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Industrial And Other Bakers
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Job Numbers and Growth
The number of jobs for industrial and other bakers in the US is about 149,000. Recent data shows that this occupation has a high level of unemployment.
Part-Time Work and Self-Employment
Of those working as employees, 22% work fewer than 40 hours per week. Around 4% of industrial and other bakers are independent contractors.
Training and Education
Long-term on-the-job training is often required to work in this field. Survey data provided by the government shows that 8% of employees have a bachelor's degree or higher. 22% of industrial and other bakers attended college, but do not have a degree. 70% of workers were able to find a job with only a high school education. Recommended schools are shown in the column to the right; request information from them to help you decide which, if any, could help you with this career.
Area Job Conditions
On a per capita basis, there are more jobs for employees in Haverhill (Massachusetts), Michigan City (Indiana), and Carson City (Nevada), and fewer jobs in Montgomery (Alabama), Columbia (South Carolina), and Corpus Christi (Texas).
Compensation for industrial and other bakers is the most in Auburn (Alabama), Stockton (California), and Sioux City (Iowa), and the lowest in Longview (Texas), El Paso (Texas), and Monroe (Louisiana).
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Industrial And Other Bakers: Job and Salary Data by Metropolitan Area
The table below shows data for Industrial And Other Bakers, as of 2008. The Popularity in Area number tells you how common jobs for Industrial And Other Bakers are in the area, compared to other US metro areas. A value of 1.0 means an average number of people in the position for area population. Lower numbers mean fewer of these positions in the metro area. The most popular areas for Industrial And Other Bakers are starred .
State Area Positions Typical Pay Popularity in Area Alabama Auburn 100 $33,760 2.5Alabama Birmingham 260 $23,410 0.5 Alabama Huntsville 70 $23,370 0.3 Alabama Mobile 150 $21,740 0.8 Alabama Montgomery 40 $20,440 0.2 Alaska Anchorage 180 $33,070 1.1 Arizona Flagstaff 40 $24,670 0.8 Arizona Kingman 60 $23,170 1.3 Arizona Phoenix 2,380 $25,030 1.2 Arizona Prescott 70 $27,290 1.2 Arizona Tucson 350 $26,670 0.9 Arizona Yuma 100 $20,080 1.8 Arkansas Fayetteville 260 $20,960 1.3 Arkansas Fort Smith 70 $17,490 0.6 Arkansas Little Rock 220 $17,980 0.6 California Bakersfield 160 $29,240 0.6 California Chico 90 $29,060 1.4 California Fresno 280 $29,840 0.8 California Modesto 140 $25,510 0.9 California Oakland 1,600 $28,390 1.5 California Oxnard 380 $25,460 1.3 California Redding 40 $28,020 0.7 California Riverside 1,520 $24,640 1.2 California Sacramento 930 $33,850 1 California Salinas 210 $28,940 1.4 California San Diego 1,500 $25,800 1.1 California San Francisco 1,640 $30,880 1.6 California San Jose 1,130 $26,520 1.2 California San Luis Obispo 120 $31,950 1.3 California Santa Ana 1,890 $23,710 1.2 California Santa Barbara 170 $27,420 1 California Santa Cruz 170 $26,760 2.1California Santa Rosa 340 $32,010 1.9 California Stockton 190 $35,210 0.9 California Vallejo 180 $26,270 1.5 California Visalia 80 $24,450 0.6 Colorado Boulder 220 $26,120 1.4 Colorado Colorado Springs 340 $24,220 1.3 Colorado Denver 1,550 $27,840 1.2 Colorado Fort Collins 110 $23,940 0.9 Colorado Grand Junction 30 $25,160 0.6 Colorado Greeley 40 $23,330 0.6 Colorado Pueblo 70 $25,310 1.4 Connecticut Bridgeport 360 $28,880 0.8 Connecticut Danbury 70 $30,740 1.1 Connecticut Hartford 600 $25,710 1 Connecticut New Haven 260 $29,970 0.9 Connecticut Norwich 160 $25,060 1.3 Connecticut Waterbury 120 $24,160 1.9 Delaware Dover 60 $19,320 1.2 Delaware Wilmington 220 $26,820 0.7 District of Columbia Washington 2,180 $28,340 0.9 Florida Cape Coral 220 $24,600 1.1 Florida Deltona 100 0.7 Florida Fort Lauderdale 460 $29,260 0.6 Florida Fort Walton Beach 60 $26,530 0.9 Florida Gainesville 130 $18,270 1.2 Florida Jacksonville 530 $23,170 0.9 Florida Lakeland 50 $22,380 0.3 Florida Miami 970 $23,340 0.9 Florida Naples 130 $26,580 1.1 Florida Ocala 50 $22,050 0.6 Florida Orlando 710 $22,270 0.7 Florida Palm Bay 50 $22,630 0.3 Florida Port St Lucie 130 $22,480 1.1 Florida Sebastian 50 $21,650 1.2 Florida Tallahassee 60 $22,150 0.4 Florida Tampa 740 $22,860 0.6 Florida West Palm Beach 670 $26,260 1.2 Georgia Athens 90 $19,060 1.3 Georgia Atlanta 2,370 $24,370 1 Georgia Columbus 90 0.9 Georgia Gainesville 130 $20,920 2Georgia Valdosta 50 $21,130 1 Georgia Warner Robins 30 $19,090 0.7 Hawaii Honolulu 1,040 $27,680 2.3Idaho Boise 260 $25,050 1 Idaho Coeur Dalene 50 $25,920 1 Idaho Lewiston 30 $25,540 1.6 Illinois Bloomington 40 $19,780 0.6 Illinois Champaign 110 $24,640 1.2 Illinois Chicago 6,560 $24,370 1.7 Illinois Kankakee 40 $23,760 1.2 Illinois Peoria 190 $23,330 1.1 Illinois Rockford 100 $22,530 0.7 Illinois Springfield 130 $21,630 1.3 Indiana Bloomington 70 $20,160 1.1 Indiana Columbus 70 $28,480 1.9 Indiana Elkhart 120 $20,250 1 Indiana Evansville 260 1.5 Indiana Fort Wayne 140 $24,810 0.7 Indiana Gary 360 $24,480 1.3 Indiana Indianapolis 670 $23,840 0.7 Indiana Lafayette 70 $21,870 1 Indiana Michigan City 140 $25,300 3.7Indiana Muncie 40 $17,340 1 Indiana South Bend 120 $21,750 0.9 Indiana Terre Haute 50 $19,910 0.8 Iowa Ames 40 $25,040 1.2 Iowa Cedar Rapids 70 $22,720 0.5 Iowa Davenport 230 $23,210 1.3 Iowa Des Moines 200 $25,180 0.6 Iowa Sioux City 130 $31,550 2 Iowa Waterloo 60 $21,060 0.7 Kansas Lawrence 80 $18,800 2 Kansas Topeka 50 $22,020 0.5 Kansas Wichita 220 $19,050 0.7 Kentucky Lexington 90 $18,410 0.4 Kentucky Louisville 320 $20,430 0.5 Kentucky Owensboro 120 2.8Louisiana Alexandria 130 $22,450 2.4Louisiana Baton Rouge 320 $23,850 0.9 Louisiana Houma 250 $17,610 2.8Louisiana Lafayette 100 $21,210 0.7 Louisiana Lake Charles 80 $20,450 1 Louisiana Monroe 40 $15,940 0.5 Louisiana New Orleans 470 $21,450 0.9 Louisiana Shreveport 110 $20,500 0.6 Maine Bangor 50 $23,480 0.9 Maine Lewiston 50 $24,700 1.1 Maine Portland 210 $25,020 1 Maryland Baltimore 1,130 $28,790 0.8 Maryland Bethesda 690 $30,430 1.2 Maryland Hagerstown 70 $17,880 0.7 Massachusetts Barnstable Town 110 $24,890 1.1 Massachusetts Boston 2,230 $28,480 1.3 Massachusetts Brockton 80 $23,540 1 Massachusetts Framingham 150 $30,940 0.9 Massachusetts Haverhill 270 $23,100 3.7Massachusetts Lawrence 150 $23,530 2.9Massachusetts Lowell 70 $31,750 0.6 Massachusetts New Bedford 50 $25,070 0.8 Massachusetts Pittsfield 50 $28,640 1.8 Massachusetts Springfield 310 $28,880 1 Massachusetts Taunton 40 $27,910 1 Massachusetts Worcester 230 $28,410 0.9 Michigan Ann Arbor 370 $22,380 2.3Michigan Battle Creek 30 $19,310 0.7 Michigan Detroit 710 $26,000 1 Michigan Flint 100 $22,620 0.7 Michigan Grand Rapids 620 $19,680 1.6 Michigan Holland 90 $23,440 0.9 Michigan Kalamazoo 100 $23,100 0.8 Michigan Lansing 100 $25,310 0.5 Michigan Muskegon 110 $19,620 2Michigan Saginaw 90 $21,420 1.3 Michigan Warren 860 $25,760 0.7 Minnesota Duluth 110 $22,990 0.9 Minnesota Minneapolis 1,440 $27,480 0.8 Minnesota Rochester 70 $28,300 0.8 Minnesota St Cloud 140 $26,510 1.4 Mississippi Gulfport 70 $23,190 0.7 Mississippi Jackson 250 $20,620 1 Missouri Columbia 70 $20,510 0.9 Missouri Jefferson City 50 $20,820 0.8 Missouri Joplin 40 $20,920 0.5 Missouri Kansas City 950 $23,430 0.9 Missouri Springfield 220 $20,570 1.1 Missouri St Joseph 70 $21,280 1.6 Missouri St Louis 1,470 $23,410 1.1 Montana Billings 140 $22,840 1.8 Montana Great Falls 50 $21,590 1.7 Montana Missoula 100 $25,440 2.1Nebraska Lincoln 110 $24,440 0.7 Nebraska Omaha 360 $24,010 0.8 Nevada Carson City 80 $19,270 3.5Nevada Las Vegas 1,530 $28,760 1.6 Nevada Reno 250 $27,440 1.2 New Hampshire Nashua 100 $26,380 0.7 New Hampshire Rochester 30 $26,590 0.6 New Jersey Atlantic City 280 $26,550 1.9 New Jersey Camden 540 $27,580 1 New Jersey Edison 780 $29,870 0.7 New Jersey Newark 850 $26,230 0.8 New Jersey Ocean City 30 $28,240 0.8 New Jersey Trenton 190 $25,250 0.9 New Jersey Vineland 60 $30,970 1.2 New Mexico Albuquerque 610 $22,860 1.5 New Mexico Farmington 50 $18,180 1.1 New Mexico Las Cruces 160 $23,040 2.9New Mexico Santa Fe 100 $23,750 1.7 New York Albany 520 $25,940 1.2 New York Binghamton 100 $21,900 1 New York Buffalo 800 $23,110 1.5 New York Elmira 40 $25,870 1.3 New York Glens Falls 50 $25,870 1.1 New York Ithaca 70 $24,330 1.9 New York Kingston 190 $24,370 3.5New York Nassau 1,460 $38,050 1.1 New York New York 5,530 $27,270 1 New York Poughkeepsie 370 $26,110 1.5 New York Rochester 630 $23,750 1.2 New York Syracuse 370 $22,790 1.2 New York Utica 310 $20,670 2.5North Carolina Asheville 260 $20,810 1.5 North Carolina Charlotte 530 $24,240 0.6 North Carolina Durham 200 $22,200 0.7 North Carolina Fayetteville 60 $19,150 0.5 North Carolina Goldsboro 40 $25,870 1.2 North Carolina Greensboro 250 $22,490 0.7 North Carolina Hickory 140 $26,980 0.9 North Carolina Raleigh 570 $23,520 1.1 North Carolina Rocky Mount 90 $23,980 1.7 North Carolina Wilmington 240 $20,200 1.7 North Carolina Winston Salem 240 $23,200 1.1 North Dakota Bismarck 40 $20,340 0.8 North Dakota Fargo 160 $22,610 1.4 North Dakota Grand Forks 50 $23,730 1.2 Ohio Akron 280 $22,200 0.8 Ohio Canton 140 $20,970 0.8 Ohio Cincinnati 880 $25,630 0.8 Ohio Cleveland 1,270 $23,720 1.2 Ohio Columbus 940 $24,170 1 Ohio Dayton 450 $23,530 1.1 Ohio Lima 80 $25,480 1.7 Ohio Mansfield 50 $19,220 1.1 Ohio Toledo 220 $21,770 0.7 Ohio Youngstown 250 $22,060 1.1 Oklahoma Lawton 40 $17,700 1.3 Oklahoma Oklahoma City 560 $21,910 1 Oklahoma Tulsa 290 $21,650 0.7 Oregon Bend 110 $28,020 1.7 Oregon Eugene 230 $25,230 1.6 Oregon Medford 150 $25,780 1.9 Oregon Portland 1,510 $27,760 1.4 Oregon Salem 160 $24,640 1.1 Pennsylvania Allentown 590 $24,460 1.7 Pennsylvania Altoona 80 $20,890 1.5 Pennsylvania Erie 210 $23,740 1.7 Pennsylvania Harrisburg 320 $22,620 1 Pennsylvania Johnstown 90 $23,760 1.8 Pennsylvania Lancaster 590 $24,650 2.5Pennsylvania Lebanon 80 $21,560 2 Pennsylvania Philadelphia 2,590 $27,810 1.3 Pennsylvania Pittsburgh 1,940 $23,280 1.6 Pennsylvania Reading 190 $22,410 1.2 Pennsylvania Scranton 490 $22,550 1.9 Pennsylvania State College 70 $23,010 1.4 Pennsylvania Williamsport 100 $30,620 2.2Pennsylvania York 290 $28,380 1.6 Rhode Island Providence 860 $28,650 1.5 South Carolina Charleston 280 $20,630 1 South Carolina Columbia 70 $23,340 0.2 South Carolina Greenville 330 $19,880 1.1 South Carolina Spartanburg 40 $18,690 0.3 South Dakota Rapid City 50 $21,460 0.9 South Dakota Sioux Falls 90 $23,870 0.7 Tennessee Cleveland 100 $25,140 3.3Tennessee Johnson City 40 $17,000 0.6 Tennessee Kingsport 60 $20,400 0.5 Tennessee Knoxville 190 $20,790 0.6 Tennessee Memphis 370 $24,750 0.6 Tennessee Morristown 40 $19,480 1 Tennessee Nashville 330 $22,730 0.4 Texas Abilene 40 $24,210 0.7 Texas Amarillo 80 $19,340 0.8 Texas Austin 470 $22,430 0.6 Texas Beaumont 70 $19,810 0.5 Texas Brownsville 160 $17,500 1.3 Texas College Station 50 $28,990 0.7 Texas Corpus Christi 30 $18,740 0.2 Texas Dallas 1,210 $22,610 0.6 Texas El Paso 360 $16,580 1.4 Texas Fort Worth 990 $19,670 1.1 Texas Houston 1,790 $20,940 0.7 Texas Killeen 40 $18,090 0.3 Texas Laredo 90 $17,670 1.2 Texas Longview 90 $17,160 1 Texas Lubbock 90 $20,370 0.8 Texas Mcallen 230 $17,560 1.1 Texas Midland 30 $19,920 0.5 Texas San Antonio 460 $23,920 0.5 Texas Tyler 90 1.1 Texas Victoria 40 $16,540 1 Texas Waco 70 $20,950 0.8 Utah Logan 60 $22,020 1.5 Utah Ogden 360 $22,730 1.8 Utah Provo 200 $23,650 1.2 Utah Salt Lake City 770 $25,220 1.2 Utah St George 60 $23,400 1.4 Vermont Burlington 280 $26,940 2.7Virginia Lynchburg 70 $17,530 0.7 Virginia Richmond 240 $24,090 0.4 Virginia Roanoke 170 $21,070 1.1 Virginia Virginia Beach 310 $23,880 0.4 Washington Bellingham 190 $28,310 2.6Washington Bremerton 110 $29,600 1.4 Washington Kennewick 40 $30,500 0.5 Washington Longview 40 1.4 Washington Mount Vernon 60 $30,100 1.5 Washington Olympia 100 $30,390 1.1 Washington Seattle 1,910 $31,650 1.3 Washington Spokane 370 $31,440 1.8 Washington Tacoma 260 $34,080 1 Washington Wenatchee 90 $24,860 2.6Washington Yakima 60 $26,750 0.8 West Virginia Huntington 80 $20,850 0.7 West Virginia Morgantown 60 $20,570 1.5 West Virginia Wheeling 50 0.9 Wisconsin Eau Claire 100 $23,670 1.4 Wisconsin Fond 50 $26,830 1.3 Wisconsin Green Bay 250 $22,890 1.5 Wisconsin Janesville 50 $25,930 0.8 Wisconsin La Crosse 100 $26,200 1.6 Wisconsin Madison 390 $25,330 1.2 Wisconsin Milwaukee 790 $23,960 0.9 Wisconsin Oshkosh 70 $22,950 0.9 Wisconsin Racine 160 $20,940 2.2Wisconsin Sheboygan 70 $22,520 1.4 Wisconsin Wausau 40 $24,500 0.6 Wyoming Cheyenne 40 $21,200 1.1
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