Salary for Human Resources (HR) Manager Jobs

Highest Salaries By City for Human Resources (HR) Manager Jobs

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Highest Salaries By City Top Cities by Popularity

Highest Salaries By City 1. Alexandria, Virginia 2. San Jose, California 3. San Francisco, California 4. Santa Clara, California 5. Washington, District of Columbia 6. Anchorage, Alaska 7. Sacramento, California 8. Pasadena, California 9. Reston, Virginia 10. New York, New York 11. Arlington, Virginia 12. Seattle, Washington 13. Ann Arbor, Michigan 14. Los Angeles, California 15. Greenville, South Carolina 16. Oakland, California 17. St. Paul, Minnesota 18. Cincinnati, Ohio 19. Detroit, Michigan 20. Houston, Texas Top Cities by Popularity 1. New York, New York 2. Houston, Texas 3. Chicago, Illinois 4. Los Angeles, California 5. Atlanta, Georgia 6. Dallas, Texas 7. Seattle, Washington

Salaries for Human Resources Managers

In an effort to increase productivity and morale, reduce job turnover, and create highly specialized workers, employers are looking more and more to human resources experts to help create workplace environments that will mutually benefit employer and employee alike. The basic theory for most human resources managers is that happy, well-trained workers create healthy, profitable companies. To put it simply, human resources managers work to promote healthy relationships between employers and employees. To find a Job Description for HR Managers, plus salaries for related job titles, see PayScale's human resources job description page.

With human resources managers looking out for the well being of everyone else, how well are they taken care of? Looking at Human Resources Salaries by Years Experience shows a salary range of around $30,000 to $50,000 for those entering the field. Salaries for human resources managers naturally increase as job experience accumulates. If you look at HR Salaries by Employer Type, you'll notice that some of the highest salaries for human resources managers are offered by government positions. However, the salaries for human resources managers working in the private sector are also competitive. If you're a human resources manager looking for which city has the most to offer, set your bearings Northeast or Northwest. The Human Resources Salaries by City chart shows that median salaries for human resources managers in New York and San Francisco are currently higher than in many other cities.

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