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Payment for Office and Administrative Support Occupations
Number Mean Annual
Occupation Employed Earnings
Bill and Account Collectors 12,970 $28,660
Billing and Posting Clerks 14,390 $27,650
Bookkeeping/Accounting 52,500 $31,240
Brokerage Clerks 4,320 $35,430
Cargo and Freight Agents 4,620 $35,540
Computer Operators 6,940 $30,950
Correspondence Clerks 1,470 $26,670
Couriers and Messengers 7,310 $18,240
Court/Municipal/License Clerks 3,420 $32,320
Credit Authorizers, Checkers 3,890 $25,060
Customer Service Reps 58,370 $29,330
Data Entry Keyers 19,140 $22,830
Desktop Publishers 930 $36,220
Dispatchers--Other 6,820 $30,290
Eligibility Interviewers/Govt. 12,090 $27,280
Exec. Secretaries /Admin. Asst. 51,470 $35,930
File Clerks 9,320 $22,250
First-Line Supervisors 46,570 $43,960
Hotel, Motel Desk Clerks 3,410 $19,430
Human Resources Assistants 6,920 $33,340
Insurance Claims Clerks 6,300 $41,950
Interviewers, Except Eligibility 3,810 $29,180
Legal Secretaries 11,270 $38,590
Library Assistants, Clerical 1,540 $21,130
Loan Interviewers and Clerks 3,920 $31,440
Mail Clerks Except Postal Svc. 7,960 $20,890
Medical Secretaries 8,770 $28,950
New Accounts Clerks 3,170 $28,630
Office Clerks, General 90,290 $24,130
Office Machine Operators 2,230 $24,370
Order Clerks 17,320 $25,690
Payroll and Timekeeping 6,100 $31,990
Police/Fire/Ambul. Dispatchers 850 $39,410
Procurement Clerks 1,750 $32,150
Production, Planning Clerks 34,760 $31,710
Proofreaders/Copy Markers 1,020 $28,000
Receptionists/ Information 31,420 $22,490
Reserv/Transp. Ticket Agents 9,190 $28,130
Secretaries--Other 36,560 $30,460
Shipping, Receiving, Clerks 45,900 $22,030
Statistical Assistants 380 $39,640
Stock Clerks/Order Fillers 59,520 $22,130
Switchboard Operators 7,090 $22,780
Telephone Operators 1,650 $31,430
Tellers 17,490 $21,500
Weighers, Measurers 2,080 $25,580
Word Processors/Typists 19,900 $28,240
Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2002
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