The Real Deal: CT job industries see wage changes with manufacturing pay taking a hit
Industries with major wage changes in Connecticut include professional and business services, leisure and hospitality, and manufacturing.
•
Jan 6, 2023, 10:46 AM
•
Updated 646 days ago
Share:
More Stories
0:42
Real Deal: Restaurant reservations
23ds ago0:37
Real Deal: Electronics, clothes and accessories may cost you more this school year
57ds ago0:46
The Real Deal: Credit card debt increasing, but financial stress levels decreasing
64ds ago0:42
Real Deal: Natural gas, rent and medical care continue to increase in Connecticut
78ds ago1:32
Real Deal: Experts weigh in on how to plan financially for the rest of the year
92ds ago1:34
The Real Deal: How to beat inflation with a summer spending plan
93ds ago0:42
Real Deal: Restaurant reservations
23ds ago0:37
Real Deal: Electronics, clothes and accessories may cost you more this school year
57ds ago0:46
The Real Deal: Credit card debt increasing, but financial stress levels decreasing
64ds ago0:42
Real Deal: Natural gas, rent and medical care continue to increase in Connecticut
78ds ago1:32
Real Deal: Experts weigh in on how to plan financially for the rest of the year
92ds ago1:34
The Real Deal: How to beat inflation with a summer spending plan
93ds agoThe amount on average that people are getting paid for some industries in Connecticut is changing.
Caleb Silver with Investopedia says some industries in Connecticut are seeing a major wage change while others saw a drop.
Industries with major wage changes in Connecticut include professional and business services, leisure and hospitality, and manufacturing.
Professional and business services are paying on average 7.6% more per hour compared to earnings from November 2021 - 2022.
Leisure and hospitality are also up 7.2% in hourly wages compared to the same timeframe, Silver says.
Silver says though, manufacturing wages in Connecticut are down 2.8% when compared to hourly pay rates over the past year.
More from News 12
2:26
'Don't skip your mammogram.' Jenna Fischer shares her breast cancer journey
0:24
Police: New York man might have suffered medical episode before fatal Stamford crash
2:19
Mix of sun and clouds with spotty showers in Connecticut
2:05
Checking out the fall foliage Connecticut has to offer
2:00
Norwalk’s ‘Taco Guy’ cooks with love, shares the importance of his heritage
1:53
