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Grand County, Utah — Wages & Employment (2023)

Ranked #2,364 of 3,141 US counties by the Gera Local Wage Premium US (62.1, US = 100) — computed from real BLS QCEW 2023 establishment data.

What is the average wage in Grand County, UT?

Grand County, UT has a GLWP-US of 62.1 (rank #2,364 of 3,141), well below the US average. Average weekly wage: $865 (~$44,980/year, US = $1392/wk). Its highest-concentration sector is Accommodation & Food Services (LQ 3.70x). Source: BLS QCEW 2023.

Source:BLS Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW) 2023·As of Annual 2023 · updated annual · last refreshed

Gera Local Wage Premium US

Grand County's wage premium vs US average (rank #2,364 of 3,141). Well below the US average.

How this is calculated
62.1 · US 100

$865

Avg weekly wage (2023)

$44,980

Approx annual pay

62.1

GLWP-US (US = 100)

#2,364 / 3,141

National rank

6,907

Average employment

$1,392

US avg weekly wage

Grand County vs US average — wage comparison

MetricGrand CountyUS AveragePremium
Avg weekly wage$865$1,392-$527
Approx annual pay$44,980$72,384-$27,404
GLWP-US index62.1100.0-37.9

Source: BLS QCEW 2023, all industries, all ownership types. Annual pay = weekly wage × 52 (derived). GLWP-US = (county wage / US $1392/wk) × 100.

Grand County — top industries by employment concentration

Location Quotient (LQ) > 1.0 means the industry is more concentrated here than the US average. Private sector, BLS QCEW 2023.

Industry (NAICS sector)LQAvg Wk Wage (sector)
Accommodation & Food Services3.70x$687
Arts, Entertainment & Recreation3.64x$608
Real Estate & Rental and Leasing1.65x$638
Retail Trade1.19x$709
Construction0.86x$926

LQ = (county sector employment share) / (US sector employment share). Source: BLS QCEW 2023, agglvl_code=74, own_code=5 (private sector).

Grand County — GLWP-US breakdown

GLWP-US

62.1

US = 100

National Rank

#2,364

of 3,141 counties

Wage Premium

$527

vs US avg/wk

GLWP-US = 62.1 (rank #2,364 of 3,141, well below the US average). Formula: ($865/wk ÷ $1392/wk) × 100 = 62.1.

Explore US County Wage Premiums — Interactive

US average = $$1,392/wk (GLWP-US 100). Showing top 50 results.

RankCountyStateGLWP-USAvg Wk Wage
#1Salt Lake CountyUT101.9$1,418
#2Summit CountyUT88.3$1,229
#3Utah CountyUT83.3$1,159
#4Box Elder CountyUT80.3$1,118
#5Davis CountyUT78.3$1,090
#6Duchesne CountyUT76.8$1,069
#7Weber CountyUT76.7$1,067
#8Emery CountyUT75.1$1,046
#9Wasatch CountyUT75.1$1,046
#10Uintah CountyUT74.3$1,034
#11Morgan CountyUT71.7$998
#12Millard CountyUT71.0$988
#13Tooele CountyUT69.8$972
#14Cache CountyUT69.0$960
#15Carbon CountyUT66.2$922
#16San Juan CountyUT65.2$907
#17Washington CountyUT64.5$898
#18Juab CountyUT64.2$894
#19Iron CountyUT62.8$874
#20Sevier CountyUT62.2$866
#21Grand CountyUT62.1$865
#22Sanpete CountyUT58.3$812
#23Kane CountyUT57.4$799
#24Beaver CountyUT56.0$780
#25Wayne CountyUT56.0$779
#26Daggett CountyUT55.3$770
#27Garfield CountyUT55.1$767
#28Rich CountyUT53.4$743
#29Piute CountyUT47.1$655

Source: BLS QCEW 2023 Annual Single File, US public domain. GLWP-US = (county avg weekly wage ÷ US avg $1,392/wk) × 100. Top sector LQ = employment location quotient (private sector). Computed by GeraJobs.

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Grand County wages — FAQ

What is the GLWP-US score for Grand County, UT?
Grand County, UT has a Gera Local Wage Premium US (GLWP-US) of 62.1 (US average = 100), ranking #2,364 of 3,141 US counties. This puts it well below the US average. Source: BLS QCEW 2023.
What is the average weekly wage in Grand County, Utah?
The BLS QCEW 2023 data shows the annual average weekly wage in Grand County, Utah is $865, equating to approximately $44,980/year. The US average is $1392/wk ($72,384/year). GLWP-US: 62.1 (US = 100).
How many people are employed in Grand County?
In 2023, Grand County, Utah had an annual average employment of 6,907 workers covered by unemployment insurance, per the BLS Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages. This covers private-sector and government workers across all industries.
What industries are most concentrated in Grand County?
Based on BLS QCEW 2023 employment Location Quotients, the most concentrated private-sector industries in Grand County, Utah are: Accommodation & Food Services (LQ 3.70x, avg $687/wk); Arts, Entertainment & Recreation (LQ 3.64x, avg $608/wk); Real Estate & Rental and Leasing (LQ 1.65x, avg $638/wk); Retail Trade (LQ 1.19x, avg $709/wk); Construction (LQ 0.86x, avg $926/wk). An LQ above 1.0 means the county has a higher share of that industry than the US overall.
How does Grand County's wage compare to Utah overall?
Grand County has a GLWP-US of 62.1 vs the US average of 100. To see how Grand County compares to other counties in Utah, explore the full GeraJobs US Wage Premium rankings. The GLWP-US is computed from BLS QCEW 2023 establishment data covering all industries and ownership types.

How the Gera Local Wage Premium US is calculated

GLWP-US = (county avg weekly wage / US avg weekly wage) × 100. US average $1392/wk in 2023 → US = 100 by construction. Data: BLS QCEW 2023 annual singlefile, all industries, all ownership. Suppressed cells excluded. No imputation. Full methodology · Licence: US public domain.

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Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, QCEW 2023 Annual Single File (data.bls.gov/cew/data/files/2023/csv/2023_annual_singlefile.zip). US public domain. Area title from BLS area_titles.csv. FIPS: 49019. No figure is modelled or estimated.

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