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    Stockers and Order Fillers Average Salary in Vermont

    $39,600 average · $39,600 median · BLS OEWS 2025

    SOC Code: 53-7065

    $39,600
    Mean Salary
    $39,600
    Median Salary
    $19.04/hr
    Hourly Rate
    5,360
    Total Jobs
    Moderate confidence

    This page shows employer-reported wages for Stockers and Order Fillers in Vermont, drawn from the Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS survey — median and mean pay, the full percentile distribution, and the industries that employ this occupation locally. Night differentials, equipment certification (forklift, reach truck), and fulfillment vs. store settings create the main spreads. Union grocery and high-volume e-commerce nodes pay above small-format retail stocking. Lead and inventory-control roles are the first step out of the compressed base band.

    How much do Stockers and Order Fillers make in Vermont?

    OEWS 2025
    Updated July 2026

    The average stockers and order fillers salary in Vermont is $39,600 per year. That works out to about $19.04 per hour on average. BLS counts roughly 5,360 stockers and order fillers jobs in Vermont.

    Mean and median are close, so pay is relatively concentrated around $39,600. Entry-level roles (10th percentile) report about $39,600; experienced workers at the 90th percentile report about $39,600 — a 0% spread from bottom to top. Figures are employer-reported wages from the Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics program — not self-reported survey averages — so they are the right baseline for offers, raises, and relocation decisions in this market.

    How Stockers and Order Fillers Careers Are Structured

    Stockers and order fillers keep shelves, backrooms, and fulfillment centers flowing — retail replenishment, grocery, and e-commerce pick/pack. The occupation absorbed much of the warehouse boom and is also among the most exposed to automation and productivity tooling.

    The wage tables and percentile chart on this page show how stockers and order fillers pay is distributed in Vermont specifically — and because state-level wages for the same occupation routinely differ by 30% or more, the local figures here are the ones that matter for offers, raises, and relocation decisions in this market.

    What Moves Pay in This Field

    Night differentials, equipment certification (forklift, reach truck), and fulfillment vs. store settings create the main spreads. Union grocery and high-volume e-commerce nodes pay above small-format retail stocking. Lead and inventory-control roles are the first step out of the compressed base band.

    Hiring is immediate in most markets. Certifications and lead roles inside the warehouse, or moves into shipping/receiving clerk and material-moving supervisor occupations, are the clearest wage upgrades visible on related Wage Atlas pages.

    New to reading wage distributions? Our guide to salary percentiles explains how to place yourself on the chart above, and the negotiation playbook shows how to use these numbers in an actual conversation.

    What Do Stockers and Order Fillers Do?

    Stockers and Order Fillers positions belong to the stockers and order fillers field. Stockers and order fillers keep shelves, backrooms, and fulfillment centers flowing — retail replenishment, grocery, and e-commerce pick/pack. The occupation absorbed much of the warehouse boom and is also among the most exposed to automation and productivity tooling.

    Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) Code: 53-7065

    Stockers and Order Fillers pay in Vermont

    In Vermont, stockers and order fillers report a median of $39,600 (about $19.04/hour) across roughly 5,360 jobs. The local pay band runs from about $39,600 at the 10th percentile to $39,600 at the 90th.

    Compared with the national distribution, local industry mix and cost of living are the main reasons Vermont wages for this occupation sit where they do — toggle Regional Price Parity on this page to see purchasing-power-adjusted pay.

    What your paycheck is really worth in Vermont

    Prices in Vermont run 2% below the national average (RPP 98.0). So a nominal salary of $39,600 has the buying power of about $40,425 in national terms.

    Nominal (sticker) pay
    $39,600
    Real (purchasing power)
    $40,425

    Vermont vs. United States for Stockers and Order Fillers

    The median stockers and order fillers salary in Vermont is $39,600, which is +0.4% above the national median of $39,440 (mean pay is +0.1% above the U.S. mean of $39,579). Among 51 states and D.C. with OEWS data, Vermont ranks #20 by median wage for this occupation. Vermont accounts for about 0.0% of U.S. stockers and order fillers employment in the latest OEWS release.

    Vermont median
    $39,600
    U.S. median
    $39,440

    See every state ranked for this occupation on the best-paying states page, or compare purchasing power on real wages.

    Income reality check

    The median salary for Stockers and Order Fillers in Vermont of $39,600 falls in the Stably paid band of this framework - roughly ~12% of the U.S. population and ~15% of the global population sit in this band.

    StatusAnnualUS
    PoorUnder $18K~10%
    Low-income$18K-$36K~18%
    Stably paid$36K-$54K~12%
    Middle class$54K-$72K~10%
    Comfortable$72K-$108K~12%
    Upper-middle class$108K-$144K~13%
    Rich$144K-$300K~18%
    Wealthy$300K-$1M~6.5%

    Illustrative relative standing for education only - this ladder is a simplified framework, not an official Census, BLS, or World Bank statistical series. Salary figures on Wage Atlas come from official BLS OEWS data.

    Salary Overview

    Salary Distribution & Your Position

    Occupation mean: $39,600 (10th percentile)
    10th Percentile$39,600
    10th percentile
    25th Percentile$39,600
    25th percentile
    Median$39,600
    50th percentile
    75th Percentile$39,600
    75th percentile
    90th Percentile$39,600
    90th percentile

    AI Replacement Risk Analysis

    Forward-looking analysis of automation and AI impact

    Low Risk
    AI Risk Score20%
    Near-term
    1-3 years
    Minimal
    Medium-term
    3-7 years
    Low
    Long-term
    7-15 years
    Low
    Key Risk Factors
    • Physical presence and manual skills required

    Includes risk scoring, timeline estimates, adaptation strategies, and more

    Occupation Report Card

    8
    Pay
    100
    No-Degree
    8
    Affordability

    Top Industries for Stockers and Order Fillers

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    $43,198$42,262$21519,820
    $37,148$36,219$182,625,140

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    Stockers And Order Fillers in Other States

    Compare salaries for this occupation across different states:

    Career Advancement Strategy

    Salary Boost Strategies

    1

    CDL Endorsements

    Moderate
    +18%

    $39,600 → $46,728

    2

    Fleet Supervisor Training

    Moderate
    +25%

    $39,600 → $49,500

    Skills to Develop

    Vehicle Operation

    Core technical skill with +12% salary impact

    Industry-Leading Skills
    1 importance
    Route Optimization

    Core technical skill with +15% salary impact

    Industry-Leading Skills
    1 importance
    Autonomous Vehicle Support

    Emerging skill with high growth potential

    High-Growth Skills
    1 importance
    Logistics Technology

    Emerging skill with high growth potential

    High-Growth Skills
    1 importance
    Safety Leadership

    Leadership skill for career advancement

    Leadership & Strategy
    1 importance
    Route Planning

    Leadership skill for career advancement

    Leadership & Strategy
    1 importance

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