Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance Workers, all other

Quick Stats

2004 employment: 15,000
2014 projected employment: 18,000
Change — numeric: 3,000; percent: 19.8%
2004 median annual earnings: $21,160; earnings group: low
2004 self-employed: 3.2%
2004 part-time employment: high
2004 unemployment: high
Typical education and training: Short-term on-the-job training
Educational attainment — high school: 78.9%; some college: 17.0%; bachelor's degree: 4.2%

source: Employment Matrix; about this section

National Average and Percentile Annual Earnings, May 2005

source: Occupational Employment Statistics Program; about this section

May 2005 Mean Annual Earnings and Employment, wage and salary workers

Building cleaning workers, all other
— National
U.S.:	$27,020
— by State
AL:	$20,890
AK:	$23,510
CA:	$27,160
CO:	$23,700
CT:	$29,300
FL:	$22,410
GA:	$22,340
HI:	$27,150
IL:	n.a.
IN:	$29,400
IA:	n.a.
LA:	$16,070
MD:	$20,790
MA:	$26,120
MI:	$27,210
MN:	$28,580
MO:	$26,350
NV:	$26,280
NH:	$17,600
NJ:	$20,100
NY:	$24,990
NC:	$24,160
OH:	$23,110
OR:	$25,420
PA:	$23,900
SC:	$14,150
TN:	$17,720
TX:	$19,620
UT:	$18,000
VA:	$14,820
WA:	$23,430
WV:	$17,710
PR:	$18,140
— by NAICS Industry Sector
23	$28,380
31-33	$29,080
42	$26,130
44-45	$16,420
48-49	$26,310
53	$19,560
54	$22,920
55	$33,050
56	$26,960
61	$20,440
62	$22,220
71	$22,500
72	$17,740
81	$18,760
Also see State and Metropolitan Area and industry estimates of employment and percentile earnings for building cleaning workers, all other.

Width of bars indicates mean annual wages; color of bars indicates employment.

source: Occupational Employment Statistics Program; about this section