Stenotype Reporter Salaries, Locations, and Schools

Employment Overview

About 19,000 stenotype reporter can be found working in the US. A low unemployment level has been the case recently. Employees without jobs were about 3%.

Flexibility

Self-employed stenotype reporter represent an estimated 8% of the total. Workers working part-time accounted for 14% of those employed in 2006.

Education

You'll generally want a postsecondary vocational award for this career path. Of current stenotype reporter, 38% graduated from college with degrees. Some 39% of workers attened college but did not go on to get a bachelor's degree. A high school education was sufficient for 23% of employees.

Local Outlook

Finding stenotype reporter is easiest in Baltimore (Maryland), Fort Lauderdale (Florida), and Corpus Christi (Texas), and by comparison more challenging in Phoenix (Arizona), Milwaukee (Wisconsin), and Newark (New Jersey). The pay is best in Newark (New Jersey), Oakland (California), and Salinas (California) and worst in Corpus Christi (Texas), Louisville (Kentucky), and Palm Bay (Florida).

Detailed local employment conditions for Stenotype Reporter in metro areas across the US are shown in the table below.

Local Jobs Info for Stenotype Reporter

Employment info for Stenotype Reporter, by metropolitan area (for 2006). A Market Strength rating of 1.0 means the city (and surroundings) has an average number of workers in the occupation for to its population. A higher number indicates relatively more workers for the occupation in that location.

State	City and Surroundings	Market Strength	Workers	Median Wage
Alabama	Montgomery	6.1	80	$46,000
Arizona	Phoenix	0.7	110	$56,000
Arizona	Tucson	3.96	120	$46,000
California	Oakland	1.55	130	$72,000
California	Salinas	2.54	30	$73,000
California	Santa Ana	1.26	160
Colorado	Denver	3.24	330	$61,000
Delaware	Wilmington	1.9	50	$46,000
District of Columbia	Washington	3.09	590	$43,000
Florida	Fort Lauderdale	7.84	480	$45,000
Florida	Palm Bay	1.92	30	$33,000
Florida	West Palm Beach	6.31	290	$38,000
Georgia	Atlanta	1.72	340	$44,000
Indiana	Evansville	2.94	40
Indiana	Fort Wayne	3.54	60	$46,000
Indiana	Gary	4.04	90	$34,000
Indiana	Indianapolis	2.07	150	$35,000
Kentucky	Louisville	0.81	40	$36,000
Louisiana	Baton Rouge	3.13	90	$38,000
Maryland	Baltimore	18	1,900	$37,000
Maryland	Hagerstown	6.61	50	$37,000
Michigan	Detroit	1.49	90	$53,000
Michigan	Grand Rapids	0.97	30	$45,000
Michigan	Lansing	2.54	40	$49,000
Michigan	Warren	0.73	70	$51,000
Minnesota	Minneapolis	1.35	200	$57,000
Missouri	Kansas City	1.56	130	$52,000
Missouri	St Louis	1.35	150	$56,000
New Jersey	Edison	0.72	60	$51,000
New Jersey	Newark	0.36	30	$75,000
New York	Buffalo	2.31	100	$56,000
New York	Nassau	1.57	160	$66,000
New York	New York	2.65	1,100	$64,000
New York	Rochester	1.23	50	$65,000
Ohio	Cleveland	2.17	190	$40,000
Ohio	Columbus	2.39	180	$50,000
Ohio	Toledo	1.54	40	$45,000
Ohio	Youngstown	2.64	50	$41,000
Oklahoma	Oklahoma City	5.02	230	$50,000
Oklahoma	Tulsa	1.17	40	$45,000
Pennsylvania	Pittsburgh	1.07	100	$41,000
Texas	Beaumont	6.59	80	$50,000
Texas	Corpus Christi	7.46	100	$37,000
Texas	Dallas	1.65	280	$55,000
Texas	El Paso	5.88	120	$59,000
Texas	Fort Worth	2.21	150
Texas	San Antonio	3.01	200	$53,000
Wisconsin	Milwaukee	0.43	30	$38,000