Sentences with phrase «higher median wage»

Home prices are slightly higher compared to the metro area, but residents earn a substantially higher median wage and enjoy a much better violent crime rate.

By comparison, general dental assistants reported a median wage of $ 18.75, oral surgery dental assistants earned a median of $ 18.11 an hour and prosthodontic dental assistants reported the highest median wage of any specialty, $ 20.84 an hour.

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They had been paying her the median wage for Ontario, as opposed to Ottawa, which was slightly higher.

Unskilled foreign workers can be paid 5 % less than the median wage in their field, whereas employers might need to offer Canadian workers a higher paycheque to move their family.

Out of the 25 metros, the narrowest gender wage gap overall is in Tampa, Florida, where women make approximately 89 % of the median salary for men — higher than the national average.

Meanwhile, Governor Andrew Cuomo continues to push for a much higher minimum wage — even in upstate regions where median hourly wages are generally $ 16 to $ 17.

The median hourly wage of all full - and part - time jobs (estimated as of May 2014) ranged from a high of $ 21.73 in the New York City metro area (which includes the White Plains and Wayne, NJ, metros) to a low of $ 15.30 in the Glens Falls area.

Dr. Lee points out that the productivity losses in the study were based on median wage — and that if a person makes a higher - than - average salary, they're likely to lose even more because of obesity - related problems.

According to CAP's analysis, the gap in full - time employment rates between mothers of elementary - school - age children and mothers of middle - and high - school - age children suggests that more than 1 million fewer mothers of elementary - school - age children are working full time, forfeiting an annual median wage of $ 35,000.

According to the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics, Arizona elementary teachers earned a median wage of $ 43,280 in 2017 and high school teachers $ 46,470, the 3rd and 6th lowest in the nation, respectively.

When you consider that the median annual wage of Canadians with a bachelor degree is about $ 18,500 a year higher than the wage earned by those with just a high school diploma, it's obvious that going to university was a great investment.

For example, Mississippi and West Virginia have similar median home values, but West Virginia's minimum wage is $ 1.50 higher.

New Jersey and Maryland reported some of the highest median home values, but the minimum wage sits below $ 10 in both states.

«In the late 1970s, the median wage was 40 % higher for college graduates than for people with more than a high school degree; now the wage premium is about 80 %,» it says.

Connecticut vet assistants currently enjoy a higher than normal wage, with an annual median salary of nearly $ 30,000.

While in the past, manufacturing workers earned a wage significantly higher than the U.S. average, by 2013 the average factory worker made 7.7 percent below the median wage for all occupations.

The high - wage stream is for positions where the wage rate offered to the TFW is at or above the provincial or territorial median wage.

The medical assistant field is a relatively high - paying field, with the median annual wage being $ 29,370 in May 2012.

The BLS reports that the highest paid general office clerks were found in the government sector, earning a median hourly wage of $ 15.24.

The salary for a registered nurse is much higher, with the annual median wage for RNs being around $ 65,470.

With Medical Assistant Job Description mentioned above you can earn a median annual wage of $ 28,250, with the lowest 10 % earning $ 20,919 and the highest 10 % earning $ 37,540.

By contrast, the Connecticut median wage of $ 33,200 is substantially higher.

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 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.

The median wage for medical administrative assistants in California is significantly higher than the nationwide median wage of $ 29,600.

Pay in Alaska is much higher than the U.S median wage of $ 29,600.

There are no specific nationwide requirements for a person who wishes to become a pharmacist's assistant, but, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, candidates should have a high school diploma at the very least, and can make a median wage of over $ 28,000 a year, as reported in 2010.

While O * Net reports that the 2013 national median wage for administrative medical assistants was $ 29,600, it also reports that the median wage in District of Columbia was substantially higher, at $ 37,900.

In Colorado, the median wage, at $ 32,200, is considerably higher.

Although the median wage for cashiers would most likely be unable to sustain a person with no spouse or children — $ 25,860 — in Southwest Minnesota, the occupation is important for high school students and others new to the labor force.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), in 2014, female full - time wage and salary workers ages 25 and older with only a high school diploma had median weekly earnings of $ 578; women with a bachelor's degree or higher had a median weekly income of $ 1,049.

This is 25 percent higher than the median annual wage for all workers.

WalletHub recently compared the 150 largest cities across 13 key metrics, such as sales per agent and the annual median wage of agents, to find out the best places for real estate pros to practice, and the mile - high city won out.

Of these professions, only one — flight attendants — has an average wage high enough to afford the mortgage on a median - priced home in the U.S., and workers in two of the jobs — housekeepers and wait staff — can not afford the typical rent on either a one - or two - bedroom apartment in any metro area.

Indianapolis (which ranked number seven overall) had the highest annual median wage for real estate agents at $ 105,370 — four times greater than in Wichita, Kan., which had the lowest at $ 24,320, according to WalletHub's findings.

Higher - paying jobs not materializing: Six of the seven occupations projected to add the greatest number of jobs by 2024 provide a median wage that is not sufficient to afford a modest one - bedroom rental home.