Managers, All Other Salary in the United States

Median annual wage: $141,900 · Median hourly: $68.22 · Employment: 622,190

Annual Salary Percentiles

PercentileAnnualHourly
10th$74,300$35.72
25th$102,880$49.46
Median$141,900$68.22
75th$186,300$89.57
90th$238,270$114.55

Quick Facts

How to interpret these figures

Pay spans a wide range: workers at the 10th percentile earn about $74,300, while those at the 90th percentile earn about $238,270 — a 3.2x gap between entry-level and top earners.

For career planning: entry-level pay (10th percentile) is about $74,300, median pay is $141,900, and experienced pay (90th percentile) reaches $238,270.

Managers, All Other Salary by State

The table below ranks every state by median annual wage. Click a state for detailed local data.

StateMedian AnnualMedian Hourlyvs NationalEmployment
Alabama $135,890 $65.33 -4.2% 1,970
Alaska $127,950 $61.51 -9.8% 1,740
Arizona $129,870 $62.44 -8.5% 8,540
Arkansas $87,520 $42.08 -38.3% 5,690
California $174,560 $83.92 +23.0% 99,580
Colorado $171,140 $82.28 +20.6% 14,060
Connecticut $162,690 $78.22 +14.7% 7,330
Delaware $168,060 $80.80 +18.4% 1,280
District of Columbia $175,720 $84.48 +23.8% 18,570
Florida $108,890 $52.35 -23.3% 37,820
Georgia $125,000 $60.10 -11.9% 34,680
Hawaii $130,000 $62.50 -8.4% 0
Idaho $131,550 $63.24 -7.3% 1,230
Illinois $140,240 $67.42 -1.2% 31,680
Indiana $79,900 $38.42 -43.7% 6,990
Iowa $128,080 $61.58 -9.7% 3,600
Kansas $131,710 $63.32 -7.2% 2,690
Kentucky $122,930 $59.10 -13.4% 2,390
Louisiana $103,140 $49.59 -27.3% 13,220
Maine $115,920 $55.73 -18.3% 1,860
Maryland $159,040 $76.46 +12.1% 17,530
Massachusetts $182,950 $87.96 +28.9% 10,630
Michigan $134,260 $64.55 -5.4% 9,380
Minnesota $152,600 $73.37 +7.5% 4,160
Mississippi $101,570 $48.83 -28.4% 960
Missouri $125,760 $60.46 -11.4% 11,420
Montana $110,470 $53.11 -22.1% 1,600
Nebraska $116,430 $55.98 -17.9% 2,640
Nevada $112,040 $53.87 -21.0% 9,110
New Hampshire $145,630 $70.02 +2.6% 1,330
New Jersey $161,510 $77.65 +13.8% 30,270
New Mexico $123,550 $59.40 -12.9% 3,770
New York $167,200 $80.39 +17.8% 18,470
North Carolina $141,160 $67.87 -0.5% 21,830
North Dakota $126,440 $60.79 -10.9% 2,040
Ohio $129,940 $62.47 -8.4% 7,360
Oklahoma $131,870 $63.40 -7.1% 1,340
Oregon $125,580 $60.38 -11.5% 7,680
Pennsylvania $131,600 $63.27 -7.3% 20,170
Rhode Island $165,900 $79.76 +16.9% 790
South Carolina $129,960 $62.48 -8.4% 2,210
South Dakota $119,470 $57.44 -15.8% 570
Tennessee $99,430 $47.80 -29.9% 17,510
Texas $134,390 $64.61 -5.3% 61,410
Utah $134,890 $64.85 -4.9% 9,190
Vermont $125,440 $60.31 -11.6% 1,060
Virginia $166,230 $79.92 +17.1% 21,560
Washington $164,160 $78.92 +15.7% 10,490
West Virginia $124,940 $60.07 -12.0% 3,640
Wisconsin $107,050 $51.46 -24.6% 14,240
Wyoming $113,420 $54.53 -20.1% 850

Data source: BLS OES state file · U.S. BLS OES, May 2024 (updated April 2025)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average salary for managers, all other?

The median annual wage for managers, all other is $141,900 ($68.22 per hour), according to the BLS OES survey for May 2024.

Which state pays managers, all other the most?

Wages vary by state. Use the state table above to compare median annual pay across all 50 states and Washington, D.C.

How many managers, all other are employed in the U.S.?

There are approximately 622,190 managers, all other employed nationally, per BLS OES.

How much do managers, all other make per hour?

The median hourly wage is $68.22. See the hourly salary page for the full percentile breakdown.