阿尔伯塔省各行业工资表2005

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年平均工资 职业名称－国家职业分类(NOC) 职业名称－阿尔伯塔职业分类
. U6 v: o  n; D+ m) }(OCCinfo)
$9,115 Maitres dhotel and Hosts/Hostesses
1 |( E" I+ U/ e/ n. B3 {0 Y5 h$11,082 Food and Beverage Servers Food and Beverage Server
) Q5 `' ^2 p& c$11,937 Bartenders Bartender
6 D& w) q$ y/ z) w7 V- z2 t$13,081 Service Station Attendants
$13,327
Food Counter Attendants, Kitchen
Helpers and Related Occupations
$15,292
5 m* L/ x6 D' gPet Groomers and Animal Care
, F( r- l8 v: \4 w0 ~Workers Animal Care Attendant
$15,292
7 Y3 Y) p( s- B. {; @3 QPet Groomers and Animal Care
! i  a  f! t( ^, ^$ yWorkers Pet Groomer
$15,554
Grocery Clerks and Store Shelf
Stockers Retail Shelf Stocker
$16,068 Other Elemental Service Occupations
$16,114 Gambling Casino Workers Casino Dealer
( Y; P8 ~; w; J$16,312 Food Service Supervisors Food Service Supervisor
4 y7 f4 o5 s! ^6 ?& h$16,312 Food Service Supervisors Food and Nutrition Manager
$16,312 Food Service Supervisors
Food and Beverage Service
9 ?% n- z8 @! C" Y8 eSupervisor In Formal Dining
Rooms
+ d" b  E/ j& P# J" L8 F/ E3 M$16,961 Early Childhood Educator Assistants
$17,123 Mail, Postal and Related Clerks
# G& U; M7 }9 a/ K# {  x$17,598 Casino Occupations
$18,087
7 Y- d3 U% f/ M3 D' J8 z2 q+ N9 mTelephone Solicitors and
Telemarketers Telemarketer
$18,449
$ i- H% w+ U8 E$ H) Z, ]0 \+ k; M9 {Operators and Attendants in
5 m, p7 @7 H/ `& g" k' c- I4 [Amusement, Recreation and Sport
# F( f+ ~$ _9 S3 d, a& n6 O; Y5 @$18,490 Health Records Technicians
Health Information Management
Professional
9 Z8 D: N4 T- g0 v$18,537
Visiting Homemakers, Housekeepers
and Related Occupations
$18,568 Light Duty Cleaners Room/Housekeeping Attendant
6 |* l/ ~+ T& n6 A$18,761 Cashiers Cashier
4 m  q0 _' e5 V% U& P8 D$18,865
Early Childhood Educators and
) ]: t$ m7 V  g$ b. R* u9 YAssistants
$19,305 Cooks Cook
$19,557
Estheticians, Electrologists and
Related Occupations
# k- Q8 `7 J# e  J* Y$19,607
4 z5 ^2 @1 U7 c7 G  z9 `Security Guards and Related
Occupations Security Guard
9 _4 b& N1 z  @+ w7 U4 l$19,647 Early Childhood Educators Early Childhood Educator
$19,672
  O* H+ z" `  @1 e+ O2 Z6 M% wTaxi and Limousine Drivers and
Chauffeurs
+ z" W9 K% d( B0 z4 B3 n' ^: J) Q5 \$20,523 Nursery and Greenhouse Workers
3 Q' H0 Q8 s; }9 W9 j. e/ s5 a$21,214 Retail and Wholesale Buyers
$21,228 Hotel Front Desk Clerks Hotel and Motel Desk Clerk
$21,451
: @. u- }3 o6 W4 g1 e2 WDry Cleaning and Laundry
Supervisors
+ q0 R0 j: c1 F" z4 x1 g% [+ O$21,510 Bakers Baker
0 v2 u; w' v3 O, I1 x9 R$21,688
' q. a9 @8 c( EDry Cleaning and Laundry
Occupations
6 |- B1 O8 X0 c0 T9 m$21,825 Sewing Machine Operators
$22,237
( ], D# A( ~5 a4 c: i! r; }3 QBabysitters, Nannies and Parents
! ]8 g/ ~) V4 O& _Helpers
$22,626
Ironing, Pressing and Finishing
Occupations
$22,636
2 E' K  b- G$ ?+ L5 {5 zWeavers, Knitters and Other Fabric-
' A- X0 X6 R7 Q9 b' [3 NMaking Occupations
" [: l4 x5 i" s: ]- |$22,885
Conductors, Composers and
Arrangers
$22,975 Opticians Optician
5 r, A) D+ B, W  x$23,098
Landscaping and Grounds
Maintenance Labourers
$23,117
+ P6 Y! o- C- R( m& k8 KTailors, Dressmakers, Furriers and
: m. E7 s  t5 g* LMilliners
% }2 J; X. S' Y8 A6 w$23,262 Labourers in Textile Processing
$23,291 Other Instructors
" {7 h0 I8 R1 t) |+ n7 d$23,448
Janitors, Caretakers and Building
Superintendents Building Superintendent
* P+ h; v7 i. e$ p! @& T$23,448
Janitors, Caretakers and Building
Superintendents Custodian
$23,448
Janitors, Caretakers and Building
Superintendents Building Operator
; ?) q- K1 A8 p( [8 q% r$23,693
* t& {, l3 ~' \& e/ g- A4 n7 IOther Assisting Occupations in
Support of Health Services
; z0 @3 H& {/ v. M$23,753 Other Elemental Sales Occupations
$24,253
Ticket Agents, Cargo Service
; T2 }. g9 i) [* [Representatives and Related Clerks
(Except Airline)
$24,325
Other Attendants in Accommodation
and Travel
$24,449 Harvesting Labourers
; U  n8 W) u) m  W! Y. S1 W$24,698
Nurse Aides, Orderlies and Patient
Service Associates Psychiatric Aide
$24,698
Nurse Aides, Orderlies and Patient
9 U: J; B) m* C3 GService Associates Personal Care Attendant
$ j" g) s' a6 G( h# A$ K) c/ C# k$24,989
! ]/ Z1 `' t+ D4 E& d0 xElementary and Secondary School
7 p1 E" d( @5 I* U& p8 P1 UTeacher Assistants Teacher Assistant
9 e( t7 u& L2 h$ r- P$ a9 H, c$25,053 Medical Secretaries Medical Secretary
- ^! x9 w  P4 i$25,053 Medical Secretaries Unit/Ward Clerk
$25,205 Photographic and Film Processors
Photographic Processing
  P$ N. m. G0 R9 ?* w: l8 j" L( |Technician
$25,236 General Farm Workers Farm Worker/Technician
* r0 |7 e2 u& k& Q! a$25,399
Labourers in Food, Beverage and
Tobacco Processing
$25,612 Upholsterers Upholsterer
) [/ |9 ~1 c6 m1 i9 W7 q/ I$25,647
Correspondence, Publication and
Related Clerks
$25,746 Other Service Supervisors
$25,912 Retail Salespersons and Sales Clerks Retail Salesperson
$25,912 Retail Salespersons and Sales Clerks Floral Designer
- M+ n6 _4 J7 h4 o0 T$25,912 Retail Salespersons and Sales Clerks Interior Decorator
$25,969
: H: E& _, W/ X6 |Program Leaders and Instructors in
Recreation and Sport Sports Instructor
, ?  o/ T+ ?) A. {) [; K$25,969
# {9 j" l9 D5 I! |( o, MProgram Leaders and Instructors in
Recreation and Sport Fitness Instructor
" B0 _: B8 F: O' {( I$ U* u$25,969
Program Leaders and Instructors in
Recreation and Sport Golf Professional
' [* D/ D4 ]7 y( f" |2 B, y; E$26,024
4 H3 \( q1 Z' F6 Z% `, M$ c) D3 ]Receptionists and Switchboard
Operators
0 i$ r! L6 T2 w! s$26,114 Fabric, Fur and Leather Cutters
$26,134
Outdoor Sport and Recreational
Guides Outdoor Sport/Recreation Guide
" m4 K# G$ B% ]2 k. i8 J# A$26,160 Other Assemblers and Inspectors
$26,208
Electronics Assemblers, Fabricators,
Inspectors and Testers
$26,211
Industrial Butchers and Meat Cutters,
Poultry Preparers and Related
Workers
$26,348
Process Control and Machine
- N$ _- z9 z& ]Operators, Food and Beverage
( h  w' {" \/ r; b+ `' N$ MProcessing
$26,597
- e5 |) [8 W% dFurniture and Fixture Assemblers and
& I( F1 j7 h, J( X: NInspectors
$26,600
! k8 X- a" ~' x3 iOther Labourers in Processing,
Manufacturing and Utilities
  r8 n/ N" m3 QMunicipal Recycling Waste
8 B/ h, d% A4 Y+ k, N- D7 ]' lHandler
6 `0 s  r) V6 Z4 H' K" b$26,791 Hairstylists and Barbers
$26,818 Retail Trade Supervisors
4 ~' L/ ^# _" }% r* Q$26,902 Air Transport Ramp Attendants
4 B$ |$ v2 D" |9 iStation Attendant/Ramp Service
5 @) I' k. H8 L) [9 [) g6 MAgent
3 u* [, g& f$ d6 K  I" u$26,960
Instructors and Teachers of Persons
3 L' ~- P. I; o, ?+ ]/ _4 xwith Disabilities
" k2 V+ _% `* a" L/ P% n! ^& _$27,585
Bus Drivers and Subway and Other
Transit Operators
3 T% ~4 A2 y$ I: _0 J) ?8 Z$27,641
. k' R! V3 I4 `7 S: SLabourers in Chemical Products
3 w; k5 H4 Q* g8 iProcessing and Utilities
2 R. a! q8 Y% P( `$27,751
Community and Social Service
Workers Mental Health Worker
$27,751
7 T) S" o. h% n: r4 c" S2 BCommunity and Social Service
# `% i" Z4 ]6 d7 OWorkers Rehabilitation Practitioner
+ A% `5 v6 d/ o$27,751
Community and Social Service
  _3 C$ Z) v5 k" lWorkers
Community Health
- u2 r/ ?* p$ \( g) I+ TRepresentative
$27,751
Community and Social Service
Workers Volunteer Manager
$27,751
- W8 x, X3 Y; aCommunity and Social Service
Workers Child and Youth Care Worker
1 V( F1 b" E7 T2 T0 k6 A  m$27,751
+ u; p% q1 Q- o( m8 o( X9 P5 T/ zCommunity and Social Service
8 p3 P6 u4 ?! X. HWorkers Life Skills Coach
% e. ]" t6 K, y6 |8 Z; ^- ?! V+ i$27,802 Tour and Travel Guides
$27,833
Other Metal Products Machine
Operators
$27,866 Other Products Machine Operators
$28,053
Railway and Motor Transport
. E2 r7 N0 R" S9 T1 |Labourers
6 t8 C, W" p; e( N$ ~. N8 }$28,353
% u8 i7 Q) Q: N. G8 X1 \( v& B2 [Plastics Processing Machine
Operators
9 f# }5 K- ]2 U5 e+ A* Z4 Z, KButchers and Meat Cutters - Retail
$28,459 and Wholesale Meat Cutter
$28,646 Shippers and Receivers Shipper and Receiver
" ~+ }2 Z, M: S' E  M2 M8 R& h4 v$28,673
6 k9 G$ w' V6 P% k$ ^Plastic Products Assemblers,
0 L& l4 b9 n3 X* G9 |* ~1 yFinishers and Inspectors
$28,702 Specialized Cleaners
6 W4 ?9 L$ t2 f% H; a5 w$28,791
Telecommunication Carriers
* p- j, Q+ W0 [5 kManagers
" J6 ^5 ?: Y0 [  u$28,858
Theatre, Fashion, Exhibit and Other
Creative Designers
$28,890
3 s- Z* N5 J2 T3 TOther Technical and Co-ordinating
Occupations in Motion Pictures,
; a6 {! T7 f% L* I+ fBroadcasting and the Performing Arts
' Z0 D9 E+ n' B! X$28,908 Material Handlers
( G% s, e& ^0 `) C; U$29,108 Executive Housekeepers Executive Housekeeper
$29,176
9 H4 U2 R# {) ZNursery and Greenhouse Operators
and Managers Greenhouse Operator
$29,176
; s5 L/ @! l% ?0 [9 b2 L" _1 @Nursery and Greenhouse Operators
. R: f/ g2 N1 e2 {6 o5 z' ]and Managers Nursery Operator
0 Y% F# K+ ^' c' E! E$29,655 Coaches
$29,713 Announcers and Other Broadcasters Announcer
0 l$ L/ j( M  x2 W/ _$29,781
9 Z' C# T: i, V3 ^! o( `! _6 |Records Management and Filing
1 R1 P2 g! G9 o0 E, B7 e( \Clerks
! V$ O$ |* I9 Q* C$29,846 Other Religious Occupations
# P" L: U' ?8 s2 I$ Z* B$30,092
Farm Supervisors and Specialized
  ~% I% S; U) u+ g, T+ R( XLivestock Workers
$30,095
& h" S$ i- Y8 s) LOther Wood Products Assemblers
) C# H9 U" b/ ?1 u: ?2 Nand Inspectors
$30,292
Supervisors, Fabric, Fur and Leather
3 ]# _. K$ p3 v& c# cProducts Manufacturing
$30,300 Cardiology Technologists Cardiology Technologist
$30,363
Textile Dyeing and Finishing Machine
Operators
  q$ I* E" g! A, G. ^. ^$30,459 Artisans and Craftspersons Craftsperson
4 ]3 f1 k& Q% e5 S/ u: [$30,524 Court Clerks
3 X# R7 l' P& x1 X* p  {$30,525 Printing Machine Operators Digital Printing Machine Operator
6 X* f0 T5 R/ \- V8 N7 P0 u$30,621
Other Technical Occupations in
# Y; J; O+ n  x, q! QTherapy and Assessment
- p2 A+ Q, w. Z8 Z$30,704 Data Entry Clerks
$30,721
Family, Marriage and Other Related
, H0 t& ?/ @# s* D/ s. GCounsellors Addictions Counsellor
& u3 ~0 j% K) y% P# D$ n3 I! J1 T$30,721
- |, n5 t' }8 U' Y5 l: cFamily, Marriage and Other Related
2 K6 Q7 K& s/ _Counsellors Family/Marriage Counsellor
( v0 `& i3 N  B2 K) R, P' b$30,847
Restaurant and Food Service
3 I( Y: m# d8 E5 b% f7 lManagers Restaurant Manager
4 n+ W% M; C- t$ Y1 O) ?! Y: U6 V$30,847
Restaurant and Food Service
- K5 X3 ^8 M8 z& T7 A- p, u- I, vManagers Banquet Manager
$30,847
: H; o8 m( _+ A+ R6 MRestaurant and Food Service
Managers Caterer
$30,873
1 Z5 D# j' y# D6 sCustomer Service Representatives -
8 o6 {# h! r& N! P$ e* }/ D0 YFinancial Services Teller
$30,933
Survey Interviewers and Statistical
9 ?8 q6 `$ B1 f; s5 CClerks
$30,934
/ d# o: h" I: l) Y- cGlass Forming and Finishing Machine
0 @/ x% I" i$ [7 k( x' jOperators and Glass Cutters
$30,954 Collectors Collection Agent
! h! R! X# Z  W0 w9 m% }$31,049 Chefs
$31,080
Mechanical Assemblers and
* u6 o- k: E; G9 d1 pInspectors
$31,105 Labourers in Metal Fabrication
$31,131
Drillers and Blasters - Surface Mining,
  i+ H( m" J+ D  w  S0 r) DQuarrying and Construction
1 s+ L2 |4 g5 {& z9 e0 r9 }$31,383
5 ]) N  g; o0 n2 g# r$ b# LBinding and Finishing Machine
) b  z# E+ b# cOperators
4 d9 `4 Z) q9 F2 A, G9 m4 m, z$31,420
; [7 X: K4 O6 |Material Handlers (equipment
3 y9 E' D9 l/ X" W& ]; V; Eoperators) Warehousing Professionals
$31,546 Film and Video Camera Operators Television Camera Operator
$31,680
" Q$ v9 b) e9 M$ L$ eMotor Vehicle Assemblers, Inspectors
and Testers
$32,147
7 m0 J  u: l( }Automotive Mechanical Installers and
Servicers
$32,208
Couriers, Messengers and Door-to-
Door Distributors Messenger/Courier
$32,239
! C* D5 E- R, E5 TTechnical Occupations Related to
Museums and Art Galleries
$32,271 Licensed Practical Nurses
$32,396 Bookkeepers Accounting Technician
9 C1 L3 O" X$ O, k5 \" F$32,422
Library and Archive Technicians and
( |2 d- c. j3 QAssistants
, C: F5 ?2 q- g7 p$32,473 Locksmiths Locksmith
$32,552
% V7 H( i+ z: ?6 ^8 `3 B: ]Machine Operators, Mineral and
, u% Y4 R  h: e  t; \0 p2 vMetal Processing
$32,632
6 u9 c8 L! r7 {4 p7 uLabourers in Rubber and Plastic
Products Manufacturing
$32,674 Cleaning Supervisors
$32,709 Property Administrators Property Manager
$32,823
Customer Service, Information and
/ w  l& ?$ ^# A3 M- F$ C) y- L' kRelated Clerks
: l) |7 _9 R$ i5 v  W% I0 j$32,848 Travel Counsellors Travel Consultant
$32,949 Audiometric Assistants
$33,022 Musicians and Singers
+ [8 k1 V: o2 N& i: r$33,072 Dental Assistants Dental Assistant
. K+ }  ?, [1 L% O4 t$33,121 Other Trades Helpers and Labourers
$33,216
Labourers in Wood, Pulp and Paper
Processing
$33,431
- u/ J# p3 j- wVeterinary and Animal Health
Technologists and Technicians Animal Health Technologist
$33,497
, [  w' }9 {/ g1 H8 Y6 R7 XTesters and Graders, Food and
Beverage Processing
$33,554
Health Policy Researchers,
Consultants and Program Officers
, m' w  z* r! o- A$33,577
Labourers in Mineral and Metal
/ l8 L# j7 M0 u8 q! j' |8 XProcessing
$33,580 Furniture Finishers and Refinishers
$33,653 Delivery and Courier Service Drivers Vending Machine Route Worker
/ w* s1 R, |. D& Z$33,698
: E5 I6 M& ?+ [: e8 Q" nAssemblers and Inspectors, Electrical
Appliance, Apparatus and Equipment
0 B$ U6 X+ x* J  FManufacturing
- D& h& j, V' \: l2 \" Z$33,849 Medical Transcriptionists Medical Transcriptionist
$33,890 Glaziers Glazier
$34,018 MassageTherapists Massage Therapist
$ ~5 \( _7 l, n" W# y1 b+ l: N$34,173
2 w+ D6 A& \$ S6 f, C, Z  k2 ~Public Works and Maintenance
Labourers Refuse Collector
$ l, W$ O: t$ L: y; u$34,360 General Office Clerks Administrative Assistant
$34,360 General Office Clerks Word Processing Operator
$34,403
Court Recorders and Medical
Transcriptionists
# E9 ^1 E1 H$ h% H$34,755 Accounting and Related Clerks
: ?6 u! u& P0 k3 E$34,939 Conference and Event Planners Special Event Co-ordinator
$35,060 Storekeepers and Parts Clerks Parts Technician
) x8 b# N, t0 Q) e$35,260
. {$ D# q" n) i7 Y- {Banking, Insurance and Other
Financial Clerks
$35,480
, x. f" H5 S& V: Q& {% L: ~Supervisors, Mineral and Metal
1 j0 H! k# C% |% [: K5 [Processing
$35,616
5 i  f& ^/ z. \% A+ H7 B5 dTranslators, Terminologists and
) ?" k3 w3 W8 k$ z/ O* C! C% tInterpreters
8 l; F, m  j2 \' T0 D$ X* D7 \0 K3 Z$35,663
Secretaries (Except Legal and
Medical)
$35,683
Small Appliance Servicers and
1 D! X- R) [0 ]. T! mRepairers Appliance Service Technician
$35,826
Concrete, Clay and Stone Forming
; F0 ]5 s' }" ~5 n' P8 yOperators
: n$ Z- b& @: u, ?4 g) c" o$36,028
Other Trades and Related
Occupations
0 L% c/ ?" W  {9 A7 d/ e$36,088 Other Repairers and Servicers Vending Machine Repairer
$36,088 Other Repairers and Servicers
: Z+ Q) y" T4 K+ M9 {  lMusical Instrument Repair
  k  s$ d& {* H! k. T! c. {3 ITechnician
0 o: V. D& S6 b8 a, v3 M1 O: l- T$36,191 Administrative Clerks
# l/ k5 d7 t6 D- m$36,298 Library Clerks Library Clerk
. y& Y8 m. c/ \" @8 B9 L$36,541 Legal Secretaries Legal Secretary
  e. v0 X* Q1 K, A$36,568 Airline Sales and Service Agents
$ g& B8 L. s+ w0 r& N$36,958 Paralegal and Related Occupations
3 G7 l) K% v  c/ A$36,997 Machining Tool Operators
$37,056
; U5 l" w( w9 q& N9 ^4 X2 `Assemblers, Fabricators and
Inspectors, Industrial Electrical
) ^" p6 g/ r( QMotors and Transformers
9 @* W" C0 V4 u* d! M$37,073 Call Centre Agents Call Centre Agent
$37,073 Call Centre Agents Utility Clerk
$37,109
Recreation, Sports and Fitness
( x1 C  P& n4 ?+ Y  wProgram Supervisors and
- x7 J) m4 S$ eConsultants
2 Q) m3 z! O4 H% t  H$37,156 Graphic Designers and Illustrators
" _0 q" g+ [) M, t# n. S$37,250 Customs, Ship and Other Brokers
$37,412 Logging and Forestry Labourers
$37,531
Desktop Publishing Operators and
Related Occupations
6 N' \6 }$ {( {; `% G$37,621 Foundry Workers
* g+ U$ l: E3 x* H3 K4 e; ?1 F/ V$37,789 Graphic Arts Technicians
2 l( Y. O' B+ S& F3 G& k$37,806 Recreational Vehicle Repairers
  C. b3 p& z  x; S% S1 ORecreation Vehicle Service
Technician
; k7 k* G; E8 E: ?0 B$37,823
5 D# ?% W1 y  E0 F8 _; @: nCamera, Platemaking and Other Pre-
Press Occupations
$37,865 Production Clerks Traffic Co-ordinator
; ^: m" L. n- @3 O4 f3 A, O) q1 E$37,964 Purchasing and Inventory Clerks
$38,214 Systems Testing Technicians Systems Tester
1 F$ i- d" P" D5 _0 ^0 T$38,262 Tool and Die Makers
$38,278
  }( _2 T6 l# i- {6 j1 EDental Technologists, Technicians
and Laboratory Bench Workers
! \; |$ D" A, l; r: W$38,432
' q2 R( O% ?4 Z, a' N5 V6 B6 F$ [% vMotorcycle and Other Related
Mechanics Motorcycle Mechanic
1 c: y& e$ u  i0 q" p$38,660
Other Wood Processing Machine
Operators
$38,682
- ^6 F+ H/ N$ v1 L- yOther Professional Occupations in
Therapy and Assessment Athletic Therapist
9 K8 ^+ P: s1 w; b; B. z  ]% j$38,682
Other Professional Occupations in
Therapy and Assessment Recreation Therapist
( L2 S' @/ g  z) m1 |6 W$38,682
  V% S- ?# q1 d  J) O4 s/ Y( rOther Professional Occupations in
Therapy and Assessment Expressive Arts Therapists
$38,774
Air Traffic Control and Related
1 f1 s* l0 c/ [* [8 k0 p- zOccupations
$38,842 Landscape Gardeners Landscape Gardener
5 h& p5 @/ a8 e4 F* d; H9 `$38,849 Dancers
# D5 D- Y# }5 W, D0 X+ @' b$38,973 Farmers and Farm Managers Beekeeper
$38,973 Farmers and Farm Managers Market Gardener
$38,973 Farmers and Farm Managers Dairy Producer
$38,973 Farmers and Farm Managers Grain and Forage Crop Producer
) Q) u- T4 h' c0 p2 v$38,973 Farmers and Farm Managers Livestock/Poultry Producer
$39,013
Construction Trades Helpers and
Labourers Construction Craft Labourer
$ f2 E. S" R7 d# A5 z, ^6 y/ b- d3 x$39,109
Supervisors, Plastic and Rubber
Products Manufacturing
' ?$ [% @$ {9 T% S1 G# E$39,155
Audio and Video Recording
Technicians Television Audio/Video Operator
& \3 U, `+ C* @7 Y$39,155
( Y+ d! m  @' BAudio and Video Recording
$ b, ^  d$ m4 C. O# pTechnicians Recording/Sound Engineer
7 s  x$ B6 E) \: O- L/ X$39,219
. `5 p2 _, B  J; {, e2 sPlating, Metal Spraying and Related
Operators
7 u6 q& c& Y! x: J6 M# Q! P$39,220 Cabinetmakers Cabinetmaker
# T+ @! _9 a$ u8 C$39,477 Accommodation Service Managers Accommodation Manager
. c/ Z5 M* G+ P2 ]$39,910
Landscape and Horticultural
5 y7 N8 n( j$ u& dTechnicians and Specialists
$39,982 Medical Laboratory Technicians
$40,098
3 R& L# `5 F) eInsurance Adjusters and Claims
* B  Y1 [' e9 A" ]$ Z1 ZExaminers
$40,163 Painters and Decorators Painter and Decorator
6 ]: \3 R/ i. P9 l7 n$40,231
Telecommunications Line and Cable
Workers
$40,242
Telecommunications Installation and
Repair Workers Communication Technician
# f6 c! W  s2 S- [( Q( {5 Z0 f& ]$40,249
Public Works Maintenance
Equipment Operators Refuse Truck Driver
3 z  l6 l6 W# Z$40,322 Loan Officers Mortgage Agent
! w. B0 N/ b& j4 [2 S4 w, {% B0 v7 ^2 `$ T$40,959
Support Occupations in Motion
- l7 u" j9 e' N3 A+ \& q1 jPictures, Broadcasting and the
Performing Arts
$ N( M$ T2 d8 ]1 a$41,096 Editors Editor
  W! p( o2 E! w& t$41,118
' E: E1 o: c# `2 c) a1 _Supervisors, Food, Beverage and
. o. c! K# W# J) X6 s" dTobacco Processing
6 u$ z. M) c- t7 d- R$41,170
Supervisors, Printing and Related
; ~& X  F$ D9 n2 _; w2 LOccupations
Residential and Commercial Installers
$41,190 and Servicers
0 i. ]. \8 j6 m$41,290
Rubber Processing Machine
$ N) T4 K$ W" K* h; D6 dOperators and Related Workers
$41,633 Payroll Clerks
& s6 b8 F3 Q+ I8 G$41,867
Supervisors, Landscape and
Horticulture
$41,876 Employment Counsellors Career Counsellor/Advisor
9 S8 d" y: T4 n: D; P0 ]8 C3 ?6 `/ g$41,924 Insurance Agents and Brokers Insurance Agent/Broker
2 U" W- [5 D* A* w$42,139 Ministers of Religion Religious Leader
$42,212 Tilesetters Tilesetter
$42,423 Roofers and Shinglers
$42,535 Motor Vehicle Body Repairers Auto Body Technician
( o  \% y) v7 ?! l5 L$42,592 Authors and Writers
  T2 y: ]/ m, n% v8 G' a8 k  Z$42,604 Computer and Network Operators Computer and Network Operator
$42,717 User Support Technicians Customer Support Analyst
: |* |8 L9 p8 Y) b$42,761
Aircraft Instrument, Electrical and
- ^' m+ e& ~- S! n) d+ A8 O3 n3 pAvionics Mechanics, Technicians and
/ ?7 F0 U/ H5 H' o: X6 _Inspectors
$42,826
Supervisors, Other Products
Manufacturing and Assembly
$43,013
$ T8 U. E8 g/ p! G6 J8 WLand Survey Technologists and
2 w8 v" g3 b( A9 b1 R( L* y3 F3 O! NTechnicians
$43,044 Painters and Coaters - Industrial
$43,118 Journalists Critic
7 |* f; R9 t- `8 m- n$43,118 Journalists Reporter
& \) d' u) r) E9 T$43,212
8 @+ @: N& w9 Z* G! J, sBiological Technologists and
Technicians
$43,361 Chemical Plant Machine Operators
  x, r2 W+ T, Q* t3 T3 n7 V$43,512
By-law Enforcement and Other
Regulatory Officers, n.e.c.
$43,549 Insurance Underwriters Insurance Underwriter
! w1 k$ i1 E+ f4 z- d2 S$43,600
Supervisors, Electronics
% h/ A3 {$ }# D- _- Y$ vManufacturing
$43,700 Printing Press Operators Printing Press Operator
$43,708 Auto Body Repairers / Painters^
$43,942 Other Protective Service Occupations
$43,955
4 u% [; }+ z0 }4 NInspectors and Testers, Mineral and
4 C! ^0 M3 @* i& }* T4 wMetal Processing
# [; h- E! X9 x; Y) x( `6 [- z$44,213
Electronic Service Technicians
( U) M* x% N5 a' a6 t3 @( l" K(Household and Business Equipment) Office Equipment Technician
8 _1 D' M: {2 v  [% E. I$44,213
Electronic Service Technicians
! h+ a/ d5 O0 O/ R% C3 W(Household and Business Equipment) Security Alarm Installer
$44,213
Electronic Service Technicians
(Household and Business Equipment) Electronic Technician
$44,213
- j# v# X, x$ n0 X* m7 ^8 jElectronic Service Technicians
  B" B, U7 v7 e(Household and Business Equipment) Computer Service Technician
5 c5 _$ D+ y7 q& V" m1 @" i& D$44,334
- E2 f: ]1 @, o+ x2 E: ^% D% c. }) fOther Small Engine and Equipment
- g- Z3 [% t" TMechanics
( `, V; N- l) m( z2 z3 b/ q. m5 MOutdoor Power Equipment
+ U" |* Z$ M/ X2 i# J* YTechnician
& {* |( a1 E2 O* N& x* z$44,665 Metalworking Machine Operators
1 c8 v6 D: b& m$44,724 Personnel Clerks
$44,727 Door-to-Door Salespersons
0 m8 X* t. W. W# i' a$44,778
Forestry Technologists and
4 [+ N* }9 v- VTechnicians Forest Technician
2 A6 `# f) G3 G# s, U2 o- y$44,778
) P0 M( [# \* H7 ^8 }Forestry Technologists and
6 _; u) U$ j6 `Technicians Forest Technologist
7 z' U* n) H. U! i. x8 f( e( P2 ]$44,806
Structural Metal and Platework
Fabricators and Fitters Structural Steel and Plate Fitter
, n( g; A! z- ]  A$44,834 Dispatchers Dispatcher
$44,868 Dispatchers and Radio Operators
. Y# r  b3 \) \* {# I# T# y$44,928 Sprinkler System Installers Sprinkler Systems Installer
! W! B# i! l  F7 w$44,945 Water and Waste Plant Operators
$ z- z( S9 n& a0 e$ @$ X2 d$45,066 Administrative Officers Aboriginal Liaison
8 L" a) V3 O" b- A( q8 J+ }$45,367 Woodworking Machine Operators
$45,379 Educational Counsellors Educational Counsellor
$45,832
) l9 T( \8 x+ t! F. O# OProbation and Parole Officers and
; ]3 p- v8 @- k4 R( V2 hRelated Occupations
2 u+ b% N0 E* T. b$45,859 Correctional Service Officers Correctional Officer
+ C* O9 H7 L9 S) T+ G- }$45,871 Funeral Directors and Embalmers
% o1 l7 q# ]( \5 r* T$46,185
. j/ n( k! u( p! [; u( ~5 wSupervisors, Furniture and Fixtures
. {, r& {; x7 j4 a& ?Manufacturing
$46,308 Oil and Solid Fuel Heating Mechanics
( p0 L! X3 j" ~, A: }  O$46,414
) i3 ~. q+ H) I/ y4 F& hSupervisors, Recording, Distributing
3 ]! m! |' d! R5 S- Z! hand Scheduling Occupations
$46,512
Agricultural and Fish Products
# B) S1 Y9 J* RInspectors
, g6 r, Q. Q  K0 j$46,600 Denturists Denturist
- _, Y+ [5 t/ s% S' n1 X. ?( B$46,761
Producers, Directors,
% c  n# t! s  {( F$ R8 K: Y5 EChoreographers and Related
4 S$ e" A. G# _3 Y7 b# g6 qOccupations
8 [. |3 ]$ G+ }7 U& @) j0 @$46,819 Industrial Designers Industrial Designer
$46,991
8 H7 S1 m+ a9 ^# ~$ G3 M8 J  GOil and Gas Drilling, Servicing and
Related Labourers Seismic Workers
+ Z4 C7 \4 L# S- N0 q! L$47,119
Agricultural and Related Service
Contractors and Managers
& \) }; h, V8 P3 c0 vSeed Cleaning/Conditioning
9 Q9 l/ |+ u5 ?( k9 TPlant Manager
5 a1 `. U7 {& P0 h2 F$47,119 Interactive Media Developers Interactive Media Developer
) n7 ^, w% U0 [, s" X$47,219
Medical Laboratory Technologists
and Pathologists' Assistants
* w/ N- ]% M  G5 W$ e$47,289 Retail Trade Managers Retail Store Manager
$47,727 Librarians Librarian
$47,781
Electric Appliance Servicers and
Repairers
$47,796
Sales Representatives, Wholesale
Trade (Non-Technical)
+ K. H* b  R% N3 F/ t. ~! Q: tSales Representative
. ?: J5 G  Q& \& `0 c: F& o# Y(Wholesale, Nontechnical)
3 e1 R# j+ o$ l( \$47,796
" [% x. _* j6 n5 q( H* M& M4 rSales Representatives, Wholesale
, R2 g4 C6 D7 \0 L/ Z( }Trade (Non-Technical) Auctioneer
$48,182
College and Other Vocational
Instructors
* J- R' S5 Q5 x& i7 Z6 b9 hCollege, Technical or Vocational
Instructor
$48,182
6 G5 J3 d" ?0 a+ L2 ]/ XCollege and Other Vocational
% r& q+ Y  p. l: I5 i; PInstructors
& ~; O' c4 m; x  {+ p' J* AEnglish as a Second Language
1 c; P8 m  x% C3 m5 PTeacher - Adults
: p5 |) V: k7 z6 m$48,182
College and Other Vocational
Instructors
) Z4 O4 ?8 i% R7 P1 M: ^+ C$ `+ @Environmental Education
Specialist
$ b( x% T0 }, K. G' {- c$48,467
! y  R& L) c. bPostal and Courier Services
0 |* m& o1 {2 ^( {( j5 lManagers
; M6 W& |" h  w) r( m0 L+ k0 w$48,497 Sawmill Machine Operators Sawmill Machine Operator
$48,625 Automotive Service Technicians Automotive Service Technician
# S* k& p) u1 P" D" b. L( O3 z$ K$48,637 Gas Fitters Gasfitter
$48,652 General Duty Registered Nurses Registered Nurse
$48,688
Automotive Service Technicians,
3 o4 g& Z+ |& \$ c# O+ G! y/ `: cTruck Mechanics and Mechanical
Repairers
& R2 s$ ]  R  N$ k8 V2 C$48,714 Social Workers Social Worker
$48,733
! @8 U: d8 M9 ^3 r; J. hMachinists and Machining and
Tooling Inspectors
; t. Q4 P( _2 @- a% P$48,804
/ S6 O  K% r* {, F8 C7 \) @/ kTransportation Route and Crew
* }- O3 i6 I( h' j6 P! p3 D  ySchedulers
$48,817
9 O& Q) N: |5 }' [2 ]Aircraft Mechanics and Aircraft
Inspectors
& g. U5 V$ z) J; O! o' f$48,883 Forestry Professionals Forester
$49,246 Truck Drivers
1 u& {0 Z; j9 G* b/ x$ J$49,251
Waterworks and Gas Maintenance
Workers
8 B+ x3 d: O  w0 a$49,267 Broadcast Technicians
Broadcast Maintenance
5 x. n+ D# _# a' \9 ]5 S% [4 _. mTechnologist
: ~  d7 w, i/ r7 E* d$ g# s$49,318 Machinists Machinist
# D. X/ ^' h: U+ s! B$49,351 Executive Assistants
$49,443
: G: m/ f! s; P" z# i' NArchitectural Technologists and
Technicians Architectural Technologist
$49,631
9 S, b6 x" ?  E% D4 ESupervisors, General Office and
Administrative Support Clerks
, F6 c' l3 d! Y  L8 [8 c2 v$49,761 Interior Designers Interior Designer
$49,824 Chainsaw and Skidder Operators
* I$ F) ]. p7 V5 u$ t$49,971 Managers in Health Care Health Service Administrator
: Y, o( d! u0 ^0 E9 u$50,007 Photographers Photographer
0 `2 s# |* e6 o* i% z4 E$50,245 Ironworkers Ironworker
$50,255
; b% I9 e: k% ~6 K8 tRecreation and Sports Program and
( ^- Y% I% ~& P8 I$ t; I2 BService Directors
& E/ N" p: V" W2 I$ r- hRecreation and Sport
Administrator
( d! a9 A. N; X  k6 N4 I& v2 u$50,618 Accountants Accountant
$50,659
Landscaping and Grounds
Maintenance Contractors and
Managers
$50,770 Plumbers Plumber
$50,930
9 b$ Z6 ?, }: H! YElectrical Power Line and Cable
Workers Power Lineman
$50,961
( \* o* u5 S, Z6 v: Y' \' y! WPlasterers, Drywall Installers and
6 X; j( K' j& m( _! G* x5 w: l0 qFinishers and Lathers
$51,097
Securities Agents, Investment
Dealers and Brokers
1 ]7 F! C2 ^6 z+ ~8 R; v9 W- s$51,114
Engineering Inspectors and
8 z1 \% y, `' p! J, DRegulatory Officers
$51,117 Purchasing Agents and Officers Purchasing Agent
$51,117 Purchasing Agents and Officers Land Agent
$51,172
Mapping and Related Technologists
% F2 d$ T) x" ]8 Y. Gand Technicians
$51,412 Conservation and Fishery Officers Conservation Officer
& t- T  _& Z# ^( H8 \% X8 W$51,412 Conservation and Fishery Officers Park Warden
$51,412 Conservation and Fishery Officers Fish and Wildlife Officer
+ D# X0 Z, Q) h$ Y6 |6 u8 A- @$51,570
, ~2 D: w4 d8 l3 v/ t- g& z: L0 C& gSupervisors, Electrical Products
- F8 n! ^9 L, q. E6 s% ZManufacturing
$51,705
- }3 t  u5 [- |1 t8 r& V! \$ VFacility Operation and Maintenance
9 _( {) A( v5 }$ _Managers
" ~* z& U9 H5 h' k4 l1 h0 w$51,817 Registered Nurses Nurse Practitioner
+ c8 S& C6 ?  i: I$51,959
+ U' r# p8 s9 }4 K' ESupervisors, Other Mechanical and
Metal Products Manufacturing
$51,980 Computer Programmers Computer Programmer
Electrical Motor Systems
$52,019 Electrical Mechanics Technician
$52,144
Air Pilots, Flight Engineers and Flying
Instructors
0 x2 `( C7 m7 f3 p$52,174 Logging Machinery Operators
$52,206
  i. q& g* w( ], L  Z# M: g2 FUnderground Mine Service and
Support Workers
; R  r! X1 ^& |  j; j. z$52,654 Machine Fitters
$52,670
Contractors and Supervisors,
Pipefitting Trades
" b* D5 o6 F& S/ a- H$52,768 Financial Auditors and Accountants
- B" \. J7 J0 G8 X' `+ d% G1 |$52,806
Court Officers and Justices of the
; q) l, X, w: v, F( x5 F9 W/ }Peace
% }+ e: p) n; v( u$52,873 Construction Estimators
& Z& @5 \4 @: M+ B  z% a$52,923 Appraisers Real Estate Appraiser
+ E2 L# S+ g" w  [* d6 D0 Q! a( e$52,923 Appraisers
Personal Property/Equipment
Appraiser
) w( n4 `6 _) N) d$53,043 Archivists Archivist
! C1 |1 w9 O. g! ?" K/ s& X$53,092 Sheet Metal Workers Sheet Metal Worker
$53,122
% A, Q9 L; R9 i5 m# B- ?( x0 ^5 f& kContractors and Supervisors, Metal
8 Z9 @' v7 C3 y2 c7 }2 |Forming, Shaping and Erecting
Trades
$53,142 Radiological Technologists
Combined Laboratory and X-Ray
Technologist
$53,142 Radiological Technologists Radiological Technologist
3 V  o( }" O9 Y! [9 d$53,401 Other Services Managers
, S- Q; ~5 ~' t! l: p" Q$53,408
8 P! O1 W$ k2 jAmbulance Attendants and Other
+ k  u2 d  K2 \3 H" PParamedical Occupations Emergency Medical Responder
$53,408
Ambulance Attendants and Other
Paramedical Occupations
& t7 h. m0 \; O$ Z5 |4 z# j) K; K$ AEmergency Medical Technician -
; K1 s/ I1 J/ X( j* wAmbulance
$53,408
Ambulance Attendants and Other
Paramedical Occupations
Emergency Medical Technologist
1 x; G$ y( o; h& `- Paramedic
$53,496 Insulators Insulator
8 m$ r0 f: I9 I! |9 V0 ]5 ?$53,603
Chemical Technologists and
Technicians
6 H+ S8 y! |2 ?$ N& y- A$53,662 Mortgage Brokers
$54,094
Social Policy Researchers,
Consultants and Program Officers
$54,220 Psychiatric Nurses Psychiatric Nurse
$54,344 Head Nurses and Supervisors
) j+ l2 j! A/ t# W, e$54,490
Supervisors, Library,
2 j* K6 S. ^  @4 c5 s& wCorrespondence and Related
4 }& m; a5 v- \Information Clerks
$54,491 Land Surveyors Land Surveyor
$54,608
* o* z2 I! T& u) vDrafting Technologists and
# ]" q2 z% F  a& q: ETechnicians
7 B. y' I4 Q) g1 [: J9 J$54,863
( O# ^: c/ b+ h5 CSteamfitters, Pipefitters and Sprinkler
System Installers
9 v3 {6 C" P$ ?8 d; l. a$54,866
Administrators - Post-Secondary
, R& y6 c1 k& B( NEducation and Vocational Training
$ X$ w4 v! |" v/ V$54,906
Other Professional Occupations in
; Q$ `" k! j+ kSocial Science, n.e.c.
$54,968 Concrete Finishers Concrete Finisher
$55,079
) j! o% V1 B  }Supervisors, Machinists and Related
Occupations
Oil and Gas Well Drillers, Servicers,
$55,122 Testers and Related Workers
$55,247 Boilermakers Boilermaker
4 P+ U  ~  N: p* a( t0 Z$55,436
Professional Occupations in Public
Relations and Communications Fundraiser
1 R# j8 q1 r2 J: s& w$55,436
Professional Occupations in Public
. y( k5 z/ j. K9 U# _# e; r3 PRelations and Communications Public Relations Representative
$55,443
Managers in Publishing, Motion
* l/ z& O! |+ A% T3 pPictures, Broadcasting and
Performing Arts
# o; p# U7 `; v# t7 p* ^$55,472
Residential Home Builders and
Renovators
/ j$ V. g5 q  I% J; a( C4 P$55,550 Steamfitters and Pipefitters Steamfitter-Pipefitter
$55,647 Supervisors, Mining and Quarrying
$55,691
Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
Mechanics
Refrigeration and Air
Conditioning Mechanic
$55,691
Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
5 I7 k8 J6 E! F% n% K7 H8 N5 O4 MMechanics
Transport Refrigeration
Technician
0 d) t) ^4 D9 I2 O5 N6 _$55,850 Physiotherapists Physiotherapist
$55,946 Heavy-Duty Equipment Mechanics Heavy Equipment Technician
: e8 b2 p9 }- ]+ Y0 s' A$55,946 Heavy-Duty Equipment Mechanics
. v) w3 _& U* Z4 q  z! u  bAgricultural Equipment
Technician
$56,196 Occupational Therapists Occupational Therapist
  V8 }8 T5 A/ ^* |; f; s' h* U$56,680
* d( q- o3 T2 R' W5 yGeological and Mineral Technologists
and Technicians
  i! T/ H0 t! b# N# T$57,172 Financial Auditors Internal Auditor
$57,208 Millwrights^
- K! [. K1 \3 Q: f/ d3 B$57,310
Electroencephalographic and Other
# c* b9 X8 {8 n; C7 i# RDiagnostic Technologists, n.e.c.
9 P/ ^) J+ r- B$57,317
Stationary Engineers and Auxiliary
Equipment Operators Power Engineer
1 {5 j1 h( `1 x9 n& C: s8 y4 g$57,317
Stationary Engineers and Auxiliary
; s0 y/ w" Z* w" ]. vEquipment Operators Building Operator
. m& i$ P3 n' E$57,616 Medical Radiation Technologists
) F( Y+ U0 t. n8 \8 A( T; X5 vMagnetic Resonance
Technologist
, q3 {: I' E+ Z4 w& L6 K4 W$58,142 Database Analysts Database Analyst
, s% ^; ]9 X' G8 Q4 u' z7 W$58,177
* I; t9 D! r+ w; Y+ TContractors and Supervisors, Other
; X4 h8 v' L1 O% p9 WConstruction Trades, Installers,
( e1 x. r) X9 g& c: a$ vRepairers and Servicers
% b8 e# F+ {6 f  u# @! Z4 h$58,223
Welders and Related Machine
* q3 z5 S& X; L9 t3 X" F! Q3 wOperators
$58,631
/ e$ K' M& X+ RComputer Programmers and
Interactive Media Developers
' |5 W& a/ S: x9 @$58,636 Direct Distributors Direct Distributor
3 G! {( m$ W! m+ H2 O$58,767
% q: k1 m' u3 x, R7 ]& e9 x2 R/ cContractors and Supervisors, Heavy
+ w# b3 T0 p/ A/ i6 iConstruction Equipment Crews
9 q1 o$ ]; A8 y# O$58,785
Supervisors, Motor Transport and
Other Ground Transit Operators
9 D: J; j2 ^7 Q5 \5 d' N" \$58,786
Economists and Economic Policy
2 p- [' Y  [( `' Z4 w# M, qResearchers and Analysts Economist
' g: M2 z/ G3 v. y& g$59,068 Conservators and Curators
1 W5 b  v7 \8 K$ b' z* P$59,098
* j1 A1 @1 K4 F) C9 Z* k3 nTechnical Sales Specialists -
2 v6 N' p2 C* h) c2 RWholesale Trade Technical Sales Representative
$59,233
1 W/ C* I+ d) c, L6 y) Z4 b7 _# {Computer and Network Operators
; X* K8 X9 G+ o! U. fand Web Technicians
! h1 B$ t9 P; m3 z3 R9 zLather-Interior Systems
$ @; ?1 c! k2 Q7 [$ O' c$59,452 Lathers Mechanic
4 N4 P. {! j1 j2 i5 @/ ~) |$59,749 Firefighters Firefighter
$59,987 Other Professional Engineers, n.e.c.
4 X% U$ w. O8 u; V7 b8 N$60,042
Heavy Equipment Operators (Except
8 ^& j- v: l5 N) G; }! DCrane) Heavy Equipment Operator
$60,042
- b& O: w3 t( R% X' KHeavy Equipment Operators (Except
9 |: Y6 k/ }- N4 V2 ^, G2 N' pCrane)
% p, B& D$ w6 h3 c5 ESurface Mining Equipment
Operator
) W( f5 K1 u! `) x: D  d# ]$60,137
8 N7 u. H3 }/ F) ^! [7 L6 q- KOil and Gas Well Drilling Workers and
Services Operators
- q; W4 P; i, W1 G3 _$60,318 Construction Inspectors Safety Codes Officer
$60,318 Construction Inspectors Home Inspector
' ]- W* K9 p8 V3 Y. c2 `$60,362
Construction Millwrights and
0 i* _1 [4 g# X9 v; _3 nIndustrial Mechanics (Except Textile) Millwright
- `! @' j$ t& n) I; @6 n+ f' F$60,381
Contractors and Supervisors,
Mechanic Trades
) v; ~$ q, C) v* W* |8 l$60,387
7 E; w- K6 H/ O, S8 A; z3 RAudiologists and Speech-Language
$ O! E" {' O, _6 a8 R0 YPathologists
* r3 t: _: t" D2 n1 R9 r$60,637 Dietitians and Nutritionists Dietitian
( ]/ j, w$ `+ @$ r; B# |0 E$60,648 Web Designers and Developers Webmaster
, p) o, _$ V; k5 P% M6 k! U$60,648 Web Designers and Developers Web Designer
! [: k9 I3 {9 c% g& z8 G  h' I$60,667
Supervisors, Forest Products
Processing
$61,009 Transportation Managers
* |; [2 r9 m- q$61,047
1 a9 A1 y' f0 }/ Y6 R& QOther Medical Technologists and
7 m7 ~2 Y6 l) g& eTechnicians (Except Dental Health)
1 h) r: P: w/ }; \7 O$61,122 Personnel and Recruitment Officers Human Resource Officer
# Y" h0 ^" G: S% _$61,186
Agricultural Representatives,
Consultants and Specialists Agrologist
& |9 c! k% H- h9 [9 e) a& l) _$61,196 Psychologists Psychologist
$61,333 Industrial Electricians Electrician
$61,372 Financial and Investment Analysts
$61,518
Natural and Applied Science Policy
8 _- B9 N- Q; WResearchers, Consultants and
Program Officers
$62,094
Civil Engineering Technologists and
: k; j; Q! ^) o& Y; kTechnicians
9 E$ _: |1 H7 \  R$62,107 Landscape Architects Landscape Architect
$62,157
2 g/ o3 V( X* }: V0 `# i& ]Elementary School and Kindergarten
' Z4 f/ t; ^8 h. BTeachers Elementary School Teacher
$62,157
Elementary School and Kindergarten
& p# t" ^; m7 z' L- oTeachers Special Needs Teacher
9 y1 \2 @( r2 ?; Y$62,455
Inspectors in Public and
Environmental Health and
Occupational Health and Safety Environmental Auditor
: }4 ~- g) j  i6 p: R$62,455
/ x  v0 _$ M5 }: A8 `Inspectors in Public and
2 h4 _. j. e1 p7 e" \5 {( R# z7 K9 gEnvironmental Health and
Occupational Health and Safety
6 F  n5 r) N; h& f, F* q; tHazardous Waste Management
" a2 w0 }. }* |# z" R7 J' e& MTechnologist
$62,455
# U) \( ]; h  h4 C( L, zInspectors in Public and
Environmental Health and
6 M0 d% y; Z& e+ W8 y2 j7 bOccupational Health and Safety
1 v* ~- l3 o4 q! m3 z9 rOccupational Health and Safety
6 ^: Q, \2 |( K8 {% n9 iInspector
& ]' f. B! q( {+ N; t8 B" v0 \$62,455
Inspectors in Public and
6 ?; a3 J5 Y. t5 R& w0 QEnvironmental Health and
Occupational Health and Safety Public Health Inspector
Inspectors in Public and
1 r) z% B( M" W# gEnvironmental Health and
  ^" T$ n, \7 z7 T$62,455 Occupational Health and Safety Safety Officer
  Z9 j' J) Z1 ?, n  y$62,762
4 d1 F  N  V  ~8 [, x3 Y% G; b: dContractors and Supervisors,
/ V9 T' h$ H7 I# M0 JElectrical Trades and
Telecommunications Occupations Electrical Contractor
3 Y! j# q& D7 O' i! W2 K) T$62,903 University Professors University Professor
! Y" l. [& I2 |$63,057
4 Y/ \- n& M- V. `4 ~Database Analysts and Data
Administrators
" ]. t8 s: f( w6 ]" ^$63,149 Architects Architect
$63,423
Electricians (Except Industrial and
Power System) Electrician
1 v) O  I; s' c$63,597
Dental Hygienists and Dental
* a8 [8 G! A/ A; L) `: y* STherapists
$63,976 Supervisors, Logging and Forestry
  Y: E  J+ q5 v! v0 o( p8 e. `7 l; u$64,236
Business Development Officers and
0 W0 `, J7 B/ U7 x. U% X- KMarketing Researchers and
0 l; v/ M- \! }+ V" hConsultants Market Research Analyst
$64,599 Biologists and Related Scientists
$64,663 Secondary School Teachers
; h( m0 W& z& e7 _2 F% Z/ e6 {1 a9 DCareer and Technology Studies
Teacher
* r0 A6 v4 a3 b  ~5 f& L& _$64,663 Secondary School Teachers Secondary School Teacher
$64,707
5 K. G/ R$ k6 n+ rIndustrial Instrument Technicians and
5 Y* u! G) ]7 i( M, KMechanics Instrument Technician
$64,762 Biologists Ecologist
$64,762 Biologists Physiologist
8 L0 [' ^" g, n5 O9 c$64,762 Biologists Entomologist
$64,762 Biologists Food Scientist
9 t+ g" p) c; ~" R" F& o$64,762 Biologists Interpretive Naturalist
4 u: e4 s% l2 K$ E* M2 ~1 e$64,762 Biologists Biologist
$64,765 Assessors, Valuators and Appraisers
3 n% \+ n1 J6 q, L' L% `& M" x, }$64,767 Bricklayers Bricklayer
$64,948
. s/ v& [9 M& l2 B4 m- N% HContractors and Supervisors,
Carpentry Trades
/ c. G- S6 ^. k7 ^. A, k3 n$64,948
Police Officers (Except
/ Z# [( p$ F& n* L2 R2 jCommissioned) Police Officer
7 X/ G3 {2 q) W$64,971 Utilities Managers
$65,272 Floor Covering Installers Floorcovering Installer
. }7 L0 V5 `: _8 E$65,285
Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Technologists and Technicians
5 ~' h9 U! i0 n( {6 Q: |) j$65,371 Web Technicians Web Technician
- W: l- U7 F4 S1 {6 l$66,135 Medical Sonographers Diagnostic Medical Sonographer
, ]- s; t7 X2 a# p- v$66,239
9 J" {9 d6 t: E' B8 n& h7 AInformation Systems Business
Analysts and Consultants Information Systems Consultant
* P3 H# i2 I4 E9 V4 d2 l3 {$66,414
1 i$ o: F5 y, qNondestructive Testers and
Inspectors
  {/ `. U: @+ P' m+ M$66,531
Professional Occupations in Business
+ q1 m3 P6 O- J) [4 qServices to Management
1 ^# ?; m6 ?' L$67,024
Mechanical Engineering
Technologists and Technicians
$67,430 Meteorologists Meteorologist
$67,670 Power System Electricians Power System Electrician
$67,755 Database Administrators Data Administrator
$68,153
Industrial Engineering and
Manufacturing Technologists and
* F/ x% F& X. D, e  v+ ?$ yTechnicians
Banking, Credit and Other Investment
$68,158 Managers
) i2 k; y2 p; c: K3 n* I( Z$68,192 Urban and Land Use Planners
, m. I4 n9 m7 v9 lUrban, Regional and Park
Planners
$68,375
Education Policy Researchers,
! m# E) V- }4 ?Consultants and Program Officers
$68,456
. g( U( S, B+ q* A6 B. e7 [Information Systems Quality
, C* X( P( v* J" ]- V# C6 EAssurance Analysts
* Q8 D  w$ \8 r9 m& r& x/ MInformation Systems Quality
2 A6 \- I$ e/ {$ rAssurance Analyst
$68,602
Industrial and Manufacturing
Engineers Industrial Engineer
) Y1 \1 z& q" C6 e$68,602
9 r; j- M  Q( F5 R3 J8 w# sIndustrial and Manufacturing
Engineers Manufacturing Engineer
$68,716
9 ~" H2 O& x# w! {+ VInsurance, Real Estate and Financial
Brokerage Managers
3 _& W5 @! T! z3 I$69,333 Pharmacists
8 Z* g* W8 L% a/ z" k7 a, V$69,527
5 Q2 v  x+ o& r! S; J7 s6 z. j- _/ zImmigration, Employment Insurance
' c# @& j4 `. v2 Z& sand Revenue Officers
1 e$ s: z% M4 V4 v$69,879 Manufacturing Managers Operations Manager
$70,170 Construction Managers
+ z: N5 z" {0 Y! v$70,798
  {: A  s+ n8 l4 U( }) ^% SInformation Systems Analysts and
* V; z" V$ ?& o' NConsultants
. U2 u( ^. t3 h4 K$ Y" Q3 E! |$70,943
Supervisors, Finance and Insurance
Clerks
$71,008
3 N' H6 c. J: V0 wIndustrial Engineering and
Manufacturing Technicians Plastics Processing Technician
$71,667
) i! K8 S" j3 z9 R0 z3 q; ~# {5 h$ cGeologists, Geochemists and
3 l2 e. g2 C5 g; a4 f5 tGeophysicists Exploration Geophysicist
$71,667
Geologists, Geochemists and
Geophysicists Geologist
$71,667
Geologists, Geochemists and
Geophysicists Hydrologist
/ O! _! k4 ?: B5 s: j: C$71,667
Geologists, Geochemists and
Geophysicists Oceanographer
$72,573 Carpenters Carpenter
$72,670 Occupational Health Nurses Occupational Health Nurse
5 E" H7 q! q! ^6 z$ E/ a2 ~$72,700
7 U, R0 j1 @4 pGeneral Practitioners and Family
5 |( @* Y" ]1 p# |: LPhysicians Physician
$72,700
General Practitioners and Family
Physicians Sport Medicine Physician
$73,330 Metallurgical and Materials Engineers Materials/Metallurgical Engineer
$73,661 Crane Operators
Crane and Hoisting Equipment
- A' ?/ @; E- x* nOperator
9 n- Z2 x, t$ w% z6 \( ?) D( j$ _$73,919 Software Engineers Software Engineer
$74,410
4 n/ }7 i+ |1 v, O( kElectrical and Electronics Engineering
: W+ a  w# Q: I% t8 ]Technologists
/ n4 m" I8 \8 K7 K+ N* CBiomedical Engineering
5 d1 U( g" n( D6 ~5 F' ]Technologist
$74,410
- ~7 M6 E$ L- h0 D2 H$ SElectrical and Electronics Engineering
Technologists
Electrical Engineering
Technologist
$74,410
Electrical and Electronics Engineering
9 \' f. T9 [+ v2 ]Technologists
Electronics Engineering
2 A. ~1 Y& ~& H4 ]. D6 N$ P/ }. V0 NTechnologist
$74,410
$ ^  q+ u& }$ o4 G' k' yElectrical and Electronics Engineering
) t0 a' i$ O# u( f% x1 k" ETechnologists
( i* o5 c: R' ]8 Y6 I: }1 QInstrumentation Engineering
Technologist
  L% e! h" z& ~- Z0 U) l) a$74,410
Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Technologists
7 Z9 x, d5 o8 Z# }: H. JTelecommunications Engineering
Technologist
$74,579 Other Financial Officers
7 _" W3 G) X8 M" N( u) l" o$74,700
; x* i' L% i/ C8 D0 ASenior Government Managers and
Officials
$75,024 Architecture and Science Managers
$75,090 Electrical and Electronics Engineers Electrical Engineer
" W! m1 f: ?% S0 G$75,805 Veterinarians Veterinarian
$76,417
Managers in Social, Community and
' k) {9 q) H+ K6 D  yCorrectional Services
$76,687 Specialists in Human Resources Arbitrator
$76,687 Specialists in Human Resources Private Trainer/Facilitator
$76,687 Specialists in Human Resources Mediator
$76,694
Computer Engineers (Except
6 u; X/ x0 O' Q1 USoftware Engineers)
) y! \% x7 w1 J& v' i4 `$76,842
Senior Managers - Trade,
Broadcasting and Other Services,
n.e.c.
$77,445 Civil Engineers Civil Engineer
$77,445 Civil Engineers Environmental Engineer
$77,445 Civil Engineers Geomatics/Surveying Engineer
* Y2 }* h5 C2 }% o4 v0 z$77,928
Petroleum, Gas and Chemical
Process Operators
Gas Pipeline Operators and
+ V% }+ x3 ?: `$ }% UMaintenance Workers
4 S9 O9 F, Y/ {$77,928
$ h/ ~- [1 D6 gPetroleum, Gas and Chemical
/ V1 _' _. U3 j- k$ k3 |Process Operators
& J6 q; t( B; a( U( `: k4 \Oil Pipeline Operators and
Maintenance Workers
: a! e6 V1 R# q0 T$77,928
8 z3 j" X. Z) G3 W( {: ?Petroleum, Gas and Chemical
Process Operators Field Production Operator
$ R4 I2 Q# K  W$ Z  D$77,928
0 V  b. s7 g- k+ q4 a$ V% WPetroleum, Gas and Chemical
Process Operators Gas Plant Operator
$ z7 {3 `! x- J" ]  S( L* x$77,928
Petroleum, Gas and Chemical
Process Operators
Refinery/Upgrader Process
3 l4 O/ O& I. BOperator
  _% r- ]) D2 m  U" V4 e3 ~! D$78,620 Mechanical Engineers Mechanical Engineer
2 f( r% Y2 G3 e$79,130
! P- M( Z! ?  i$ y/ E1 s& n* ^. \0 XOther Professional Occupations in
& f) e# X$ K- ?4 aPhysical Sciences
$80,146
+ X- w' ^8 b- |( V/ bFire Chiefs and Senior Firefighting
" X2 e3 l1 D% F$ ~0 |Officers
/ z3 w2 v* L0 Z, O% f  f$80,401
" \' z* u* X( A$ {Senior Managers - Health, Education,
2 J$ w( x( o1 D3 P( G; u' pSocial and Community Services and
Membership Organizations
$82,895 Financial Managers
$83,039
School Principals and Administrators
$ M" @) k0 n" M" u, bof Elementary and Secondary
5 V+ F3 ~0 B4 L/ A2 r+ v0 ]( dEducation
) a; Q$ |! B" [/ J* M9 R$83,921 Chemists Biochemist
% z  \  P" ]8 L6 v% G$83,921 Chemists Chemist
$84,548
Sales, Marketing and Advertising
. l0 w8 x: |0 pManagers
' T" F1 ~6 M4 m, R2 M/ i5 p$86,925
3 ]1 v9 U; |% W# hOther Administrative Services
; Y- ?1 O5 E" Q% VManagers
$87,287
2 I7 v7 q3 Z6 ePrimary Production Managers
+ q; c: A) b- \% `(Except Agriculture)
$87,369
Supervisors, Petroleum, Gas and
* B/ D2 S5 ]: a7 yChemical Processing and Utilities
$87,623
Supervisors, Oil and Gas Drilling and
Service
Oil and Gas Well Drilling and
Service Rig Managers
" q1 u# t: Z' G" {1 I% v9 Z! `/ f$87,623
Supervisors, Oil and Gas Drilling and
7 I9 Q! {. P, UService Wireline Field Supervisor
; R& Y" D4 T1 C' K7 o- J- I% ^$ j$87,862 Lawyers and Quebec Notaries Lawyer
8 E7 c" s7 l3 [6 x3 x3 |$88,529
Senior Managers - Goods Production,
Utilities, Transportation and
Construction
$88,676 Human Resources Managers
, _  v# z2 N" s2 R$ m" ˆ " – indicates a custom occupational code and title created for the Alberta Wage and Salary Survey.
$88,855
Computer and Information Systems
# w- N1 y& h8 v- c( zManagers
$90,245 Other Business Services Managers
4 T9 ?! r$ N$ J$ }9 h7 L9 q; b$90,412 Purchasing Managers
0 t. H2 s4 j2 q3 @7 S' M7 C3 a/ p( j$90,582 Geological Engineers
0 v5 I! M# E! X$ I$92,029 Chemical Engineers Chemical Engineer
$94,732
Library, Archive, Museum and Art
: G/ w6 ~! I: x  Q2 M0 l; I7 L* lGallery Managers
$96,669 Engineering Managers
4 q( F3 g, }; l2 z% g$97,464 Petroleum Engineers Petroleum Engineer
$98,636
Other Managers in Public
+ g. r) A& }: d2 B5 @1 YAdministration Municipal Administrator
$101,085
Senior Managers - Financial,
Communications Carriers and Other
Business Services
$111,463 Dentists Dentist
1 I" O' l$ W) d5 b) w$ B$114,610
$ W6 s( t% X" L" y- e: nGovernment Managers - Health and
( Z+ F+ p* ^+ n' mSocial Policy Development and
Program Administration
* T+ B0 e9 U; S1 F/ c! K. ?$124,510
* a$ w9 m. S+ W  k& x  sGovernment Managers - Education
# }; R0 d2 I7 N8 LPolicy Development and Program
5 m3 }0 k: ]- F! }/ z2 ?! A' E* sAdministration
$124,517
Government Managers - Economic
Analysis, Policy Development and
' o. T/ M, F4 I( xProgram Administration
  F) m2 t, s3 X$126,960
( [) g; A6 }+ ]* ?3 A* D) `: m0 QReal Estate Agents and
Salespersons Real Estate Agent

tedarencn

我发现我所在的行业32000刀/year!!!!!

海棠

Thank you very much!

海棠

Thank you very much!

galaxy7111

good information will benefit everyone here! give my best thanks to the host!

Justing

我的职业是$77,445 Civil Engineers或$90,582 Geological Engineers

Justing

2003年ALBERTA从业人数
1、Civil Engineers： 5000-10000
: I$ r& e) I" \! j2、Geological Engineers： Less than 500
; w: t7 g+ a* d/ [2 o( @" v
: Y1 \6 }2 x! F% m( _; G, R8 d6 w需求均大于平均水平

多伦多来客

$73,919 Software Engineers Software Engineer
  C& }1 D, a" z1 _9 |
& }" d1 r2 D. T+ G8 O) B0 t现在还有这个价吗？

海妮妮

还是卖房子挣得最多啊！！

精品中年老男人

我也打算去卖房子了！！

dogyear

原帖由 井忘川 于 2005-11-10 01:49 发表
% H0 u: m) y1 U我的职业是$77,445 Civil Engineers或$90,582 Geological Engineers

Niu!!!

高桥

$64,663 Secondary School Teachers

wolfgan

16，500

mary64

前景很乐观哦！

iaddback

先收藏起来，以后再看!

socal

这个一定要顶！！

jackjoe

动力呀。感谢

NEB

after the high inflations last year (2006), the wage figures for 2005 are useless for today's market...

UncleSam

挺好的.

准备存些钱后, 杀回EDMONTON去做教师去.