Cashiers pay in Pennsylvania
The employment-weighted average of local median wages for Cashiers in Pennsylvania is $30,640, based on 133,760 workers. Among the 43 states with published data, that ranks number 24. The BLS national median for the occupation is $32,880, so Pennsylvania averages 6.8% below it.
Inside Pennsylvania, pay depends on the labor market. The highest local median is $33,050 in the Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington, PA-NJ-DE-MD area and the lowest is $29,470 in Pittsburgh, PA, a difference of $3,580 across 3 wage areas.
Cost of living for Cashiers in Pennsylvania
We compare 16 Pennsylvania counties after federal, Social Security, Medicare and state taxes and the four basics: a one-bedroom rental, food, home energy and gasoline. Armstrong County, PA leaves the largest yearly margin, $7,690. Carbon County, PA leaves the smallest, $96. The median wage covers all four basics in 16 of the 16 counties.
Cashiers in other states
The states with the highest average local median wages for Cashiers are Washington ($39,632), California ($37,431), Colorado ($36,748) and Connecticut ($35,555).
Frequently asked questions: Cashiers in Pennsylvania
How much do Cashiers earn in Pennsylvania?
The employment-weighted average of local median wages is $30,640, from $29,470 to $33,050 depending on the labor market.
Which Pennsylvania county is best for Cashiers?
Armstrong County, PA leaves the largest yearly margin after taxes and the four basics ($7,690). Lawrence County, PA follows at $7,354.