What is the salary of a Human Resources Program Manager? In the United States, a Human Resources Program Manager earns an average salary of $87,608. The salary range for a Human Resources Program Manager is usually between $79,040 and $115,710 per year, representing the 25th to 75th percentiles respectively. The top 10% of earners, that is the 90th percentile, have an annual salary of $154,238. The highest Human Resources Program Manager salary in the United States was $206,774. The average hourly pay for a Human Resources Program Manager is $42.12.
Top 3 states paying the highest average Human Resources Program Manager salary are Utah, with an average salary of $163,528, followed by California, with an average salary of $138,653, and Tennessee, with an average salary of $127,773. Employers paying the highest salary for a Human Resources Program Manager job are Monterey County (CA), Fresno County (CA) and Arizona Department of Administration (AZ).
Employer | Average Salary |
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Monterey County, CA | $187,859 |
Fresno County, CA | $125,904 |
Arizona Department of Administration, AZ | $116,211 |
Tennessee Department of Human Resources, TN | $111,708 |
City of Glendale, AZ | $104,364 |
Loudoun County, VA | $98,785 |
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, PA | $98,018 |
University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, CO | $86,825 |
CU System Administration Offices, CO | $83,965 |
University of Colorado Boulder, CO | $77,466 |
Job Title | Average Salary |
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Human Resources Manager | $93,500 |
Human Resources Specialist | $63,632 |
Human Resources Generalist | $57,591 |
Human Resources Assistant | $48,590 |
Human Resources Coordinator | $52,978 |
Human Resources Analyst | $91,112 |
Human Resource Manager | $89,832 |
Human Resources | $47,544 |
Human Resources Business Partner | $73,752 |
Human Resource Specialist | $50,886 |
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State | Average Salary | Records Number |
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Arizona | $111,472 | 10 |
California | $138,653 | 17 |
Colorado | $82,581 | 33 |
Florida | $66,341 | 1 |
Georgia | $54,988 | 6 |
Idaho | $71,307 | 5 |
Illinois | $31,961 | 1 |
Kansas | $103,574 | 1 |
Louisiana | $66,976 | 3 |
Nevada | $81,044 | 1 |
Pennsylvania | $95,921 | 6 |
Tennessee | $127,773 | 10 |
Texas | $109,837 | 1 |
Utah | $163,528 | 1 |
Virginia | $53,079 | 1 |
Washington | $78,073 | 4 |