83.90%	60.56%	48,330	9.70%	4	48330	9.7	83.9	60.56
Motion Picture Projectionists	0.9/10	100.00%	72.66%	35,160	-5.00%	4	35160	-5	100	72.66
Costume Attendants	4.1/10	57.76%	52.68%	52,370	7.10%	3	52370	7.1	57.76	52.68
Sheet Metal Workers	4.6/10	46.97%	47.22%	58,780	2.30%	4	58780	2.3	46.97	47.22
First-Line Supervisors of Personal Service Workers	5.5/10	29.86%	25.00%	46,690	10.10%	3	46690	10.1	29.86	25
Animal Trainers	6.0/10	16.34%	25.00%	38,810	6.40%	5	38810	6.4	16.34	25
Animal Caretakers	5.6/10	56.04%	30.23%	31,200	16.60%	5	31200	16.6	56.04	30.23
Solar Photovoltaic Installers	5.5/10	41.40%	40.38%	48,800	48.00%	3	48800	48	41.4	40.38
Bailiffs	4.2/10	56.40%	32.95%	53,040	-1.40%	3	53040	-1.4	56.4	32.95
Helpers--Pipelayers, Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters	5.6/10	52.60%	21.88%	37,650	5.90%	5	37650	5.9	52.6	21.88
First-Line Supervisors of Retail Sales Workers	3.8/10	36.93%	51.67%	46,730	-6.40%	3	46730	-6.4	36.93	51.67
Models	2.7/10	89.36%	48.30%	47,430	-0.40%	8	47430	-0.4	89.36	48.3
First-Line Supervisors of Non-Retail Sales Workers	5.0/10	48.99%	45.45%	84,570	1.20%	3	84570	1.2	48.99	45.45
Cashiers	1.6/10	87.61%	88.16%	29,720	-10.60%	15	29720	-10.6	87.61	88.16
Optometrists	7.2/10	22.39%	47.87%	131,860	8.70%	9	131860	8.7	22.39	47.87
Telephone Operators	0.7/10	100.00%	86.03%	38,080	-26.40%	5	38080	-26.4	100	86.03
Bill and Account Collectors	1.8/10	100.00%	69.20%	44,250	-9.50%	4	44250	-9.5	100	69.2
Couriers and Messengers	3.0/10	96.12%	68.18%	36,710	8.30%	6	36710	8.3	96.12	68.18
Public Safety Telecommunicators	5.1/10	45.64%	34.84%	48,890	4.00%	4	48890	4	45.64	34.84
Helpers--Roofers	4.3/10	36.78%	46.88%	38,620	5.60%	3	38620	5.6	36.78	46.88
Energy Auditors	5.1/10	31.00%	58.33%	67,700	0.00%	3	67700	0	31	58.33
Fence Erectors	5.1/10	48.01%	35.00%	44,410	4.80%	3	44410	4.8	48.01	35
Licensed Practical and Licensed Vocational Nurses	6.3/10	24.49%	26.08%	59,730	2.60%	5	59730	2.6	24.49	26.08
Medical Records Specialists	3.8/10	97.09%	69.44%	48,780	8.70%	6	48780	8.7	97.09	69.44
Advertising Sales Agents	3.5/10	55.95%	59.55%	61,270	-6.60%	6	61270	-6.6	55.95	59.55
Insurance Sales Agents	4.6/10	80.02%	57.17%	59,080	6.10%	10	59080	6.1	80.02	57.17
Travel Agents	2.9/10	80.79%	69.37%	47,410	3.40%	5	47410	3.4	80.79	69.37
Anesthesiologist Assistants	8.2/10	29.00%	31.48%	130,020	28.50%	5	130020	28.5	29	31.48
Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditing Clerks	2.2/10	100.00%	82.53%	47,440	-5.00%	38	47440	-5	100	82.53
Demonstrators and Product Promoters	3.8/10	59.09%	41.07%	36,970	4.90%	3	36970	4.9	59.09	41.07
Real Estate Brokers	4.2/10	58.42%	47.52%	63,060	2.00%	6	63060	2	58.42	47.52
Telemarketers	0.9/10	97.49%	90.95%	34,480	-21.50%	10	34480	-21.5	97.49	90.95
Meter Readers, Utilities	1.6/10	81.06%	83.33%	47,720	-11.40%	4	47720	-11.4	81.06	83.33
Postal Service Clerks	2.3/10	86.58%	83.08%	59,570	-3.00%	5	59570	-3	86.58	83.08
Postal Service Mail Carriers	3.1/10	100.00%	53.40%	56,330	-3.00%	10	56330	-3	100	53.4
First-Line Supervisors of Food Preparation and Serving Workers	4.9/10	46.90%	51.47%	38,520	6.30%	3	38520	6.3	46.9	51.47
Crossing Guards and Flaggers	2.5/10	92.63%	72.44%	36,370	4.50%	3	36370	4.5	92.63	72.44
Food Preparation Workers	2.2/10	75.71%	70.00%	32,420	-3.80%	4	32420	-3.8	75.71	70
Baristas	3.6/10	74.23%	65.57%	29,540	5.70%	6	29540	5.7	74.23	65.57
Waiters and Waitresses	2.5/10	70.25%	68.25%	31,940	1.00%	10	31940	1	70.25	68.25
Food Servers, Nonrestaurant	2.9/10	72.83%	71.67%	33,110	4.90%	4	33110	4.9	72.83	71.67
Dining Room and Cafeteria Attendants and Bartender Helpers	3.9/10	69.48%	59.00%	31,180	8.30%	3	31180	8.3	69.48	59
Dishwashers	2.2/10	89.63%	70.18%	31,200	1.40%	4	31200	1.4	89.63	70.18
Security Guards	3.8/10	41.58%	54.94%	37,070	2.20%	10	37070	2.2	41.58	54.94
First-Line Supervisors of Housekeeping and Janitorial Workers	4.3/10	50.21%	50.00%	46,650	4.00%	4	46650	4	50.21	50
Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners	2.5/10	77.70%	64.25%	33,450	0.80%	9	33450	0.8	77.7	64.25
Pest Control Workers	5.7/10	49.66%	25.93%	43,470	7.00%	4	43470	7	49.66	25.93
Pesticide Handlers, Sprayers, and Applicators, Vegetation	3.2/10	71.52%	58.33%	44,070	5.10%	3	44070	5.1	71.52	58.33
Tree Trimmers and Pruners	4.5/10	63.95%	39.33%	49,070	4.80%	5	49070	4.8	63.95	39.33
Technical Writers	4.0/10	93.58%	56.57%	80,050	4.00%	10	80050	4	93.58	56.57
Writers and Authors	4.4/10	60.22%	55.22%	73,690	5.10%	14	73690	5.1	60.22	55.22
Poets, Lyricists and Creative Writers	5.6/10	54.16%	34.52%	73,690	5.10%	5	73690	5.1	54.16	34.52
Interpreters and Translators	2.9/10	70.40%	78.59%	57,090	2.30%	16	57090	2.3	70.4	78.59
Veterinary Technologists and Technicians	6.7/10	31.61%	23.95%	43,740	19.30%	4	43740	19.3	31.61	23.95
Opticians, Dispensing	3.4/10	59.49%	50.61%	44,170	2.90%	4	44170	2.9	59.49	50.61
Pharmacy Technicians	3.9/10	66.67%	66.90%	40,300	7.20%	9	40300	7.2	66.67	66.9
Allergists and Immunologists	7.5/10	7.73%	31.82%	236,000	3.90%	4	236000	3.9	7.73	31.82
Psychiatric Technicians	6.9/10	26.35%	18.06%	39,700	17.10%	4	39700	17.1	26.35	18.06
Surgical Technologists	5.5/10	40.15%	46.04%	60,610	5.80%	6	60610	5.8	40.15	46.04
Low Vision Therapists, Orientation and Mobility Specialists, and Vision Rehabilitation Therapists	7.6/10	13.27%	10.00%	96,370	11.10%	3	96370	11.1	13.27	10
Physical Therapists	9.0/10	0.00%	23.46%	99,710	14.20%	34	99710	14.2	0	23.46
Radiation Therapists	5.8/10	32.21%	37.39%	98,300	3.10%	5	98300	3.1	32.21	37.39
Cooks, Institution and Cafeteria	3.1/10	64.46%	66.07%	35,320	3.30%	3	35320	3.3	64.46	66.07
Real Estate Sales Agents	4.7/10	35.14%	52.26%	54,300	1.80%	10	54300	1.8	35.14	52.26
Sales Engineers	7.2/10	43.78%	32.03%	116,950	6.30%	7	116950	6.3	43.78	32.03
Landscaping and Groundskeeping Workers	3.8/10	83.64%	42.56%	37,360	5.10%	6	37360	5.1	83.64	42.56
Private Detectives and Investigators	5.0/10	62.31%	29.38%	49,540	5.00%	4	49540	5	62.31	29.38
Transportation Security Screeners	2.9/10	61.73%	65.79%	50,020	0.90%	4	50020	0.9	61.73	65.79
Cooks, Private Household	2.0/10	60.93%	54.03%	42,590	-6.30%	4	42590	-6.3	60.93	54.03
Cooks, Restaurant	4.7/10	61.66%	49.48%	35,780	17.00%	8	35780	17	61.66	49.48
Cooks, Short Order	2.2/10	75.11%	59.22%	34,130	-4.10%	3	34130	-4.1	75.11	59.22
Retail Loss Prevention Specialists	3.7/10	60.73%	37.50%	39,360	3.30%	3	39360	3.3	60.73	37.5
Chefs and Head Cooks	7.0/10	9.03%	33.33%	58,920	8.30%	12	58920	8.3	9.03	33.33
Cooks, Fast Food	1.4/10	100.00%	74.38%	29,260	-13.70%	6	29260	-13.7	100	74.38
Choreographers	6.5/10	0.00%	23.78%	52,000	5.30%	5	52000	5.3	0	23.78
Music Directors and Composers	5.3/10	21.23%	37.00%	62,590	2.70%	8	62590	2.7	21.23	37
Postal Service Mail Sorters, Processors, and Processing Machine Operators	2.2/10	100.00%	71.43%	53,440	-7.90%	5	53440	-7.9	100	71.43
Shipping, Receiving, and Inventory Clerks	2.0/10	86.39%	70.83%	39,780	-7.60%	4	39780	-7.6	86.39	70.83
Massage Therapists	7.2/10	20.55%	29.58%	55,310	17.70%	26	55310	17.7	20.55	29.58
Securities, Commodities, and Financial Services Sales Agents	5.5/10	65.41%	52.75%	76,900	6.60%	4	76900	6.6	65.41	52.75
Ushers, Lobby Attendants, and Ticket Takers	1.9/10	95.58%	89.29%	29,780	2.60%	3	29780	2.6	95.58	89.29
Locker Room, Coatroom, and Dressing Room Attendants	2.7/10	90.97%	76.32%	33,450	8.00%	4	33450	8	90.97	76.32
Amusement and Recreation Attendants	3.9/10	75.53%	39.17%	29,390	4.50%	3	29390	4.5	75.53	39.17
Nursing Assistants	4.9/10	47.55%	39.78%	38,200	4.40%	6	38200	4.4	47.55	39.78
Orderlies	3.3/10	72.79%	52.27%	36,830	4.50%	4	36830	4.5	72.79	52.27
Occupational Therapy Aides	4.0/10	19.14%	28.57%	36,970	3.70%	3	36970	3.7	19.14	28.57
Bartenders	5.0/10	49.02%	44.18%	31,510	8.80%	7	31510	8.8	49.02	44.18
Psychiatric Aides	3.9/10	22.69%	25.00%	39,160	0.80%	4	39160	0.8	22.69	25
Occupational Therapy Assistants	8.0/10	9.88%	16.91%	67,010	22.30%	5	67010	22.3	9.88	16.91
First-Line Supervisors of Gambling Services Workers	4.8/10	58.94%	87.50%	61,210	5.20%	3	61210	5.2	58.94	87.5
Gambling Dealers	2.5/10	86.75%	59.57%	32,240	3.20%	5	32240	3.2	86.75	59.57
Medical Assistants	5.6/10	41.22%	45.33%	42,000	15.00%	5	42000	15	41.22	45.33
Medical Equipment Preparers	3.7/10	73.93%	57.81%	45,280	5.70%	3	45280	5.7	73.93	57.81
Musicians and Singers	4.7/10	51.52%	38.21%	–	2.10%	16	NaN	2.1	51.52	38.21
Court Reporters and Simultaneous Captioners	2.3/10	100.00%	77.54%	63,940	1.80%	6	63940	1.8	100	77.54
Recreational Therapists	6.7/10	0.00%	23.33%	57,120	4.30%	4	57120	4.3	0	23.33
Respiratory Therapists	7.3/10	27.04%	34.65%	77,960	13.10%	5	77960	13.1	27.04	34.65
Speech-Language Pathologists	8.6/10	8.69%	20.85%	89,290	18.40%	8	89290	18.4	8.69	20.85
Exercise Physiologists	6.4/10	4.17%	41.00%	54,860	10.40%	4	54860	10.4	4.17	41
Physical Therapist Aides	3.8/10	39.45%	47.92%	33,520	2.90%	4	33520	2.9	39.45	47.92
Dental Assistants	5.5/10	51.40%	39.39%	46,540	8.40%	6	46540	8.4	51.4	39.39
Pharmacy Aides	2.2/10	73.39%	57.00%	36,200	0.90%	3	36200	0.9	73.39	57
Veterinary Assistants and Laboratory Animal Caretakers	5.8/10	51.81%	29.33%	36,440	19.40%	4	36440	19.4	51.81	29.33
Phlebotomists	5.8/10	45.45%	34.46%	41,810	7.80%	5	41810	7.8	45.45	34.46
Speech-Language Pathology Assistants	5.1/10	38.30%	43.18%	44,490	5.60%	3	44490	5.6	38.3	43.18
Gambling and Sports Book Writers and Runners	1.2/10	98.13%	59.62%	29,170	-2.40%	3	29170	-2.4	98.13	59.62
Hearing Aid Specialists	5.5/10	48.94%	44.12%	58,670	14.90%	3	58670	14.9	48.94	44.12
Firefighters	7.3/10	0.00%	19.74%	57,120	4.20%	13	57120	4.2	0	19.74
Fire Inspectors and Investigators	6.7/10	4.15%	32.41%	74,160	4.50%	4	74160	4.5	4.15	32.41
First-Line Supervisors of Firefighting and Prevention Workers	7.5/10	0.00%	25.00%	86,220	4.20%	3	86220	4.2	0	25
Nurse Anesthetists	8.0/10	0.00%	35.18%	212,650	10.40%	12	212650	10.4	0	35.18
Nurse Midwives	8.1/10	0.00%	23.41%	129,650	7.10%	5	129650	7.1	0	23.41
Nurse Practitioners	9.0/10	0.00%	28.77%	126,260	46.30%	14	126260	46.3	0	28.77
Audiologists	6.2/10	12.53%	72.06%	87,740	10.90%	6	87740	10.9	12.53	72.06
Correctional Officers and Jailers	4.8/10	35.32%	35.23%	53,300	-6.70%	5	53300	-6.7	35.32	35.23
Detectives and Criminal Investigators	6.9/10	10.07%	27.45%	91,100	2.30%	9	91100	2.3	10.07	27.45
Radiologic Technologists and Technicians	5.6/10	58.23%	39.97%	73,410	5.80%	17	73410	5.8	58.23	39.97
Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technologists	6.0/10	50.89%	43.27%	83,740	8.40%	6	83740	8.4	50.89	43.27
Cytotechnologists	4.2/10	93.55%	71.43%	60,780	5.30%	4	60780	5.3	93.55	71.43
Histotechnologists	4.9/10	84.60%	62.50%	60,780	5.30%	3	60780	5.3	84.6	62.5
Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technicians	4.6/10	78.65%	54.72%	60,780	5.30%	9	60780	5.3	78.65	54.72
Histology Technicians	4.6/10	84.60%	53.57%	60,780	5.30%	3	60780	5.3	84.6	53.57
Fashion Designers	6.5/10	22.56%	32.09%	79,290	4.70%	9	79290	4.7	22.56	32.09
Floral Designers	3.3/10	53.34%	30.56%	34,690	-10.40%	4	34690	-10.4	53.34	30.56
Prosthodontists	6.3/10	6.49%	39.66%	234,000	3.50%	3	234000	3.5	6.49	39.66
Graphic Designers	4.1/10	47.11%	70.81%	58,910	2.50%	54	58910	2.5	47.11	70.81
Interior Designers	5.9/10	10.49%	38.58%	62,510	4.00%	11	62510	4	10.49	38.58
Dentists, General	8.2/10	0.00%	15.20%	166,300	4.80%	18	166300	4.8	0	15.2
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons	6.5/10	0.00%	18.33%	–	3.30%	4	NaN	3.3	0	18.33
Orthodontists	6.8/10	14.03%	30.94%	–	3.70%	6	NaN	3.7	14.03	30.94
Dietitians and Nutritionists	6.3/10	8.31%	52.20%	69,680	7.40%	9	69680	7.4	8.31	52.2
Physician Assistants	8.7/10	0.00%	31.12%	130,020	28.50%	9	130020	28.5	0	31.12
Police Identification and Records Officers	5.1/10	53.69%	48.21%	91,100	2.30%	4	91100	2.3	53.69	48.21
Intelligence Analysts	5.1/10	51.07%	43.18%	91,100	2.30%	7	91100	2.3	51.07	43.18
Audio and Video Technicians	5.2/10	45.73%	37.89%	51,640	5.30%	4	51640	5.3	45.73	37.89
Broadcast Technicians	3.2/10	62.01%	61.29%	57,690	0.10%	4	57690	0.1	62.01	61.29
Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Technical and Scientific Products	5.8/10	62.99%	38.69%	99,710	3.10%	6	99710	3.1	62.99	38.69
Police and Sheriff's Patrol Officers	7.4/10	6.40%	17.75%	72,280	3.90%	14	72280	3.9	6.4	17.75
Camera Operators, Television, Video, and Film	3.7/10	58.29%	54.83%	61,800	1.90%	6	61800	1.9	58.29	54.83
Radiologists	4.8/10	34.90%	50.95%	–	3.60%	9	NaN	3.6	34.9	50.95
Art Therapists	7.8/10	0.00%	24.18%	63,650	11.80%	5	63650	11.8	0	24.18
Music Therapists	7.2/10	0.00%	38.07%	63,650	11.80%	4	63650	11.8	0	38.07
Veterinarians	8.8/10	6.83%	20.82%	119,100	19.10%	14	119100	19.1	6.83	20.82
Advanced Practice Psychiatric Nurses	8.5/10	0.00%	10.00%	86,070	6.00%	4	86070	6	0	10
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Physicians	8.0/10	0.00%	27.03%	236,000	3.90%	4	236000	3.9	0	27.03
Cardiovascular Technologists and Technicians	5.1/10	56.32%	38.24%	66,170	4.20%	5	66170	4.2	56.32	38.24
Art, Drama, and Music Teachers, Postsecondary	7.3/10	0.00%	20.95%	80,360	2.70%	6	80360	2.7	0	20.95
Communications Teachers, Postsecondary	5.9/10	15.22%	56.25%	79,910	3.30%	3	79910	3.3	15.22	56.25
Sports Medicine Physicians	8.2/10	0.00%	15.70%	236,000	3.90%	4	236000	3.9	0	15.7
Adapted Physical Education Specialists	5.8/10	0.00%	18.75%	67,190	2.10%	3	67190	2.1	0	18.75
Adult Basic Education, Adult Secondary Education, and English as a Second Language Instructors	4.0/10	43.51%	40.91%	60,560	-12.70%	4	60560	-12.7	43.51	40.91
Preventive Medicine Physicians	7.5/10	0.00%	37.50%	236,000	3.90%	4	236000	3.9	0	37.5
Diagnostic Medical Sonographers	6.8/10	48.92%	38.86%	84,470	15.10%	10	84470	15.1	48.92	38.86
Nuclear Medicine Technologists	4.7/10	49.99%	33.49%	92,500	-1.30%	6	92500	-1.3	49.99	33.49
Emergency Medical Technicians	7.0/10	0.00%	14.04%	38,930	6.10%	6	38930	6.1	0	14.04
Paramedics	7.6/10	0.00%	15.26%	53,180	5.90%	6	53180	5.9	0	15.26
Special Education Teachers, Middle School	5.9/10	15.43%	25.00%	66,600	-0.90%	3	66600	-0.9	15.43	25
Merchandise Displayers and Window Trimmers	4.3/10	41.54%	33.33%	36,230	4.80%	3	36230	4.8	41.54	33.33
Career/Technical Education Teachers, Secondary School	5.7/10	8.15%	32.87%	65,130	-0.80%	4	65130	-0.8	8.15	32.87
Set and Exhibit Designers	5.7/10	13.02%	35.00%	59,490	5.10%	3	59490	5.1	13.02	35
Actors	5.9/10	27.35%	38.97%	–	4.50%	48	NaN	4.5	27.35	38.97
Media Programming Directors	6.8/10	38.76%	60.42%	82,510	8.00%	3	82510	8	38.76	60.42
Talent Directors	6.5/10	41.10%	27.78%	82,510	8.00%	3	82510	8	41.1	27.78
Instructional Coordinators	6.1/10	19.22%	37.50%	74,620	1.80%	3	74620	1.8	19.22	37.5
Teaching Assistants, Preschool, Elementary, Middle, and Secondary School, Except Special Education	3.6/10	56.15%	42.34%	35,550	-0.60%	8	35550	-0.6	56.15	42.34
Teaching Assistants, Special Education	4.3/10	56.15%	32.24%	35,550	-0.60%	4	35550	-0.6	56.15	32.24
Self-Enrichment Teachers	4.7/10	44.22%	38.75%	45,330	3.40%	3	45330	3.4	44.22	38.75
Fine Artists, Including Painters, Sculptors, and Illustrators	4.6/10	64.27%	32.93%	59,300	4.00%	12	59300	4	64.27	32.93
Special Effects Artists and Animators	4.6/10	69.59%	56.83%	99,060	4.30%	14	99060	4.3	69.59	56.83
Registered Nurses	8.1/10	9.59%	24.25%	86,070	6.00%	16	86070	6	9.59	24.25
Child, Family, and School Social Workers	7.1/10	10.92%	19.38%	53,940	4.90%	6	53940	4.9	10.92	19.38
Neurodiagnostic Technologists	5.2/10	53.35%	38.89%	47,470	7.00%	3	47470	7	53.35	38.89
Animal Control Workers	4.4/10	38.72%	35.71%	43,170	4.90%	3	43170	4.9	38.72	35.71
Ophthalmic Medical Technologists	5.2/10	55.69%	37.50%	47,470	7.00%	3	47470	7	55.69	37.5
Parking Enforcement Workers	2.1/10	66.59%	80.56%	46,840	-0.40%	3	46840	-0.4	66.59	80.56
Customs and Border Protection Officers	5.8/10	42.18%	39.29%	72,280	3.90%	3	72280	3.9	42.18	39.29
Transit and Railroad Police	5.4/10	11.90%	48.91%	72,250	3.50%	3	72250	3.5	11.9	48.91
Area, Ethnic, and Cultural Studies Teachers, Postsecondary	5.9/10	16.76%	41.18%	86,030	3.60%	4	86030	3.6	16.76	41.18
Economics Teachers, Postsecondary	5.5/10	53.17%	38.10%	115,300	3.50%	4	115300	3.5	53.17	38.1
Geography Teachers, Postsecondary	5.2/10	17.58%	54.55%	85,600	4.30%	4	85600	4.3	17.58	54.55
Sociology Teachers, Postsecondary	5.5/10	22.91%	25.00%	82,670	3.40%	3	82670	3.4	22.91	25
Political Science Teachers, Postsecondary	5.8/10	24.16%	35.71%	93,810	3.30%	4	93810	3.3	24.16	35.71
Psychology Teachers, Postsecondary	6.9/10	0.00%	35.07%	82,140	5.00%	6	82140	5	0	35.07
Forestry and Conservation Science Teachers, Postsecondary	6.1/10	8.38%	25.00%	101,650	5.00%	2	101650	5	8.38	25
Atmospheric, Earth, Marine, and Space Sciences Teachers, Postsecondary	6.2/10	7.39%	41.18%	100,690	3.80%	3	100690	3.8	7.39	41.18
Producers and Directors	7.7/10	32.85%	24.90%	82,510	8.00%	8	82510	8	32.85	24.9
Sound Engineering Technicians	4.5/10	55.17%	33.01%	59,430	-0.50%	8	59430	-0.5	55.17	33.01
Nursing Instructors and Teachers, Postsecondary	7.5/10	0.00%	42.65%	80,780	17.90%	4	80780	17.9	0	42.65
Education Teachers, Postsecondary	6.1/10	15.11%	38.04%	73,240	3.30%	6	73240	3.3	15.11	38.04
Library Science Teachers, Postsecondary	5.6/10	26.77%	41.67%	80,310	4.20%	3	80310	4.2	26.77	41.67
Law Teachers, Postsecondary	6.3/10	31.69%	32.35%	127,360	2.20%	3	127360	2.2	31.69	32.35
Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Teachers, Postsecondary	5.5/10	32.37%	30.56%	69,030	2.90%	3	69030	2.9	32.37	30.56
English Language and Literature Teachers, Postsecondary	5.6/10	14.52%	41.11%	78,130	1.10%	5	78130	1.1	14.52	41.11
Midwives	7.4/10	0.00%	15.43%	63,630	5.80%	4	63630	5.8	0	15.43
Foreign Language and Literature Teachers, Postsecondary	4.5/10	44.68%	49.71%	78,760	1.00%	5	78760	1	44.68	49.71
History Teachers, Postsecondary	5.8/10	28.13%	31.56%	82,140	0.90%	5	82140	0.9	28.13	31.56
Athletic Trainers	7.5/10	0.00%	26.82%	57,930	12.70%	6	57930	12.7	0	26.82
Genetic Counselors	7.2/10	28.51%	34.03%	95,770	16.10%	4	95770	16.1	28.51	34.03
Special Education Teachers, Kindergarten	6.5/10	5.76%	19.79%	64,910	-0.70%	4	64910	-0.7	5.76	19.79
Tutors	3.8/10	44.45%	45.12%	39,580	0.70%	5	39580	0.7	44.45	45.12
Philosophy and Religion Teachers, Postsecondary	6.5/10	26.60%	21.84%	79,930	2.00%	5	79930	2	26.6	21.84
Family and Consumer Sciences Teachers, Postsecondary	5.4/10	29.10%	25.00%	78,410	4.30%	3	78410	4.3	29.1	25
Photographers	4.7/10	34.33%	34.82%	40,760	3.90%	10	40760	3.9	34.33	34.82
Film and Video Editors	4.4/10	71.94%	44.53%	66,600	4.70%	16	66600	4.7	71.94	44.53
Chiropractors	8.0/10	3.96%	21.43%	76,530	9.90%	6	76530	9.9	3.96	21.43
Park Naturalists	7.4/10	1.81%	16.35%	68,750	5.60%	3	68750	5.6	1.81	16.35
Food Science Technicians	3.1/10	86.04%	79.84%	49,090	7.30%	3	49090	7.3	86.04	79.84
Biological Technicians	4.6/10	62.41%	49.19%	51,430	6.60%	5	51430	6.6	62.41	49.19
Environmental Restoration Planners	7.0/10	2.49%	27.27%	78,980	7.30%	3	78980	7.3	2.49	27.27
Industrial Ecologists	6.6/10	28.17%	50.00%	78,980	7.30%	3	78980	7.3	28.17	50
Geoscientists, Except Hydrologists and Geographers	6.8/10	19.60%	30.85%	92,580	5.50%	6	92580	5.5	19.6	30.85
Hydrologists	6.3/10	6.65%	28.89%	88,770	2.80%	4	88770	2.8	6.65	28.89
Elementary School Teachers, Except Special Education	6.5/10	10.55%	28.26%	63,680	-0.70%	8	63680	-0.7	10.55	28.26
Career/Technical Education Teachers, Postsecondary	5.1/10	25.47%	36.36%	62,060	0.10%	3	62060	0.1	25.47	36.36
Career/Technical Education Teachers, Middle School	4.4/10	23.02%	42.57%	63,860	-0.90%	4	63860	-0.9	23.02	42.57
Special Education Teachers, Preschool	6.1/10	11.02%	17.74%	65,270	1.60%	5	65270	1.6	11.02	17.74
Rehabilitation Counselors	5.4/10	16.72%	31.94%	44,040	1.80%	3	44040	1.8	16.72	31.94
Healthcare Social Workers	8.1/10	0.00%	23.50%	62,940	9.70%	6	62940	9.7	0	23.5
Mental Health and Substance Abuse Social Workers	8.0/10	0.00%	10.61%	55,960	11.60%	4	55960	11.6	0	10.61
Social and Human Service Assistants	6.7/10	17.95%	29.60%	41,410	7.90%	5	41410	7.9	17.95	29.6
Clergy	6.5/10	3.79%	10.25%	58,920	2.50%	7	58920	2.5	3.79	10.25
Secondary School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education	6.3/10	16.27%	30.77%	65,220	-0.60%	12	65220	-0.6	16.27	30.77
Billing and Posting Clerks	2.2/10	100.00%	78.85%	45,590	0.50%	4	45590	0.5	100	78.85
Molecular and Cellular Biologists	7.5/10	12.33%	25.00%	91,100	5.60%	5	91100	5.6	12.33	25
Lawyers	7.2/10	22.98%	42.64%	145,760	5.20%	77	145760	5.2	22.98	42.64
Judicial Law Clerks	3.1/10	99.32%	53.00%	57,490	3.40%	4	57490	3.4	99.32	53
Administrative Law Judges, Adjudicators, and Hearing Officers	5.1/10	54.56%	42.24%	111,090	2.10%	4	111090	2.1	54.56	42.24
Paralegals and Legal Assistants	3.3/10	89.82%	64.52%	60,970	1.20%	7	60970	1.2	89.82	64.52
Title Examiners, Abstractors, and Searchers	2.7/10	100.00%	54.88%	53,550	1.00%	4	53550	1	100	54.88
Architecture Teachers, Postsecondary	6.4/10	0.00%	37.96%	105,770	3.20%	3	105770	3.2	0	37.96
Agricultural Sciences Teachers, Postsecondary	6.2/10	3.54%	33.33%	85,260	4.80%	3	85260	4.8	3.54	33.33
Engineering Teachers, Postsecondary	6.9/10	22.60%	47.00%	106,910	9.20%	5	106910	9.2	22.6	47
Mining and Geological Engineers, Including Mining Safety Engineers	5.6/10	32.09%	33.94%	100,640	2.00%	5	100640	2	32.09	33.94
Nuclear Engineers	6.6/10	21.79%	20.63%	125,460	-0.80%	8	125460	-0.8	21.79	20.63
Mechanical Engineering Technologists and Technicians	4.9/10	42.97%	39.78%	64,020	1.90%	7	64020	1.9	42.97	39.78
Automotive Engineering Technicians	4.7/10	48.29%	54.17%	64,020	1.90%	4	64020	1.9	48.29	54.17
Geneticists	7.0/10	20.21%	30.81%	91,100	5.60%	4	91100	5.6	20.21	30.81
Biologists	7.7/10	1.48%	26.17%	91,100	5.60%	8	91100	5.6	1.48	26.17
Physicists	8.3/10	0.58%	22.88%	155,680	7.20%	13	155680	7.2	0.58	22.88
Survey Researchers	3.7/10	51.15%	50.00%	60,960	-0.20%	4	60960	-0.2	51.15	50
Nuclear Technicians	3.8/10	65.71%	49.32%	101,740	-6.20%	4	101740	-6.2	65.71	49.32
Industrial-Organizational Psychologists	7.4/10	6.28%	27.32%	147,420	5.80%	8	147420	5.8	6.28	27.32
School Psychologists	6.3/10	25.58%	26.96%	84,940	0.70%	7	84940	0.7	25.58	26.96
Surgical Assistants	5.6/10	19.32%	33.33%	59,160	6.70%	3	59160	6.7	19.32	33.33
Home Health Aides	6.3/10	37.00%	31.58%	33,530	20.70%	5	33530	20.7	37	31.58
Food Scientists and Technologists	6.6/10	43.51%	33.09%	82,090	8.90%	7	82090	8.9	43.51	33.09
Conservation Scientists	7.0/10	13.66%	25.00%	68,750	5.60%	3	68750	5.6	13.66	25
Range Managers	6.2/10	6.47%	44.44%	68,750	5.60%	3	68750	5.6	6.47	44.44
Foresters	5.9/10	24.68%	25.89%	67,330	3.00%	5	67330	3	24.68	25.89
Epidemiologists	7.5/10	6.71%	30.75%	81,390	18.80%	5	81390	18.8	6.71	30.75
Arbitrators, Mediators, and Conciliators	6.1/10	50.14%	29.17%	71,540	6.10%	3	71540	6.1	50.14	29.17
Business Teachers, Postsecondary	6.3/10	45.14%	45.19%	97,130	6.70%	4	97130	6.7	45.14	45.19
Computer Science Teachers, Postsecondary	6.2/10	29.12%	55.56%	96,430	6.10%	5	96430	6.1	29.12	55.56
Astronomers	7.7/10	12.13%	29.83%	127,930	7.40%	8	127930	7.4	12.13	29.83
Mathematical Science Teachers, Postsecondary	6.0/10	41.26%	32.69%	81,020	3.30%	5	81020	3.3	41.26	32.69
Environmental Science and Protection Technicians, Including Health	5.2/10	31.67%	33.33%	50,660	7.00%	3	50660	7	31.67	33.33
Chemistry Teachers, Postsecondary	5.8/10	16.90%	34.62%	85,810	3.40%	5	85810	3.4	16.9	34.62
Environmental Science Teachers, Postsecondary	5.6/10	10.11%	40.91%	88,410	3.90%	3	88410	3.9	10.11	40.91
Physics Teachers, Postsecondary	6.6/10	15.29%	32.43%	98,020	3.70%	5	98020	3.7	15.29	32.43
Health and Safety Engineers, Except Mining Safety Engineers and Inspectors	7.0/10	13.33%	32.45%	103,690	5.10%	4	103690	5.1	13.33	32.45
Petroleum Engineers	6.5/10	29.53%	32.26%	135,690	2.40%	7	135690	2.4	29.53	32.26
Clinical Data Managers	6.1/10	52.14%	63.89%	108,020	36.00%	4	108020	36	52.14	63.89
Bioinformatics Technicians	4.5/10	62.69%	56.25%	70,620	6.90%	5	70620	6.9	62.69	56.25
Architects, Except Landscape and Naval	7.8/10	0.00%	42.11%	93,310	7.80%	14	93310	7.8	0	42.11
Landscape Architects	6.7/10	0.00%	37.20%	79,320	4.70%	7	79320	4.7	0	37.2
Computer Hardware Engineers	7.5/10	35.46%	30.19%	138,080	7.20%	14	138080	7.2	35.46	30.19
Electrical Engineers	7.9/10	25.29%	31.93%	106,950	9.10%	55	106950	9.1	25.29	31.93
Web Administrators	6.4/10	53.26%	61.54%	104,920	10.80%	3	104920	10.8	53.26	61.54
Document Management Specialists	5.8/10	67.57%	81.82%	104,920	10.80%	3	104920	10.8	67.57	81.82
Energy Engineers, Except Wind and Solar	7.3/10	11.07%	37.50%	111,970	5.00%	5	111970	5	11.07	37.5
Mechatronics Engineers	7.1/10	48.16%	28.86%	111,970	5.00%	10	111970	5	48.16	28.86
Occupational Health and Safety Technicians	6.6/10	21.72%	34.26%	57,920	11.40%	4	57920	11.4	21.72	34.26
Health Education Specialists	6.9/10	3.02%	35.71%	62,860	7.00%	3	62860	7	3.02	35.71
Robotics Engineers	7.6/10	18.67%	25.13%	111,970	5.00%	13	111970	5	18.67	25.13
Nanosystems Engineers	6.7/10	18.11%	35.42%	111,970	5.00%	4	111970	5	18.11	35.42
Geological Technicians, Except Hydrologic Technicians	3.9/10	69.14%	41.67%	52,440	3.80%	3	52440	3.8	69.14	41.67
Solar Energy Systems Engineers	6.7/10	19.86%	42.31%	111,970	5.00%	4	111970	5	19.86	42.31
Non-Destructive Testing Specialists	5.7/10	34.72%	48.96%	73,500	4.40%	4	73500	4.4	34.72	48.96
Geographic Information Systems Technologists and Technicians	6.9/10	48.52%	51.90%	104,920	10.80%	6	104920	10.8	48.52	51.9
Electro-Mechanical and Mechatronics Technologists and Technicians	4.2/10	62.40%	29.89%	65,080	-1.20%	7	65080	-1.2	62.4	29.89
Robotics Technicians	3.8/10	49.68%	43.75%	65,080	-1.20%	5	65080	-1.2	49.68	43.75
Compensation, Benefits, and Job Analysis Specialists	5.5/10	53.32%	54.03%	74,530	7.00%	4	74530	7	53.32	54.03
Training and Development Specialists	7.1/10	20.49%	37.86%	64,340	11.50%	5	64340	11.5	20.49	37.86
Aerospace Engineering and Operations Technologists and Technicians	5.5/10	56.15%	43.88%	77,830	7.90%	6	77830	7.9	56.15	43.88
Civil Engineering Technologists and Technicians	5.0/10	47.12%	39.29%	60,700	1.80%	6	60700	1.8	47.12	39.29
Budget Analysts	3.8/10	88.20%	65.57%	84,940	3.90%	5	84940	3.9	88.2	65.57
Credit Analysts	3.0/10	100.00%	72.16%	79,420	-3.90%	10	79420	-3.9	100	72.16
Financial and Investment Analysts	5.3/10	77.18%	82.06%	99,010	9.50%	40	99010	9.5	77.18	82.06
Remote Sensing Scientists and Technologists	5.6/10	37.58%	50.00%	112,280	2.30%	3	112280	2.3	37.58	50
Economists	5.6/10	50.52%	48.82%	115,730	5.10%	17	115730	5.1	50.52	48.82
Environmental Economists	5.6/10	51.89%	40.00%	115,730	5.10%	3	115730	5.1	51.89	40
Remote Sensing Technicians	4.5/10	73.92%	83.33%	58,350	5.80%	3	58350	5.8	73.92	83.33
Probation Officers and Correctional Treatment Specialists	6.3/10	22.42%	29.76%	61,800	3.60%	4	61800	3.6	22.42	29.76
Clinical and Counseling Psychologists	7.9/10	10.63%	37.54%	96,100	13.30%	15	96100	13.3	10.63	37.54
Marriage and Family Therapists	7.7/10	0.00%	26.27%	58,510	16.20%	4	58510	16.2	0	26.27
Mental Health Counselors	8.0/10	0.00%	27.88%	53,710	18.80%	10	53710	18.8	0	27.88
Web Developers	5.2/10	53.36%	73.45%	84,960	9.00%	60	84960	9	53.36	73.45
Video Game Designers	6.9/10	40.75%	42.10%	98,540	7.90%	13	98540	7.9	40.75	42.1
Data Warehousing Specialists	5.9/10	77.03%	57.95%	134,700	10.80%	7	134700	10.8	77.03	57.95
Compensation and Benefits Managers	4.9/10	46.89%	62.87%	136,380	2.10%	5	136380	2.1	46.89	62.87
Cartographers and Photogrammetrists	4.6/10	59.64%	60.09%	76,210	6.30%	4	76210	6.3	59.64	60.09
Electronics Engineers, Except Computer	7.2/10	45.58%	34.26%	119,200	9.10%	9	119200	9.1	45.58	34.26
Surveyors	6.2/10	30.28%	41.04%	68,540	5.90%	6	68540	5.9	30.28	41.04
Geodetic Surveyors	5.8/10	45.02%	43.75%	68,540	5.90%	3	68540	5.9	45.02	43.75
Aerospace Engineers	7.5/10	38.75%	32.86%	130,720	6.00%	21	130720	6	38.75	32.86
Agricultural Engineers	6.7/10	11.99%	38.10%	88,750	7.80%	6	88750	7.8	11.99	38.1
Microsystems Engineers	6.2/10	40.20%	41.67%	111,970	5.00%	3	111970	5	40.2	41.67
Photonics Technicians	4.8/10	73.07%	35.00%	73,500	4.40%	3	73500	4.4	73.07	35
Clinical Neuropsychologists	7.6/10	0.00%	29.49%	117,750	5.00%	4	117750	5	0	29.49
Radio Frequency Identification Device Specialists	6.8/10	40.37%	25.00%	119,200	9.10%	4	119200	9.1	40.37	25
Environmental Engineers	8.0/10	3.05%	29.30%	100,090	6.90%	8	100090	6.9	3.05	29.3
Fire-Prevention and Protection Engineers	7.0/10	7.08%	30.00%	103,690	5.10%	5	103690	5.1	7.08	30
Photonics Engineers	6.9/10	39.09%	33.82%	111,970	5.00%	3	111970	5	39.09	33.82
Wind Energy Engineers	6.4/10	38.31%	25.00%	111,970	5.00%	3	111970	5	38.31	25
Environmental Engineering Technologists and Technicians	4.4/10	38.39%	33.33%	54,000	2.30%	4	54000	2.3	38.39	33.33
Medical Scientists, Except Epidemiologists	8.2/10	22.36%	28.56%	100,890	11.50%	6	100890	11.5	22.36	28.56
Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Managers	7.0/10	32.33%	47.68%	99,200	9.00%	4	99200	9	32.33	47.68
Architectural and Engineering Managers	7.7/10	19.02%	31.09%	165,370	5.50%	7	165370	5.5	19.02	31.09
Biofuels/Biodiesel Technology and Product Development Managers	6.8/10	33.62%	46.88%	165,370	5.50%	4	165370	5.5	33.62	46.88
Food Service Managers	5.0/10	41.62%	38.06%	63,060	1.50%	3	63060	1.5	41.62	38.06
Gambling Managers	4.9/10	41.47%	51.19%	82,380	5.10%	3	82380	5.1	41.47	51.19
Brownfield Redevelopment Specialists and Site Managers	7.4/10	11.13%	25.00%	133,560	5.70%	3	133560	5.7	11.13	25
Agents and Business Managers of Artists, Performers, and Athletes	6.4/10	53.57%	29.92%	84,900	9.20%	4	84900	9.2	53.57	29.92
Shoe Machine Operators and Tenders	0.7/10	100.00%	91.31%	36,970	-13.60%	5	36970	-13.6	100	91.31
Dredge Operators	2.7/10	100.00%	78.57%	50,440	2.10%	3	50440	2.1	100	78.57
Government Property Inspectors and Investigators	6.4/10	27.83%	57.69%	75,670	5.40%	3	75670	5.4	27.83	57.69
Coroners	7.8/10	15.08%	17.71%	75,670	5.40%	4	75670	5.4	15.08	17.71
Regulatory Affairs Specialists	5.5/10	56.96%	50.00%	75,670	5.40%	4	75670	5.4	56.96	50
Sociologists	7.7/10	16.08%	21.67%	101,770	6.90%	5	101770	6.9	16.08	21.67
Surveying and Mapping Technicians	4.0/10	68.05%	62.50%	48,940	5.60%	5	48940	5.6	68.05	62.5
Animal Scientists	7.0/10	19.01%	26.35%	70,140	7.90%	4	70140	7.9	19.01	26.35
Podiatrists	6.2/10	12.87%	33.25%	141,650	1.40%	5	141650	1.4	12.87	33.25
Industrial Production Managers	6.3/10	40.16%	34.24%	116,970	2.80%	4	116970	2.8	40.16	34.24
Quality Control Systems Managers	6.5/10	36.08%	34.78%	116,970	2.80%	4	116970	2.8	36.08	34.78
Geothermal Production Managers	6.5/10	16.41%	62.50%	116,970	2.80%	2	116970	2.8	16.41	62.5
Supply Chain Managers	7.2/10	36.73%	42.34%	99,200	9.00%	8	99200	9	36.73	42.34
Human Resources Managers	7.2/10	12.15%	52.42%	136,350	6.50%	15	136350	6.5	12.15	52.42
Insurance Underwriters	3.1/10	82.72%	70.51%	77,860	-4.00%	7	77860	-4	82.72	70.51
Lodging Managers	7.2/10	29.77%	23.61%	65,360	9.90%	3	65360	9.9	29.77	23.61
Acute Care Nurses	7.4/10	5.76%	15.63%	86,070	6.00%	4	86070	6	5.76	15.62
Hosts and Hostesses, Restaurant, Lounge, and Coffee Shop	2.4/10	76.36%	65.76%	29,220	0.30%	3	29220	0.3	76.36	65.76
Buyers and Purchasing Agents, Farm Products	5.8/10	55.35%	53.95%	71,950	7.10%	4	71950	7.1	55.35	53.95
Wholesale and Retail Buyers, Except Farm Products	6.2/10	56.69%	41.48%	71,950	7.10%	3	71950	7.1	56.69	41.48
Fallers	1.8/10	100.00%	56.82%	53,170	-8.40%	3	53170	-8.4	100	56.82
Customs Brokers	4.6/10	85.36%	65.85%	75,670	5.40%	5	75670	5.4	85.36	65.85
Cost Estimators	4.3/10	54.26%	50.00%	74,740	-3.60%	5	74740	-3.6	54.26	50
Glass Blowers, Molders, Benders, and Finishers	3.3/10	97.47%	51.56%	43,310	5.30%	4	43310	5.3	97.47	51.56
Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists	6.3/10	44.17%	53.01%	74,680	8.30%	9	74680	8.3	44.17	53.01
Personal Financial Advisors	7.0/10	43.44%	43.10%	99,580	17.10%	9	99580	17.1	43.44	43.1
Chief Sustainability Officers	7.9/10	0.84%	35.00%	206,680	5.50%	4	206680	5.5	0.84	35
Advertising and Promotions Managers	5.6/10	31.54%	37.34%	131,870	-2.60%	5	131870	-2.6	31.54	37.34
Financial Examiners	5.9/10	64.46%	52.63%	84,300	21.00%	5	84300	21	64.46	52.63
Critical Care Nurses	8.5/10	0.00%	21.81%	86,070	6.00%	4	86070	6	0	21.81
Potters, Manufacturing	4.0/10	70.61%	44.64%	43,310	5.30%	3	43310	5.3	70.61	44.64
Computer User Support Specialists	4.5/10	58.61%	55.36%	59,240	5.10%	9	59240	5.1	58.61	55.36
Transportation Planners	6.1/10	18.30%	39.58%	95,890	3.40%	4	95890	3.4	18.3	39.58
Transportation Inspectors	4.3/10	64.52%	60.00%	87,290	3.90%	3	87290	3.9	64.52	60
Aviation Inspectors	5.7/10	28.91%	45.00%	87,290	3.90%	4	87290	3.9	28.91	45
Transportation Vehicle, Equipment and Systems Inspectors, Except Aviation	4.3/10	92.79%	76.79%	87,290	3.90%	4	87290	3.9	92.79	76.79
Passenger Attendants	2.7/10	80.45%	66.38%	35,620	5.80%	4	35620	5.8	80.45	66.38
Conveyor Operators and Tenders	2.3/10	88.95%	68.18%	39,260	-0.90%	3	39260	-0.9	88.95	68.18
Crane and Tower Operators	4.0/10	78.26%	49.32%	64,690	3.70%	7	64690	3.7	78.26	49.32
Hoist and Winch Operators	2.9/10	85.99%	91.67%	55,950	-0.50%	3	55950	-0.5	85.99	91.67
Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand	2.7/10	100.00%	76.56%	37,660	4.20%	4	37660	4.2	100	76.56
Recycling and Reclamation Workers	3.8/10	86.68%	77.50%	37,660	4.20%	3	37660	4.2	86.68	77.5
Machine Feeders and Offbearers	1.1/10	100.00%	81.25%	39,250	-12.70%	4	39250	-12.7	100	81.25
Stockers and Order Fillers	3.6/10	77.08%	73.13%	36,390	5.90%	6	36390	5.9	77.08	73.13
Industrial Truck and Tractor Operators	2.9/10	90.86%	70.00%	44,470	2.70%	6	44470	2.7	90.86	70
Cleaners of Vehicles and Equipment	3.1/10	84.62%	59.09%	34,150	4.40%	4	34150	4.4	84.62	59.09
Packers and Packagers, Hand	1.6/10	100.00%	77.46%	34,830	-4.20%	4	34830	-4.2	100	77.46
Gas Compressor and Gas Pumping Station Operators	2.5/10	87.45%	64.71%	61,870	1.20%	4	61870	1.2	87.45	64.71
Pump Operators, Except Wellhead Pumpers	3.9/10	75.37%	60.00%	54,690	5.00%	4	54690	5	75.37	60
Wellhead Pumpers	3.3/10	86.52%	62.50%	71,830	-2.00%	3	71830	-2	86.52	62.5
Refuse and Recyclable Material Collectors	2.4/10	100.00%	68.93%	45,760	2.30%	5	45760	2.3	100	68.93
Tank Car, Truck, and Ship Loaders	2.8/10	76.80%	79.17%	58,620	3.90%	4	58620	3.9	76.8	79.17
Postsecondary Teachers	7.7/10	16.86%	35.99%	82,270	6.80%	19	82270	6.8	16.86	35.99
Preschool, Elementary, Middle, Secondary, and Special Education Teachers	6.3/10	10.52%	32.76%	63,280	-0.10%	6	63280	-0.1	10.52	32.76
Financial Clerks	2.0/10	100.00%	87.34%	45,790	-6.10%	4	45790	-6.1	100	87.34
Information and Record Clerks	2.0/10	88.26%	79.46%	39,030	-3.30%	3	39030	-3.3	88.26	79.46

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