Percent change in average weekly wages by state, total covered employment
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Percent change in average weekly wages by state, total covered, December 2024 to December 2025
State
Percent change
December 2024 average weekly wages
December 2025 average weekly wages
Net change
Alabama
3.7% $1,254 $1,301 $47
Alaska
4.7% $1,430 $1,497 $67
Arizona
3.0% $1,404 $1,446 $42
Arkansas
5.0% $1,155 $1,213 $58
California
4.6% $1,868 $1,954 $86
Colorado
5.6% $1,594 $1,683 $89
Connecticut
5.0% $1,716 $1,801 $85
Delaware
4.7% $1,435 $1,502 $67
District of Columbia
4.1% $2,486 $2,587 $101
Florida
4.8% $1,403 $1,471 $68
Georgia
3.5% $1,391 $1,440 $49
Hawaii
5.0% $1,344 $1,411 $67
Idaho
5.8% $1,231 $1,303 $72
Illinois
3.3% $1,537 $1,588 $51
Indiana
4.5% $1,221 $1,276 $55
Iowa
3.7% $1,236 $1,282 $46
Kansas
4.1% $1,218 $1,268 $50
Kentucky
3.8% $1,190 $1,235 $45
Louisiana
3.2% $1,228 $1,267 $39
Maine
4.2% $1,278 $1,332 $54
Maryland
3.0% $1,569 $1,616 $47
Massachusetts
4.9% $1,888 $1,980 $92
Michigan
4.2% $1,369 $1,427 $58
Minnesota
3.7% $1,452 $1,505 $53
Mississippi
5.1% $1,023 $1,075 $52
Missouri
4.4% $1,268 $1,324 $56
Montana
3.3% $1,254 $1,296 $42
Nebraska
4.0% $1,226 $1,275 $49
Nevada
3.2% $1,352 $1,395 $43
New Hampshire
4.8% $1,577 $1,652 $75
New Jersey
3.9% $1,628 $1,691 $63
New Mexico
4.1% $1,225 $1,275 $50
New York
5.4% $1,874 $1,975 $101
North Carolina
3.8% $1,358 $1,409 $51
North Dakota
2.7% $1,315 $1,350 $35
Ohio
4.1% $1,304 $1,358 $54
Oklahoma
4.1% $1,169 $1,217 $48
Oregon
3.2% $1,423 $1,468 $45
Pennsylvania
4.0% $1,414 $1,470 $56
Puerto Rico
2.8% $715 $735 $20
Rhode Island
6.0% $1,348 $1,429 $81
South Carolina
4.3% $1,223 $1,276 $53
South Dakota
4.1% $1,181 $1,230 $49
Tennessee
3.8% $1,372 $1,424 $52
Texas
4.2% $1,487 $1,549 $62
Utah
4.1% $1,334 $1,389 $55
Vermont
5.3% $1,309 $1,378 $69
Virgin Islands
2.7% $1,040 $1,068 $28
Virginia
2.6% $1,545 $1,585 $40
Washington
2.4% $1,902 $1,948 $46
West Virginia
3.5% $1,162 $1,203 $41
Wisconsin
5.3% $1,278 $1,346 $68
Wyoming
4.4% $1,242 $1,297 $55
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