The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) reports that maids and household cleaners received median hourly earnings of $11.43 (or $23,770 annually) in May 2018. Earnings ranged from less than $8.72 or hour (or $18,140 annually) to $17.40 or more (or $36,190 annually). Maids and household cleaners received the highest mean annual salaries in the following states and territories: District of Columbia ($40,340), Hawaii ($38,100), New York ($35,730), Massachusetts ($32,200), and Nevada ($30,900).
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- Cruise Ship Workers
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- Fast Food Workers
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