Shipping, Receiving, and Inventory Clerks Salary in Ohio

At $45,270 a year, the median for shipping, receiving, and inventory clerks in Ohio is close to the national median of $45,260 (0%); Ohio ranks 25th of 51 states by median. That is 8% less than the median across all occupations in Ohio ($49,380). Among neighbouring states, Indiana and Pennsylvania pay more (up to $47,320 in Indiana) and Michigan, Kentucky and West Virginia pay less (down to $39,940 in West Virginia). Ohio employs 35,880 shipping, receiving, and inventory clerks, 6.46 per 1,000 jobs, the 4th largest count of any state. A location quotient of 1.23 means the occupation is more concentrated in Ohio than nationally.

Ohio vs the United States, May 2025

Shipping, Receiving, and Inventory Clerks: wage percentiles, mean, employment, jobs per 1,000 and location quotient in Ohio and nationally, May 2025
AreaBasisPercentile wageMeanEmploymentJobs per 1,000Location quotient
10th25thMedian75th90th
OhioHourly$17.07$18.61$21.76$23.97$29.20$22.2635,8806.461.23
Annual$35,510$38,700$45,270$49,850$60,740$46,290
United StatesHourly$16.66$18.37$21.76$24.79$29.90$22.50816,870––
Annual$34,650$38,200$45,260$51,570$62,190$46,810
$0$20k$40k$60k$80k10th10th: $35,510$35,51025th25th: $38,700$38,700MedianMedian: $45,270$45,27075th75th: $49,850$49,85090th90th: $60,740$60,740US median
Ohio annual wage at the 10th, 25th, 50th (median), 75th and 90th percentiles; the line marks the US median. The same numbers are in the table above.
Rank by median
25th of 51 states
Rank by employment
4th of 51 states
Location quotient
1.23
Jobs per 1,000
6.46

Ranks count the 50 states and DC with a published value. The location quotient is the occupation's share of Ohio's employment divided by its national share; 1.00 means the same share as the nation. Take-home pay at these wages: FastCalc's take-home pay calculator.

Metropolitan areas in Ohio

15 metropolitan areas and 4 nonmetropolitan areas touching Ohio publish a row for shipping, receiving, and inventory clerks, sorted by median. Areas crossing a state line are listed under every state they touch; a linked metro has its own profile.

AreaMedian hourlyMedian annual10th pct (annual)90th pct (annual)EmploymentJobs per 1,000Location quotient
Toledo, OH$22.53$46,860$35,980$61,9801,8006.181.18
Columbus, OH$22.25$46,290$36,600$61,7606,3005.701.09
Weirton-Steubenville, WV-OH$22.13$46,020$32,100$70,4101604.360.83
Cleveland, OH$21.95$45,650$35,260$60,7606,9406.731.28
Canton-Massillon, OH$21.94$45,640$34,650$65,9701,0506.421.22
Dayton-Kettering-Beavercreek, OH$21.91$45,570$35,730$59,8102,1305.721.09
Lima, OH$21.70$45,130$35,900$57,0103406.771.29
Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN$21.69$45,110$35,320$60,6807,6506.951.32
Sandusky, OH$21.32$44,350$33,520$59,0702705.411.03
Mansfield, OH$21.23$44,150$33,350$58,3903707.581.44
Akron, OH$20.72$43,090$36,230$58,7702,7208.501.62
Springfield, OH$20.68$43,010$35,360$56,0103507.611.45
Youngstown-Warren, OH$20.45$42,540$33,860$59,5309105.691.08
Huntington-Ashland, WV-KY-OH$18.72$38,930$29,150$57,3505303.790.72
Wheeling, WV-OH$17.82$37,070$30,550$58,7702003.470.66
Eastern Ohio nonmetropolitan area$21.80$45,330$33,200$60,4407405.451.04
Southern Ohio nonmetropolitan area$21.77$45,290$34,050$62,4907804.760.91
West Northwestern Ohio nonmetropolitan area$21.71$45,150$36,850$59,1902,3909.581.82
North Northeastern Ohio nonmetropolitan area (noncontiguous)$19.86$41,310$35,700$56,6702,50010.111.92

Neighbouring states

StateMedian hourlyMedian annualEmploymentLocation quotient
Ohio$21.76$45,27035,8801.23
Indiana$22.75$47,32027,6001.64
Kentucky$20.59$42,83016,1301.53
Michigan$21.70$45,14024,9801.08
Pennsylvania$22.01$45,78030,9400.97
West Virginia$19.20$39,9402,6600.72

See the national page for Shipping, Receiving, and Inventory Clerks (every state ranked) and the Ohio wage profile (every occupation in the state).

Source and notes

Data: BLS OEWS May 2025, released 2026-05-15. Cross-industry estimates, all ownerships. BLS page: OEWS Ohio estimates.

  • Annual wages assume 2,080 hours a year at the hourly rate; occupations BLS publishes on one basis only show an en dash (–) on the other.
  • Employment is rounded to the nearest 10 by BLS. Where BLS withholds a cell, nothing is estimated in its place.