Salaries by Job Title: How Much Money Does Everyone Earn in Hawai‘i?
Everyone wants to know how much money everyone else makes—even more now given the gloomy economy. Take a look and find out how your paycheck stacks up.
By Tiffany HIll with Jennifer Sudick and Mariah Schiaretti
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RETAILERS
$8 per hour
Salesperson, Raging Isle Surf & Cycle (no commission)
$12.57 to $13.70 per hour
Sales consultant, AT&T
Consultants can earn up to $1,200 more per month in commissions.
$9 to $15 per hour
Cashier, Foodland
$16 to $25 per hour
Top jewelry sales associates (including commissions), Maui Divers Jewelry
CONSTRUCTION
$39,480 to $60,744
Building construction inspector
$51,936 to $79,992
Chief building inspector
$38.95 per hour
Heat and frost insulator and allied workers
$31.15 per hour
Cement worker
$33.60 per hour
Roofer, shingle or tile worker
$36.10 per hour
Crane operator, waterfront dredging
$28.93 per hour
Concrete-mixing truck driver, Hawaiian Cement
$35.19 per hour
Hot liquid asphalt tanker driver, Grace Pacific Corp.
$55,930
Real estate broker, Honolulu average, according to the U.S. Bureau of Statistics.
TRANSPORTATION
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$25,518 to $38,277
Security screener, Honolulu International Airport
$7.25 to $9 per hour
Parking structure attendant, Honolulu International Airport
$72,000 per year (including commissions)
Car salesperson, starting, Tony Group
$100,000 per year (including commissions)
Top-grossing salesperson, Tony Group
$12 per hour
Car mechanic, Manoa Service Station, starting
$19 per hour
Car mechanic, Manoa Service Station, top scale
$31,500
Vehicle service attendant, starting, Enterprise Rent-a-Car
$9 per hour
Mover, M. Dyer & Sons
$75,000
UPS delivery truck driver
$21.31 per hour
Hawaii letter carrier, starting, U.S. Postal Service
Letter carriers also receive an additional 25 percent cost-of-living allowance.
$23.96 per hour
Driver, TheBus, after five years of service.
$26,950
Taxi driver, Honolulu average, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Drivers for TheCab are independent contractors, so they pay TheCab $500 to $600 for a monthly dispatch service and keep their earnings.
