Of the sciences, the more mathematical ones (computer science, statistics, applied math, physics) tend to have better job prospects in such areas as computer software and finance, where “smart people who can do math” can adapt to (or where their majors directly apply). Obviously, as noted above, the better paying jobs for physics majors tend not to be in physics; the most closely related jobs would be the occasional engineering jobs that they get into.
Chemistry and biology majors tend not to have as good bachelor’s degree level job prospects. Note that biology is a very popular major, so the biology-specific jobs are flooded with applicants.