SOC 39-9099 · Personal Care and Service Occupations

Personal Care and Service Workers, All Other wages by metro

National median annual wage

$41,600

10th percentile
$27,480
25th percentile
$34,180
Median
$41,600
75th percentile
$42,710
90th percentile
$48,910
Mean
$40,120

Annual wage from the May 2025 OEWS estimates.

National employment in May 2025: 60,420.

That median is 18.4% lower than the all-occupations national median of $50,980.

The metro and state figures below are the same May 2025 release. A blank wage means BLS did not publish it. See when a wage is not published.

Warehouse workers driving forklifts loaded with goods
Forklift operators in a Miami warehouse, 2011. Photograph by U.S. Department of Agriculture. Wikimedia Commons · Public domain

Highest published medians

Metros with the highest published annual medians for Personal Care and Service Workers, All Other.
OccupationEmployment10thMedian90th
San Antonio-New Braunfels, TXNot available$22,520$53,580$53,590
Salinas, CA50$35,260$50,910$65,970
Phoenix-Mesa-Chandler, AZNot available$33,700$48,900$50,070
Norwich-New London-Willimantic, CT30$35,360$48,320$56,530
Charleston-North Charleston, SC70$29,990$47,320$56,160
Hilton Head Island-Bluffton-Port Royal, SC50$29,780$46,990$51,640
Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos, TX170$24,340$46,930$61,600
San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, CA220$40,100$46,430$109,050
Greenville-Anderson-Greer, SC60$28,820$44,930$49,980
Kahului-Wailuku, HI140$34,280$44,680$61,200
San Francisco-Oakland-Fremont, CA410$39,260$43,810$62,050
Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA1,600$34,430$43,160$58,240
Santa Maria-Santa Barbara, CA80$34,320$43,160$54,840
Chicago-Naperville-Elgin, IL-IN210$32,690$42,540$59,690
Santa Cruz-Watsonville, CA50$38,100$42,110$56,950
New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ1,860$32,510$42,000$100,170
Albany, OR930$41,600$41,600$43,450
Bend, OR870$38,990$41,600$45,090
Corvallis, OR300$38,060$41,600$42,400
Eugene-Springfield, OR2,350$41,600$41,600$43,170

Where employment is largest

Metros with the most Personal Care and Service Workers, All Other jobs in the May 2025 tables.
OccupationEmployment10thMedian90th
Portland-Vancouver-Hillsboro, OR-WA11,120$41,600$41,600$42,720
Salem, OR2,870$40,960$41,600$43,490
Eugene-Springfield, OR2,350$41,600$41,600$43,170
New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ1,860$32,510$42,000$100,170
Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, FL1,690$27,480$34,830$56,190
Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA1,600$34,430$43,160$58,240
Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Roswell, GA1,440$21,170$23,850$38,930
Las Vegas-Henderson-North Las Vegas, NV1,280$31,120$34,960$49,040
Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV1,240$30,400$35,300$44,990
Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington, PA-NJ-DE-MD1,160$24,180$32,720$60,040
Baltimore-Columbia-Towson, MD1,050$32,720$37,430$45,380
Urban Honolulu, HI950$30,700$31,010$45,350
Medford, OR940$41,600$41,600$43,680
Albany, OR930$41,600$41,600$43,450
Bend, OR870$38,990$41,600$45,090
Denver-Aurora-Centennial, CO670$32,720$35,590$59,200
Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington, MN-WI610$26,920$31,700$45,770
Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue, WA580$41,020$41,020$69,030
Salt Lake City-Murray, UT570$30,270$37,470$47,980
San Diego-Chula Vista-Carlsbad, CA560$36,440$37,840$50,130

States and territories

State estimates for Personal Care and Service Workers, All Other, May 2025.
OccupationEmployment10thMedian90th
South Dakota30$29,240$50,990$50,990
ArizonaNot available$33,260$48,900$50,070
MassachusettsNot available$37,300$46,780$50,490
South Carolina340$27,500$44,550$51,640
District of ColumbiaNot available$38,730$43,880$44,060
Illinois270$31,200$42,450$54,650
Idaho160$28,080$41,600$48,460
Oregon22,930$41,600$41,600$43,330
Washington670$41,020$41,020$69,060
Maine320$36,880$40,800$50,370
New York1,040$34,210$40,720$71,320
California4,770$34,440$39,860$56,710
New Mexico90$26,080$39,440$62,130
New Jersey1,440$32,220$39,210$100,170
Colorado1,280$32,040$37,930$61,510
Maryland1,860$32,720$37,440$45,240
Texas1,400$22,560$37,440$58,760
Utah1,160$29,320$36,920$53,780
DelawareNot available$35,290$36,380$62,530
Connecticut480$34,010$36,130$50,610
Kansas220$15,080$35,970$45,540
Florida3,590$27,480$35,150$56,190
Kentucky180$29,980$35,140$49,360
Nevada1,450$30,800$34,960$49,040
Vermont170$30,880$34,650$42,870
North Dakota170$29,610$34,430$44,470
Hawaii1,340$30,720$34,180$53,780
Virginia1,570$26,330$33,910$44,860
West Virginia110$26,250$33,320$56,830
North Carolina560$23,660$33,290$46,920
Wisconsin740$24,570$33,280$59,690
Louisiana1,420$21,980$33,060$52,400
Michigan480$26,190$32,150$43,030
Tennessee810$23,690$32,070$47,960
Minnesota790$25,720$31,700$44,510
Arkansas120$25,120$31,200$48,900
Iowa310$21,730$31,200$42,060
Nebraska140$28,080$30,120$37,000
New Hampshire330$26,410$30,010$44,680
Missouri460$28,600$29,700$56,230
Ohio1,200$26,120$28,600$37,500
Indiana80$22,900$27,790$50,540
Pennsylvania1,980$22,170$27,590$55,360
Georgia2,250$17,330$25,130$42,240
Alabama240$19,350$23,590$33,320
Mississippi160$18,210$21,970$29,820
Puerto Rico70$21,840$21,840$41,440

Other personal care and service occupations

Questions this page answers

What is the national median wage for Personal Care and Service Workers, All Other?

In the May 2025 OEWS estimates, the national median annual wage for Personal Care and Service Workers, All Other is $41,600. Employment is 60,420.

How does Personal Care and Service Workers, All Other pay compare with all occupations?

The national median for Personal Care and Service Workers, All Other is 18.4% lower than the all-occupations median of $50,980.

Which metro has the highest published median for Personal Care and Service Workers, All Other?

Among metros with a published annual median in the May 2025 tables, San Antonio-New Braunfels, TX is highest on this page's list at $53,580.