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Farm Labor Contractors

Recruit and hire seasonal or temporary agricultural laborers. May transport, house, and provide meals for workers.

Wages

Median annual wage, U.S.$58,460
Employment, U.S.310
Median hourly wage$28.11
Annual wage percentiles, U.S., May 2025
10th25thMedian75th90th
$30,930$35,720$58,460$79,590$84,050
By state (3)
StateEmploymentMedian annualLocation quotient
California$85,710
Florida$79,590
Minnesota$50,730

Similar occupations

Similarity is our measure: the cosine of importance x level over all 120 O*NET skills, knowledge areas and abilities. It is not an O*NET finding. More.

One skill away

Among the 50 occupations most similar to Farm Labor Contractors, those at the same Job Zone or lower, where exactly one skill rated at least 3 in importance needs a level more than 0.75 points higher (on O*NET's 0-7 level scale). Our definition. Change the thresholds.

OccupationSkill to buildLevel gapSimilarity
Parts SalespersonsActive Listening1.000.890
Home Health AidesService Orientation0.760.888
Cooks, Institution and CafeteriaQuality Control Analysis1.380.882
Hotel, Motel, and Resort Desk ClerksService Orientation1.000.876

Software to learn next

Software used by at least 3 of the 20 occupations most similar to Farm Labor Contractors, excluding software Farm Labor Contractors already lists and any you named. Ranked by how many of them use it, weighted by how much more common it is among them than across all occupations (lift). Our ranking.

SoftwareSimilar jobs using itLift
Payroll software4 of 2010.9x
Delphi Technology5 of 205.4x
Mapping software3 of 206.3x
Work scheduling software3 of 205.5x
Microsoft PowerPoint18 of 201.3x
Inventory management systems3 of 204.8x
Sage 50 Accounting3 of 203.3x
Microsoft Dynamics4 of 201.6x
Email software7 of 201.2x
Microsoft Visio4 of 201.2x

Skills

From O*NET data. Importance is rated 1 to 5 and level 0 to 7.

SkillTypeImportanceLevel
SpeakingEssential skill 3.38 3.38
Management of Personnel ResourcesTransferable skill 3.12 3.25
CoordinationTransferable skill 3.12 3.12
Active ListeningEssential skill 3.12 2.88
Time ManagementTransferable skill 3.00 3.25
Critical ThinkingEssential skill 3.00 3.00
Judgment and Decision MakingTransferable skill 3.00 3.00
Social PerceptivenessTransferable skill 3.00 3.00
MonitoringEssential skill 3.00 2.88
InstructingTransferable skill 2.75 3.00
Reading ComprehensionEssential skill 2.75 2.75
WritingEssential skill 2.75 2.75
Complex Problem SolvingTransferable skill 2.75 2.62
NegotiationTransferable skill 2.62 2.88
PersuasionTransferable skill 2.62 2.75
Service OrientationTransferable skill 2.62 2.62
Active LearningEssential skill 2.50 2.38
Learning StrategiesEssential skill 2.38 2.25
Operation and ControlTransferable skill 2.38 2.12
Operations MonitoringTransferable skill 2.12 2.00
MathematicsEssential skill 2.00 2.00
Management of Financial ResourcesTransferable skill 2.00 1.75
Systems AnalysisTransferable skill 2.00 1.75
Systems EvaluationTransferable skill 2.00 1.62
Management of Material ResourcesTransferable skill 1.88 1.50
Quality Control AnalysisTransferable skill 1.62 1.12
TroubleshootingTransferable skill 1.62 0.75
Operations AnalysisTransferable skill 1.50 0.50
Equipment SelectionTransferable skill 1.25not rated
ProgrammingTransferable skill 1.25not rated
ScienceEssential skill 1.12not rated
Technology DesignTransferable skill 1.12not rated
Equipment MaintenanceTransferable skill 1.00not rated
InstallationTransferable skill 1.00not rated
RepairingTransferable skill 1.00not rated
Knowledge (33) and abilities (52)
Knowledge
NameImportanceLevel
Administration and Management 4.05 4.41
Administrative 4.02 4.91
Food Production 3.81 4.59
Production and Processing 3.65 3.38
Economics and Accounting 3.50 4.08
Foreign Language 3.47 4.09
Mathematics 3.42 3.77
Customer and Personal Service 3.37 3.97
Law and Government 3.31 3.32
Personnel and Human Resources 3.30 3.31
Computers and Electronics 3.26 3.44
Mechanical 3.17 3.48
Public Safety and Security 3.07 2.85
Transportation 2.88 3.02
Chemistry 2.87 3.23
Psychology 2.77 3.08
English Language 2.77 2.48
Education and Training 2.70 3.00
Geography 2.61 2.57
Sales and Marketing 2.55 2.40
Design 2.48 2.63
Biology 2.42 2.67
Sociology and Anthropology 2.36 2.68
Communications and Media 2.34 2.19
Physics 2.32 2.39
Building and Construction 2.23 2.10
Engineering and Technology 2.18 2.46
Telecommunications 2.18 1.67
Philosophy and Theology 1.82 1.83
Medicine and Dentistry 1.82 1.47
Therapy and Counseling 1.51not rated
Fine Arts 1.25not rated
History and Archeology 1.25not rated
Abilities
NameImportanceLevel
Oral Expression 3.88 3.62
Oral Comprehension 3.50 3.12
Speech Clarity 3.12 3.00
Deductive Reasoning 3.00 3.00
Inductive Reasoning 3.00 3.00
Problem Sensitivity 3.00 3.00
Speech Recognition 3.00 3.00
Information Ordering 2.88 3.00
Written Comprehension 2.88 3.00
Control Precision 2.88 2.88
Near Vision 2.88 2.88
Far Vision 2.88 2.50
Written Expression 2.75 3.00
Category Flexibility 2.75 2.62
Time Sharing 2.62 2.75
Multilimb Coordination 2.62 2.62
Selective Attention 2.62 2.62
Trunk Strength 2.38 2.25
Number Facility 2.25 2.12
Depth Perception 2.25 1.75
Flexibility of Closure 2.12 1.75
Mathematical Reasoning 2.12 1.75
Arm-Hand Steadiness 2.00 2.12
Manual Dexterity 2.00 2.12
Response Orientation 2.00 2.12
Fluency of Ideas 2.00 2.00
Originality 2.00 2.00
Perceptual Speed 2.00 2.00
Stamina 2.00 2.00
Memorization 2.00 1.88
Reaction Time 2.00 1.88
Static Strength 2.00 1.88
Visual Color Discrimination 2.00 1.88
Rate Control 2.00 1.75
Spatial Orientation 2.00 1.50
Auditory Attention 1.88 1.75
Gross Body Coordination 1.88 1.75
Hearing Sensitivity 1.88 1.75
Peripheral Vision 1.88 1.75
Speed of Closure 1.88 1.75
Finger Dexterity 1.88 1.62
Visualization 1.88 1.50
Extent Flexibility 1.75 1.38
Glare Sensitivity 1.75 1.38
Speed of Limb Movement 1.75 1.38
Gross Body Equilibrium 1.75 0.75
Dynamic Strength 1.62 1.00
Night Vision 1.62 0.88
Wrist-Finger Speed 1.62 0.75
Sound Localization 1.50 0.50
Explosive Strength 1.25not rated
Dynamic Flexibility 1.00not rated

Software used

Examples from O*NET data. "Hot" and "in demand" are O*NET flags for technologies often listed in job postings.

Where it concentrates

Metro areas ranked by BLS location quotient: the occupation's share of the area's jobs divided by its share of all US jobs. Above 1 means more concentrated than the nation. Metros employing fewer than 100 are left out.

No metro meets the threshold.