Andrew Toth/Getty
Bartenders and other traditionally low-wage jobs experienced the fastest pay growth in 2019.
- Glassdoor released a new report on Tuesday that looked into wage changes across different jobs.
- The report found bartenders experienced the fastest-growing pay since last year, due in part to minimum wage hikes in 2019.
- Here are the 10 jobs with the fastest-growing pay.
- Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
Wages for bartenders are growing, according to a new study.
Glassdoor released a new Job Market Report on Tuesday to provide month-to-month insight on job openings and pay changes using data from the website.
"Job openings are like a crystal ball into employer expectations of the U.S. economy," Glassdoor senior economist Daniel Zhao said in a release. "Employers can open or close job postings instantly in response to fast-changing economic trends or world events."
Read more: 15 top companies that let you have a life outside of work
The report found job openings in the country fell slightly from last year, indicating a "slowing labor market," Zhao said. Wages increased 1.4% for workers across all industries since 2018, according to Glassdoor data.
The jobs that experienced the fastest pay growth tended to be low-wage (like bartenders, cashiers, and bank tellers), due to in part to increasing minimum wages. Jobs in manufacturing, like machine and material operators, also experienced wage growth despite projections that the industry will suffer from President Donald Trump's import tariffs on Chinese products.
Here are the jobs that saw wages increase the most in 2019:
This story was originally published by Glassdoor.