HOUSEHOLD DATA ANNUAL AVERAGES 43. Median weekly earnings of full-time wage and salary workers by union affiliation, occupation, and industry 2003 2004 Occupation and industry Members Repre- Members Repre- Total of sented Non- Total of sented Non- unions (1) by union unions (1) by union unions (2) unions (2) OCCUPATION Management, professional, and related occupations..... $887 $896 $892 $886 $918 $921 $916 $918 Management, business, and financial operations occupations........................................ 961 985 994 959 965 963 972 965 Management occupations............................ 1,023 1,102 1,109 1,019 1,052 1,065 1,074 1,050 Business and financial operations occupations..... 842 864 873 839 847 880 881 844 Professional and related occupations................ 845 885 879 833 883 915 907 875 Computer and mathematical occupations............. 1,049 963 979 1,057 1,114 1,000 983 1,124 Architecture and engineering occupations.......... 1,053 1,037 1,028 1,058 1,098 1,080 1,090 1,100 Life, physical, and social science occupations.... 891 944 945 876 957 949 977 955 Community and social services occupations......... 686 848 832 650 707 827 817 666 Legal occupations................................. 1,051 1,362 1,317 1,032 1,070 1,174 1,155 1,058 Education, training, and library occupations...... 754 864 854 644 781 899 886 687 Arts, design, entertainment, sports, and media occupations...................................... 745 947 933 734 768 953 972 754 Healthcare practitioner and technical occupations.. 816 877 876 801 852 938 933 841 Service occupations................................... 403 606 596 382 411 655 647 389 Healthcare support occupations...................... 400 452 452 394 407 458 462 401 Protective service occupations...................... 630 857 850 510 700 907 897 567 Food preparation and serving related occupations.... 349 415 410 344 360 445 435 355 Building and grounds cleaning and maintenance occupations........................................ 390 503 498 372 385 515 513 368 Personal care and service occupations............... 391 532 520 381 402 522 518 394 Sales and office occupations.......................... 545 629 624 530 558 662 658 545 Sales and related occupations....................... 598 597 601 598 604 576 577 606 Office and administrative support occupations....... 523 639 632 510 535 676 671 519 Natural resources, construction, and maintenance occupations.......................................... 608 851 843 558 621 867 858 581 Farming, fishing, and forestry occupations.......... 369 (3) (3) 365 356 (3) (3) 352 Construction and extraction occupations............. 599 851 840 531 604 861 852 555 Installation, maintenance, and repair occupations... 673 858 856 622 704 886 880 662 Production, transportation, and material moving occupations.......... .............................. 519 688 684 493 523 687 681 498 Production occupations.............................. 519 670 665 495 526 681 674 503 Transportation and material moving occupations...... 520 710 704 490 520 695 689 491 INDUSTRY Private sector........................................ $603 $717 $713 $592 $615 $739 $734 $604 Agriculture and related industries.................. 397 (3) (3) 396 403 (3) (3) 402 Nonagricultural industries.......................... 605 718 713 595 617 740 735 606 Mining............................................ 797 (3) 783 799 874 905 911 865 Construction...................................... 615 884 873 580 618 893 884 588 Manufacturing..................................... 637 689 689 626 662 694 692 654 Durable goods................................... 668 714 712 655 691 707 706 687 Nondurable goods................................ 597 635 637 590 611 670 662 602 Wholesale and retail trade........................ 533 590 586 528 550 596 590 547 Wholesale trade................................. 670 694 689 668 677 722 709 674 Retail trade.................................... 497 562 554 494 509 567 560 507 Transportation and utilities...................... 704 817 816 653 711 854 850 662 Transportation and warehousing.................. 668 782 780 620 668 819 814 619 Utilities....................................... 899 965 979 857 957 979 978 948 Information( 4)................................... 776 868 862 758 828 893 887 808 Publishing, except Internet..................... 690 740 747 684 720 844 829 710 Motion pictures and sound recording............. 704 (3) (3) 669 805 (3) (3) 762 Broadcasting, except Internet................... 724 (3) (3) 703 763 (3) (3) 749 Telecommunications.............................. 857 877 875 848 918 910 897 929 Financial activities.............................. 691 618 625 694 706 657 649 708 Finance and insurance........................... 728 607 623 732 738 636 629 740 Finance....................................... 726 614 640 730 735 606 616 737 Insurance..................................... 731 (3) (3) 734 743 (3) (3) 744 Real estate and rental and leasing.............. 604 642 630 603 615 677 670 613 Professional and business services................ 692 699 691 692 709 679 694 710 Professional and technical services............. 885 897 911 884 927 940 937 927 Management, administrative, and waste services.. 486 640 617 482 478 607 606 470 Education and health services..................... 598 670 684 590 613 717 728 603 Educational services............................ 681 756 760 659 716 828 831 679 Health care and social assistance............... 582 627 639 577 595 656 671 588 Leisure and hospitality........................... 400 497 485 395 407 518 508 402 Arts, entertainment, and recreation............. 492 546 529 489 523 677 662 513 Accommodation and food services................. 385 478 470 381 391 477 473 387 Accommodation................................. 435 485 482 423 432 481 490 422 Food services and drinking places............. 371 467 456 369 378 467 422 377 Other services (4)................................ 515 726 709 510 528 749 750 521 Other services, except private households....... 544 730 720 533 560 764 764 551 Public sector......................................... 728 801 795 656 751 832 827 683 Federal goverment................................... 818 809 816 821 856 840 848 869 State government.................................... 702 764 759 652 725 788 781 681 Local government.................................... 709 814 803 606 731 844 834 627 1 Data refer to members of a labor union or an employee association similar to a union. 2 Data refer to members of a labor union or an employee association similar to a union as well as workers who report no union affiliation but whose jobs are covered by a union or an employee association contract. 3 Data not shown where base is less than 50,000. 4 Includes other industries, not shown separately. NOTE: Beginning in January 2004, data reflect revised population controls used in the household survey. Data refer to the sole or principal job of full- and part-time workers. Excluded are all self-employed workers regardless of whether or not their businesses are incorporated.