How Much Does Workers Comp Insurance Cost? The cost of workerâs comp insurance varies tremendously, depending on your industry and location. For a tree trimmer, welder or road construction worker, the cost could be $15 per $100 in payroll, or higher. On the other hand, a banker, architect or attorney could pay under $0.25 per $100.
Salary Based on Location. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), five states in May 2014 with the highest phlebotomist employment levels included California, Texas, Florida, Pennsylvania and Illinois. Average wages for these states ranged from $28,350-$37,770.
Average Salaries. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics groups phlebotomists with other medical laboratory technicians, and in its May 2011 figures provides a median income of $17.01 per hour. The lowest 25 percent in the category earned $13.66 per hour or less, and the lowest 10 percent earned $11.29 or less. The American Medical Association cites an average phlebotomist's income as $27,040 annually, or slightly over $13 per hour.