Job title list · SOC 13-1071

Recruiter email list: 917,460 human resources specialists in the US

BLS estimates 917,460 people work as human resources specialists (SOC 13-1071) in the US, with a median annual wage of $72,910 (May 2024). The largest employer group is administrative and support services, with 174,930 of them. California has the most (104,880), while District of Columbia has the highest concentration at 10.06 per 1,000 jobs.

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Where recruiters work

States with the most human resources specialists (BLS OEWS, May 2024)
StateEmployedMedian pay
California104,880$81,810
Texas85,580$64,560
Florida62,880$63,960
New York53,030$81,140
Pennsylvania36,710$66,020
Ohio34,590$64,600
Industries employing the most human resources specialists
Industry (NAICS 3-digit or sector)Employed
Administrative and Support Services174,930
Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services133,160
Government (federal, state and local)88,670
Management of Companies and Enterprises70,720
Educational Services45,880
Ambulatory Health Care Services35,590

Highest concentration relative to all jobs: District of Columbia (10.06 per 1,000 jobs), Nebraska (8.01 per 1,000 jobs), Colorado (7.27 per 1,000 jobs).

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Seniority
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Location
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BLS groups recruiters under human resources specialists, so the employment figure on this page is wider than recruiting alone.

Questions

How many recruiters are there in the US?

About 917,460 people are employed as human resources specialists, according to the BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics for May 2024, at a median of $72,910 a year.

Where do most recruiters work?

California (104,880), Texas (85,580), Florida (62,880) have the largest numbers. By industry, administrative and support services (174,930) and professional, scientific, and technical services (133,160) employ the most.

What do recruiters buy?

In-house recruiters and talent acquisition teams choose job boards, sourcing and assessment tools, background checks and agency partners.

About the numbers

Business counts: U.S. Census Bureau, County Business Patterns 2023. They count establishments (single physical locations) with paid employees, so firms with several locations count more than once and businesses with no employees are not included. Occupation and pay figures: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2024. BLS counts employees only, so self-employed owners are not included in occupation figures. These are public statistics, not the size of the Evascrape database: list cost figures on these pages are upper bounds, because not every location has a matching contact, and you pay only for rows that are delivered. Evascrape prices are from the pricing page: $9 per 1,000 delivered contact records, smallest top-up $10 (about 1,100 records), optional email verification $5 per 1,000, no subscription.