What is the salary of a Human Resources Representative? In the United States, a Human Resources Representative earns an average salary of $64,762. The salary range for a Human Resources Representative is usually between $48,847 and $78,244 per year, representing the 25th to 75th percentiles respectively. The top 10% of earners, that is the 90th percentile, have an annual salary of $90,686. The highest Human Resources Representative salary in the United States was $112,750. The average hourly pay for a Human Resources Representative is $31.14.
Top 3 states paying the highest average Human Resources Representative salary are California, with an average salary of $127,275, followed by Washington, with an average salary of $78,884, and Wisconsin, with an average salary of $71,880. Employers paying the highest salary for a Human Resources Representative job are Palo Alto (CA), City of Bloomington (MN) and San Mateo Community College District (CA).
Employer | Average Salary |
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Palo Alto, CA | $158,933 |
City of Bloomington, MN | $134,722 |
San Mateo Community College District, CA | $132,285 |
Los Angeles Unified, CA | $112,761 |
Illinois Department of Employment Security, IL | $88,578 |
Illinois Department of Revenue, IL | $80,117 |
Clark County, WA | $78,883 |
Illinois Department of Juvenile Justice, IL | $76,375 |
Illinois Department of Central Management Services, IL | $72,954 |
City of Milwaukee, WI | $72,786 |
Job Title | Average Salary |
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Human Resources Manager | $88,977 |
Human Resources Specialist | $61,745 |
Human Resources Generalist | $56,553 |
Human Resources Assistant | $44,677 |
Human Resources Coordinator | $51,517 |
Human Resources Analyst | $62,348 |
Human Resource Manager | $86,316 |
Human Resources | $47,296 |
Human Resources Business Partner | $72,501 |
Human Resource Specialist | $50,372 |
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State | Average Salary | Records Number |
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Arkansas | $35,298 | 1 |
Arizona | $47,755 | 18 |
California | $127,275 | 17 |
Colorado | $54,084 | 6 |
Florida | $42,539 | 16 |
Georgia | $50,613 | 13 |
Illinois | $69,304 | 285 |
Indiana | $54,821 | 4 |
Kansas | $44,744 | 14 |
Louisiana | $38,460 | 1 |
Massachusetts | $58,428 | 13 |
Michigan | $41,650 | 6 |
Minnesota | $80,131 | 19 |
Nebraska | $52,775 | 4 |
New Jersey | $31,191 | 5 |
New Mexico | $42,989 | 4 |
Nevada | $60,492 | 9 |
New York | $58,250 | 6 |
Ohio | $57,678 | 5 |
Oregon | $40,398 | 4 |
Pennsylvania | $66,993 | 2 |
Tennessee | $59,348 | 1 |
Texas | $24,889 | 51 |
Utah | $28,926 | 14 |
Virginia | $6,339 | 1 |
Washington | $78,884 | 7 |
Wisconsin | $71,880 | 20 |