Arbitrators, Mediators, and Conciliators salary
United States, all industries · BLS OEWS 2025
National market range
$57K–$108K
Median
$75,530
25th percentile
$57,360
75th percentile
$108,000
By state
State
Median
Range · 25th–75th
vs national
Alabama
$76,810
$49K–$89K
Arizona
$82,150
$65K–$100K
California
$97,680
$75K–$122K
Colorado
$82,590
$65K–$99K
District of Columbia
$110,300
$86K–$126K
Illinois
$162,410
$84K–$163K
Indiana
$57,390
$55K–$83K
Kansas
$64,970
$49K–$76K
Louisiana
$46,100
$34K–$53K
Maryland
$58,890
$49K–$98K
Michigan
$76,270
$67K–$110K
Montana
$64,980
$44K–$82K
New Mexico
$110,180
$68K–$156K
New York
$70,800
$48K–$102K
North Carolina
$75,320
$60K–$87K
Ohio
$68,790
$47K–$104K
Oklahoma
$36,780
$33K–$46K
Pennsylvania
$67,890
$58K–$84K
Puerto Rico
$50,960
$43K–$54K
Rhode Island
$63,770
$64K–$74K
South Carolina
$58,990
$48K–$68K
Tennessee
$62,140
$55K–$79K
Texas
$50,940
$41K–$64K
Virginia
$79,530
$61K–$99K
Source: BLS OEWS, 2025 · Ranges are 25th–75th percentile of reported wages for the occupation code · All workers, regardless of gender.
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