Human Resources Managers Salary by State (2024)

Compare Human Resources Managers salaries across 51 states

$127,129
National Average (Median)
$175,620
Highest: New York
$91,460
Lowest: Mississippi

Top 5 Highest-Paying States

#1
New York
$175,620
#2
District of Columbia
$171,220
#3
Massachusetts
$170,840
#4
New Jersey
$167,880
#5
California
$166,920

Human Resources Managers Salary in All 51 States

# State Median Salary Mean Salary Employment
1 New York $175,620 $198,830 14,260
2 District of Columbia $171,220 $180,750 2,160
3 Massachusetts $170,840 $185,650 6,690
4 New Jersey $167,880 $184,810 5,590
5 California $166,920 $182,460 27,980
6 Washington $163,850 $188,820 4,800
7 Virginia $157,430 $164,250 5,760
8 Rhode Island $150,820 $163,990 350
9 Colorado $149,340 $162,630 3,170
10 Delaware $147,720 $158,820 630
11 Minnesota $143,800 $155,360 3,800
12 Maryland $142,190 $155,740 3,610
13 Connecticut $141,070 $159,370 3,140
14 New Hampshire $134,740 $147,260 820
15 Illinois $132,170 $148,660 13,680
16 Georgia $131,970 $146,860 6,690
17 Oregon $130,820 $146,570 2,750
18 Texas $130,260 $145,460 17,870
19 North Carolina $129,960 $141,540 6,760
20 Wisconsin $128,830 $140,730 3,330
21 Arizona $128,140 $142,840 3,600
22 Pennsylvania $127,830 $139,000 7,910
23 Kansas $127,330 $136,570 1,250
24 Michigan $125,650 $136,910 5,060
25 Ohio $125,170 $138,180 5,950
26 Indiana $123,930 $130,540 2,610
27 Maine $123,160 $131,800 520
28 Nebraska $121,890 $131,990 1,630
29 Florida $120,270 $133,570 10,110
30 Missouri $119,430 $128,400 3,080
31 North Dakota $119,010 $135,590 230
32 Tennessee $117,820 $129,180 4,370
33 Iowa $117,630 $127,990 1,470
34 Alaska $117,580 $121,080 380
35 Utah $115,400 $124,890 1,880
36 New Mexico $114,980 $124,620 600
37 Vermont $114,830 $125,400 440
38 Hawaii $111,250 $121,680 760
39 South Carolina $111,200 $121,970 2,320
40 Kentucky $111,130 $117,890 1,990
41 South Dakota $109,960 $118,860 380
42 Idaho $109,180 $121,950 720
43 Oklahoma $107,510 $122,200 1,330
44 Alabama $106,510 $117,980 1,810
45 Montana $106,220 $116,200 350
46 West Virginia $103,730 $114,790 640
47 Wyoming $99,420 $114,440 160
48 Louisiana $99,120 $110,420 1,500
49 Arkansas $97,380 $117,190 1,320
50 Nevada $92,040 $106,700 1,640
51 Mississippi $91,460 $105,800 730

Human Resources Managers Take-Home Pay After Taxes

Gross salary only tells half the story. State income taxes vary from 0% to 13.3%, dramatically affecting your take-home pay. See exactly what a Human Resources Managers keeps after federal, state, and FICA taxes.

Take-Home in New York → Take-Home in District of Columbia → Take-Home in Massachusetts →

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. After-tax figures use IRS federal brackets and state income tax rates for all 50 states.

Our Methodology · Data Sources · Source: BLS OEWS

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