Figure B
Median real weekly wages for those who have or want a full-time job, in-home workers versus other workers, 2002–2012
Not-in-home workers | Agency-based direct-care aide | Direct-care aide, not agency-based | Maids | Nannies | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
2002 | $ 769.23 | $ 415.02 | $ 408.42 | $ 324.23 | $ 333.33 |
2003 | $ 774.02 | $ 415.02 | $ 420.20 | $ 339.32 | $ 360.12 |
2004 | $ 777.02 | $ 417.97 | $ 453.39 | $ 353.95 | $ 399.50 |
2005 | $ 777.97 | $ 418.16 | $ 452.36 | $ 364.67 | $ 423.41 |
2006 | $ 776.21 | $ 410.26 | $ 455.52 | $ 364.67 | $ 413.29 |
2007 | $ 774.39 | $ 409.97 | $ 463.60 | $ 355.31 | $ 421.36 |
2008 | $ 774.39 | $ 398.66 | $ 487.25 | $ 368.69 | $ 420.81 |
2009 | $ 775.17 | $ 398.66 | $ 478.39 | $ 362.58 | $ 409.50 |
2010 | $ 779.29 | $ 395.85 | $ 449.60 | $ 362.58 | $ 405.24 |
2011 | $ 777.17 | $ 400.17 | $ 421.24 | $ 331.85 | $ 394.91 |
2012 | $ 769.23 | $ 387.94 | $ 421.24 | $ 336.99 | $ 370.52 |
Source: Author's analysis of Current Population Survey Outgoing Rotation Group, rolling three-year pooled microdata (i.e., "2012" is pooled 2010–2012 data, "2011" is pooled 2009–2011 data, etc.)
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