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Media and Communication Workers, All Other

Media and Communication Workers, All Other: Career Overview

All media and communication workers not listed separately.

What Do Media and Communication Workers, All Other Take On?

Types of Media and Communication Workers, All Other Jobs

People in this occupation may also be known by titles such as:

  • Audience Coordinator
  • Audio-Visual Specialist
  • Continuity Manager
  • Graphologist
  • PA Announcer (Public Address Announcer)
  • Reader
  • Script Manager
  • Stage Technician

Job Outlook

The U.S. employs around 148,702 media and communication workers, all other working in the United States today. Employment is projected to grow by +10.8% over the projection horizon.

Forecasted number of jobs for Media and Communication Workers, All Other

Salary for Media and Communication Workers, All Other

Statistic Value
Annual median $69,171
Hourly median $33.26
10th percentile $48,644
25th percentile $58,908
75th percentile $79,434
90th percentile $89,697

Pay can vary substantially based on experience, location, and industry.

Salary ranges for Media and Communication Workers, All Other

Media and Communication Workers, All Other Salary by State

State Annual median salary
California $97,590
District of Columbia $77,870
New York $77,300
New Jersey $71,110
Minnesota $68,040
Pennsylvania $66,560
Wisconsin $66,040
Florida $64,280
Connecticut $64,210
Georgia $61,300
Massachusetts $57,020
Missouri $55,200
Hawaii $53,900
Maine $53,190
Colorado $52,780
Texas $50,370
Kansas $50,220
Oregon $50,060
Maryland $49,500
Washington $49,300
Louisiana $48,480
North Carolina $48,450
Virginia $48,320
Tennessee $47,840
Iowa $47,310
Mississippi $47,090
Illinois $46,700
Nevada $46,460
New Mexico $45,860
Ohio $43,250
Utah $39,260
Vermont $38,890
Michigan $37,490
Kentucky $35,380
Indiana $34,600
South Carolina $33,900
Montana $33,430
Idaho $21,450

Pay by U.S. Region

Pay for media and communication workers, all other vary by region. The following regions pay the most:

Region Median annual wage Share of U.S. jobs Location quotient
Far Western US $94,871 65.3% 4.14
Middle Atlantic $67,997 13.0% 0.81
Plains States $58,460 2.2% 0.34
New England $53,486 1.2% 0.85
Southeast $52,859 11.2% 1.67
Southwest $50,016 2.6% 0.23
Great Lakes $46,179 1.9% 0.12
Rocky Mountains $42,851 2.7% 0.60

Where the Jobs Cluster

Metro area State Median annual wage Employment
San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, CA CA $118,290 260
San Francisco-Oakland-Fremont, CA CA $99,420 2,840
Bridgeport-Stamford-Danbury, CT CT $98,690
Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA CA $97,980 7,570
Sacramento-Roseville-Folsom, CA CA $81,210 190
Lexington Park, MD MD $78,080 40
San Diego-Chula Vista-Carlsbad, CA CA $77,550 390
New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ NY $77,300 1,140

Top Industries Employing Media and Communication Workers, All Other

Most media and communication workers, all other are concentrated in the following sectors:

Industry Employment Median annual wage
Information 12,770 $97,040
Educational Services 2,320 $65,780
Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation 1,400 $63,260
Administrative and Support and Waste Management and Remediation Services 830 $51,200
Management of Companies and Enterprises 570 $98,320
Other Services (except Public Administration) 410 $52,510
Health Care and Social Assistance 330 $100,370
Manufacturing 190 $46,050
Media and Communication Workers, All Other sectors

Below are examples of industries where media and communication workers, all other work:

Media and Communication Workers, All Other industries

Top Programs to Study For This Career

Students preparing for media and communication workers, all other typically earn programs in:

2 programs across 2 majors

Communications Technologies/Technicians and Support Services

1 programs across 1 majors

References

This profile draws on the following authoritative sources:

  • U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics — Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) for employment and wage data by state and industry.
  • BLS Employment Projections for total employment and growth forecasts.
  • O*NET (Occupational Information Network) for skills, knowledge, tasks, work activities, work context, technology, and education-zone data.

SOC code: 27-3099.00 (Media and Communication Workers, All Other).

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