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Explore all 20 broad US industry sectors. See which employers and careers we cover today, then compare the pay evidence that’s available.
Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services
Professional, scientific, technical and consulting services.
Educational Services
Schools, colleges, universities and other education services.
Manufacturing
Production and processing of goods across manufacturing industries.
Finance and Insurance
Financial services, banking, investment and insurance.
Information
Publishing, broadcasting, telecommunications and information services.
Health Care and Social Assistance
Healthcare, residential care and social assistance services.
Retail Trade
Retail sales of merchandise and related consumer services.
Administrative and Support and Waste Management and Remediation Services
Administrative support, staffing, facilities and waste management.
Management of Companies and Enterprises
Holding companies and management of business enterprises.
Transportation and Warehousing
Passenger and freight transportation, logistics and warehousing.
Wholesale Trade
Wholesale distribution of durable and nondurable goods.
Construction
Building construction, civil engineering and specialty trades.
Other Services (except Public Administration)
Repair, personal, religious, civic and other service activities.
Real Estate and Rental and Leasing
Real estate services and rental and leasing activities.
Mining, Quarrying, and Oil and Gas Extraction
Mineral extraction, quarrying and oil and gas production.
Public Administration
Government administration and public services.
Accommodation and Food Services
Accommodation, restaurants and food service establishments.
Utilities
Electric power, natural gas, water and other utility services.
Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation
Arts, performance, entertainment, sports and recreation.
Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting
Agricultural production, forestry, fishing and related activities.
Government filings show offered base wages, not actual employee total compensation. Pay cohorts are published groups with at least five samples; overlapping groups are counted separately, and their samples are never added together. See how we compare pay.
Employer sectors use NAICS codes from their government filings. We assign the most frequently evidenced sector; ties and employers without sector evidence stay outside these counts. A career can span many employer industries.
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