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

Updated on February 20, 2025.

According to data from the US BLS, in October 2007, Alaska had the highest average weekly earnings for employees in the construction industry ($1,493.65) (not seasonally adjusted), followed by New Jersey ($1,346.84), and Illinois ($1,176.58).

The chart and table below shows the average weekly earnings for employees in the construction industry for different states in October 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 October, 2007 (Not Seas Adj.) ($)

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

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State	Avg. Weekly Earnings ($)
Alaska	1493.65
New Jersey	1346.84
Illinois	1176.58
Wisconsin	1134.05
Connecticut	1116.27
New York	1079.2
Washington	1071.66
Wyoming	1053.17
Massachusetts	1050.02
Minnesota	1019.52
Michigan	983.58
Nevada	970.08
California	952.26
Texas	948.29
Rhode Island	937.56
Ohio	932.86
Colorado	924.82
Missouri	921.64
Pennsylvania	916.3
Indiana	910.48
Oregon	882.93
North Dakota	860.52
Virginia	858.27
Iowa	856.56
Utah	845.99
West Virginia	823.73
Montana	811.71
Louisiana	807.2
Vermont	801.94
Kentucky	800.54
New Mexico	779.15
Oklahoma	770.88
Florida	763.24
Alabama	757
Arizona	752.32
Kansas	738.17
Georgia	734.8
North Carolina	732.32
Maine	724.78
South Carolina	708.02
Mississippi	684.62
Arkansas	684.25
Idaho	670.13