United States Average Weekly Earnings for Employees in the Construction Industry in June, 2007 (Not Seas Adj.)

Updated on February 20, 2025.

According to data from the US BLS, in June 2007, Alaska had the highest average weekly earnings for employees in the construction industry ($1,361.79) (not seasonally adjusted), followed by New Jersey ($1,335.18), and Illinois ($1,203.57).

The chart and table below shows the average weekly earnings for employees in the construction industry for different states in June 2007.

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Data Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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US Average Weekly Earnings for Employees in the Construction Industry in June, 2007 (Not Seas Adj.) ($)

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US Average Weekly Earnings for Employees in the Construction Industry in June, 2007 (Not Seas Adj.)

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State	Avg. Weekly Earnings ($)
Alaska	1361.79
New Jersey	1335.18
Illinois	1203.57
Wisconsin	1182.46
Massachusetts	1101.97
Connecticut	1078.13
New York	1073.42
Minnesota	1052.23
Rhode Island	1045.7
Washington	999.81
Nevada	967.21
Texas	946.41
Michigan	936.84
Ohio	929.44
Pennsylvania	925.08
California	910.49
Missouri	899.61
Virginia	898.42
Indiana	898.41
Oregon	895.84
Wyoming	892.89
Colorado	887.41
Montana	886.58
Iowa	868.48
North Dakota	867.35
Louisiana	851.5
Utah	827.15
Vermont	816.7
West Virginia	810.46
Kentucky	765.1
Maine	763.69
Alabama	757.42
Arizona	748
Florida	743.53
New Mexico	728.41
Kansas	728.04
North Carolina	711.87
South Carolina	689.48
Georgia	685.62
Oklahoma	682.5
Arkansas	674.81
Mississippi	674.81
Idaho	648.28