Lowest/Highes paying jobs

[Flybet3]

In fact, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), eight of the 10 fastest-growing occupations through 2014 don't require a bachelor's degree.

Check this out, i though it was kinda interesting, a bit funny and a tiny bit "sad" LOL. Enjoy

Lowest Paying jobs-

Combined Food Preparation and Serving Workers, including Fast Food
Average hourly earnings: $7.66
Average annual earnings: $15,930 Wow, these people make more than a Great Lakes FO.

Cooks, Fast Food
Average hourly earnings: $7.67
Average annual earnings: $15,960

Dishwashers
Average hourly earnings: $7.78
Average annual earnings: $16,190


Dining Room and Cafeteria Attendants and Bartender Helpers
Average hourly earnings: $7.84
Average annual earnings: $16,320

Hosts and Hostesses, Restaurant, Lounge and Coffee Shop
Average hourly earnings: $8.10
Average annual earnings: $16,860

Counter Attendants, Cafeteria, Food Concession and Coffee Shop
Average hourly earnings: $8.15
Average annual earnings: $16,950

Gaming Dealers
Average hourly earnings: $8.18
Average annual earnings: $17,010

Shampooers
Average hourly earnings: $8.20
Average annual earnings: $17,050

Waiters and Waitresses
Average hourly earnings: $8.27
Average annual earnings: $17,190

Ushers, Lobby Attendants, and Ticket Takers
Average hourly earnings: $8.41
Average annual earnings: $17,500

Amusement and Recreation Attendants
Average hourly earnings: $8.43
Average annual earnings: $17,530

Farm Workers and Laborers, Crop, Nursery and Greenhouse
Average hourly earnings: $8.48
Average annual earnings: $17,630

Cashiers
Average hourly earnings: $8.62
Average annual earnings: $17,930

Personal and Home Care Aides
Average hourly earnings: $8.74
Average annual earnings: $18,180

Lifeguards, Ski Patrol and other Recreational Protective Service Workers
Average hourly earnings: $8.85
Average annual earnings: $18,410

Parking Lot Attendants
Average hourly earnings: $8.87
Average annual earnings: $18,450

Food Preparation Workers
Average hourly earnings: $8.88
Average annual earnings: $18,480

Pressers, Textile, Garment and Related Materials
Average hourly earnings: $8.88
Average annual earnings: $18,470

Bartenders
Average hourly earnings: $8.91
Average annual earnings: $18,540

Graders and Sorters, Agricultural Products
Average hourly earnings: $8.95 Average annual earnings: $18,610

Cooks, Short Order
Average hourly earnings: $8.99
Average annual earnings: $18,710

Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners
Average hourly earnings: $8.99
Average annual earnings: $18,700

Child Care Workers
Average hourly earnings: $9.05
Average annual earnings: $18,820

Laundry and Dry-Cleaning Workers
Average hourly earnings: $9.08
Average annual earnings: $18,890

Service Station Attendants
Average hourly earnings: $9.21
Average annual earnings: $19,150



Highest paying jobs-
1. Air traffic controller: $102,030

2. Funeral director: $79,517

3. Operations manager: $77,839

4. Industrial production manager: $73,000

5. Transportation manager: $72,662

6. Storage and distribution manager: $69,898

7. Computer technical support specialist: $67,689

8. Gaming manager: $64,880

9. First-line supervisor/manager of police and detective: $64,430

10. Nuclear power reactor operator: $64,090

11. Computer specialist: $59,480

12. First-line, non-retail supervisors/manager: $59,300

13. Nuclear technician: $59,200 YOU'RE TELLING ME THAT HOMER SIMPSON MAKES MORE THAN ME?!!!!!
That fat, retarded a$$$hole!

14. First-line supervisor/manager of fire fighting and prevention worker: $58,920

15. Real estate broker: $58,720

16. Elevator installer and repairer: $58,710

17. Sales representative, wholesale and manufacturing, technical and scientific products: $58,580

18. Dental hygienist: $59,790

19. Radiation therapist: $57,700

20. Nuclear medicine technologist: $56,450

21. Power plant distributor and dispatcher: $57,330

22. Fashion designer: $55,840

23. Ship engineer: $54,950

24. Detective and criminal investigator: $53,990

25. Commercial pilot: $53,870 WOW.. really? are they talking about a new commercial pilot? hmmm...

 

[greedypilot]

Pharmacist should be on the highest paid list. My brother is about to graduate and on the low side, he'll earn $75k his first year. If he went to the southwest, he could pull nearly $100k his FIRST year out of school.

 

[Flybet3]

Pharmacist should be on the highest paid list. My brother is about to graduate and on the low side, he'll earn $75k his first year. If he went to the southwest, he could pull nearly $100k his FIRST year out of school.

I think I hate your brother.

 

[Hovernut]

I can attest that as a former Nuclear Tech, I made much more than that figure way back in '99!! But the pilot salary is finally looking more realistic. Tell me again why I'm doin' this? :/

 

[thepotato232]

Combined Food Preparation and Serving Workers, including Fast Food
Average hourly earnings: $7.66
Average annual earnings: $15,930 Wow, these people make more than a Great Lakes FO.

Yuppers. Makes me want to wear a BK crown to work in response to our upcoming uniform crackdown. "You said you wanted to see the hats..."

In other news, "Commercial Pilots" seem to have taken about a $70,000 pay cut since the last one of these articles came out. That's a damn shame.

 

[SplitBar]

Pharmacist should be on the highest paid list. My brother is about to graduate and on the low side, he'll earn $75k his first year. If he went to the southwest, he could pull nearly $100k his FIRST year out of school.

A degree in Phrmacy would eat most pilots alive, including myself. It's almost like going thru Med school after you get your undergrad.

 

[greedypilot]

A degree in Phrmacy would eat most pilots alive, including myself. It's almost like going thru Med school after you get your undergrad.

I have looked at some of his course work, and it is indeed pretty difficult. He's a really booksmart person, and even he comments on the strain of the program. But the reward is there.. I get tired of him talking about which which BMW or Lexus he is going to buy when he graduates in 12 months.

 

[PooPooPants]

Yes but he sits behind a counter 8 hours a day filling pill bottles. If that entices you maybe it's time for a different career.

 

[Limeyflyer]

Yuppers. Makes me want to wear a BK crown to work in response to our upcoming uniform crackdown. "You said you wanted to see the hats..."

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Pilots wear hats???!!!??!

 

[xjlifer]

Yes but he sits behind a counter 8 hours a day filling pill bottles. If that entices you maybe it's time for a different career.

That is the truth...get out of this sucky job for a while....make some money at something else doing what you hate....then you will find out why people who leave the industry keep coming to back to post on FI.......cause they miss the job.