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We decided to bring you a list of the best states for jobs for Operators, considering how big the profession is in the United States.
Operator positions are available in every area, but not all places are the same -- they do not offer the same wages, benefits, time off, etc.
As Operators are popular in the U.S., we wanted to bring you a list of the best states for Operators. In case you are trying to decide where to start your career as an Operator, or if you are considering moving to a different city or state, we got you covered.
To do that, we looked at the most recent data we have available for the following criteria -- average annual wages, and availability of jobs for Operators.
The bottom 10% level pay for Operators is $22,000.
The median pay hovers around $34,213.
To determine the best states for Operators, we looked at the our most recent data, and then we ranked each of the 50 states from best to worst.
Curious to see how your state ranks? Here are the best states for Operators.
If you're interested, you can read more about the job scene here:
1. Wyoming
2. Kentucky
3. Wisconsin
4. Kansas
5. Pennsylvania
6. Minnesota
7. Idaho
8. Nebraska
9. Ohio
10. Missouri