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Search Canadian wage estimates across all 516 NOC 2021 occupation groups, then choose a province, territory, or economic region. Job Bank's 2025 wage file was updated November 19, 2025 and checked October 12, 2026; some occupation and location combinations have no published estimate. Selected U.S. examples and anonymous survey results are shown separately. Read the official NOC classification. See the separate 2024-2033 national career outlook for projected employment change, openings, job seekers, and labour-market conditions. Use the career pathway explorer to connect wage locations, outlooks, official requirements, training routes, and reviewed ControlPoint roles.

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Canadian public wage file

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Browse all 516 five-digit National Occupational Classification unit groups. Job Bank publishes wage estimates for most occupations, but not every occupation in every region. Search by title or code, then choose the Canadian geography you want to inspect.

2025 wage file · checked October 12, 2026

NOC 2021 wage profiles

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Twelve detailed pages span six NOC broad categories and have Canada-wide and local source coverage. This selection is not ranked by search volume.

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Job Bank wages are estimates of wages paid, not the offered ranges in job ads. The source method and reference period can vary by occupation and geography; published estimates do not adjust for years of experience.

Low and high values correspond to the 10th and 90th percentiles in most cases. Job Bank says local estimates can be approximate when a region's data are unavailable or suppressed, and it does not publish an occupation-level respondent count in this file. See the method notes for details.

Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence - Canada. Statistics Canada NOC 2021 groups are a Canadian occupation taxonomy, not a universal global job-title list.

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Two official U.S. examples.

These selected BLS occupational examples are not a complete searchable U.S. catalogue. They stay separate from Canadian wage data, in USD, with their own annual and hourly figures.

Checked October 12, 2026

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics · United States

Information security analysts

SOC 15-1212

May 2025

Median · per year

USD 129,180

Lowest 10% earned less than USD 75,090; highest 10% earned more than USD 199,850.

Median · per hour

USD 62.11

The hourly figure is the separate value shown by BLS, not a conversion from the annual amount.

Reference period: May 2025 Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics

Source release: May 15, 2026; checked October 12, 2026

Values are USD and remain separate by pay period. BLS says its published material is public domain and asks users to cite the Bureau.

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U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics · United States

Compliance officers

SOC 13-1041

May 2025

Median · per year

USD 80,730

Lowest 10% earned less than USD 48,220; highest 10% earned more than USD 133,720.

Median · per hour

USD 38.81

The hourly figure is the separate value shown by BLS, not a conversion from the annual amount.

Reference period: May 2025 Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics

Source release: May 15, 2026; checked October 12, 2026

Values are USD and remain separate by pay period. BLS says its published material is public domain and asks users to cite the Bureau.

BLS occupation source OEWS methodology Reuse and attribution

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