Are the wages of manual workers in the United States higher than those of white-collar workers?

The reason why the wages of manual workers in America are higher than those of white-collar workers is that there are few manual workers in America.

With the development of American economy, there are fewer and fewer manual workers in the United States, and their wages are getting higher and higher. The average annual salary of brick movers and bricklayers is $50,950, that of lumberjacks is $40,650, and that of catering staff is $23,290.

The high wages of manual workers in the United States make DIY thought in American culture; Do your own thing as much as possible, repair your own car, mow your own grass, repair your own roof and so on. Americans have strong hands-on ability, all in order to save money.