Note: There are two tables of wages on this page. The first is by county or region, the second by metropolitan area.

WAGES FOR COMBINED FOOD PREPARATION & SERVICE WORKERS
1995-97





Areas for which
Data are Available
  Year   Entry Level:
No Experience
Experienced:
New to Firm
Experienced:
3 Years with Firm
Typical Wages*
(Median)
Typical Wages*
(Median)
Typical Wages*
(Median)





Contra Costa  1997 $5.10- 9.50 ($6.60) $5.10-10.00 ($7.00) $6.50-14.40 ($9.70)
Fresno  1997 $5.00- 9.90 ($5.10) $5.00-10.30 ($6.00) $5.00-14.30 ($8.00)
Inyo,Mono  1996 $4.70- 6.50 ($4.70) $4.70- 7.50 ($5.00) $4.70-10.00 ($6.00)
Madera  1996 $4.20- 6.30 ($4.20) $4.20-12.30 ($4.20) $4.20-14.90 ($5.50)
Merced  1996 $4.20- 4.70 ($4.20) $4.20- 6.00 ($4.50) $4.20- 7.50 ($5.30)
Monterey  1997 $5.00- 7.70 ($5.00) $5.00-10.00 ($5.50) $5.50-14.00 ($7.00)
Riverside  1995 $4.20- 7.00 ($6.00) $4.40- 8.00 ($6.50) $5.00- 9.20 ($8.00)
San Joaquin  1995 $4.20- 5.20 ($4.20) $4.20- 6.50 ($4.50) $4.20- 8.00 ($5.10)
Sonoma  1997 $5.00- 8.00 ($5.50) $5.00- 8.00 ($6.00) $5.00-10.00 ($8.20)
Stanislaus
      Union  1997 $6.00- 7.00 ($6.50) $6.00- 7.00 ($7.00) $7.00-10.40 ($10.00)
      Non-Union  1997 $5.10- 6.50 ($5.10) $5.10- 7.00 ($5.30) $5.50- 9.00 ($6.50)





  * Median is the middle value - at least half the workers earn the same amount or more, half earn the same amount or less.

Source: California Cooperative Occupational Information System
Labor Market Information Division, Employment Development Department


WAGES FOR COMBINED FOOD PREPARATION & SERVICE WORKERS
1996





Metropolitan Areas (Counties)
for which Data are Available
  Average     Median *   Midrange **




Bakersfield (Kern) $5.60 $5.38 $5.07-5.70
Chico-Paradise (Butte) $5.64 $5.31 $5.03-5.59
Fresno (Fresno) $5.69 $5.40 $5.08-5.73
Los Angeles-Long Beach
(Los Angeles)
$5.75 $5.40 $5.07-5.72
Merced (Merced) $6.06 $5.51 $5.13-6.65
Modesto (Stanislaus) $5.67 $5.40 $5.07-5.72
Oakland (Alameda & Contra Costa) $6.27 $5.51 $5.13-6.80
Orange County $5.83 $5.39 $5.07-5.72
Redding (Shasta) $5.59 $5.31 $5.03-5.59
Riverside-San Bernardino
(Riverside & San Bernardino)
$5.89 $5.45 $5.10-6.13
Sacramento (El Dorado, Placer &
Sacramento)
$5.95 $5.49 $5.12-6.47
Salinas (Monterey) $6.39 $5.63 $5.19-7.78
San Diego (San Diego) $5.65 $5.35 $5.05-5.65
San Francisco
(Marin, San Francisco & San Mateo)
$6.80 $6.05 $5.29-8.01
San Jose (Santa Clara) $6.37 $5.61 $5.18-7.18
San Luis Obispo-Atascadero-Paso Robles
(San Luis Obispo)
$6.21 $5.66 $5.20-7.12
Santa Barbara-Santa Maria-Lompoc
(Santa Barbara)
$6.37 $5.64 $5.19-7.37
Santa Cruz-Watsonville (Santa Cruz) $5.27 $5.32 $5.04-5.61
Santa Rosa (Sonoma) $6.04 $5.48 $5.12-6.73
Stockton-Lodi (San Joaquin) $5.78 $5.43 $5.09-5.89
Vallejo-Fairfield-Napa (Napa & Solano) $6.36 $5.48 $5.11-6.64
Ventura County $5.78 $5.41 $5.08-5.74
Visalia-Tulare-Porterville (Tulare) $5.35 $5.33 $5.04-5.62
Yolo County $5.27 $5.32 $5.04-5.61
Yuba City (Sutter & Yuba) $5.66 $5.47 $5.11-6.28




  * Median is the middle value - at least half the workers earn the same amount or more, half earn the same amount or less.
** Midrange is what the middle 50 percent make - 25 percent earn the top end or more, and 25 percent earn the bottom end or less.

Source: Occupational Employment Statistics Labor Market Information Division, Employment Development Department


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