Q: Do clerks make a lot of money?

No, clerks do not make a lot of money. Office clerks make a median salary of $36,000. However, the top ten percent can earn over $63,000 annually. Generally, salary differences come down to a combination of industry and level of education and experience. Office clerks with an associate's degree and more work experience have the ability to earn more money than those with only their high school diploma.

Q: How much do office clerks get paid?

Office clerks get paid a median annual salary of $36,000. However, the top ten percent can earn over $63,000 annually. Generally, salary differences come down to a combination of industry and level of education and experience. Office clerks with an associate's degree and more work experience have the ability to earn more money than those with only their high school diploma.

Question 1

How much does an Office Clerk make?

Accepted Answer

The average office clerk salary in the United States is $30,927. Office clerk salaries typically range between $25,000 and $38,000 yearly. The average hourly rate for office clerks is $14.87 per hour.

Office clerk salary is impacted by location, education, and experience. Office clerks earn the highest average salary in Alaska.

Question 2

What state pays Office Clerks the most?

Accepted Answer

Alaska pays Office Clerks the most in the United States, with an average salary of $36,901 per year, or $17.74 per hour.

Question 3

How do I know if I'm being paid fairly as an Office Clerk?

Accepted Answer

You know if you are being paid fairly as an Office Clerk if your pay is close to the average pay for the state you live in. For example, if you live in District of Columbia you should be paid close to $35,416 per year.

Question 4

What is a good starting salary for an Office Clerk?

Accepted Answer

A good starting salary for an office clerk is $23,000 in the United States. That puts you in the 10th percentile of annual income for an office clerk in the U.S., which is about what you would expect if you were new to the field. The average salary for office clerks is $29,164, but that normally requires some level of experience to achieve. Furthermore, a good starting salary for an office clerk can vary by state.

Question 5

Do clerks make a lot of money?

Accepted Answer

No, clerks do not make a lot of money. Office clerks make a median salary of $36,000. However, the top ten percent can earn over $63,000 annually.

Generally, salary differences come down to a combination of industry and level of education and experience. Office clerks with an associate's degree and more work experience have the ability to earn more money than those with only their high school diploma.

Question 6

How much do office clerks get paid?

Accepted Answer

Office clerks get paid a median annual salary of $36,000. However, the top ten percent can earn over $63,000 annually.

Generally, salary differences come down to a combination of industry and level of education and experience. Office clerks with an associate's degree and more work experience have the ability to earn more money than those with only their high school diploma.

Question 7

What is the monthly income of a clerk?

Accepted Answer

The monthly income of a clerk generally ranges from $2,000 to $4,000. This is dependent on what kind of clerk you are, the industry you're part of, and how much experience you have.

For example, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, an information desk clerk working for hotels, motels, and resorts made the median annual wages of $25,490 in 2020. Breaking that down, it's $2,124 per month.

Rank	State	Avg. Salary	Hourly Rate
1	Alaska	$36,901	$17.74
2	Connecticut	$34,043	$16.37
3	Colorado	$35,356	$17.00
4	Washington	$34,131	$16.41
5	Oregon	$34,199	$16.44
6	Michigan	$30,302	$14.57
7	Minnesota	$31,680	$15.23
8	Pennsylvania	$30,424	$14.63
9	Arizona	$32,317	$15.54
10	Wyoming	$30,351	$14.59
11	Rhode Island	$32,583	$15.66
12	Nevada	$32,975	$15.85
13	Vermont	$31,464	$15.13
14	Indiana	$28,653	$13.78
15	Hawaii	$34,463	$16.57
16	Illinois	$31,395	$15.09
17	Ohio	$29,155	$14.02
18	North Dakota	$31,356	$15.07
19	Massachusetts	$31,598	$15.19
20	Iowa	$28,671	$13.78
21	Texas	$29,593	$14.23
22	New York	$30,159	$14.50
23	Kentucky	$28,236	$13.57
24	District of Columbia	$35,416	$17.03
25	California	$33,745	$16.22
26	Utah	$28,165	$13.54
27	Maine	$30,203	$14.52
28	New Hampshire	$30,315	$14.57
29	Idaho	$27,754	$13.34
30	Missouri	$28,434	$13.67
31	Florida	$27,352	$13.15
32	North Carolina	$28,725	$13.81
33	Tennessee	$27,079	$13.02
34	Arkansas	$28,439	$13.67
35	Wisconsin	$27,285	$13.12
36	New Jersey	$29,803	$14.33
37	Delaware	$27,708	$13.32
38	Montana	$29,039	$13.96
39	Maryland	$28,048	$13.48
40	West Virginia	$26,054	$12.53
41	South Dakota	$25,764	$12.39
42	Virginia	$27,647	$13.29
43	Kansas	$23,498	$11.30
44	Nebraska	$26,051	$12.52
45	Georgia	$25,976	$12.49
46	Mississippi	$26,424	$12.70
47	South Carolina	$25,124	$12.08
48	Oklahoma	$24,591	$11.82
49	Louisiana	$23,718	$11.40
50	New Mexico	$21,175	$10.18
51	Alabama	$21,993	$10.57

Rank	City	Avg. Salary	Hourly Rate
1	Englewood, CO	$35,394	$17.02
2	San Francisco, CA	$34,626	$16.65
3	Tacoma, WA	$34,459	$16.57
4	Hillsboro, OR	$34,247	$16.46
5	Hartford, CT	$34,096	$16.39
6	Phoenix, AZ	$32,399	$15.58
7	Minneapolis, MN	$31,713	$15.25
8	Boston, MA	$31,599	$15.19
9	Chicago, IL	$31,455	$15.12
10	Bethlehem, PA	$30,562	$14.69
11	Rochester, NY	$30,365	$14.60
12	Lewiston, ME	$30,151	$14.50
13	San Antonio, TX	$29,702	$14.28
14	Charlotte, NC	$28,691	$13.79
15	Cincinnati, OH	$28,674	$13.79
16	Des Moines, IA	$28,573	$13.74
17	Indianapolis, IN	$28,567	$13.73
18	Baltimore, MD	$28,056	$13.49
19	Charlottesville, VA	$27,661	$13.30
20	Tampa, FL	$27,440	$13.19

Percentile	Annual Salary	Monthly Salary	Hourly Rate
90th Percentile	$38,000	$3,167	$18
75th Percentile	$34,000	$2,833	$16
Average	$30,927	$2,577	$15
25th Percentile	$27,000	$2,250	$13
10th Percentile	$25,000	$2,083	$12

Job Title	Annual Salary	Monthly Salary	Hourly Rate	Job Openings
Office Administrator	$37,423	$3,119	$17.99	118,096
Office Receptionist	$33,554	$2,796	$16.13	80,143
Data Clerk	$31,550	$2,629	$15.17	147,935
Room Clerk	$30,787	$2,566	$14.80	91,018
Shop Clerk	$34,468	$2,872	$16.57	106,275
Office Representative	$32,535	$2,711	$15.64	149,852

Rank	Company	Average Salary	Hourly Rate
1	University of Massachusetts Boston	$45,035	$21.65
2	Ross Institute	$41,207	$19.81
3	Kemper	$40,621	$19.53
4	Central Lakes College	$39,806	$19.14
5	Washington Health System	$39,386	$18.94
6	Grand View University	$38,466	$18.49
7	Monroe Community College	$38,298	$18.41
8	Hormel Foods	$38,207	$18.37
9	Martin Marietta	$38,061	$18.30
10	State of Connecticut	$38,027	$18.28
11	Harsco	$38,026	$18.28
12	Salt Lake County	$37,938	$18.24
13	Eastern Metal Supply	$37,617	$18.09
14	White County	$37,418	$17.99
15	Kiewit	$37,338	$17.95
16	WestRock	$37,048	$17.81
17	Chicago Tube & Iron	$36,913	$17.75
18	Loma Linda University	$36,603	$17.60
19	AgreeYa Solutions	$36,471	$17.53
20	Medline	$36,073	$17.34

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