Hourly Rate by State for Cashier Jobs

Updated: 6 Feb 2012

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Hourly Rate by State or Province

State or Province	Hourly Rate Data (? XAll compensation data shown are gross 10th to 90th percentile ranges. Many factors can affect pay. To get the full picture, take the PayScale survey. )	$0	$5	$10	$15
California	$7.84 - $11.65
Texas	$7.18 - $10.09
Florida	$7.15 - $9.98
New York	$7.20 - $9.73
Pennsylvania	$7.20 - $9.86
North Carolina	$7.13 - $9.27
Georgia	$7.14 - $10.27
Country: United States \| Currency: USD \| Updated: 6 Feb 2012 \| Individuals Reporting: 3,969

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Job Listings for Cashier Jobs

Posted	Job Title	Company	Job Location
Dec 16	Cashier	Murphy Oil	Rockport, Texas
	General Purpose: Provides exceptional customer service while tendering transactions for gasoline, snacks, tobacco and other products. Supports store with duties... Indeed
Jan 20	Cashier	The Home Depot	Rock Springs, Wyoming
	vision to life. Do you have what it takes to wear the orange apron? Cashiers provide outstanding and quick checkout service to customers at our registers. If... Indeed
Jan 20	Cashier	Sam's Club	Janesville, Wisconsin
	work. As a Cashier, you’re the last Sam’s Club face our members see before they leave the club—so it’s important to make a lasting impression. Cashiers are... Indeed
Jan 13	INTAKE CLAIMS-CASHIER, (No. 4061)	Kaiser Permanente	Hayward, California
	Under the direct supervision of the manager, assists patients/clients, obtains appropriate authorizations, and collects point of service cash sales and payment... Indeed

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Cashier Job Description

People with the job title Cashier typically fall into one of the following PayScale standard occupations.

Cashiers

Process sales, bag merchandise and collect money. Close and balance cash drawers.

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Being a great cashier

Cashier - (City withheld for privacy), North Carolina, United States

I have been a cashier for various fast food restaurants and department stores. Salary usually starts at minimum, but is usually dependent on experience. I was a manager for a restaurant and we based salary on experience. Those who learned quickly and did their job well were given raises quickly.

Posted in Dream Job on 5 Dec 2008

Pay Rate

Cashier - (City withheld for privacy), Hawaii, United States

I think that i am under pay because i have all this experience background. All new associates that recently got hired before the holidays were getting $10.40 an hour, and it's just so unfair that i was started out at a rate of $8.40 in 2004. So now for 2 years of working for this company, i am only making $9.60 an hour.

Posted in Fair Pay on 21 Jan 2007

Success in the job-market

Cashier - (City withheld for privacy), Illinois, United States

First of all, you need to have the knowledge and the patience it takes to be a good cashier. When you work with the public, you must know how to carry on a polite,but yet professional conversation with every customer you deal with. If you cannot deal with people in general, then you should not be working as a cashier.

Posted in Job Search on 7 Jan 2007