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Hawaii → Oregon

735 jobs, most common first.

Median annual pay by occupation in HI and OR, with the difference and what it is worth after cost of living
JobHIORDifferenceafter costs
Fast Food and Counter Workers$35,250$35,050-$200
-1%
+$10,119
Retail Salespersons$37,790$36,770-$1,020
-3%
+$9,318
Registered Nurses$136,320$129,010-$7,310
-5%
+$2,206
Stockers and Order Fillers$39,300$43,480+$4,180
+11%
+$14,021
General and Operations Managers$108,180$103,490-$4,690
-4%
+$4,961
Home Health and Personal Care Aides$38,110$44,410+$6,300
+17%
+$15,977
Cashiers$36,780$35,300-$1,480
-4%
+$8,920
Office Clerks, General$42,340$49,910+$7,570
+18%
+$17,047
Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand$44,120$44,750+$630
+1%
+$10,696
Waiters and Waitresses$62,390$48,410-$13,980
-22%
-$2,890
Janitors and Cleaners, Except Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners$37,710$39,340+$1,630
+4%
+$11,733
Cooks, Restaurant$45,420$43,100-$2,320
-5%
+$7,987
Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, Except Legal, Medical, and Executive$50,830$51,740+$910
+2%
+$10,835
Teaching Assistants, Except Postsecondary$36,810$39,850+$3,040
+8%
+$13,036
Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers$59,820$61,980+$2,160
+4%
+$11,843

Estimates only. Not financial, tax, or career advice, and not an offer of employment or credit.

Wages: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, 2025. Figures are statewide medians across all experience levels, industries, and employers, for the 735 occupations BLS publishes for these places. The pay figures themselves are not adjusted for cost of living (the after-costs line under each difference is where that comes off), and they will not match any particular job, employer, or offer. The after-costs figure is computed renting, on a median household income, against the same assumptions the state-to-state comparison pages use, so the two agree. Pay within a state varies widely by metro area, experience, credentials, and employer. Do not rely on these figures when deciding whether to move or accept a role.