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Little Rock Employment

Employment and Industries in the Little Rock, Arkansas Area

Little Rock is regarded as the economic center of Arkansas. Local, state and federal government, medical facilities and banks are major sectors for employment. Other industries providing a significant number of jobs are computer related services, manufacturing, transportation, education and aviation. The University Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Arkansas Children's Hospital and Central Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System have a major economic impact on the city.

Agriculture is still an important part of Little Rock's economy. Aircraft and spacecraft combined are a major export for the state. Biotechnology is an emerging industry for the city with the University of Arkansas medical biotechnology research program being a primary factor. A major part of the program is the support the university provides to start-up biotechnology companies.

The Arkansas Science and Technology Authority, situated in Little Rock, promotes scientific research, technology development and business innovation in Arkansas. The program offers financial assistance regarding the transfer and development of innovative technology to companies based in Arkansas. In addition, the Small Business Loan program offers up to 50% of a small business loan to candidates that qualify. The Arkansas Department of Economic Development sponsors the Business and Industry Training Program which creates customized training programs to meet the demands of specific industries. The program focuses on recruiting workers, on-the-job training and pre-employment training.

Noteworthy information about Little Rock: The estimated median household income in 2007 was $43,000. In 2008 the cost of living index was at 86. The national average is 100. For the population over the age of 25 about 35% have a bachelor's degree or higher.

Little Rock has received numerous high rankings from notable sources including:

  • Little Rock was ranked #22 by Forbes Magazine out of 361 metropolitan areas in their list of best places for business
  • Little Rock was ranked as the second most diverse economy in the country by Moody's Investor Services
  • Ranked 14th best mid-sized city for entrepreneurs by Entrepreneurs Magazine
  • Placed 21st in cost of living by Forbes
  • Ranked 23rd by Forbes for best cities to find a job
  • Ranked 27th in cost of doing business by Forbes
  • Included in Expansion Magazine's 50 hottest cities for business expansion.

The major employers in Little Rock are shown below:

  • Baptist Health Medical CTR
  • Arkansas Cancer Research CTR
  • UAMS Medical Center
  • Medical College Physicians Group
  • University Arkansas for Medical Sciences
  • University Hospital
  • Highway & Transportation Dept
  • Central Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System
  • Alltel Corp
  • St. Vincent Infirmary Medical Center
  • Arkansas Children's Hospital
  • Fidelity Information SVC
  • Human Services Department
  • Acxiom Corp
  • Dillard's INC
  • Blue Cross
  • Blue Shield
  • Siemens
  • Kroger
  • AT&T Mobility
  • Timex
  • Affiliated Foods Southwest
  • Dassault Falcon Jet
  • Raytheon Aircraft Company
  • Fidelity National Information Services

Many major and large corporations have their headquarters in Little Rock including:

  • Alltel
  • Acxiom
  • Windstream Communications
  • Dillard's Department Stores
  • Rose Law Firm
  • Stephens Inc
  • Metropolitan National Bank
  • Central Flying Services, Nuvell Financial Services

Assistance is available for companies in Little Rock by business organizations such as:

The Arkansas Democratic Gazette provides information about the current business activities in Little Rock.

Most Popular Jobs in Little Rock, Arkansas Metro Area (2008 data)

Where the Majority of Workers Have College Degrees

RankTitleLocal JobsLocal Mean SalaryTypical Local SalaryNational Growth % 2006-2016National % With College Degree
1Registered nurses9,30062,100$40,410 - 81,08024%56%
2Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, except technical and scientific products4,85056,590$29,680 - 96,1108%51%
3Secondary school teachers, except special and vocational education2,67048,000$33,820 - 64,5106%96%
4Elementary school teachers, except special education2,29044,030$30,840 - 60,57014%95%
5Accountants and auditors2,27054,470$32,530 - 88,98018%79%
6Social and human service assistants1,91023,900$16,730 - 34,98034%58%
7Computer programmers1,77065,640$35,860 - 97,8200%73%
8Computer systems analysts1,49061,700$35,890 - 90,73029%68%
9Lawyers1,460102,370$46,680 - 11%99%
10Middle school teachers, except special and vocational education1,27045,750$31,650 - 62,57011%95%
11Financial managers1,09085,890$41,080 - 142,19013%60%
12Teachers and instructors, all other1,09045,540$25,040 - 64,6709%54%
13Management analysts1,03061,300$31,770 - 103,84022%78%
14Managers, all other1,02066,090$42,100 - 100,5507%55%
15Pharmacists95092,110$57,640 - 123,81022%97%
16Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, technical and scientific products93069,310$36,520 - 115,84012%51%
17Computer software engineers, applications90068,150$37,800 - 101,59045%85%
18Medical and clinical laboratory technologists77051,580$36,870 - 65,66012%51%
19Training and development specialists77043,880$25,950 - 64,38018%56%
20Sales managers750103,260$56,080 - 164,98010%69%
21Medical and health services managers74075,770$44,860 - 106,10016%57%
22Compliance officers, except agriculture, construction, health and safety, and transportation71041,170$26,790 - 66,3005%58%
23Civil engineers69078,670$47,070 - 121,19018%87%
24Network and computer systems administrators68061,520$38,990 - 82,81027%50%
25Employment, recruitment, and placement specialists63036,370$22,420 - 55,58018%56%
26Educational, vocational, and school counselors61055,850$39,350 - 70,35013%73%
27Chief executives590153,920$71,900 - 2%65%
28Child, family, and school social workers58032,480$23,210 - 45,69019%77%
29Public relations specialists57053,760$32,060 - 93,23018%81%
30Physical therapists55068,330$35,830 - 100,05027%89%
31Speech-language pathologists55063,710$41,670 - 96,93011%98%
32Computer and information systems managers51097,170$55,230 - 157,37016%73%
33Database administrators50070,960$36,560 - 119,93029%72%
34Education administrators, elementary and secondary school49073,050$56,200 - 94,8508%78%
35Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents47078,830$31,550 - 153,16025%67%
36Commercial pilots46071,540$23,600 - 127,66013%74%
37Network systems and data communications analysts45052,870$34,510 - 71,75053%57%
38Advertising sales agents44042,970$24,540 - 70,27020%56%
39Social and community service managers39055,920$28,180 - 99,61025%72%
40Special education teachers, secondary school38050,270$36,990 - 65,2009%87%
41Coaches and scouts38033,340$16,380 - 60,84015%60%
42Occupational therapists37068,160$46,390 - 95,07023%90%
43Graphic designers37041,350$25,210 - 62,56010%55%
44Librarians36052,180$35,080 - 68,2104%85%
45Economists36045,210$28,310 - 61,9908%100%
46Electronics engineers, except computer35068,700$39,830 - 102,2404%81%
47Personal financial advisors34070,760$30,440 - 127,95041%81%
48Medical and public health social workers34049,090$30,720 - 64,66024%77%
49Computer specialists, all other34062,140$26,240 - 93,04015%68%
50Mental health and substance abuse social workers32046,810$24,540 - 65,94030%77%
51Medical and clinical laboratory technicians32035,930$26,200 - 50,04015%51%
52Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists, all other31054,510$35,200 - 75,16017%56%
53Financial analysts31062,520$37,310 - 98,24034%87%
54Clinical, counseling, and school psychologists31059,750$37,020 - 83,31016%99%
55Insurance underwriters29045,670$31,150 - 72,7806%53%
56Social workers, all other29048,370$22,670 - 75,48018%77%
57Market research analysts28057,240$32,390 - 95,75020%82%
58Industrial engineers28063,860$44,800 - 88,10020%74%
59Computer software engineers, systems software27068,220$48,160 - 97,17028%85%
60Compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists27044,040$27,660 - 64,02018%56%
61Mechanical engineers27085,880$49,910 - 157,2504%78%
62Detectives and criminal investigators26050,100$27,130 - 90,54017%54%
63Special education teachers, preschool, kindergarten, and elementary school25045,600$31,840 - 63,11020%87%
64Medical scientists, except epidemiologists24053,390$32,800 - 77,65020%99%
65Financial specialists, all other23045,100$25,590 - 71,16012%50%
66Self-enrichment education teachers23035,750$14,970 - 64,31023%54%
67Community and social service specialists, all other22043,250$26,570 - 64,51025%58%
68Marketing managers22098,490$43,430 - 162,85014%69%
69Editors21045,430$25,400 - 75,4102%81%
70Adult literacy, remedial education, and GED teachers and instructors21049,480$32,690 - 66,76014%54%
71Dietitians and nutritionists20048,400$32,990 - 70,0509%72%
72Probation officers and correctional treatment specialists20034,590$26,610 - 46,63011%58%
73Healthcare practitioners and technical workers, all other20038,530$18,270 - 66,25015%72%
74Engineering managers200103,210$72,150 - 133,2507%84%
75Dentists, general200199,350$101,520 - 9%100%
76Sales and related workers, all other19030,500$14,390 - 56,15014%62%
77Environmental scientists and specialists, including health18050,120$23,930 - 77,61025%93%
78Budget analysts18056,030$35,710 - 80,3107%78%
79Tax preparers18022,600$17,510 - 29,1000%54%
80Instructional coordinators17057,900$20,190 - 81,47023%79%
81Education administrators, postsecondary170110,800$56,140 - 14%78%
82Special education teachers, middle school16050,670$36,920 - 66,18016%87%
83Vocational education teachers, secondary school16051,980$37,030 - 68,5200%96%
84Legislators16038,340$14,000 - 84,9101%65%
85Surveyors16053,510$29,930 - 73,27024%82%
86Occupational health and safety specialists15054,440$29,970 - 78,4108%72%
87Producers and directors15044,390$21,450 - 74,06011%75%
88Financial examiners15061,830$35,950 - 96,20011%76%
89Architects, except landscape and naval140104,750$42,100 - 18%88%
90Veterinarians14059,470$43,660 - 97,40035%100%
91Credit analysts14055,150$34,560 - 90,5302%60%
92Purchasing managers14080,380$45,570 - 121,5703%57%
93Education administrators, preschool and child care center/program13033,940$21,240 - 51,15024%78%
94Rehabilitation counselors13039,010$27,860 - 51,08023%73%
95Mental health counselors13044,230$28,480 - 62,06030%73%
96Human resources managers, all other13076,870$47,160 - 107,03011%58%
97Operations research analysts130 $ - 11%71%
98Training and development managers11076,110$37,730 - 108,68016%58%
99Environmental engineers11063,090$42,520 - 94,81025%86%
100Chemists11056,060$34,860 - 89,6609%93%

Where the Majority of Workers Do Not Have College Degrees

RankTitleLocal JobsLocal Mean SalaryTypical Local SalaryNational Growth % 2006-2016National % With College Degree
1Retail salespersons11,45021,980$14,110 - 33,47012%25%
2Customer service representatives7,71030,540$18,860 - 46,01025%22%
3Cashiers7,37017,410$14,020 - 22,190-2%10%
4Truck drivers, heavy and tractor-trailer7,30034,510$22,320 - 49,93010%4%
5Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand6,98021,590$14,930 - 31,3402%5%
6Office clerks, general6,24022,510$15,020 - 31,88013%19%
7Waiters and waitresses6,02016,770$13,800 - 22,89011%14%
8Combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast food5,56015,560$13,760 - 18,26018%5%
9Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks5,41031,130$20,370 - 43,36013%16%
10Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants5,32021,410$17,230 - 26,17018%7%
11Janitors and cleaners, except maids and housekeeping cleaners4,96019,440$14,170 - 27,69015%4%
12Secretaries, except legal, medical, and executive4,66026,350$17,290 - 37,7301%18%
13Stock clerks and order fillers4,61021,210$14,620 - 30,370-7%8%
14First-line supervisors/managers of office and administrative support workers4,54042,720$25,930 - 63,9306%29%
15General and operations managers3,81099,040$44,580 - 2%48%
16First-line supervisors/managers of retail sales workers3,55036,700$20,810 - 58,8204%25%
17Security guards3,11023,730$15,230 - 41,39017%13%
18Executive secretaries and administrative assistants3,07034,150$23,420 - 47,98015%18%
19Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses2,97037,000$27,900 - 47,57014%7%
20Maids and housekeeping cleaners2,95016,860$13,960 - 20,50013%5%
21Receptionists and information clerks2,63022,300$16,190 - 29,55017%13%
22Business operations specialists, all other2,62056,870$32,450 - 82,51021%49%
23Maintenance and repair workers, general2,54031,130$19,180 - 45,05010%6%
24Team assemblers2,52027,970$16,710 - 39,5000%5%
25Cooks, fast food2,47015,420$13,850 - 17,6608%5%
26Teacher assistants2,32019,240$14,620 - 25,00010%18%
27Food preparation workers2,30017,910$14,190 - 24,19015%7%
28First-line supervisors/managers of food preparation and serving workers2,24026,700$17,300 - 40,91011%14%
29Cooks, restaurant2,11021,900$16,050 - 29,80012%5%
30Landscaping and groundskeeping workers2,07022,520$15,610 - 31,17018%6%
31Child care workers1,94016,020$13,940 - 19,18018%15%
32Packers and packagers, hand1,85017,730$14,040 - 24,700-11%3%
33Construction laborers1,84024,030$17,250 - 31,48011%5%
34Carpenters1,81033,610$23,880 - 42,59010%6%
35Truck drivers, light or delivery services1,78026,180$16,040 - 38,7908%4%
36Police and sheriff's patrol officers1,77041,050$27,450 - 53,42011%33%
37Interviewers, except eligibility and loan1,76023,520$16,790 - 32,26010%24%
38Physicians and surgeons, all other1,700130,850$45,000 - 0%0%
39Personal and home care aides1,69017,020$13,930 - 22,69051%10%
40Tellers1,67022,050$17,190 - 28,59014%16%
41Automotive service technicians and mechanics1,64036,240$22,550 - 55,88014%4%
42Home health aides1,60019,110$14,510 - 25,22049%7%
43Shipping, receiving, and traffic clerks1,59027,190$17,290 - 40,2104%6%
44Helpers--production workers1,56023,750$16,260 - 32,6900%4%
45First-line supervisors/managers of construction trades and extraction workers1,55052,830$32,940 - 79,6009%10%
46Bus drivers, school1,50022,850$15,600 - 32,3509%4%
47Computer support specialists1,46039,740$23,300 - 60,21013%43%
48Cooks, institution and cafeteria1,45020,090$14,600 - 26,19011%5%
49Electricians1,33037,460$23,590 - 51,0907%7%
50Postsecondary teachers, all other1,33084,560$43,640 - 161,5900%0%
51First-line supervisors/managers of mechanics, installers, and repairers1,31050,990$30,540 - 75,5207%13%
52First-line supervisors/managers of production and operating workers1,29046,910$28,590 - 71,500-4%15%
53Industrial truck and tractor operators1,28027,650$19,050 - 40,750-1%2%
54Telemarketers1,27020,540$14,290 - 25,710-9%14%
55Driver/sales workers1,22021,680$13,970 - 37,770-4%4%
56All other information and record clerks1,19032,870$21,200 - 45,880-12%21%
57Preschool teachers, except special education1,17022,860$13,780 - 41,93026%43%
58Operating engineers and other construction equipment operators1,17031,670$22,330 - 45,5708%3%
59Counter and rental clerks1,16019,840$14,260 - 31,21023%16%
60Sales representatives, services, all other1,15048,050$16,840 - 88,87028%48%
61Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters1,15038,870$25,180 - 51,05011%4%
62Dishwashers1,12017,040$14,300 - 20,06010%3%
63Bill and account collectors1,11028,520$19,220 - 39,25023%13%
64Billing and posting clerks and machine operators1,10028,090$20,530 - 38,4104%15%
65Administrative services managers1,06071,330$37,580 - 108,32012%40%
66Insurance claims and policy processing clerks1,04033,970$20,510 - 56,4700%22%
67Counter attendants, cafeteria, food concession, and coffee shop1,00015,870$14,090 - 18,67010%8%
68Bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists97040,820$27,150 - 56,23012%3%
69Medical secretaries940 17%18%
70Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers92031,730$17,770 - 49,900-6%14%
71Parts salespersons91029,850$15,470 - 49,030-1%6%
72Assemblers and fabricators, all other88033,270$18,020 - 56,960-8%5%
73Claims adjusters, examiners, and investigators87050,780$31,830 - 74,7909%47%
74Insurance sales agents87062,260$20,080 - 125,34013%45%
75Fire fighters86038,360$22,600 - 52,50012%18%
76Pharmacy technicians86024,390$17,790 - 32,15032%16%
77Loan officers85060,510$30,330 - 107,86012%49%
78Medical assistants81026,500$20,900 - 34,86035%10%
79Postal service mail carriers790 1%11%
80Paralegals and legal assistants79046,370$28,520 - 71,05022%45%
81Welders, cutters, solderers, and brazers78032,790$21,900 - 48,1505%2%
82Electrical power-line installers and repairers77047,580$26,210 - 64,5907%6%
83Hosts and hostesses, restaurant, lounge, and coffee shop76016,650$14,110 - 19,70010%17%
84Cooks, short order74019,050$14,280 - 25,0005%5%
85First-line supervisors/managers of non-retail sales workers73067,320$35,520 - 107,6704%38%
86First-line supervisors/managers of transportation and material-moving machine and vehicle operators71048,310$26,590 - 74,01010%17%
87Data entry keyers69025,040$18,820 - 35,200-4%18%
88Correctional officers and jailers670 17%11%
89Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers66041,240$26,690 - 59,8809%3%
90Machinists66035,360$23,290 - 50,140-2%3%
91Laundry and dry-cleaning workers65018,540$13,950 - 25,13010%5%
92Office and administrative support workers, all other64027,640$19,100 - 38,930-8%32%
93Production, planning, and expediting clerks63039,090$23,450 - 56,5104%30%
94Dental assistants62028,990$20,640 - 39,31029%9%
95Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks62017,890$14,330 - 21,26017%14%
96Sheet metal workers60033,070$19,900 - 45,5507%4%
97Industrial machinery mechanics58039,570$27,440 - 50,4109%5%
98Food service managers58049,200$29,470 - 66,9105%24%
99Cutting, punching, and press machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic57027,890$19,340 - 36,130-14%0%
100Postal service mail sorters, processors, and processing machine operators570 -7%12%
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Jobs More Common Near Little Rock Than Most Other Cities

* Average job popularity for metro areas = 1.0

TitleMean Local SalaryLocal JobsPop. vs. Avg.*
Economists45,21036012.3
Avionics technicians38,02034012.1
Commercial pilots71,54046010.2
Medical appliance technicians31,5001108.3
Fiberglass laminators and fabricators25,6302106.1
Vocational education teachers, middle school50,7001105.5
Psychiatric technicians23,9403705.1
Broadcast technicians23,1103604.9
Electrical power-line installers and repairers47,5807703.9
Helpers--roofers23,3801103.8
Tax examiners, collectors, and revenue agents46,3705103.7
Upholsterers30,6902003.4
Conveyor operators and tenders29,6101803.4
Interviewers, except eligibility and loan23,5201,7603.2
Postsecondary teachers, all other84,5601,3303.1
Meter readers, utilities22,7702302.8
Dietetic technicians24,6801202.7
Paper goods machine setters, operators, and tenders28,6405302.6
Personal care and service workers, all other17,9403602.6
Physicians and surgeons, all other130,8501,7002.5
Life, physical, and social science technicians, all other41,0503102.5
Excavating and loading machine and dragline operators28,8402702.5
Nursing instructors and teachers, postsecondary54,5102002.5
Social and human service assistants23,9001,9102.4
Financial examiners61,8301502.4
Law clerks37,9501702.4
Painters, transportation equipment36,2102502.4
Service station attendants19,2203702.3
Residential advisors22,6802302.3
Health technologists and technicians, all other34,5103802.3
Title examiners, abstractors, and searchers33,7002802.2
All other information and record clerks32,8701,1902.1
Medical equipment repairers40,5601602.1
Construction and related workers, all other28,5802002.1
Respiratory therapists51,2905102.1
Speech-language pathologists63,7105502
Cabinetmakers and bench carpenters28,5505302
Surgical technologists33,8804402
Prepress technicians and workers33,8802902
Cooks, short order19,0507402
Physical therapist aides19,1701801.9
Pest control workers27,0902901.9
Electrical and electronics drafters51,6501501.9
Social workers, all other48,3702901.9
Cooks, fast food15,4202,4701.9
Medical and clinical laboratory technologists51,5807701.9
Truck drivers, heavy and tractor-trailer34,5107,3001.9
Stationary engineers and boiler operators37,9201501.8
Structural iron and steel workers35,3102601.8
Psychiatric aides24,9501601.8

Work Paying Relatively Well in the Little Rock, Arkansas Metro Area (2008 data)

* Average Salary Index for metro areas = 1.0

TitleMean Local SalarySalary Index *Local Jobs
Architects, except landscape and naval104,7501.44140
Postsecondary teachers, all other84,5601.371,330
Assemblers and fabricators, all other33,2701.26880
Education administrators, postsecondary110,8001.24170
Dentists, general199,3501.23200
Bus drivers, transit and intercity37,2001.22180
Teachers and instructors, all other45,5401.21,090
Real estate brokers83,8301.18110
Mental health and substance abuse social workers46,8101.17320
Demonstrators and product promoters29,9101.17210
Mechanical engineers85,8801.16270
Community and social service specialists, all other43,2501.14220
Wholesale and retail buyers, except farm products56,5801.11440
Extruding and drawing machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic34,7901.11130
Credit authorizers, checkers, and clerks36,8601.11130
Insurance sales agents62,2601.11870
Adult literacy, remedial education, and GED teachers and instructors49,4801.09210
Vocational education teachers, postsecondary52,8601.09290
Mental health counselors44,2301.09130
Educational, vocational, and school counselors55,8501.08610
Rehabilitation counselors39,0101.08130
Paralegals and legal assistants46,3701.08790
Database administrators70,9601.08500
Production workers, all other31,2301.08470
Legislators38,3401.08160
Civil engineers78,6701.08690
Computer, automated teller, and office machine repairers39,6701.07410
Medical and public health social workers49,0901.07340
Public relations specialists53,7601.07570
Electrical and electronic equipment assemblers31,4201.06220
Hairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists26,7301.06570
Sales managers103,2601.05750
Tool and die makers47,4901.05170
Bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists40,8201.04970
Bartenders20,0801.03430
Architectural and civil drafters45,1001.03180
Reporters and correspondents42,2101.03110
Customer service representatives30,5401.037,710
General and operations managers99,0401.033,810
Graphic designers41,3501.03370
Procurement clerks35,4501.03190
Molding, coremaking, and casting machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic30,1001.03290
Insurance claims and policy processing clerks33,9701.031,040
Team assemblers27,9701.022,520
Loan officers60,5101.02850
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