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apcowboy


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States and areas with the highest published employment, location quotients, and wages for this occupation are provided

when you get down to the maps, run your curser over each state for wages

Lot of info here, worth the time to check it out

http://www.bls.gov/oes/current/oes513021.htm



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Leon, very good info


The pay scales up in rural maine should be less than most places-less populous, less competition, less volume, no union in maine

but the ave hrly rates seem to be higher than on the scale

a head-cutter in a chain store makes about 18.00 hr

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you right there is a lot of info on that site. my state shows 12.59 but that was in 2010, most here start at 12.00 can work up to 18.00



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Really interesting. You can definitely tell where there are major packing areas.

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And here is perhaps another difference between a butcher ( works at a slaughterhouse) and a retail meatcutter-the retail meatcutter-the end-user and merchandisers, make a little more than the processing plant meatcutters
(thats the case in this area)

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