Sentences with phrase «states median wage»
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McMahon says the governor is proposing to elevate the minimum wage to the level of the median wage in many parts of the state, something he believes was not the intention of the original law, meant to regulate entry level jobs.
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McMahon says the governor is proposing to elevate the minimum wage to the level of the median wage in many parts of the state, something he believes was not the intention of the original law, meant to regulate entry - level jobs.
In fact, a recent study by the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported on the median wage of elementary school teachers in each state.
We also looked at data on median home values in each state to determine where it would take the longest to save for a down payment on a home at the minimum wage.
The data on minimum wage were obtained from the U.S. Department of Labor, while median owner - occupied home values for the states came from data provided by S&P.
New Jersey and Maryland reported some of the highest median home values, but the minimum wage sits below $ 10 in both states.
In a move to force more debtors into a Chapter 13 Wage Earner repayment plan, instead of allowing for a straight liquidation bankruptcy under Chapter 7, the trustee or any creditor can bring a motion to dismiss a Chapter 7 application if the debtor's income is greater than the state median income.
In Arizona, the median wage is $ 23,560 as of May 2012; however, Arizona's generally lower cost of living makes this wage competitive with most other state wage levels.
The median wage for Truck Drivers, Heavy and Tractor - Trailer in New York State for May 2009 was over $ 19 per hour.
The median annual wage for certified nursing assistants was $ 26,590 in May 2016, according to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics.
The BLS states that the median annual wages of wage - and - salary Medical Assistants were $ 28,300 in May 2008.
The median annual wage for pharmacy technicians in 2014 was $ 29,810, although this varies by state.
Based on May 2010 statistics, the Bureau of Labor Statistics states the median annual wage in a fulltime medical clerical career job was $ 28,860, with earnings of less than $ 20,810 on the low end and $ 40,190 on the high end.
In the United States as a whole, the median wage was $ 29,610 in 2013.
The Bureau of Labor and Statistics groups prison medical assistants with medical assistants in its reports and states that the median hourly wage for medical assistants is $ 13.87 per hour, with an average yearly salary of $ 28,860.
In 2013, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the median annual wage for medical assistants in New Hampshire was $ 32,180, which was one of the higher state averages in the country.
O * Net states that the 2013 national median wage for administrative medical assistants is $ 29,600, while the median in Delaware is $ 32,200.
In the state of Vermont, medical assistants earn a median wage of $ 33,720, as reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (2014).