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Electricians — Annual 90Th-percentile Wage

Occupation metric · SOC 47-2111 · Construction & Extraction · BLS OEWS · Annual · National

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Latest reading May 2025

$108,510 +2.34%up YoY
Atlanta
$84,000 May 2025
Atlanta vs U.S.
−22.6%

Annual 90Th-percentile Wage · BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) · National · May 2021 – May 2025

Electricians — Annual 90Th-percentile Wage, National. 5 observations from May 2021 to May 2025.
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What's happening with Electricians

Employment for Electricians in the U.S. is 757,220 (May 2025), up 1.97% from a year earlier. Median annual pay is $63,190.

Source: BLS OEWS · May 2025

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Key Stats

Latest$108,510 per yearMay 2025
Prior Year$106,0302024
Year Change+2.34%upYoY
3-Yr Change+6.07%upsince 2022
Construction & Extraction$101,650May 2025
All Occupations$128,560May 2025
Atlanta Reading$84,000May 2025
Atlanta vs U.S.−22.6%May 2025
Observations52021 – 2025
SOC Code47-2111
Occupation FamilyConstruction & Extraction47-0000

Other Measures for Electricians National

Employment 757,220 +1.97%up YoYMay 2025
Median Annual Pay $63,190 +1.35%up YoYMay 2025
Mean Annual Pay $71,490 +2.67%up YoYMay 2025
P10 Pay $42,640 +8.14%up YoYMay 2025
P25 Pay $49,430 +1.25%up YoYMay 2025
P75 Pay $83,940 +2.70%up YoYMay 2025

Job Economy Report the market around this measure · National

All Occupations — P90 Pay

$128,560
+2.26%up YoY

benchmark · National

Related Occupations same family · National

OccupationP90 PayYoY
Construction Laborers 47-2061 $78,090 +0.72%up

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  • Compensation the published pay distribution, 10th to 90th percentile
  • Demand employment and its change from a year earlier
  • Employment concentration jobs per 1,000 and the location quotient
  • Atlanta vs. national the same measures side by side where Atlanta publishes them
  • Hiring conditions market-wide openings, hires, quits and layoffs

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Performance Overview change over each horizon the series supports

P90 Pay · 1 Year

+2.34%up

May 2025

  • Construction & Extraction +1.21%up
  • All occupations +2.26%up

P90 Pay · 3 Year

+6.07%up

since 2022

Data & Methodology

Source BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS)
Dataset bls.oews
Reference Period May 2025
Frequency Annual
Seasonal Adjustment Not stated
Geography National
Unit per year
Metric ID bls.oews.annual_pct90_wage.soc_47_2111
Observations 5
Last Fetched moments ago
SOC Code 47-2111
Role Page Electricians
Description Source O*NET 30.1 Database (O*NET-SOC 47-2111.00)

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