There are currently an estimated 2,646,000 office clerks in the United States. The office clerk job market is expected to shrink by 6.7% between 2024 and 2034.

How employable are office clerks?

CareerExplorer rates office clerks with a C employability rating, meaning this career should provide moderate employment opportunities for the foreseeable future. Over the next 10 years, it is expected the US will lose -177,800 office clerks.

What’s the supply of office clerks?

The office clerk industry is concentrated in California, Texas, Florida

Office Clerk job market by state

State Name Employed Office Clerks
California 311,490
Texas 218,470
Florida 189,700
New York 134,280
Pennsylvania 107,500
Illinois 95,980
Ohio 89,310
Michigan 88,030
Georgia 75,390
North Carolina 67,930
Virginia 66,550
New Jersey 65,130
Indiana 58,480
Missouri 56,050
Minnesota 55,530
Arizona 52,710
Wisconsin 51,440
Tennessee 49,880
Washington 49,050
Massachusetts 47,940
South Carolina 42,250
Utah 36,470
Oklahoma 31,870
Louisiana 31,790
Colorado 31,770
Arkansas 29,940
Kentucky 29,750
Oregon 27,980
Maryland 27,290
Connecticut 23,190
Iowa 23,120
Idaho 20,790
Nevada 20,430
Mississippi 17,600
Alabama 13,130
Hawaii 12,930
New Hampshire 12,740
New Mexico 11,880
Maine 11,260
Montana 10,390
Nebraska 10,000
West Virginia 9,430
North Dakota 8,440
Rhode Island 7,700
Delaware 7,230
Wyoming 6,670
District of Columbia 5,670
Vermont 5,100
Alaska 3,440
Kansas 2,130
South Dakota 1,720