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Body shop managers working in Alaska in 2009 earned the highest average salary when compared to other states, $76,150 per year, according to the bureau. Connecticut and New York paid $68,560 and $68,320, respectively. New Jersey paid an average of $67,690, while managers in Hawaii made $67,640 on average.
In 2011, the biggest retail employer of operations managers was the motor vehicle and parts dealers group, with 34,960 individuals working for a mean salary of $117,030 per year.They were followed by food and beverage stores, with 33,480 managers receiving a mean $39.20 per hour or $81,540 per year.owest Pay. Retail operations managers with the lowest pay worked for florists, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The average salary here was $63,270 per year as of May 2011.