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Salary by State: Chief Executives vs Human Resources Managers
Showing 46 states where both occupations have BLS data. Chief Executives pays more in 46 states; Human Resources Managers pays more in 0.
| State | Chief Executives | Human Resources Managers | Difference | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama | $166,420 | $113,210 | +$53,210 | ||
| Alaska | $166,710 | $129,570 | +$37,140 | ||
| Arkansas | $119,990 | $108,580 | +$11,410 | ||
| California | $218,600 | $170,080 | +$48,520 | ||
| Colorado | $213,370 | $166,400 | +$46,970 | ||
| Connecticut | $295,120 | $165,930 | +$129,190 | ||
| Delaware | $199,990 | $153,890 | +$46,100 | ||
| Georgia | $208,180 | $150,700 | +$57,480 | ||
| Hawaii | $281,640 | $128,910 | +$152,730 | ||
| Idaho | $177,210 | $119,990 | +$57,220 | ||
| Illinois | $331,920 | $151,370 | +$180,550 | ||
| Indiana | $254,180 | $130,340 | +$123,840 | ||
| Iowa | $211,190 | $126,370 | +$84,820 | ||
| Kansas | $158,100 | $134,470 | +$23,630 | ||
| Kentucky | $179,530 | $121,460 | +$58,070 | ||
| Maine | $138,770 | $129,720 | +$9,050 | ||
| Maryland | $248,660 | $152,770 | +$95,890 | ||
| Michigan | $255,560 | $138,930 | +$116,630 | ||
| Minnesota | $195,670 | $153,770 | +$41,900 | ||
| Mississippi | $139,250 | $106,100 | +$33,150 | ||
| Missouri | $172,320 | $130,680 | +$41,640 | ||
| Montana | $182,340 | $115,280 | +$67,060 | ||
| Nebraska | $214,680 | $129,460 | +$85,220 | ||
| Nevada | $149,770 | $128,550 | +$21,220 | ||
| New Hampshire | $168,590 | $135,000 | +$33,590 | ||
| New Jersey | $310,440 | $172,440 | +$138,000 | ||
| New Mexico | $123,500 | $118,070 | +$5,430 | ||
| New York | $257,980 | $176,650 | +$81,330 | ||
| North Carolina | $314,290 | $142,990 | +$171,300 | ||
| North Dakota | $164,560 | $139,050 | +$25,510 | ||
| Ohio | $176,440 | $130,480 | +$45,960 | ||
| Oklahoma | $163,790 | $116,080 | +$47,710 | ||
| Oregon | $341,630 | $140,570 | +$201,060 | ||
| Pennsylvania | $232,560 | $133,060 | +$99,500 | ||
| Rhode Island | $235,360 | $167,110 | +$68,250 | ||
| South Carolina | $168,840 | $124,290 | +$44,550 | ||
| South Dakota | $280,900 | $117,930 | +$162,970 | ||
| Tennessee | $198,830 | $131,760 | +$67,070 | ||
| Texas | $257,850 | $136,500 | +$121,350 | ||
| Utah | $171,880 | $131,380 | +$40,500 | ||
| Vermont | $175,070 | $132,050 | +$43,020 | ||
| Virginia | $310,740 | $165,980 | +$144,760 | ||
| Washington | $339,810 | $165,530 | +$174,280 | ||
| West Virginia | $151,950 | $120,020 | +$31,930 | ||
| Wisconsin | $208,350 | $133,490 | +$74,860 | ||
| Wyoming | $147,940 | $127,520 | +$20,420 |
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