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Production, Planning, and Expediting Clerks Salary by State

The national median pay for production, planning, and expediting clerks is $59,650 a year. By state, it ranges from $49,640 in New Mexico to $77,190 in Washington.

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

U.S. pay range

Lowest 10%
$40,080
25th percentile
$47,820
Median
$59,650
75th percentile
$75,000
Top 10%
$86,000

Annual pay, all U.S. workers in this job. About 390,160 jobs.

Median pay in 50 states and DC

Production, Planning, and Expediting Clerks pay by state, highest median first
#StateMedianvs. U.S.Lowest 10%Top 10%Jobs
1Washington$77,190+29%$50,610$81,850Not published
2District of Columbia$72,660+22%$47,980$96,730430
3Wyoming$69,710+17%$43,800$104,720110
4Rhode Island$65,310+9%$41,890$97,680960
5Colorado$63,980+7%$46,720$91,5307,800
6Hawaii$63,780+7%$43,100$112,6101,040
7Connecticut$63,240+6%$46,630$100,8404,090
8California$63,000+6%$44,070$95,40056,080
9New Jersey$62,710+5%$42,440$87,6609,410
10Delaware$62,700+5%$44,230$92,440450
11Alaska$62,590+5%$38,580$81,290380
12Virginia$61,780+4%$40,630$90,8908,490
13Michigan$61,670+3%$43,770$89,7307,560
14Utah$61,650+3%$41,770$89,7704,550
15New Hampshire$61,590+3%$36,400$99,8801,600
16Minnesota$61,490+3%$46,630$85,0507,330
17New York$60,920+2%$42,580$89,99035,160
18Oregon$60,790+2%$46,020$80,7002,790
19Vermont$60,560+2%$44,710$82,510430
20Iowa$60,320+1%$45,370$80,5503,540
21Massachusetts$60,280+1%$41,320$81,3805,650
22Maine$60,200+1%$35,200$92,1001,240
23Louisiana$60,120+1%$38,680$98,1801,970
24Idaho$59,950+1%$40,760$105,0701,070
25Pennsylvania$59,240−1%$38,920$84,1808,790
26Indiana$58,980−1%$40,700$80,7409,100
27Maryland$58,590−2%$41,600$88,4804,670
28Arizona$58,580−2%$41,330$83,4409,780
29Wisconsin$58,540−2%$42,180$79,4509,140
30North Dakota$58,330−2%$48,030$101,070450
31Illinois$57,880−3%$39,880$87,96011,900
32Ohio$57,830−3%$40,300$81,67017,700
33South Carolina$57,640−3%$39,810$87,8507,020
34Alabama$57,240−4%$39,640$82,9202,680
35Kansas$57,080−4%$38,110$89,4404,320
36Georgia$56,850−5%$40,830$81,41016,370
37Oklahoma$56,300−6%$36,540$85,5905,820
38West Virginia$56,290−6%$39,790$87,500750
39Texas$55,850−6%$35,470$86,20033,080
40Nevada$55,790−6%$39,720$91,0202,190
41Nebraska$55,710−7%$39,630$78,2201,690
42Kentucky$55,690−7%$38,620$78,8806,480
43Missouri$54,170−9%$38,040$83,7306,310
44Tennessee$53,020−11%$38,300$80,32012,740
45North Carolina$52,640−12%$37,860$77,41013,000
46Florida$51,940−13%$36,810$79,02020,850
47Mississippi$51,080−14%$37,330$82,2602,030
48Montana$50,800−15%$35,870$72,480830
49South Dakota$50,530−15%$40,700$66,450690
50Arkansas$50,350−16%$38,130$85,6002,390
51New Mexico$49,640−17%$36,850$97,3501,040

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.

Production, Planning, and Expediting Clerks salary questions

Which state pays production, planning, and expediting clerks the most?

Washington, with a median of $77,190 a year (+29% vs. the national median of $59,650). BLS May 2025.

Which state pays production, planning, and expediting clerks the least?

New Mexico, with a median of $49,640 a year (−17% vs. national).

Where do most production, planning, and expediting clerks work?

California has the most jobs, about 56,080, with a median of $63,000.

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