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Career paths from Gambling Surveillance Officers and Gambling Investigators
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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Gambling Surveillance Officers and Gambling Investigators
$43,900 median
Job zone 2: Some preparation. Typical education: High school diploma or equivalent.
Step-up option 1 · Supplemental
Managers, All Other
$136,550 · Gain $92,650 (+211.0%)
Job zone 4: Considerable preparation. Education: High school diploma or equivalent to Bachelor's degree.
Compare pay by stateStep-up option 2 · Supplemental
Management Analysts
$101,190 · Gain $57,290 (+130.5%)
Job zone 4: Considerable preparation. Education: High school diploma or equivalent to Bachelor's degree.
Compare pay by stateStep-up option 3 · Primary-Short
Business Operations Specialists, All Other
$81,270 · Gain $37,370 (+85.1%)
Job zone 4: Considerable preparation. Education: High school diploma or equivalent to Bachelor's degree.
Compare pay by stateStep-up option 4 · Supplemental
Financial Specialists, All Other
$80,190 · Gain $36,290 (+82.7%)
Job zone 4: Considerable preparation. Education: High school diploma or equivalent to Bachelor's degree.
Compare pay by stateStep-up option 5 · Primary-Short
Private Detectives and Investigators
$52,370 · Gain $8,470 (+19.3%)
Job zone 3: Medium preparation. Education: High school diploma or equivalent to High school diploma or equivalent.
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