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Compensation and Benefits Managers Salary by State (2024)

Compare Compensation and Benefits Managers salaries across 42 states

$130,177
National Average (Median)
$206,320
Highest: Washington
$89,830
Lowest: Mississippi

Top 5 Highest-Paying States

#1
Washington
$206,320
#2
Rhode Island
$183,140
#3
New Jersey
$182,660
#4
Massachusetts
$181,910
#5
New York
$176,390

Compensation and Benefits Managers Salary in All 42 States

# State Median Salary Mean Salary Employment
1 Washington $206,320 $211,930 510
2 Rhode Island $183,140 $191,450 40
3 New Jersey $182,660 $190,280 810
4 Massachusetts $181,910 $190,710 670
5 New York $176,390 $191,790 1,760
6 Virginia $171,300 $184,420 480
7 California $160,740 $176,290 2,840
8 Colorado $159,570 $170,350 220
9 Connecticut $147,070 $181,240 330
10 Oregon $145,630 $152,440 230
11 Minnesota $143,990 $151,460 310
12 Maryland $143,910 $153,470 370
13 Maine $143,090 $147,790 40
14 Wisconsin $142,360 $161,900 450
15 Georgia $141,200 $151,440 870
16 Michigan $139,670 $161,150 470
17 Texas $136,610 $147,660 1,950
18 Utah $132,920 $134,050 170
19 New Hampshire $132,240 $147,140 60
20 Ohio $128,460 $139,100 410
21 Illinois $127,530 $142,010 520
22 Pennsylvania $125,790 $137,790 710
23 North Carolina $125,650 $137,820 750
24 Tennessee $122,490 $133,390 480
25 Alaska $119,380 $114,280 50
26 Florida $114,030 $125,240 1,480
27 Alabama $110,450 $119,030 110
28 Indiana $110,300 $118,430 140
29 Nebraska $109,950 $118,040 160
30 Kansas $108,790 $119,790 80
31 Idaho $108,600 $120,070 40
32 Kentucky $108,100 $138,760 110
33 Iowa $106,500 $122,520 130
34 New Mexico $104,840 $134,810 50
35 Arkansas $102,370 $134,910 160
36 Oklahoma $99,310 $110,510 110
37 Missouri $97,530 $116,620 270
38 Hawaii $95,260 $107,560 80
39 West Virginia $94,990 $107,170 40
40 South Carolina $93,890 $108,070 250
41 Louisiana $92,710 $99,910 220
42 Mississippi $89,830 $105,280 60

Data Source & Methodology

Salary data is sourced from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) survey, 2024 estimates.

Our Methodology · Data Sources · Source: BLS OEWS

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