This new data study analyzes federal H-1B employment records to identify which U.S. cities and industries employ the most foreign workers—highlighting where global talent is most concentrated across the U.S. economy. The report covers the top cities and industries driving H-1B employment, with breakdowns of total and per-capita H-1B visa approvals and hires in 2025.
To attract and retain workers, many employers are raising wages, providing a favorable outlook for carpenters—with some locations offering more lucrative prospects than others. These are the best-paying states and metros for carpenters.
Nationally, plumbers earn about 30% more than the typical worker—but more localized data shows a highly regional industry. We ranked U.S. states and metros according to the median annual wage for plumbers, adjusted for the cost of living.
When Bailey Saddlemire, Class of ’22, was a student at Keene State College, she considered moving out west to California.
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