Job Market for Financial Clerks in the United States

Overview

• Current Employment: Approximately 1,735,800 financial clerks are employed in the United States.
• Job Market Projection: The financial clerk job market is expected to shrink by 6.2% from 2022 to 2032.

Employability

• Employability Rating: Financial clerks have a C employability rating from CareerExplorer, indicating moderate employment opportunities in the near future.
• Projected Job Loss: It is anticipated that the U.S. will lose about 103,200 financial clerk positions over the next decade, primarily due to the retirement of 5,100 existing clerks.

Supply of Financial Clerks by State

The financial clerk workforce is concentrated in the following states:

State Name	Employed Financial Clerks
California	186,410
Texas	125,090
New York	109,140
Florida	94,170
Ohio	58,120
Pennsylvania	57,760
Illinois	52,390
Massachusetts	45,050
North Carolina	43,750
New Jersey	43,590
Georgia	39,360
Virginia	39,310
Michigan	38,440
Wisconsin	35,560
Washington	33,970
Minnesota	32,090
Missouri	29,980
Tennessee	29,060
Indiana	28,830
Colorado	27,340
Oregon	23,700
Maryland	22,200
Arizona	21,750
Alabama	21,500
Oklahoma	21,280
South Carolina	20,250
Kentucky	20,230
Louisiana	20,210
Iowa	19,600
Connecticut	17,080
Kansas	16,050
Utah	13,670
Arkansas	12,070
Mississippi	11,840
Nevada	11,830
Nebraska	11,540
South Dakota	9,550
Idaho	8,790
Puerto Rico	7,950
Montana	7,940
New Hampshire	7,600
New Mexico	7,580
West Virginia	7,430
Delaware	7,390
Maine	7,070
Hawaii	6,280
North Dakota	5,930
Rhode Island	5,840
Vermont	5,530
Alaska	4,300
District of Columbia	3,810
Wyoming	3,090
Guam	820
Virgin Islands, U.S.	400

This data highlights the current landscape and future outlook for financial clerks in the U.S., emphasizing the expected decline in job availability while identifying states with the highest concentrations of employment in this field.