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Print Binding and Finishing Workers Salary by State

The national median pay for print binding and finishing workers is $42,290 a year. By state, it ranges from $29,380 in New Mexico to $108,080 in District of Columbia.

Updated October 2026 · Data: BLS OEWS May 2025 · How we match careers

U.S. pay range

Lowest 10%
$32,220
25th percentile
$36,910
Median
$42,290
75th percentile
$49,130
Top 10%
$59,150

Annual pay, all U.S. workers in this job. About 33,180 jobs.

Median pay in 49 states and DC

Print Binding and Finishing Workers pay by state, highest median first
#StateMedianvs. U.S.Lowest 10%Top 10%Jobs
1District of Columbia$108,080+156%$64,440$115,420200
2Mississippi$91,850+117%$37,150$108,080110
3Alaska$57,200+35%$24,770$73,42030
4Vermont$48,930+16%$42,710$55,84080
5New Hampshire$48,850+16%$39,080$61,210140
6North Dakota$48,760+15%$36,070$64,41080
7Minnesota$48,390+14%$38,000$61,7301,710
8Maine$48,230+14%$37,530$58,620180
9Illinois$47,880+13%$37,780$57,5001,540
10Connecticut$47,750+13%$36,250$61,550490
11Massachusetts$46,630+10%$35,100$60,880750
12New Jersey$46,600+10%$32,220$61,5001,640
13Oregon$46,240+9%$37,820$58,780240
14Colorado$45,780+8%$37,330$63,080370
15California$45,390+7%$35,900$59,2901,590
16Washington$45,300+7%$36,300$62,380460
17Maryland$45,170+7%$32,890$62,730560
18Rhode Island$45,050+7%$40,530$57,04040
19New York$44,210+5%$35,560$60,0401,150
20Ohio$43,680+3%$30,880$54,6601,700
21Wisconsin$43,400+3%$36,200$58,8003,560
22Pennsylvania$43,010+2%$35,750$55,7301,640
23Virginia$42,780+1%$30,220$62,210980
24South Dakota$41,350−2%$35,220$52,880110
25West Virginia$41,340−2%$37,750$62,450280
26Hawaii$41,050−3%$29,120$45,67080
27Arkansas$41,040−3%$31,230$57,980200
28South Carolina$40,820−3%$29,350$52,170340
29Michigan$40,460−4%$33,280$55,3101,320
30Idaho$40,200−5%$17,050$47,54030
31Nevada$40,200−5%$34,590$56,160350
32Delaware$40,080−5%$31,200$59,41040
33Arizona$39,740−6%$34,780$55,250240
34Kentucky$39,620−6%$23,720$59,830410
35North Carolina$39,580−6%$33,790$54,9101,070
36Utah$39,570−6%$34,790$52,010690
37Georgia$39,310−7%$29,380$55,690790
38Alabama$39,270−7%$26,490$46,790440
39Iowa$38,790−8%$31,030$58,080330
40Florida$38,730−8%$31,510$51,5701,320
41Indiana$38,730−8%$32,080$51,240970
42Missouri$38,570−9%$31,380$58,7001,010
43Oklahoma$37,770−11%$28,170$43,450140
44Kansas$37,470−11%$25,040$51,370660
45Texas$37,310−12%$30,060$52,4801,820
46Tennessee$36,960−13%$31,320$47,750730
47Nebraska$36,800−13%$30,220$47,130210
48Louisiana$36,230−14%$29,840$49,100180
49Montana$36,220−14%$31,860$50,73090
50New Mexico$29,380−31%$28,350$46,25080

BLS OEWS May 2025 state estimates. States without published data are not listed. “Not published”: BLS withheld the value or it is above the highest amount BLS publishes. Pay is not adjusted for living costs.

Print Binding and Finishing Workers salary questions

Which state pays print binding and finishing workers the most?

District of Columbia, with a median of $108,080 a year (+156% vs. the national median of $42,290). BLS May 2025.

Which state pays print binding and finishing workers the least?

New Mexico, with a median of $29,380 a year (−31% vs. national).

Where do most print binding and finishing workers work?

Wisconsin has the most jobs, about 3,560, with a median of $43,400.

Does a higher salary mean more money left over?

Not always. These are pay figures only. Living costs, taxes and housing differ a lot between states, and this page does not adjust for them.

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Sources. Pay and employment: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 (national and state files). Data Sources & Licenses