Top 10 Housekeeper Jobs – November 2024 Job Listings
Whether you’ve been a Housekeeper for years or you’re just starting out, here are 10 Housekeeper jobs across the United States (U.S.) that you can apply for today.
Top 10 Housekeeper US Jobs
Below are some of the best Housekeeper jobs available in the U.S., complete with salary information, job benefits, location and more.
Housekeeping Worker-Environmental Services-Mount Sinai Morningside-Part Time/Evenings(3pm-11pm)/Every Weekend/Holidays
Residential House Cleaner
Housekeepers
Βοηθός Υπεύθυνου Ηousekeeping
Temporary F/T Pool & Beach Attendant (12/1/2024 – 09/07/2025)
2024-2025 Housing Residential Experience, Student Facilities Assistant
ASSISTANT, SUPERVISOR, EVS
Luxury Home Cleaning Technician
Lobby Attendant
Banquet Houseperson
Average Salary for Housekeepers in the US
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average salary for Housekeepers in the U.S. is $34,650 per year or $16.66 per hour. As part of our job selection criteria explained at the end of this article, we ensured that all jobs selected for our list offer above-average salaries.
Check the average salaries for major cities in the U.S. below:
- Housekeeper salary in NYC
- Housekeeper salary in Miami
- Housekeeper salary in Los Angeles
- Housekeeper salary in Chicago
Housekeeper Job Growth in the US
According to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, there are currently 836,230 Housekeepers employed across the U.S. This is nearly a 16% increase compared to 2019 when there were just 723,430 Housekeepers.
[Source: BLS]
This graph is interactive. Hover your mouse over different parts of the graph to see detailed data.
This chart shows the employment number for Housekeepers in the U.S. from 2019 to 2023.
Laws Regarding Housekeepers in the US
If you’re a Housekeeper in the U.S. or considering applying as one, consider the following legal information.
Minimum wage for Housekeepers
Housekeepers are entitled to pay at least the federal minimum wage of $7.25 per hour. Some changes to this amount may apply depending on your state, city or local jurisdiction. This also applies to live-in Housekeepers.
To view your salary and hourly pay, check out our Salary and Hourly Calculator.
Overtime pay for Housekeepers
If a Housekeeper works for more than 40 hours in 1 workweek, then they are entitled to overtime pay at 1.5 times their regular rate.
To check how much you can get for the extra hours you worked, try our Time and a Half Calculator.
Our Job Selection Criteria
All jobs we select at OysterLink offer the following:
- Above-average pay: Our jobs offer a base pay higher than the average salary listed for the Housekeeper role, with some high-level jobs offering as high as $80,000 per year.
- Comprehensive benefits packages: We made sure all jobs offer several perks and job benefits that make your job more rewarding in the long run. This includes health insurance, 401(k) with company match, employee assistance programs and education opportunities.
- Reputable employers: All employers mentioned on our list are well-respected hotel companies, medical institutions or government organizations.
Housekeeper Jobs FAQ
Yes! There are many entry-level Housekeeper jobs available for people who have no previous experience.
Below are just a few questions you can expect in a Housekeeper job interview:
- Can you describe your previous housekeeping experience, if any?
- How do you meet housekeeping and cleanliness standards?
- How do you approach clients’ requests for additional cleaning services?
For more questions and tips on answering, check out our Housekeeper interview guide
Housekeepers in the U.S. earn an average salary of $2,887.50 per month.
