Stocker and Order Filler Salary by State (2026)

Name: Stocker and Order Filler annual wages by US state, May 2025
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Stockers and Order Fillers earn the most in Washington at $44,620 a year and the least in Guam at $22,910 (BLS OEWS, May 2025). The national median is $37,330. All 54 states and territories with reported data are ranked below, with a cost-of-living adjusted column.

Highest median: $44,620
National median: $37,330
Lowest median: $22,910
States reporting: 54

Top 5 states for Stockers and Order Fillers

1. Washington$44,620 median · $41,696 adjusted · 57,370 employed
2. Oregon$43,480 median · $42,066 adjusted · 42,690 employed
3. California$42,870 median · $38,719 adjusted · 310,870 employed
4. Colorado$42,350 median · $41,096 adjusted · 55,520 employed
5. Connecticut$40,590 median · $39,176 adjusted · 35,490 employed

Lowest-paying states for Stockers and Order Fillers

54. Guam$22,910 median · no price parity · 1,200 employed
53. Puerto Rico$25,030 median · no price parity · 19,230 employed
52. U.S. Virgin Islands$28,130 median · no price parity · 410 employed
51. Mississippi$34,270 median · $39,412 adjusted · 23,420 employed
50. Alabama$34,290 median · $38,605 adjusted · 46,580 employed

Stocker and Order Filler salary in every state

Sort by any column. Employment is the number of stockers and order fillers OEWS estimates in that state; blank cells are estimates BLS suppressed because the sample was too small.

Annual wages by state, sortable by median, quartiles, employment and cost-of-living adjusted median
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1	Washington	$44,620	$38,980	$48,290	57,370	$41,696
2	Oregon	$43,480	$37,500	$46,640	42,690	$42,066
3	California	$42,870	$37,630	$45,820	310,870	$38,719
4	Colorado	$42,350	$38,590	$46,620	55,520	$41,096
5	Connecticut	$40,590	$36,410	$43,840	35,490	$39,176
6	Alaska	$40,310	$37,060	$47,660	6,770	$39,381
7	District of Columbia	$39,640	$38,910	$46,000	3,150	$36,069
8	Wyoming	$39,580	$37,570	$47,120	4,800	$42,701
9	Hawaii	$39,300	$36,860	$45,260	8,830	$35,743
10	Montana	$39,050	$36,250	$45,380	8,900	$41,259
11	New York	$39,030	$35,760	$46,080	146,140	$36,165
12	Maryland	$37,690	$35,510	$44,920	34,980	$35,909
13	Utah	$37,690	$34,430	$42,070	26,730	$38,123
14	Illinois	$37,680	$35,400	$44,530	109,240	$37,696
15	South Dakota	$37,650	$31,830	$39,540	11,460	$42,501
16	Massachusetts	$37,540	$35,750	$44,330	49,760	$35,496
17	Arizona	$37,500	$35,090	$45,640	57,510	$37,248
18	Delaware	$37,420	$34,340	$45,210	7,080	$37,492
19	Nevada	$37,380	$35,410	$44,850	31,270	$37,388
20	Idaho	$37,310	$33,760	$40,710	12,450	$39,071
21	New Jersey	$37,250	$34,880	$44,720	64,070	$34,236
22	Maine	$37,220	$35,210	$44,410	11,950	$38,351
23	Ohio	$37,130	$32,130	$44,000	129,760	$40,022
24	Vermont	$37,130	$35,580	$44,870	5,360	$37,904
25	Minnesota	$37,120	$35,150	$44,380	40,270	$37,639
26	Texas	$36,840	$33,220	$45,080	322,710	$37,957
27	Kentucky	$36,810	$31,480	$43,610	47,730	$40,828
28	North Dakota	$36,790	$35,470	$43,890	5,240	$41,356
29	New Hampshire	$36,780	$34,870	$43,230	14,400	$35,309
30	Missouri	$36,710	$31,570	$44,600	67,390	$40,422
31	Iowa	$36,640	$31,780	$44,060	26,770	$41,749
32	Pennsylvania	$36,640	$31,530	$44,680	119,840	$37,552
33	Rhode Island	$36,470	$34,720	$43,580	6,660	$35,657
34	Florida	$36,400	$31,830	$43,730	171,380	$35,198
35	Virginia	$36,380	$31,500	$42,360	69,660	$35,983
36	Indiana	$36,250	$31,630	$39,430	66,420	$38,841
37	Tennessee	$36,140	$31,530	$40,290	60,130	$39,338
38	South Carolina	$36,020	$31,340	$38,640	41,800	$38,422
39	North Carolina	$35,950	$31,010	$39,780	87,510	$38,113
40	Michigan	$35,930	$31,750	$42,250	82,730	$37,343
41	Nebraska	$35,920	$31,490	$39,780	17,980	$39,865
42	New Mexico	$35,830	$32,740	$40,890	16,540	$38,856
43	Georgia	$35,620	$31,360	$42,470	86,660	$36,991
44	Kansas	$35,450	$30,550	$38,390	26,750	$39,359
45	Wisconsin	$35,000	$31,120	$41,350	47,580	$37,196
46	Oklahoma	$34,790	$30,130	$36,540	32,910	$39,605
47	Arkansas	$34,700	$30,020	$37,980	28,350	$39,914
48	West Virginia	$34,510	$30,020	$36,990	12,520	$38,560
49	Louisiana	$34,490	$30,100	$37,210	31,710	$39,101
50	Alabama	$34,290	$30,050	$38,480	46,580	$38,605
51	Mississippi	$34,270	$30,140	$37,810	23,420	$39,412
52	U.S. Virgin Islands	$28,130	$25,090	$29,490	410	N/A
53	Puerto Rico	$25,030	$21,920	$28,560	19,230	N/A
54	Guam	$22,910	$21,560	$27,100	1,200	N/A

How the cost-of-living adjustment works

The adjusted column divides each state median by that state's BEA Regional Price Parity (RPP) and multiplies by 100. RPPs measure how much a fixed basket of goods, services and rents costs in one state relative to the national average, so the result restates local pay in national-average dollars.

For Stockers and Order Fillers, that changes the ranking: Washington leads on raw pay at $44,620, while Wyoming leads once prices are taken into account at $42,701.

Source: BEA Regional Price Parities by State, 2024 (public domain). The adjustment is NueCareer's calculation, not a BLS or BEA published statistic.

Stocker and Order Filler pay by state: FAQ

Which state pays Stockers and Order Fillers the most?

Washington reports the highest median wage for Stockers and Order Fillers at $44,620 a year (BLS OEWS, May 2025), followed by Oregon ($43,480) and California ($42,870).

Which state pays Stockers and Order Fillers the least?

Guam reports the lowest median for Stockers and Order Fillers at $22,910 a year, $21,710 below the highest-paying state (BLS OEWS, May 2025).

Where do Stockers and Order Fillers earn the most after cost of living?

Dividing each state median by that state's BEA Regional Price Parity puts Wyoming first at $42,701 in national-average dollars, from a raw median of $39,580. BEA Regional Price Parities, 2024.

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