Distribution, Logistics, and Construction Wages Guide

Average Wages For Distribution, Logistics, and Construction Jobs

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This following wage data was averaged from hundreds of open jobs on Indeed.com and Google Careers.

Last updated: August 15, 2019

	CDL-A DRIVER___	CDL-B DRIVER___	WAREHOUSE WORKER	CONSTRUCTION LABORER	UNEMPLOYMENT RATE
U.S. National Average	21.19	15.77	12.91	15.05	3.7%
Atlanta, GA	33.12	16.52	12.52	14.80	3.7%
Baltimore, MD	35.05	16.86	13.37	17.78	4.0%
Boston, MA	23.96	18.76	12.92	24.22	2.9%
Chicago, IL	33.12	18.49	13.95	17.76	4.0%
Columbus, OH	29.38	14.75	12.86	15.08	3.7%
Dallas, TX	24.15	17.29	12.61	34.23	3.3%
Denver, CO	21.65	17.69	14.58	17.14	4.5%
Detroit, MI	27.38	16.04	13.68	16.37	4.5%
Hartford, CT	24.33	16.07	12.50	19.27	3.9%
Indianapolis, IN	24.45	15.08	12.71	15.42	3.1%
Kansas City, MO	20.79	16.57	12.84	16.25	3.3%
Los Angeles, CA	32.70	16.42	13.90	18.79	4.2%
Miami, FL	24.52	15.25	12.19	13.83	3.3%
Minneapolis, MN	32.61	19.40	14.99	19.02	3.3%
Nashville, TN	32.25	16.52	12.88	15.43	3.2%
New York City, NY	31.37	17.13	15.97	17.40	3.5%
Newark, NJ	33.10	17.14	12.42	29.93	3.5%
Philadelphia, PA	25.25	15.94	13.30	15.71	3.7%
Phoenix, AZ	19.11	16.78	12.57	13.45	4.6%
Raleigh-Durham, NC	17.69	15.39	13.09	13.71	4.0%
Seattle, WA	22.82	19.19	16.11	18.96	3.5%
Tampa, FL	27.06	14.52	12.66	14.32	3.5%
U.S. National Average	21.19	15.77	12.91	15.05	3.7%