What employers told the government they pay

When an American company sponsors a worker, it has to file the wage with the Department of Labor — and those filings are public. That makes this the only place you can read what a named employer committed to pay for a specific role in a specific state, rather than an average somebody volunteered.

Employers
400
Certified filings behind them
171,190
Highest median filed
$315,305
University of Pittsburgh Physicians

400 of 400 employers

These are wages committed to for sponsored roles — not company-wide averages, and not necessarily what US-citizen staff in the same jobs earn. Any employer-role-state cell with fewer than three filings is withheld so no individual’s pay is identifiable. Company marks are fetched from the public web on a best guess at the domain and are decorative only.