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432 matching groups · National annual average payroll pay · Private employers
Other nonferrous metal foundries (except die-casting)
Manufacturing
$79,260Average annual pay · 17 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 3279 · 2025Other nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing
Manufacturing
$75,074Average annual pay · 46 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 322219 · 2025Other paperboard container manufacturing
Manufacturing
$75,107Average annual pay · 20 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 327212 · 2025Other pressed and blown glass and glassware manufacturing
Manufacturing
$80,488Average annual pay · 17 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 311919 · 2025Other snack food manufacturing
Manufacturing
$66,025Average annual pay · 20 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 3149 · 2025Other textile product mills
Manufacturing
$55,150Average annual pay · 40 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 3369 · 2025Other transportation equipment manufacturing
Manufacturing
$77,853Average annual pay · 31 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 3219 · 2025Other wood product manufacturing
Manufacturing
$62,075Average annual pay · 47 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 333923 · 2025Overhead traveling crane, hoist, and monorail system manufacturing
Manufacturing
$84,193Average annual pay · 24 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 333993 · 2025Packaging machinery manufacturing
Manufacturing
$91,358Average annual pay · 33 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 325510 · 2025Paint and coating manufacturing
Manufacturing
$91,102Average annual pay · 32 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 3255 · 2025Paint, coating, and adhesive manufacturing
Manufacturing
$92,338Average annual pay · 42 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 322220 · 2025Paper bag and coated and treated paper manufacturing
Manufacturing
$78,699Average annual pay · 30 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 322120 · 2025Paper mills
Manufacturing
$101,938Average annual pay · 20 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 322130 · 2025Paperboard mills
Manufacturing
$110,040Average annual pay · 11 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 311991 · 2025Perishable prepared food manufacturing
Manufacturing
$56,119Average annual pay · 39 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 325320 · 2025Pesticide and other agricultural chemical manufacturing
Manufacturing
$108,303Average annual pay · 25 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 3253 · 2025Pesticide, fertilizer, and other agricultural chemical manufacturing
Manufacturing
$105,485Average annual pay · 42 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 325110 · 2025Petrochemical manufacturing
Manufacturing
$159,270Average annual pay · 6 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 3241 · 2025Petroleum and coal products manufacturing
Manufacturing
$143,702Average annual pay · 46 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 324191 · 2025Petroleum lubricating oil and grease manufacturing
Manufacturing
$98,088Average annual pay · 13 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 324110 · 2025Petroleum refineries
Manufacturing
$176,334Average annual pay · 21 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 3254 · 2025Pharmaceutical and medicine manufacturing
Manufacturing
$147,970Average annual pay · 47 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 325412 · 2025Pharmaceutical preparation manufacturing
Manufacturing
$158,377Average annual pay · 43 published state / DC records
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These are average payroll wages for covered private-sector jobs in the industry, including full-time and part-time work. They are not a median, an occupation-specific salary, an individual offer or a total compensation package. Employer benefits are excluded; the wage definition can include bonuses and certain stock-option payments. The coverage is private establishments in the QCEW program; public-sector employers and many self-employed workers are outside this selection. Different job mixes and hours worked affect comparisons. Broad industry groups and their detailed subindustries overlap; their employment counts must not be added together.
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