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Closely related occupations that are teleworkable and have higher national median wages. Ordered by wage gain. Relatedness does not guarantee eligibility, a promotion or a remote vacancy.
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Billing and Posting Clerks
$47,170 median
Job zone 2: Some preparation. Typical education: High school diploma or equivalent.
Step-up option 1 · Supplemental
Accountants and Auditors
$81,680 · Gain $34,510 (+73.2%)
Job zone 4: Considerable preparation. Education: High school diploma or equivalent to Bachelor's degree.
Compare pay by stateStep-up option 2 · Primary-Long
Brokerage Clerks
$62,940 · Gain $15,770 (+33.4%)
Job zone 3: Medium preparation. Education: High school diploma or equivalent to High school diploma or equivalent.
Compare pay by stateStep-up option 3 · Primary-Long
Payroll and Timekeeping Clerks
$55,290 · Gain $8,120 (+17.2%)
Job zone 3: Medium preparation. Education: High school diploma or equivalent to High school diploma or equivalent.
Compare pay by stateStep-up option 4 · Primary-Short
Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditing Clerks
$49,210 · Gain $2,040 (+4.3%)
Job zone 3: Medium preparation. Education: High school diploma or equivalent to Some college, no degree.
Compare pay by stateStep-up option 5 · Primary-Short
Credit Authorizers, Checkers, and Clerks
$49,130 · Gain $1,960 (+4.2%)
Job zone 2: Some preparation. Education: High school diploma or equivalent to High school diploma or equivalent.
Compare pay by stateStep-up option 6 · Primary-Short
Insurance Claims and Policy Processing Clerks
$48,450 · Gain $1,280 (+2.7%)
Job zone 2: Some preparation. Education: High school diploma or equivalent to High school diploma or equivalent.
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