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Hinesville salaries

The median worker in the Hinesville, GA metro area earned $45,840 a year in 2024, about $22.04 an hour. That ranks #229 of the 391 metro areas published here, 7.4% below the national median.

Georgia

Median pay $45,840 $22.04 per hour
Vs national -7.4% U.S. $49,500
Workers 20,190 wage and salary
Metro rank #229 of 391 by median pay

What this labour market looks like

Hinesville pays 2.5% less than Georgia as a whole. Metros usually run ahead of their states because they concentrate higher-paying industries, and the gap is a rough measure of how much of a state's economy sits in its cities.

Unusually concentrated here

Occupations against their national share, 2024
Occupation Concentration Employed Median
Fast Food and Counter Workers 2.14× 1,060 $23,190
Retail Salespersons 1.41× 700 $28,270
Stockers and Order Fillers 1.41× 510 $34,070
Cashiers 1.21× 500 $27,270

Best paid occupations

Where most people work

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2024 state estimates. Wage and salary workers only, excluding the self-employed.

Other Georgia metro areas

Hinesville pay: common questions

What is the average salary in Hinesville?

The median across all occupations is $45,840, or $22.04 an hour, covering 20,190 wage and salary workers. The mean is $52,470, higher because a small number of very large salaries pull an average upward.

Does Hinesville pay more than the rest of Georgia?

No. The metro median of $45,840 is 2.5% below the Georgia median of $47,020. Metropolitan areas usually pay more than their states because they concentrate higher-paying industries, and usually cost more to live in for the same reason.

Which jobs pay best in Hinesville?

Registered Nurses ($81,730), Business Operations Specialists, All Other ($74,960), General and Operations Managers ($72,270). Medical specialities top nearly every metro list, which reflects how the occupations are classified more than local conditions.

What is Hinesville unusually full of?

Fast Food and Counter Workers, at 2.14× the national concentration. Location quotient is a better description of a local economy than its biggest employers, which are retail and food service almost everywhere.