There are currently an estimated 3,157,200 cashiers in the United States. The cashier job market is expected to shrink by 9.9% between 2024 and 2034.

How employable are cashiers?

CareerExplorer rates cashiers 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 -313,600 cashiers.

What’s the supply of cashiers?

The cashier industry is concentrated in California, Texas, Florida

Cashier job market by state

State Name Employed Cashiers
California 336,110
Texas 245,730
Florida 201,370
New York 158,890
Illinois 139,630
Pennsylvania 110,950
New Jersey 107,680
North Carolina 106,440
Ohio 103,020
Georgia 97,540
Michigan 92,930
Virginia 83,890
Arizona 72,570
Missouri 69,430
Indiana 68,350
Wisconsin 65,380
Tennessee 63,350
Washington 61,050
Massachusetts 58,880
Minnesota 58,190
South Carolina 56,550
Colorado 51,670
Maryland 49,910
Alabama 46,420
Louisiana 46,350
Kentucky 44,550
Iowa 41,450
Oklahoma 41,140
Oregon 37,660
Kansas 33,080
Connecticut 30,920
Mississippi 30,490
Nevada 30,160
Arkansas 28,270
Utah 22,940
Nebraska 20,650
New Mexico 19,020
West Virginia 17,360
New Hampshire 17,250
Idaho 17,200
Maine 14,240
South Dakota 12,860
Montana 12,170
Delaware 11,450
Hawaii 10,780
North Dakota 9,510
Rhode Island 9,260
Vermont 7,030
District of Columbia 6,060
Wyoming 5,840
Alaska 5,810