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Is Oklahoma among the states with the lowest wages? - Oklahoma Watch

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Yes. According to 2023 data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Oklahoma ranked No. 46, with a median annual wage of $41,480.  The state with the highest median annual wage was Massachusetts. The states ranked lower than Oklahoma were Alabama, Louisiana, West Virginia, Arkansas, and Mississippi.  Across all occupations, the median hourly wage in Oklahoma in 2023 was $19.94, which is less than the national median hourly wage of $23.11.  The…
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Is Oklahoma among the states with the lowest wages? - Oklahoma Watch

Yes. According to 2023 data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Oklahoma ranked No. 46, with a median annual wage of $41,480.  The state with the highest median annual wage was Massachusetts. The states ranked lower than Oklahoma were Alabama, Louisiana, West Virginia, Arkansas, and Mississippi.  Across all occupations, the median hourly wage in Oklahoma in 2023 was $19.94, which is less than the national median hourly wage of $23.11.  The…

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