Ranked by median pay, with jobs and rent share; from BLS and Census data.
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By AtiveSite · Published 07/11/2026 · Updated 08/11/2026 · Every figure is linked to its source below.
5 metro areas in Utah publish pay for this occupation with at least 100 jobs, together 23,910 jobs. The three largest employers of stockers and order fillers are Salt Lake City-Murray (11,650 jobs), Provo-Orem-Lehi (4,660 jobs), Ogden (4,360 jobs), which hold 86.4% of those jobs. Median pay across these metros runs from $36,940 to $39,180 a year, against $37,690 for the whole state and $37,330 for the whole country.
BLS reports a national median of $37,330 a year for stockers and order fillers (the lowest-paid tenth earn under $30,110 and the highest-paid tenth over $49,260). Employment is projected to change by +8.9% between 2025 and 2035, with about 430,700 openings a year including replacements. The typical entry route is: No formal educational credential; on-the-job training: Short-term on-the-job training. Education requirements are BLS's typical ones, not legal rules; many states also license this work, so check the state board before applying.
Higher pay is not the whole story: look at the rent share column (yearly rent divided by median pay) and the price level (100 is the national average). A metro with a lower salary but cheaper housing can leave more money at the end of the month. The location quotient shows where the occupation is concentrated; employers cluster where it is above 1, which usually means more openings and more competition among employers for the same skills.
Stockers and order fillers in Utah: the highest median pay is in the Logan, UT-ID area ($39,180 a year); the most jobs are in the Salt Lake City-Murray, UT area (11,650). Statewide the median is $37,690 with 26,730 jobs. Metro areas with at least 100 jobs in this occupation are listed; click a column to sort.
| Metropolitan area ⇅ | Jobs ⇅ | Median pay ⇅ | Entry (10th pct.) ⇅ | Top (90th pct.) ⇅ | Location quotient ⇅ | Yearly rent as % of median pay ⇅ | Price level (US = 100) ⇅ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Logan, UT-ID | 1,290 | $39,180 | $29,120 | $45,350 | 1.06 | 37% | 95.9 |
| Ogden, UT | 4,360 | $38,140 | $31,250 | $49,930 | 0.88 | 47% | 100.3 |
| Salt Lake City-Murray, UT | 11,650 | $37,510 | $30,040 | $47,660 | 0.77 | 51% | 100.9 |
| Provo-Orem-Lehi, UT | 4,660 | $37,480 | $29,330 | $45,640 | 0.84 | 49% | 98.2 |
| St. George, UT | 1,950 | $36,940 | $30,880 | $48,670 | 1.18 | 51% | 97.3 |
National page: Stockers and order fillers →Cities of Utah
Rent uses the metro median gross rent (ACS) and appears only for metros that contain a city of this guide. "n/a" means BLS suppressed the figure or we have no rent for that metro.
In the Logan, UT-ID area, with a median of $39,180 a year (BLS OEWS, May 2025; metro areas with at least 100 jobs).
In the Salt Lake City-Murray, UT area, with 11,650 jobs.