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Printing ink manufacturing
Manufacturing
$84,497Average annual pay · 17 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 322110 · 2025Pulp mills
Manufacturing
$109,354Average annual pay · 2 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 3221 · 2025Pulp, paper, and paperboard mills
Manufacturing
$105,205Average annual pay · 31 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 334220 · 2025Radio and television broadcasting and wireless communications equipment manufacturing
Manufacturing
$134,294Average annual pay · 31 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 3365 · 2025Railroad rolling stock manufacturing
Manufacturing
$89,522Average annual pay · 19 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 336510 · 2025Railroad rolling stock manufacturing
Manufacturing
$89,522Average annual pay · 19 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 327320 · 2025Ready-mix concrete manufacturing
Manufacturing
$81,886Average annual pay · 48 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 321219 · 2025Reconstituted wood product manufacturing
Manufacturing
$82,886Average annual pay · 17 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 335314 · 2025Relay and industrial control manufacturing
Manufacturing
$102,510Average annual pay · 33 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 311613 · 2025Rendering and meat byproduct processing
Manufacturing
$80,061Average annual pay · 12 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 335131 · 2025Residential electric lighting fixture manufacturing
Manufacturing
$75,261Average annual pay · 21 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 3252 · 2025Resin, synthetic rubber, and artificial and synthetic fibers and filaments manufacturing
Manufacturing
$113,293Average annual pay · 40 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 311811 · 2025Retail bakeries
Manufacturing
$30,782Average annual pay · 31 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 311212 · 2025Rice milling
Manufacturing
$67,318Average annual pay · 1 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 311911 · 2025Roasted nuts and peanut butter manufacturing
Manufacturing
$66,825Average annual pay · 19 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 331221 · 2025Rolled steel shape manufacturing
Manufacturing
$90,778Average annual pay · 20 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 333519 · 2025Rolling mill and other metalworking machinery manufacturing
Manufacturing
$91,213Average annual pay · 22 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 314994 · 2025Rope, cordage, twine, tire cord, and tire fabric mills
Manufacturing
$64,976Average annual pay · 16 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 326220 · 2025Rubber and plastics hoses and belting manufacturing
Manufacturing
$72,287Average annual pay · 22 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 3262 · 2025Rubber product manufacturing
Manufacturing
$74,944Average annual pay · 42 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 326291 · 2025Rubber product manufacturing for mechanical use
Manufacturing
$67,398Average annual pay · 21 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 322291 · 2025Sanitary paper product manufacturing
Manufacturing
$84,231Average annual pay · 15 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 332216 · 2025Saw blade and handtool manufacturing
Manufacturing
$74,666Average annual pay · 24 published state / DC records
Explore industry pay NAICS 333243 · 2025Sawmill, woodworking, and paper machinery manufacturing
Manufacturing
$85,003Average annual pay · 24 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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