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Compensation and Benefits Managers Salary by State
Median annual wage from the latest BLS Occupational Employment Statistics release. Hover any state for the cost-of-living adjusted figure. Click to open the full state breakdown.
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Compensation and Benefits Managers — median wage by state
- Washington: $206,320
- Rhode Island: $183,140
- New Jersey: $182,660
- Massachusetts: $181,910
- New York: $176,390
- Virginia: $171,300
- District of Columbia: $160,800
- California: $160,740
- Colorado: $159,570
- Connecticut: $147,070
- Oregon: $145,630
- Minnesota: $143,990
- Maryland: $143,910
- Maine: $143,090
- Wisconsin: $142,360
- Georgia: $141,200
- Michigan: $139,670
- Texas: $136,610
- Utah: $132,920
- New Hampshire: $132,240
- Ohio: $128,460
- Illinois: $127,530
- Pennsylvania: $125,790
- North Carolina: $125,650
- Tennessee: $122,490
- Alaska: $119,380
- Florida: $114,030
- Alabama: $110,450
- Indiana: $110,300
- Nebraska: $109,950
- Kansas: $108,790
- Idaho: $108,600
- Kentucky: $108,100
- Iowa: $106,500
- New Mexico: $104,840
- Arkansas: $102,370
- Oklahoma: $99,310
- Missouri: $97,530
- Hawaii: $95,260
- West Virginia: $94,990
- South Carolina: $93,890
- Louisiana: $92,710
- Mississippi: $89,830
- Arizona: —
- Delaware: —
- Montana: —
- Nevada: —
- North Dakota: —
- South Dakota: —
- Vermont: —
- Wyoming: —
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- Washington$206,320
- Rhode Island$183,140
- New Jersey$182,660
- Massachusetts$181,910
- New York$176,390
- Virginia$171,300
- District of Columbia$160,800
- California$160,740
- Colorado$159,570
- Connecticut$147,070
- Oregon$145,630
- Minnesota$143,990
- Maryland$143,910
- Maine$143,090
- Wisconsin$142,360
- Georgia$141,200
- Michigan$139,670
- Texas$136,610
- Utah$132,920
- New Hampshire$132,240
- Ohio$128,460
- Illinois$127,530
- Pennsylvania$125,790
- North Carolina$125,650
- Tennessee$122,490
- Alaska$119,380
- Florida$114,030
- Alabama$110,450
- Indiana$110,300
- Nebraska$109,950
- Kansas$108,790
- Idaho$108,600
- Kentucky$108,100
- Iowa$106,500
- New Mexico$104,840
- Arkansas$102,370
- Oklahoma$99,310
- Missouri$97,530
- Hawaii$95,260
- West Virginia$94,990
- South Carolina$93,890
- Louisiana$92,710
- Mississippi$89,830
- Arizona—
- Delaware—
- Montana—
- Nevada—
- North Dakota—
- South Dakota—
- Vermont—
- Wyoming—