Professional & Technical Wage Estimates

		Sample & Response				1993 Summary							1994 Est Wage
										95% CI for Mean
		Total Sample Firms	# of Respondent Firms	Est UI Empl in 1993*	Valid Cases	Min	Max	Mean	Median	Min	Max	5% Trim	UI Ave Wkly Wage % Chg 9202-9303	Est UI Wage for '94 Mean
13002	Financial Managers:	469	88	1275	176	4.25	35.77	13.15	12.48	12.17	14.13	12.72	2.4	13.47
13005	Personnel; Training; and Labor Relations Managers:	174	18	266	26	12.71	32.25	20.79	20.51	18.47	23.11	20.60	3.0	21.41
13008	Purchasing Managers:	277	31	373	66	4.50	27.40	11.57	10.01	10.11	13.02	11.12	2.7	11.88
13011	Marketing; Advertising; and Public Relations Managers:	124	26	441	46	4.33	33.46	14.67	14.59	12.30	17.04	14.18	4.0	15.26
13014	Administrative Services Managers:	39	8	370	24	4.25	29.61	14.38	13.55	11.21	17.54	14.09	4.3	15.00
13017	Engineering; Mathematical; and Natural Sciences Managers:	169	14	472	23	4.62	33.46	23.30	25.96	20.50	26.10	23.70	3.3	24.07
15005	Education Administrators:	48	19	908	85	4.25	49.47	21.39	22.40	19.71	23.08	21.16	-1.0	21.18
15011	Property and Real Estate Managers and Administrators:	27	9	<200	16	5.50	23.08	12.50	11.54	9.17	15.83	12.30	11.3	13.91
15014	Industrial Production Managers:	27	12	<200	65	4.44	23.08	7.55	5.74	6.53	8.58	7.04	5.5	7.97
15017	Construction Managers:	354	50	501	107	5.00	90.40	19.51	13.80	13.85	25.17	14.80	-1.8	19.16
15021	Mining; Quarrying; and Oil and Gas Well Drilling Managers:	33	9	<200	20	22.00	52.89	30.14	28.85	25.83	34.44	29.32	2.7	30.95
15023	Communications; Transportation; and Utilities Operations Managers:	68	19	314	120	4.62	42.19	12.36	9.70	11.02	13.69	11.73	5.0	12.98
15026	Food Service and Lodging Managers:	143	47	1462	171	4.25	23.65	8.23	7.16	7.60	8.87	7.83	0.8	8.30
19002	Public Administration Chief Exec.; Legislators; & General Administrators:	341	19	532	34	5.77	25.96	16.89	19.71	14.71	19.07	17.03	0.4	16.96
19005	General Managers and Top Executives:	638	145	7359	468	4.25	88.27	15.57	14.42	14.59	16.57	14.37	1.6	15.82
21102	Underwriters:	9	4	<200	28	6.92	23.08	11.96	8.65	9.72	14.20	11.63	3.3	12.35
21108	Loan Officers and Counselors:	32	21	427	72	7.38	30.05	16.44	15.66	15.04	17.83	16.19	7.3	17.64
21111	Tax Preparers:	11	4	<200	7	6.00	12.52	9.11	9.00	7.36	10.86	9.09	0.2	9.13
21114	Accountants and Auditors:	401	58	1125	171	4.75	40.00	11.74	11.52	10.85	12.64	11.17	1.9	11.96
21302	Wholesale and Retail Buyers; Except Farm Products:	49	16	<200	135	4.25	19.62	8.60	7.90	8.11	9.09	8.40	0.7	8.66
21308	Purchasing Agents; Except Wholesale; Retail; and Farm Products:	337	16	300	31	7.09	25.96	12.23	11.08	10.85	13.61	11.84	3.7	12.68
21511	Personnel; Training; and Labor Relations Specialists:	236	11	323	25	6.75	25.70	13.78	12.56	11.22	16.34	13.51	3.7	14.29
21902	Cost Estimators:	58	16	<200	156	5.48	20.50	10.81	10.70	10.43	11.18	10.74	-0.6	10.75
21908	Construction and Building Inspectors:	3	3	<200	9	10.00	15.86	12.03	12.89	10.51	13.56	11.93	2.5	12.33
21911	Compliance Officers and Enforcement Inspectors; Except Construction:	309	13	356	79	6.92	28.36	11.84	10.99	11.12	12.56	11.40	3.2	12.22
21914	Tax Examiners; Collectors; and Revenue Agents:	179	7	229	137	9.09	24.27	16.12	13.35	15.20	17.04	16.05	0.4	16.18
21917	Assessors:	187	14	<200	42	6.92	19.23	11.66	12.35	10.66	12.67	11.55	0.4	11.71
22108	Mining Engineers; Including Mine Safety:	5	5	<200	61	11.50	31.73	16.80	17.62	15.12	18.49	16.27	5.2	17.67
22111	Petroleum Engineers:	16	6	<200	24	22.00	55.45	29.80	25.40	25.98	33.62	28.81	3.2	30.75
22121	Civil Engineers; Including Traffic:	261	23	788	63	4.76	30.00	17.24	17.27	15.99	18.50	17.22	2.6	17.69
22126	Electrical and Electronic Engineers:	40	4	<200	9	4.25	21.84	13.09	14.34	8.17	18.00	13.09	3.3	13.52
22135	Mechanical Engineers:	15	4	<200	20	7.94	62.50	27.70	16.68	17.29	38.11	26.87	3.2	28.59
22311	Surveyors and Mapping Scientists:	106	12	224	138	4.76	22.00	10.66	10.70	10.30	11.02	10.60	5.1	11.20
22505	Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technicians and Technologists:	39	4	704	13	10.00	19.00	15.17	19.00	12.52	17.81	15.24	3.0	15.63
22514	Drafters:	94	14	356	85	6.00	22.26	8.86	8.03	8.42	9.30	8.58	2.7	9.10
22521	Surveying and Mapping Technicians:	258	19	228	150	6.00	21.46	11.24	11.07	10.92	11.57	11.09	3.9	11.68
24105	Chemists; Except Biochemists:	15	5	<200	18	12.15	30.00	14.43	13.23	12.31	16.55	13.69	3.8	14.98
24302	Foresters and Conservation Scientists:	99	9	314	13	6.44	24.52	13.12	12.50	9.91	16.33	12.86	4.2	13.67
24505	Chemical Technicians and Technologists; Except Health:	19	3	247	21	9.09	17.00	14.03	17.00	12.37	15.68	14.13	4.1	14.61
25102	Systems Analysts; Electronic Data Processing:	162	7	219	12	11.54	23.77	17.25	16.25	14.85	19.65	17.21	4.0	17.94
25105	Computer Programmers:	258	10	295	15	6.00	23.57	13.47	13.73	11.03	15.90	13.32	4.5	14.08
25108	Computer Programmer Aides:	170	7	<200	10	6.42	18.21	13.77	13.82	10.93	16.60	13.93	3.4	14.24
27105	Urban and Regional Planners:	292	14	<200	26	6.27	21.31	13.91	14.03	12.70	15.12	13.94	0.4	13.97
27108	Psychologists:	42	9	<200	23	7.69	22.17	18.76	19.28	17.46	20.06	19.16	1.1	18.97
27302	Social Workers; Medical and Psychiatric:	172	13	364	106	7.21	60.10	15.97	11.91	13.68	18.26	13.97	5.3	16.82
27305	Social Workers; Except Medical and Psychiatric:	204	15	611	116	6.00	22.30	12.36	11.05	11.83	12.90	12.17	0.6	12.43
27308	Human Services Workers:	174	17	563	174	4.62	19.81	8.64	8.33	8.36	8.93	8.50	4.9	9.06
27311	Recreation Workers:	262	30	835	226	4.25	20.27	7.80	7.79	7.40	8.20	7.53	5.9	8.26
28102	Judges and Magistrates:	126	25	<200	31	4.62	37.50	12.52	11.01	9.84	15.20	11.80	0.4	12.57
28108	Lawyers:	298	38	616	86	5.77	85.00	23.21	19.61	20.09	26.32	21.39	3.1	23.93
28305	Paralegal Personnel:	17	6	<200	6	5.48	11.54	8.90	9.05	6.53	11.26	8.94	-6.7	8.30
28311	Title Examiners and Abstractors:	5	4	<200	8	5.00	21.63	11.73	12.26	6.91	16.54	11.55	-4.4	11.21
31302	Teachers; Preschool and Kindergarten:	72	28	727	468	4.25	56.93	12.66	13.03	11.99	13.32	12.54	-1.1	12.52
31308	Teachers; Secondary School:	12	3	4121	38	6.56	15.24	12.97	13.17	12.16	13.77	13.13	-1.9	12.72
31311	Teachers; Special Education:	22	10	953	119	5.87	42.03	15.38	13.82	14.42	16.34	14.55	-1.9	15.09
31314	Teachers and Instructors; Vocational Education and Training:	45	6	373	72	7.35	15.98	11.56	10.96	11.13	11.99	11.48	-0.8	11.47
31321	Instructors and Coaches; Sports and Physical Training:	36	7	1556	45	5.00	24.30	14.79	13.85	12.72	16.86	14.82	-1.3	14.60
31323	Farm and Home Management Advisors:	261	7	<200	10	5.00	17.31	8.70	7.86	6.03	11.37	8.43	5.1	9.14
31502	Librarians; Professional:	208	33	497	102	5.68	19.40	11.80	10.91	11.10	12.50	11.75	0.5	11.86
31505	Technical Assistants; Library:	184	25	<200	107	4.25	15.13	7.29	6.35	6.76	7.82	7.02	-1.0	7.22
31511	Curators; Archivists; Museum Technicians; and Restorers:	5	4	<200	11	6.00	98.08	18.84	11.82	1.09	36.59	15.15	2.3	19.27
31514	Vocational and Educational Counselors:	42	16	361	81	10.67	22.50	14.71	14.83	14.11	15.31	14.62	-1.0	14.56
31517	Instructional Coordinators:	75	4	<200	18	6.92	22.31	16.02	17.60	13.81	18.23	16.17	-9.0	14.58
31521	Teacher Aides; Paraprofessional:	32	15	465	261	4.36	10.63	6.86	7.09	6.72	7.01	6.86	-1.1	6.78
32102	Physicians and Surgeons:	80	19	377	88	8.00	50.00	49.65	49.90	44.17	55.12	47.49	4.9	52.08
32105	Dentists:	14	4	<200	8	16.50	98.08	31.45	18.50	7.91	54.98	28.57	5.6	33.21
32114	Veterinarians and Veterinary Inspectors:	18	11	<200	16	4.25	25.96	15.18	15.66	12.06	18.29	15.18	0.8	15.30
32300	Therapists:	28	6	654	16	14.51	31.25	18.06	16.84	15.99	20.12	17.52	5.5	19.05
32302	Respiratory Therapists:	3	3	<200	3	7.25	15.38	11.66	12.35	1.45	21.87		6.7	12.44
32305	Occupational Therapists:	254	13	<200	22	14.03	40.00	20.85	19.26	17.77	23.93	20.16	5.6	22.02
32308	Physical Therapists:	254	25	<200	65	7.80	25.63	20.06	18.75	18.74	21.37	19.71	5.6	21.18
32314	Speech-language Pathologists and Audiologists:	51	18	247	47	5.63	27.77	15.11	14.81	14.04	16.18	14.87	0.6	15.20
32317	Recreational Therapists:	13	4	<200	22	9.65	17.09	11.07	9.65	9.91	12.23	10.81	6.0	11.73
32502	Registered Nurses:	145	50	2861	864	5.91	20.45	15.05	14.16	14.88	15.22	15.09	0.7	15.16
32505	Licensed Practical Nurses:	92	28	1040	226	6.29	15.50	10.09	9.82	9.92	10.26	10.09	4.9	10.58
32508	Emergency Medical Technicians:	44	3	<200	26	5.50	9.68	6.74	5.50	6.07	7.40	6.64	6.2	7.16
32517	Pharmacists:	49	18	271	49	5.77	25.00	17.97	20.00	16.31	19.63	18.27	4.4	18.76
32521	Dietitians and Nutritionists:	25	8	<200	18	8.31	17.31	12.84	12.91	11.69	13.99	12.85	5.5	13.55
32523	Dietetic Technicians:	9	6	<200	9	7.60	13.02	9.52	8.47	7.87	11.16	9.43	6.2	10.11
32902	Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technologists:	12	6	224	22	7.50	20.77	10.42	9.02	8.83	12.01	10.04	5.7	11.01
32905	Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technicians:	12	7	<200	27	9.09	17.75	12.19	12.02	11.24	13.15	12.06	5.5	12.86
32908	Dental Hygienists:	15	9	<200	15	6.75	20.00	13.73	15.50	11.11	16.35	13.77	2.1	14.02
32911	Medical Records Technicians:	17	7	<200	19	6.50	11.30	8.50	8.72	7.81	9.18	8.45	5.5	8.97
32917	Radiologic Technologists:	20	8	<200	42	9.14	20.58	13.16	12.70	12.18	14.13	12.97	5.2	13.84
32921	Radiologic Technicians:	17	5	<200	14	5.98	14.94	10.86	10.85	9.72	12.00	10.91	6.5	11.57
34002	Writers and Editors:	26	6	<200	32	5.37	15.63	10.17	10.99	9.32	11.01	10.13	4.2	10.60
34011	Reporters and Correspondents:	27	5	<200	22	5.50	11.95	7.61	7.42	6.97	8.24	7.49	2.7	7.82
34014	Broadcast News Analysts:	7	4	<200	6	5.00	9.23	7.60	7.62	6.08	9.13	7.66	-0.1	7.59
34017	Announcers; Radio and Television:	24	9	<200	46	4.50	18.75	7.00	5.83	6.12	7.88	6.52	3.3	7.23
34023	Photographers:	14	6	<200	20	5.00	20.64	10.61	7.69	7.84	13.39	10.37	3.2	10.95
34038	Designers; Except Interior Designers:	28	10	<200	53	4.25	18.50	6.59	5.88	5.76	7.42	6.19	4.5	6.89
39005	Traffic Technicians:	124	4	<200	7	9.72	19.00	12.42	11.21	9.56	15.28	12.21	0.4	12.47
39008	Radio Operators:	3	3	<200	43	5.10	8.65	6.99	7.15	6.78	7.21	7.03	0.7	7.04
39011	Funeral Directors and Morticians:	8	5	<200	18	5.77	17.19	10.70	9.95	8.85	12.56	10.62	3.0	11.02

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