Here's how much people in 29 jobs that are at a high risk of exposure to coronavirus make (it's not that much)
11. Driver/sales workers earn an average of $29,610 a year.
10. Nursing assistants earn an average of $29,580 a year.
There are 1,450,960 nursing assistants employed in the US.
9. Taxi drivers and chauffeurs earn an average of $28,450 a year.
There are 207,920 taxi drivers and chauffeurs employed in the US.
8. Retail salespersons earn an average of $28,310 a year.
There are 4,448,120 retail salespersons employed in the US.
7. Bartenders earn an average of $26,780 a year.
There are 631,480 bartenders employed in the US.
6. Waiters and waitresses earn an average of $25,830 a year.
There are 2,582,410 waiters and waitresses employed in the US.
5. Home health aides earn an average of $25,330 a year.
There are 797,670 home health aides employed in the US.
4. Counter attendants, cafeteria, food concession, and coffee shop workers earn an average of $23,240 a year.
There are 473,860 counter attendants, cafeteria, food concession, and coffee shop workers employed in the US.
3. Cashiers earn an average of $23,240 a year.
There are 3,635,550 cashiers employed in the US.
2. Combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast food workers, earn an average of $22,140 a year.
There are 3,676,180 food preparation and server workers employed in the US.
1. Barbers earn an average of $20,130 a year.
There are 33,220 barbers employed in the US.
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