Occupations in Hawaii

Food preparation & serving
Largest occupation group
$24.00
Median hourly wage
~160,000
Tourism-related jobs

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

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Side-by-side comparison of Hawaii vs. the U.S. average.

National ranking

How states rank by manufacturing share of jobs.

#1New York740,000
#2Utah165,000
#3Maine82,000
#4New Hampshire55,000
#5New Mexico22,000
#6Vermont30
#7Florida22%
#8Wisconsin15.7%
#9Washington15.7%
#10Montana14.5%
#11Minnesota14.5%
#12Michigan13.7%
#13Ohio12.1%
#14Colorado10.5%
#15Oregon10.5%
#16Illinois10%
#17North Carolina9.4%
#18Georgia8.2%
#19New Jersey6.8%
#20Arizona6.2%
#21Virginia5.9%
#22South Dakota4.5%
#23Alaska3%
#24Delaware1
#25Rhode Island1
#26Wyoming1
#27Kentucky0
#28Louisiana0

Overview

Hawaii's occupational mix is shaped heavily by tourism, with roughly 160,000 jobs tied directly to the visitor industry and food service among the largest occupational categories statewide.

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