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Everything we can verify about jobs, pay and living in Wisconsin, from official statistics, with source and date on every table.

In short: Wisconsin: median household income $77,488, unemployment 3.2%, minimum wage $7.25, state income tax: graduated, top rate 7.65%.
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By AtiveSite · Published 07/11/2026 · Updated 07/11/2026 · Every figure is linked to its source below.

5,960,975residents (ACS 2024)
$77,488median household income
3.2%unemployment (2026M09)
3.7%job openings rate
$490 bnGDP, annual rate
94price level (US = 100)

Overview

STATE (Wisconsin) Official statistics Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year (via Census Reporter) · BLS Local Area Unemployment Statistics · BLS JOLTS (state job openings) · BEA GDP by state · BEA Regional Price Parities · Data: ACS 2020–2024; BLS 2026M09; BEA 2026:Q2

Wisconsin is in the Midwest region (East North Central division), with 5,960,975 residents, a median age of 40.7 and a median household income of $77,488. The unemployment rate was 3.2% in 2026M09, and the state's price level is 94.1 against 100 for the US as a whole.

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Indicator ⇅Value ⇅Rank among 50 states + DC ⇅Direction ⇅
Median household income$77,48829 of 51higher is better
Unemployment rate3.2%10 of 51lower is better
Job openings rate3.7%35 of 51higher is better
Price level (RPP)94.120 of 51lower is better
Bachelor's degree or higher34.6%30 of 51higher is better
Foreign-born share5.5%39 of 51higher is better

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Neighbouring states in the East North Central division: Illinois · Indiana · Michigan · Ohio.

Economy

STATE (Wisconsin) Official statistics Source: BEA GDP by state · BLS State and Metro Area Employment (CES) · BLS Local Area Unemployment Statistics · Data: BEA 2026:Q2 annual rate; BLS 2026M09

Output by industry (GDP, current dollars)

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Industry ⇅GDP ($ million, annual rate) ⇅Share of state GDP ⇅
Manufacturing79,21116.2%
Real estate and rental and leasing58,21911.9%
Government and government enterprises48,4139.9%
Finance and insurance47,6549.7%
Health care and social assistance43,9279.0%
Wholesale trade30,1946.2%
Retail trade28,8655.9%
Professional, scientific, and technical services24,7105.0%
Construction20,7564.2%
Information18,8023.8%
Accommodation and food services14,3502.9%
Transportation and warehousing13,9812.9%
Administrative and support and waste management and remediation services11,6072.4%
Management of companies and enterprises11,4782.3%
Other services (except government and government enterprises)10,4672.1%
Utilities6,6421.4%
Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting5,8361.2%
Educational services5,0991.0%
Arts, entertainment, and recreation4,1820.9%
Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction7450.2%

Payroll jobs by sector

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Sector ⇅Jobs (payroll) ⇅Change in 12 months ⇅Month ⇅
Mining and logging4,200+2.4%2026M09
Construction160,100+5.0%2026M09
Manufacturing458,100+0.2%2026M09
Trade, transportation and utilities531,000-2.1%2026M09
Information45,200-2.2%2026M09
Financial activities158,300-0.1%2026M09
Professional and business services338,000+2.0%2026M09
Education and health services505,700+1.9%2026M09
Leisure and hospitality301,400+2.5%2026M09
Other services144,100-0.1%2026M09
Government408,300-1.1%2026M09

Unemployment rate, last 12 months (seasonally adjusted)

2025M093.1%
2025M113.2%
2025M123.2%
2026M013.3%
2026M023.4%
2026M033.5%
2026M043.5%
2026M053.4%
2026M063.3%
2026M073.3%
2026M083.2%
2026M093.2%

BEA values are seasonally adjusted annual rates averaged over the latest four quarters. BLS payroll counts are not seasonally adjusted. The state total of jobs is 3,054,400 (latest month).

Industries

STATE (Wisconsin) Official statistics Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2025 · U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year (via Census Reporter) · Data: OEWS May 2025; ACS 2020–2024

Which kinds of work are concentrated here? (location quotient above 1 = more than the national share)

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Occupation field ⇅Jobs ⇅Per 1,000 jobs ⇅Location quotient ⇅Median pay ⇅Entry (10th pct.) ⇅Top (90th pct.) ⇅Median vs US ⇅
Office and Administrative Support329,860112.10.98$47,560$34,230$70,210+0%
Food Preparation and Serving Related248,10084.30.96$30,160$20,970$46,410-14%
Transportation and Material Moving274,86093.41.06$45,340$29,820$64,060+2%
Sales and Related256,83087.31.01$38,370$28,040$95,130-0%
Management170,12057.80.81$123,350$64,320$217,980-3%
Business and Financial Operations183,43062.40.92$78,090$48,950$128,920-6%
Healthcare Practitioners and Technical189,80064.51.02$85,940$47,730$169,190-1%
Educational Instruction and Library163,18055.50.95$58,370$34,570$93,170-4%
Production294,570100.11.82$48,490$36,620$71,950+3%
Healthcare Support148,27050.40.99$38,450$29,300$51,250+0%
Construction and Extraction117,22039.80.96$63,660$43,750$101,000+7%
Installation, Maintenance, and Repair113,17038.50.98$60,660$38,370$92,300+2%
Computer and Mathematical81,57027.70.82$96,100$54,510$155,060-12%
Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance87,38029.71.02$37,700$29,830$55,210+0%
Protective Service54,43018.50.76$60,110$31,200$92,710+20%
Personal Care and Service55,01018.70.89$36,010$23,980$59,130-1%
Community and Social Service42,17014.30.84$59,970$39,720$84,540+3%
Architecture and Engineering50,93017.31.03$84,170$59,220$129,050-15%
Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports, and Media33,75011.50.87$57,110$32,170$98,160-9%
Life, Physical, and Social Science26,2208.90.94$75,520$47,030$121,700-8%
Legal15,6705.30.63$88,760$47,560$239,610-13%
Farming, Fishing, and Forestry4,9901.70.61$42,170$28,190$61,000+15%

Share of employed residents by industry (ACS)

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Industry ⇅Share of employed residents ⇅
Education and health care23.6%
Manufacturing17.4%
Retail trade11.3%
Professional, scientific, management, administrative10.0%
Arts, entertainment, accommodation, food7.7%
Construction6.4%
Finance, insurance, real estate6.0%
Transportation, warehousing, utilities4.6%
Other services4.3%
Public administration3.8%
Wholesale trade2.0%
Agriculture, forestry, fishing, mining1.9%
Information1.1%

Occupations

STATE (Wisconsin) Official statistic Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2025 · Data: May 2025

The 25 occupations with the most jobs

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Occupation ⇅Jobs ⇅Location quotient ⇅Median pay (year) ⇅Entry (10th pct.) ⇅Top (90th pct.) ⇅Median vs US ⇅
Home Health and Personal Care Aides82,4301.01$36,340$28,030$42,820+2%
Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand70,5201.26$44,610$33,260$57,360+11%
Registered Nurses68,0601.06$95,530$77,470$119,860-2%
Fast Food and Counter Workers67,7500.93$28,600$22,240$36,090-8%
Retail Salespersons67,6400.92$34,480$27,300$47,870-3%
Cashiers65,3801.12$30,880$23,400$37,570-6%
Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers53,3301.37$58,610$44,920$76,380-0%
Office Clerks, General51,4401.10$44,980$27,130$61,760-0%
Customer Service Representatives50,8401.04$46,970$34,260$63,650+5%
Stockers and Order Fillers47,5800.89$35,000$29,280$48,400-6%
Miscellaneous Assemblers and Fabricators46,3601.74$45,670$36,500$59,860+2%
Janitors and Cleaners, Except Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners45,6401.09$37,000$29,600$47,580+0%
Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Except Technical and Scientific Products37,7001.61$65,930$39,060$130,510-9%
General and Operations Managers36,9100.56$118,730$59,540$247,560+12%
Waiters and Waitresses36,2200.84$29,670$16,830$61,770-16%
Maintenance and Repair Workers, General30,8801.07$55,810$35,870$75,910+13%
Bartenders29,5202.06$23,460$17,200$39,040-32%
Nursing Assistants28,3701.04$45,130$37,900$50,650+7%
Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, Except Legal, Medical, and Executive28,1000.87$47,710$36,680$61,940+0%
Teaching Assistants, Except Postsecondary26,5200.99$37,800$29,060$46,270+3%
Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditing Clerks25,9601.00$50,340$36,350$65,460-1%
Receptionists and Information Clerks25,5801.49$41,150$29,530$50,030+8%
First-Line Supervisors of Production and Operating Workers25,5002.00$74,840$50,690$101,750+1%
Cooks, Restaurant25,4100.95$36,550$28,010$46,270-2%
Accountants and Auditors25,1000.92$79,400$58,340$127,800-5%

The 25 highest-paying occupations (at least 1,000 jobs)

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Occupation ⇅Jobs ⇅Location quotient ⇅Median pay (year) ⇅Entry (10th pct.) ⇅Top (90th pct.) ⇅Median vs US ⇅
Physicians, All Other6,3500.98$391,740$201,050$478,990+47%
General Internal Medicine Physicians1,4501.14$367,160$74,160$451,640+43%
Family Medicine Physicians1,4700.72$290,640$199,250$371,670+19%
Emergency Medicine Physicians1,2602.03≥ $239,200≥ $239,200≥ $239,200n/a
Dentists, General2,5601.09$193,690$121,780$306,370+13%
Computer and Information Systems Managers8,8800.70$160,140$99,260$230,980-9%
Pharmacists5,7300.94$148,740$112,020$178,090+6%
Architectural and Engineering Managers4,5501.09$142,060$103,720$207,680-17%
Financial Managers15,5300.98$139,720$83,100$236,620-16%
Sales Managers10,4800.87$134,870$76,330$222,110-9%
Physician Assistants3,5801.17$133,950$102,420$169,150-1%
Marketing Managers4,8900.65$133,600$83,990$211,990-20%
Human Resources Managers3,7300.89$133,490$91,520$215,620-11%
Nurse Practitioners5,1600.84$131,980$106,320$166,260-0%
Computer Network Architects2,1700.64$131,720$87,280$172,690-2%
Commercial Pilots1,0901.21$129,860$66,390$269,990+5%
Natural Sciences Managers1,0700.52$128,890$89,580$213,290-23%
Medical and Health Services Managers7,2300.64$128,320$90,440$274,310+4%
Lawyers9,1600.64$126,760$76,010$362,040-21%
Purchasing Managers1,6101.01$124,990$81,510$201,990-16%
Education Administrators, Postsecondary1,1900.35$124,960$78,890$198,850+19%
Software Developers21,7300.68$122,660$77,710$168,630-10%
Personal Financial Advisors5,2001.03$119,430$51,760$401,510+14%
General and Operations Managers36,9100.56$118,730$59,540$247,560+12%
Sales Engineers1,3001.33$117,970$79,240$167,980-6%

The 25 most concentrated occupations (at least 1,000 jobs)

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Occupation ⇅Jobs ⇅Location quotient ⇅Median pay (year) ⇅Entry (10th pct.) ⇅Top (90th pct.) ⇅Median vs US ⇅
Print Binding and Finishing Workers3,5605.67$43,400$36,200$58,800+3%
Food Batchmakers18,0405.46$48,360$36,990$58,880+14%
Foundry Mold and Coremakers1,2705.27$44,130$32,480$62,490-8%
Paper Goods Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders8,5104.68$58,050$45,740$70,240+15%
Psychologists, All Other1,0803.02$81,860$55,160$154,260-26%
Molding, Coremaking, and Casting Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic8,5903.02$44,230$34,630$59,530-0%
New Accounts Clerks2,1003.01$48,050$43,710$59,320+1%
Computer Numerically Controlled Tool Programmers1,6102.99$67,460$56,220$79,470-1%
Printing Press Operators8,1202.97$47,330$36,980$65,260+3%
Grinding, Lapping, Polishing, and Buffing Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic3,5702.82$47,330$37,030$60,540+2%
Extruding and Drawing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic3,1902.77$50,230$34,200$71,950+5%
Material Moving Workers, All Other1,1802.66$35,580$29,160$45,760-15%
Computer Numerically Controlled Tool Operators8,3302.60$52,690$40,800$72,290+4%
Prepress Technicians and Workers1,1602.57$48,410$38,020$66,090-1%
Cutting, Punching, and Press Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic7,9602.46$49,270$38,290$62,580+6%
Sawing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Wood1,8802.44$44,440$33,220$55,930+4%
Machinists12,7002.34$59,110$40,600$76,280+1%
Tool and Die Makers2,4502.27$68,120$46,940$81,670+6%
Woodworking Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Except Sawing2,6102.25$44,450$35,430$55,170+2%
Packaging and Filling Machine Operators and Tenders16,1502.25$46,220$35,760$57,490+7%
Library Technicians2,8902.22$35,000$23,080$51,230-21%
First-Line Supervisors of Personal Service Workers4,7402.20$46,350$35,170$70,270-5%
Farm Equipment Mechanics and Service Technicians1,5602.18$58,870$38,660$74,800+4%
Mechanical Drafters1,6302.15$63,770$48,010$92,260-11%
Operations Research Analysts4,2702.08$71,820$50,380$102,090-19%

Occupations with a page of their own link to it. Pay above $239,200 a year is shown as "≥ $239,200" (BLS top-code). "n/a" means BLS suppressed the figure.

Jobs

LIVE (federal) Live feed Source: USAJOBS (federal jobs only) · Data: 07/11/2026

There are 285 federal job postings open now in Wisconsin (USAJOBS). This is the federal government only: most US jobs are in the private sector and are advertised on employers' own sites, so use the pay and demand tables on this page for the whole labour market.

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Agencies hiring most

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Agency ⇅Open postings ⇅
Veterans Health Administration104
Federal Aviation Administration39
Bureau of Prisons/Federal Prison System21
United States Army Installation Management Command13
Army National Guard Units12
U.S. Army Reserve Command11
Internal Revenue Service10
Transportation Security Administration7
Forest Service6
Immigration and Customs Enforcement5
Defense Commissary Agency4
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers4
Air National Guard Units4
National Labor Relations Board3
Drug Enforcement Administration2

Occupational series with most postings

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Series ⇅Open postings ⇅
Nurse27
Medical Officer17
Aviation Safety15
Miscellaneous Administration And Program14
Medical Support Assistance12
Compliance Inspection And Support8
Practical Nurse8
Correctional Officer7
Criminal Investigation6
Information Technology Management6
General Inspection, Investigation, Enforcement, And Compliance Series6
Nursing Assistant6
General Business And Industry5
Heavy Mobile Equipment Mechanic4
Police4

Median starting salary in postings that list a yearly range: $74,678 (245 postings).

Cities

CITY Official statistic Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year (via Census Reporter) · Data: ACS 2020–2024

2 of the 250 largest US cities are in Wisconsin.

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City ⇅Population ⇅Median household income ⇅Median rent ⇅Unemployment (ACS) ⇅Bachelor's+ ⇅
Milwaukee563,512$56,792$1,0816.3%30.7%
Madison278,001$78,050$1,4132.6%59.9%
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Pay

STATE (Wisconsin) Official statistic Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2025 · Data: May 2025

The median wage in Wisconsin is $50,270 a year ($24.17 an hour) against $50,980 nationally (-1%). The 10th percentile earns $29,980 and the 90th $104,990.

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Occupation field ⇅Jobs ⇅Per 1,000 jobs ⇅Location quotient ⇅Median pay ⇅Entry (10th pct.) ⇅Top (90th pct.) ⇅Median vs US ⇅
Office and Administrative Support329,860112.10.98$47,560$34,230$70,210+0%
Food Preparation and Serving Related248,10084.30.96$30,160$20,970$46,410-14%
Transportation and Material Moving274,86093.41.06$45,340$29,820$64,060+2%
Sales and Related256,83087.31.01$38,370$28,040$95,130-0%
Management170,12057.80.81$123,350$64,320$217,980-3%
Business and Financial Operations183,43062.40.92$78,090$48,950$128,920-6%
Healthcare Practitioners and Technical189,80064.51.02$85,940$47,730$169,190-1%
Educational Instruction and Library163,18055.50.95$58,370$34,570$93,170-4%
Production294,570100.11.82$48,490$36,620$71,950+3%
Healthcare Support148,27050.40.99$38,450$29,300$51,250+0%
Construction and Extraction117,22039.80.96$63,660$43,750$101,000+7%
Installation, Maintenance, and Repair113,17038.50.98$60,660$38,370$92,300+2%
Computer and Mathematical81,57027.70.82$96,100$54,510$155,060-12%
Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance87,38029.71.02$37,700$29,830$55,210+0%
Protective Service54,43018.50.76$60,110$31,200$92,710+20%
Personal Care and Service55,01018.70.89$36,010$23,980$59,130-1%
Community and Social Service42,17014.30.84$59,970$39,720$84,540+3%
Architecture and Engineering50,93017.31.03$84,170$59,220$129,050-15%
Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports, and Media33,75011.50.87$57,110$32,170$98,160-9%
Life, Physical, and Social Science26,2208.90.94$75,520$47,030$121,700-8%
Legal15,6705.30.63$88,760$47,560$239,610-13%
Farming, Fishing, and Forestry4,9901.70.61$42,170$28,190$61,000+15%

What is left after tax? (estimate)

Estimate for a wage earner: 2026 federal brackets and standard deduction (IRS), Social Security 6.2% up to $184,500, Medicare 1.45% (+0.9% above $200,000 single / $250,000 married), and a state rate you set; graduated states show 0 until you enter your own estimate. It ignores credits, pre-tax deductions, local taxes and benefits. Sources: IRS: tax year 2026 inflation adjustments · SSA wage base per Federal Register notice 2025-19763.

Law and taxes

STATE (Wisconsin) Official / compilation Source: U.S. Department of Labor, state minimum wage laws · Tax Foundation: 2026 state individual income tax rates (non-government compilation) · Data: DOL page updated 05/11/2026; Tax Foundation rates as of 01/01/2026

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Rule ⇅In Wisconsin ⇅
Minimum wage (per hour)$7.25 (federal minimum is $7.25; the higher applies for most workers)
State income tax on wagesGraduated, top rate 7.65%
Right-to-work stateYes
State paid family and medical leave programNo program listed in our source
EmploymentAt-will in most states (either side can end the job with notice, with legal exceptions)

Nationwide rules (overtime after 40 hours, family leave, discrimination, visas) are on the country guide. Many cities and counties set higher minimum wages or paid sick leave; check the local government. Confirm all figures with the official sources before acting.

Cost of living

STATE (Wisconsin) Official statistic Source: BEA Regional Price Parities · U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year (via Census Reporter) · Data: RPP 2024; ACS 2020–2024

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Indicator ⇅Value ⇅
Price level, all items (US = 100)94.1
Median gross rent per month$1,142
Median home value$294,700
Homeowners (share of households)68.0%
Poverty rate10.3%
Drive alone to work75.2%
Public transit to work1.4%
Work from home11.8%
Commute of 45 minutes or more10.6%

Regional price parities measure how much it costs to buy the same basket of goods and services: 100 is the national average.

Foreigners

STATE (Wisconsin) Official statistic Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year (via Census Reporter) · Data: ACS 2020–2024

5.5% of residents of Wisconsin were born abroad (327,258 people).

Asia65,171 (43.0%)
Latin America40,773 (26.9%)
Europe29,903 (19.7%)
Africa11,825 (7.8%)
Northern America3,575 (2.4%)
Oceania276 (0.2%)

Largest countries of birth among foreign-born residents

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Country of birth ⇅Residents ⇅
Mexico90,480
India22,683
China, excluding Hong Kong and Taiwan14,481
Laos12,301
Thailand9,777
Philippines9,322
Germany7,989
Canada7,146
Korea5,516
Nicaragua5,253
Colombia5,211
Poland4,060
Vietnam3,915
Burma (Myanmar)3,768
Russia3,715

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FAQ

What is the minimum wage in Wisconsin?

$7.25 (the federal minimum is $7.25; the higher rate applies for most workers). Source: US Department of Labor.

Does Wisconsin have a state income tax?

Graduated, top rate 7.65% (Tax Foundation, rates as of 01/01/2026).

What is the unemployment rate in Wisconsin?

3.2% in 2026M09 (BLS, seasonally adjusted).

What is the median household income in Wisconsin?

$77,488 (Census Bureau ACS 2020–2024, 2024 dollars).

How many federal jobs are open in Wisconsin?

285 postings on USAJOBS today. Private-sector jobs are not included.

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