U.S. Marshall Salary Information

Individuals beginning their careers as U.S. Marshals usually earn pay corresponding to the GS-5 pay level, averaging between $27,000-34,000 annually. Those beginning at a GS-7 level average between $31,000-39,000 annually. The Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates that demand for U.S. Marshal positions will continually be in demand since security is a major concern for Americans. Because of job competition, applicants need to take steps to separate themselves from the competition.

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Homeland Security Professionals

Want to launch a career in Homeland Security? It will probably be a very challenging experience but we can guarantee it will be thrilling and rewarding.

The different departments that come under the aegis of Homeland security offers our nation immense support with secure airports, waterways, borders as well as seaports. view career profile »