Teller Supervisor Salary 2026,
What Teller Supervisors Actually Earn

How much do teller supervisors make in 2026?

Teller supervisors are reported inside SOC 43-1011, first-line supervisors of office and administrative support workers, which BLS OEWS May 2025 puts at a national median of $69,500 a year, or $33.41 an hour, with a P10 to P90 range of $45,610 to $104,710 across 1,436,680 workers. That is a broad match onto one of the largest supervisory codes in the dataset, covering front-line supervision across every industry that employs administrative staff. A teller supervisor, sometimes titled head teller, lead teller or branch operations supervisor, sits in the lower half of this band. The role combines supervision of the teller line with vault and cash accountability, transaction authorisation above teller limits, compliance responsibilities including currency transaction reporting and suspicious activity awareness, and branch security procedures. That compliance and cash-control content is what distinguishes it from general administrative supervision, and it is also what makes the role a genuine step toward assistant branch manager and branch manager positions. BLS projects a 0.3% decline through 2034 for the pooled code, with roughly 144,500 openings a year, and branch consolidation makes the banking segment weaker than that. → Full teller supervisor career guide, career path, credentials & placement →

Note: $69,500 blends every experience level and every setting in this occupation. For pay by level alone, see Pay by Level below.

Published (BLS): BLS OEWS May 2025, SOC 43-1011, United States national estimate. Public, methodologically rigorous, but sampled on a rolling 3-year basis and published ~10 months after collection — so it reflects wages that are already 1–2 years old by the time you read them.

Level and certification medians: distributed across the published BLS percentile range for this SOC code (P10 through P90) according to the credential tiers this occupation actually hires at. They are modeled reference points, not separately surveyed wages.

State and metro figures: modeled — the BLS national median multiplied by the GlobalCybers state wage index, and for metros by the published metro index for that state. They are estimates of local pay, not BLS state or metropolitan-area observations, and are labelled as modeled in the tables below.

No verified placement sample:GlobalCybers does not yet publish a placement median for this role, so no "verified" figure appears anywhere on this page.

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