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Social Insurance Administration salary by state and agency

How median pay for full-time federal employees in the Social Insurance Administration series (series 0105) differs by where they work and who employs them. Nationally the median is $101,524. Full social insurance administration salary profile →

Highest state median
$119,485
Maryland
Lowest state median
$85,883
Utah
National median
$101,524
23,925 full-time employees

State differences come largely from locality pay, which raises federal salaries in high-cost labor markets, and from differences in the grade mix of the jobs located there. Agency differences often reflect different pay plans and grade structures. Only states and agencies with at least 30 full-time employees with published pay are listed.

By state, highest to lowest median

Social Insurance Administration median pay by state
State Employees Median pay Middle 50%
Maryland 1,795 $119,485 $102,540–$142,084
New Hampshire 59 $114,893 $101,499–$128,410
California 2,902 $112,449 $98,672–$126,817
District of Columbia 71 $111,087 $98,268–$131,435
Massachusetts 591 $109,959 $95,859–$125,031
Connecticut 158 $109,545 $95,498–$126,579
New Jersey 560 $108,545 $98,751–$123,062
New York 1,738 $108,163 $96,808–$120,629
Rhode Island 78 $107,139 $93,039–$125,031
Washington 519 $106,323 $92,331–$117,371
Illinois 1,013 $105,749 $91,876–$120,073
Delaware 48 $105,610 $96,007–$120,823
Colorado 362 $105,475 $88,818–$119,761
Michigan 648 $101,597 $90,611–$115,185
Maine 112 $101,499 $89,618–$116,362
Minnesota 231 $101,443 $89,559–$113,847
Pennsylvania 1,159 $100,380 $90,520–$114,208
Texas 1,715 $100,133 $91,866–$113,526
Oregon 188 $99,244 $88,513–$115,183
Hawaii 65 $98,759 $85,762–$112,136
Vermont 38 $98,078 $81,285–$112,649
Alabama 780 $98,066 $90,521–$114,521
Georgia 837 $97,403 $86,871–$113,586
Missouri 841 $97,087 $89,618–$112,196
Ohio 714 $97,087 $87,128–$114,139
Mississippi 276 $97,087 $86,506–$110,395
Virginia 394 $97,087 $84,638–$112,657
Iowa 147 $97,087 $84,344–$107,840
Oklahoma 252 $97,087 $89,618–$107,411
Arizona 328 $96,349 $85,931–$103,367
Nebraska 81 $95,543 $82,148–$111,141
Indiana 361 $95,478 $84,638–$109,622
North Carolina 686 $95,475 $84,638–$105,932
Louisiana 342 $94,597 $84,638–$104,427
Florida 1,358 $94,597 $84,837–$107,411
Wisconsin 304 $94,597 $85,909–$109,208
Arkansas 246 $94,597 $89,618–$107,411
Tennessee 452 $94,597 $84,638–$107,411
South Carolina 313 $94,597 $84,638–$107,411
West Virginia 153 $94,597 $83,499–$110,395
Kansas 140 $94,597 $82,148–$110,395
Nevada 144 $94,082 $84,970–$100,570
South Dakota 50 $93,352 $82,148–$109,649
Kentucky 373 $93,346 $84,638–$107,411
New Mexico 178 $92,107 $83,039–$102,544
North Dakota 46 $90,862 $82,148–$104,427
Idaho 103 $89,618 $79,658–$97,340
Montana 66 $89,618 $82,148–$105,173
Utah 120 $85,883 $77,168–$104,427

middle 50% (25th–75th percentile) 10th–90th percentile median all-federal median ($109,641)

By agency, highest to lowest median

Social Insurance Administration median pay by agency
Agency Employees Median pay Middle 50%
Social Security Administration 24,435 $101,524 $90,521–$116,434

middle 50% (25th–75th percentile) 10th–90th percentile median all-federal median ($109,641)