SOC 53-7081 · California

Refuse and Recyclable Material Collectors Salary in California

Refuse and recyclable material collectors in California earn the most in San Jose (average $88,030 a year) and the least in Redding ($47,370), across the 22 California metro areas we cover. Statewide, BLS puts the refuse and recyclable material collectors average at $66,300 and the median at $64,890 for 13,930 workers. The U.S. average for this job is $52,820.

$88Khighest: San Jose
$47Klowest: Redding
13,100jobs in these metros
22metro areas
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Refuse and Recyclable Material Collectors average salary by city in California

Pay, take-home pay and cost of living

CityAverageMedian25th pct.Take-home*Cost of living
San Jose$88,030$87,430$72,390$66,664110
San Francisco$76,010$77,570$62,030$59,295116
Santa Rosa$70,560$73,110$62,610$55,897108
San Diego$68,770$69,300$64,890$54,781112
Napa$67,510$72,450$62,790$53,995113
Santa Maria$67,140$66,900$61,810$53,764109
Sacramento$66,140$65,950$61,170$53,105107
Oxnard$65,980$55,810$55,810$52,989111
Vallejo$65,430$61,930$61,900$52,591108
San Luis Obispo$64,340$64,440$51,790$51,802109
Salinas$62,500$69,210$48,990$50,456109
Riverside$62,350$61,940$52,430$50,345106
Fresno$61,880$65,950$46,380$49,995102
Modesto$61,730$60,110$55,330$49,884104
Los Angeles$61,710$62,490$49,140$49,869114
Merced$58,590$68,530$47,310$47,54998
Chico$58,080$61,250$45,300$47,170101
Bakersfield$57,300$57,490$46,740$46,590101
Stockton$54,970$56,280$44,000$44,858105
Hanford$54,740$51,110$51,110$44,687102
Visalia$51,550$46,090$44,630$42,315100
Redding$47,370$46,290$44,670$39,207101

*Average salary after federal and state taxes for a single filer; California State Disability Insurance (1.3% of wages, paid by employees) is not included. Cost of living: BEA price parity, U.S. = 100.

Refuse and Recyclable Material Collectors salary in other states

Refuse and Recyclable Material Collectors salary by city and state

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