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Court Reporter Salaries for Industries with the Highest Employment Levels

As of May 2008 there were 21,500 employed Court Reporters according to the U.S. Department of Labor, and they work in a variety of positions in government and private enterprises industries.  As the graph indicates, the highest annual mean wage is paid by state government at $59,220, and the lowest paying industry is employment services at $45,280 for an almost 31% difference.  Clearly the choice of industry has a big impact on the wage rates as does the region of the country.

The Court Reporter career has been evolving with technology. Increasing use of computerized technology for recording in the court rooms, for doing freelance work, and for developing closed captioning products is expected. Once limited to work in a court room, the chart clearly shows there are opportunities for Court Reporters in a variety of industries. 

Court Reporter Salaries for Industries with the Highest Employment Levels

This chart displays annual mean salaries for Court Reporters in the U.S. The data was collected
by the Bureau of Labor Statistics OES - May 2008.

Employment opportunities are increasingly being created outside formal legal proceedings such as in higher education creating foreign language captioning for televised classes and in business support services creating webcasting products. The actual compensation earned will depend on the types of certifications received, the years of experience, and knowledge of current technology. However, the job location is also critical with positions in rural areas often paying more than positions in large cities due to demand. 

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The bar graph above shows the court reporter salaries for the industries with the highest employment levels. The data is shown below in table format:

Industry Annual Mean Wage
Local Government 52,950
Business Support Services 46,740
State Government 59,220
Federal Executive Branch 52,800
Employment Services 45,280

 

 

 

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