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Warehouse and logistics jobs: postings, pay, and occupations

How many US job postings are in warehouse and logistics, what they advertise in pay, and the occupations and industries behind them.

US job postings
72,346
2.2% of US postings placed in a field
Median advertised pay
$44,720
Middle 50 percent $38,566 to $54,600
Share that list pay
27.3%
19,722 of 72,346 postings
Fully remote
0.1%
91 remote postings open to US workers

Figures as of .

Warehouse and logistics has 72,346 live US job postings as of November 5, 2026, 2.2% of the US postings we could place in a field. That ranks 15th of 24 fields.

Its postings that list pay advertise a median of $44,720 a year, with the middle 50 percent from $38,566 to $54,600.

Its largest occupation is warehouse associate and material handler, with 60.5% of its postings. The industry with the most of its postings is retail and consumer brands, with 38.8%.

Occupations in warehouse and logistics

Each occupation's share of the US postings in warehouse and logistics, as of November 5, 2026. A posting placed only in a field has no occupation, so the shares can add up to less than the whole field.

OccupationPostingsShare of fieldLists payMedian pay
Warehouse associate and material handler43,74760.5%24.7%$41,600
Warehouse supervisor and manager10,79514.9%43.4%Held back
Inventory and shipping clerk9,37413.0%20.0%$43,160
Forklift and equipment operator5,6707.8%31.0%$43,680

Specialties in warehouse and logistics

The 5 specialties with the most US postings in warehouse and logistics, among those with at least 50, each as a share of its occupation's US postings, as of November 5, 2026. Many postings name no specialty.

SpecialtyOccupationPostingsShare of occupationMedian pay
Picking and packingWarehouse associate and material handler12,32928.2%$40,040
Receiving and inboundWarehouse associate and material handler6,98016.0%$41,600
Inventory controlInventory and shipping clerk2,92331.2%$42,640
Shipping and loadingWarehouse associate and material handler2,7586.3%$41,600
Shipping and receivingInventory and shipping clerk1,88720.1%$43,680

Industries hiring for warehouse and logistics

The industries with the most US warehouse and logistics postings, each as a share of the field's US postings, as of November 5, 2026. Each posting counts in its employer's industry.

IndustryPostingsShare of fieldMedian pay
Retail and consumer brands28,05038.8%Held back
Transportation and logistics8,98712.4%$43,160
Manufacturing and consumer goods8,69912.0%$45,032
Wholesale and distribution8,58211.9%$43,160
Staffing and recruiting2,9664.1%Held back
Automotive2,3113.2%$39,520
Healthcare2,0492.8%$43,514
Hospitality, food service and leisure1,6002.2%$39,520
Construction1,2931.8%$45,760
Hardware and electronics1,1141.5%$46,800
Aerospace and defense1,0471.4%$58,320
Professional services6440.9%$46,800

Advertised pay pages for warehouse and logistics

The role families whose jobs are in warehouse and logistics, with their advertised pay, as of November 5, 2026.

Role familyMedianMiddle 50 percentPostings with payEmployersShare that list pay
Warehouse and logistics$44,720$39,000 to $54,08020,8752,91723.1%
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Questions

How many US job postings are in warehouse and logistics?
72,346 live US job postings as of November 5, 2026, 2.2% of the US postings we could place in a field.
What do warehouse and logistics job postings pay?
The median advertised base pay is $44,720 a year, and the middle 50 percent of postings that list pay run from $38,566 to $54,600. 19,722 of its 72,346 US postings list pay.
Which warehouse and logistics occupations have the most job postings?
The occupations with the most warehouse and logistics postings are warehouse associate and material handler (60.5%), warehouse supervisor and manager (14.9%), and inventory and shipping clerk (13.0%), each as a share of its US postings.