20 - Year Growth Plan - City of Kendleton

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WagesThe total of all occupations working in the Gulf Coast Workforce Development area can expect to earn amedian cash salary of $33,449 or $16.08 per hour. The median wage is the 50th percentile wageestimate‐‐50 percent of workers earn less than the median and 50 percent of workers earn more. Themedian salary for people working in this occupation and industry is $2,595 more thanthe statewide average of $30,854 ($14.83 per hour).Half of the people in this job earn between $21,130 ($10.16 per hour) and $54,223 ($26.07 perhour)(i.e., between the 25th and 75th percentiles). An entry level worker can expect to earn $18,411($8.85 per hour) while an experienced worker can expect to earn $57,792 ($27.78 per hour).Annual wages have been calculated by multiplying the hourly wage by a "year‐round, full‐time" hour’sfigure of 2080 hours. For those occupations where there is not an hourly wage published, the annualwage has been directly calculated from the reported survey data.These estimates are based on 10,387 mail surveys of establishments in the area taken throughNovember 2010 and have a relative standard error of 0.72%. The relative standard error (RSE) is ameasure of the reliability of a survey statistic. The smaller the relative standard error, the more precisethe estimate can be considered.According to Zoom Prospector.com, the median household income in Kendleton was $26,666 as of 2010and, in 2004, city‐data.com cites the average salary as $20,768 based on income tax returns. The Texasaverage salary for this time period was $41,947. However, City‐data.com also describes the cost ofliving in Kendleton as significantly lower than the national average; it scored an 85.6 relative to a U.S.average of 100, leading to a rough approximation of living in Kendleton as costing 15% less than thenational average.Wages by OccupationThe following table summarizes wages by major occupational title for jobs in the Gulf Coast WorkforceDevelopment Board Area. This data is not available at the county level. Occupations with the highestentry level wage are listed first.Figure 21: Gulf Coast WDA Wages by Occupation 2008OccupationNumberEmployedMeanWagesTotal all occupations 2,613,580 $44,665$21.47Management Occupations 125,390 $108,249$52.04Architecture and EngineeringOccupationsComputer and MathematicalOccupations87,030 $87,697$42.1662,590 $74,923$36.02EntryWages$18,411$8.85$52,498$25.24$45,535$21.89$43,471$20.90Experiencedwage$57,792$27.78$136,125$65.44$108,778$52.30$90,650$43.58MedianWages$33,449$16.08$92,466$44.45$78,783$37.88$71,498$34.3736
Business and FinancialOperations Occupations111,310 $69,251$33.29Legal Occupations 19,060 $98,511$47.36Life, Physical, and Social Science31,310 $76,966$37.00OccupationsHealthcare Practitioners and125,350 $68,920Technical Occupations$33.13Community and Social Services 21,200 $44,295Occupations$21.30Education, Training, and Library 164,470 $50,140Occupations$24.11Installation, Maintenance, and 113,040 $41,362Repair Occupations$19.89Construction and Extraction177,150 $38,242Occupations$18.39Arts, Design, Entertainment,24,600 $45,666Sports, and Media Occupations$21.95Office and Administrative436,470 $33,250Support Occupations$15.99Production Occupations 195,720 $34,977$16.82Protective Service Occupations 59,840 $36,936$17.76181,820 $33,226$15.97Transportation and MaterialMoving OccupationsFarming, Fishing, and Forestry1,070 $26,834Occupations$12.90Healthcare Support Occupations 63,250 $25,210$12.12Sales and Related Occupations 270,430 $37,826$18.19Building and Grounds Cleaningand Maintenance OccupationsPersonal Care and ServiceOccupationsFood Preparation and Serving‐Related Occupations76,830 $21,252$10.2260,480 $24,527$11.79205,160 $19,314$9.29$38,398$18.46$38,301$18.41$35,356$17.00$34,146$16.42$28,079$13.50$25,184$12.11$24,135$11.60$23,072$11.09$21,556$10.36$20,045$9.64$19,329$9.29$18,822$9.05$17,615$8.47$16,283$7.83$16,231$7.80$15,997$7.69$15,496$7.45$15,353$7.38$15,237$7.33$84,677$40.71$128,616$61.83$97,771$47.01$86,308$41.49$52,402$25.19$62,618$30.11$49,976$24.03$45,827$22.03$57,722$27.75$39,853$19.16$42,801$20.58$45,994$22.11$41,032$19.73$32,109$15.44$29,700$14.28$48,741$23.43$24,130$11.60$29,113$14.00$21,352$10.27$60,525$29.10$73,583$35.38$62,254$29.93$58,968$28.35$40,072$19.27$48,541$23.34$38,599$18.56$33,172$15.95$39,923$19.19$30,359$14.60$30,574$14.70$33,494$16.10$27,121$13.04$22,697$10.91$22,845$10.98$23,352$11.23$18,989$9.13$18,283$8.79$16,821$8.09Source: Texas Workforce Commission www.tracer2.com*The median is a more useful measure when the data is not evenly distributed – as with salaries in organizations where mostpeople will be in the lower to middle pay groups and fewer will be at the top. When average is used the number is skewed dueto outliers.Wages by IndustryThe following table summarizes wages by industry (highest entry wage listed first) for jobs in the GulfCoast Texas Workforce Development Board area. Industries employing the most number of employeesare Health Care and Social Assistance, Manufacturing and Retail Trade.Appendix A, Page 37
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