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Modesto Employment

Employment and Industries in the Modesto, California Area

Modesto has an agricultural based economy due to the region's fertile farmland. Modesto's economy is bolstered by several prominent wineries including E & J Gallo, which is one of the world's largest wineries. The Gallo Glass Company is one of the largest wine bottle manufacturing companies in the world and provides thousands of manufacturing and office jobs. The food canneries and several steel working facilities also provide numerous jobs in Modesto. The prominent almond factory, the Blue Diamond Growers, and Foster Farms, a major poultry processing plant, are located in the region and provide numerous jobs. In addition, more than 20% of the Modesto workforce is employed outside of the county.

The major sectors for employment are agriculture related industries, healthcare, education, accommodation and food service, social assistance and light manufacturing. About 27% of the workforce are employed in management, professional and related occupations.

Some of the most popular Modesto jobs typically filled by college graduates include registered nurses, teachers, wholesale and manufacturing sales representatives, accountants and auditors, social and human service assistants, lawyers, sales managers and financial managers. Some of the jobs that are more prevalent in Modesto when compared to the nation's other cities are slaughterers and meat packers, farm workers and laborers, crop, nursery and greenhouse; food batch makers, agricultural and food science technicians, packaging, graders and sorters of agricultural products and agricultural equipment operators.

Noteworthy information regarding Modesto: In 2007 the median household income in Modesto was $47,470. The cost of living index in 2008 was very near the national average. About 16% of the population over the age of 25 have a bachelor's degree or higher.

Shown below are the primary employers in Modesto:

  • Carlo Rossi Winery - Wineries (MFRS)
  • Copperidge Winery - Wineries (MFRS)
  • County of Stanislaus - Social service & welfare organizations
  • Del Monte Foods Co - Canning (Manufacturer)
  • Doctor's Medical CTR - Hospitals
  • E & J Gallo Winery - Wineries (MFRS)
  • Ecco Domani Winery - Wineries (MFRS)
  • Memorial Hospital - Emergency medical & surgical service
  • Memorial Medical CTR - Hospitals
  • Modesto Junior College - Education
  • Peter Vella Winery - Wineries (MFRS)
  • Stanislaus County Community SVC - Government
  • Sutter Gould Medical - Physicians & surgeons
  • Sutter Gould Medical FNDTN - Diabetes information centers
  • Zabaco Winery - Wineries (MFRS)

Modesto companies may obtain assistance by business organizations such as:

The Modesto Bee offers up-to-date information regarding the business activities in Modesto.

Most Popular Jobs in Modesto, California 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 nurses3,04086,690$61,180 - 106,22024%56%
2Elementary school teachers, except special education2,80066,090$48,380 - 84,28014%95%
3Secondary school teachers, except special and vocational education2,27068,970$45,900 - 93,7406%96%
4Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, except technical and scientific products1,40064,550$30,800 - 105,1008%51%
5Teachers and instructors, all other1,36042,030$32,890 - 53,0209%54%
6Accountants and auditors97058,920$35,860 - 84,69018%79%
7Middle school teachers, except special and vocational education90071,150$53,940 - 91,30011%95%
8Social and human service assistants69039,160$23,720 - 53,64034%58%
9Sales managers49081,840$45,930 - 136,33010%69%
10Lawyers440136,960$68,080 - 11%99%
11Financial managers43091,100$54,190 - 150,51013%60%
12Education administrators, elementary and secondary school360101,130$79,980 - 130,5008%78%
13Self-enrichment education teachers34030,680$18,770 - 56,66023%54%
14Pharmacists330136,020$107,170 - 22%97%
15Special education teachers, secondary school32070,080$41,080 - 99,0709%87%
16Child, family, and school social workers31042,320$28,980 - 52,53019%77%
17Special education teachers, preschool, kindergarten, and elementary school30065,250$41,030 - 86,68020%87%
18Instructional coordinators29069,580$45,250 - 97,35023%79%
19Medical and health services managers29090,140$43,770 - 148,00016%57%
20Educational, vocational, and school counselors29069,510$39,240 - 99,11013%73%
21Coaches and scouts25028,580$17,660 - 43,97015%60%
22Social workers, all other240 $ - 18%77%
23Managers, all other24080,070$47,300 - 107,1607%55%
24Chief executives230166,960$88,620 - 2%65%
25Network systems and data communications analysts22078,730$56,590 - 106,42053%57%
26Medical and public health social workers22043,840$30,570 - 65,13024%77%
27Vocational education teachers, secondary school20058,870$34,880 - 81,3500%96%
28Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists, all other20053,800$40,240 - 77,18017%56%
29Management analysts20062,240$28,920 - 123,00022%78%
30Substance abuse and behavioral disorder counselors20036,490$21,650 - 50,06034%73%
31Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, technical and scientific products18092,050$44,790 - 154,48012%51%
32Electronics engineers, except computer170 $ - 4%81%
33Social and community service managers16055,720$31,710 - 86,30025%72%
34Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents16056,890$30,790 - 121,94025%67%
35Market research analysts16058,120$33,250 - 89,00020%82%
36Physical therapists16080,010$57,470 - 104,10027%89%
37Biological technicians16033,070$26,080 - 41,32016%60%
38Marketing managers160147,400$59,370 - 14%69%
39Computer software engineers, applications14094,980$65,670 - 138,00045%85%
40Mental health and substance abuse social workers14038,540$28,370 - 53,36030%77%
41Advertising sales agents14053,550$23,180 - 82,75020%56%
42Graphic designers14041,710$26,550 - 57,93010%55%
43Civil engineers13080,280$54,990 - 109,09018%87%
44Merchandise displayers and window trimmers13026,830$18,030 - 41,95011%55%
45Personal financial advisors120 $ - 41%81%
46Computer systems analysts12061,470$44,550 - 83,59029%68%
47Computer programmers11083,530$45,990 - 139,1500%73%
48Network and computer systems administrators11065,140$40,450 - 98,33027%50%
49Computer and information systems managers11091,730$45,510 - 128,41016%73%
50Public relations specialists11048,720$28,570 - 87,54018%81%
51Sales and related workers, all other11045,580$20,070 - 65,79014%62%
52Compliance officers, except agriculture, construction, health and safety, and transportation10055,390$30,440 - 104,8305%58%
53Librarians10059,510$31,890 - 87,5204%85%
54Training and development specialists10054,100$33,890 - 78,09018%56%
55Engineering managers100104,840$69,240 - 151,2207%84%
56Employment, recruitment, and placement specialists9049,570$22,950 - 81,09018%56%
57Medical scientists, except epidemiologists9086,420$57,440 - 107,21020%99%
58Education, training, and library workers, all other9043,100$18,400 - 63,29011%79%
59Speech-language pathologists9073,790$31,470 - 100,62011%98%
60Clinical, counseling, and school psychologists9081,360$40,450 - 103,99016%99%
61Special education teachers, middle school8069,910$41,690 - 95,40016%87%
62Occupational therapists8063,240$32,830 - 100,81023%90%
63Community and social service specialists, all other8038,810$26,550 - 52,20025%58%
64Health educators8046,100$28,320 - 64,80026%58%
65Veterinarians80121,250$56,360 - 35%100%
66Compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists8055,260$38,850 - 81,49018%56%
67Medical and clinical laboratory technologists8073,830$56,000 - 96,30012%51%
68Education administrators, all other8093,930$41,000 - 154,34013%78%
69Credit analysts7068,430$43,280 - 101,2702%60%
70Budget analysts7072,380$46,670 - 100,9207%78%
71Mechanical engineers7064,720$43,520 - 92,7804%78%
72Rehabilitation counselors6029,060$20,530 - 52,03023%73%
73Clergy6044,740$27,240 - 66,45019%75%
74Dietitians and nutritionists6066,090$46,110 - 81,2909%72%
75Human resources managers, all other60113,250$74,470 - 150,74011%58%
76Floral designers6022,260$17,270 - 31,3400%55%
77Purchasing managers6081,260$49,120 - 109,0303%57%
78Financial specialists, all other5067,230$34,440 - 101,66012%50%
79Computer software engineers, systems software5080,510$44,500 - 135,85028%85%
80Urban and regional planners5067,370$48,720 - 92,16015%92%
81Sales engineers4096,670$62,440 - 137,9609%79%
82Education administrators, preschool and child care center/program4055,860$34,650 - 81,95024%78%
83Environmental scientists and specialists, including health4060,170$45,440 - 77,93025%93%
84Occupational health and safety specialists4072,870$41,990 - 111,6908%72%
85Optometrists40141,580$97,670 - 11%100%
86Industrial engineers4066,550$47,680 - 84,93020%74%
87Database administrators4065,480$33,550 - 110,07029%72%
88Public relations managers30104,840$53,430 - 17%75%

Where the Majority of Workers Do Not Have College Degrees

RankTitleLocal JobsLocal Mean SalaryTypical Local SalaryNational Growth % 2006-2016National % With College Degree
1Retail salespersons6,57023,040$16,640 - 32,48012%25%
2Cashiers4,61023,160$16,640 - 37,800-2%10%
3Combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast food3,93019,060$16,690 - 23,06018%5%
4Farmworkers and laborers, crop, nursery, and greenhouse3,89018,160$16,640 - 20,420-2%4%
5Office clerks, general3,34026,330$17,650 - 36,99013%19%
6Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand3,27025,650$17,210 - 36,3902%5%
7Truck drivers, heavy and tractor-trailer3,24040,180$27,790 - 53,56010%4%
8Waiters and waitresses2,48018,130$16,680 - 20,19011%14%
9Packers and packagers, hand2,40020,890$16,880 - 34,840-11%3%
10Teacher assistants2,35029,360$22,470 - 37,05010%18%
11Stock clerks and order fillers2,32024,350$16,970 - 37,420-7%8%
12Janitors and cleaners, except maids and housekeeping cleaners2,24026,510$17,540 - 38,77015%4%
13Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks2,19035,220$24,210 - 48,73013%16%
14General and operations managers2,19093,470$43,350 - 163,0202%48%
15First-line supervisors/managers of office and administrative support workers1,88044,870$27,990 - 65,8406%29%
16Cooks, fast food1,81018,390$16,650 - 20,1408%5%
17Maintenance and repair workers, general1,78037,890$21,240 - 55,98010%6%
18Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants1,69025,440$19,850 - 32,15018%7%
19Packaging and filling machine operators and tenders1,66032,740$20,920 - 47,080-4%5%
20Industrial truck and tractor operators1,62034,000$21,400 - 47,360-1%2%
21First-line supervisors/managers of retail sales workers1,53038,090$23,580 - 58,3704%25%
22Executive secretaries and administrative assistants1,52042,880$28,700 - 56,72015%18%
23Receptionists and information clerks1,35023,890$17,080 - 32,48017%13%
24Customer service representatives1,29035,300$20,920 - 56,48025%22%
25Secretaries, except legal, medical, and executive1,27032,350$20,740 - 44,7201%18%
26Slaughterers and meat packers1,27023,320$20,930 - 25,80013%2%
27Construction laborers1,26034,910$19,750 - 54,56011%5%
28Medical secretaries1,25027,000$18,400 - 37,64017%18%
29Team assemblers1,16027,810$18,540 - 37,6000%5%
30Truck drivers, light or delivery services1,15032,140$17,190 - 56,2308%4%
31Business operations specialists, all other1,14054,820$22,570 - 90,79021%49%
32Landscaping and groundskeeping workers1,07025,410$17,150 - 37,86018%6%
33Carpenters1,06042,720$26,280 - 64,58010%6%
34Billing and posting clerks and machine operators1,06030,040$20,680 - 40,7304%15%
35Food preparation workers1,05021,840$16,680 - 30,44015%7%
36First-line supervisors/managers of food preparation and serving workers1,05028,070$19,190 - 41,15011%14%
37Child care workers1,03021,230$16,810 - 29,19018%15%
38Counter and rental clerks1,01023,750$17,160 - 32,59023%16%
39Cooks, restaurant1,00022,650$17,680 - 28,27012%5%
40Security guards97022,160$16,860 - 31,56017%13%
41Automotive service technicians and mechanics89041,250$22,130 - 61,99014%4%
42Medical assistants89026,020$19,690 - 33,09035%10%
43First-line supervisors/managers of production and operating workers88052,050$34,870 - 74,910-4%15%
44Maids and housekeeping cleaners88019,470$16,730 - 24,21013%5%
45Shipping, receiving, and traffic clerks88030,380$20,580 - 41,6504%6%
46Food batchmakers79034,450$23,400 - 41,25011%5%
47Electricians77053,760$32,370 - 81,6007%7%
48Tellers74024,540$18,360 - 31,53014%16%
49Drywall and ceiling tile installers74050,430$35,530 - 66,5707%2%
50Home health aides73019,300$16,950 - 22,57049%7%
51First-line supervisors/managers of construction trades and extraction workers71058,930$36,680 - 83,8809%10%
52Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses71049,050$37,360 - 62,35014%7%
53Dishwashers68018,360$16,700 - 20,50010%3%
54Police and sheriff's patrol officers66059,090$42,400 - 82,14011%33%
55Dental assistants63029,020$23,100 - 34,26029%9%
56Cleaners of vehicles and equipment63023,970$16,640 - 34,84014%3%
57Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers60031,070$16,740 - 46,320-6%14%
58Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers59017,880$16,660 - 19,96012%6%
59Helpers--production workers57022,060$17,580 - 28,6000%4%
60Welders, cutters, solderers, and brazers57037,800$25,870 - 50,9805%2%
61Painters, construction and maintenance56037,550$27,100 - 53,66012%6%
62Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters52053,840$29,320 - 83,13011%4%
63Industrial machinery mechanics50051,400$37,830 - 65,2909%5%
64First-line supervisors/managers of mechanics, installers, and repairers49055,370$31,040 - 82,1407%13%
65Postal service mail carriers480 1%11%
66Fire fighters46048,470$34,630 - 63,51012%18%
67Counter attendants, cafeteria, food concession, and coffee shop46021,390$16,740 - 30,71010%8%
68Sales representatives, services, all other45053,950$29,460 - 80,26028%48%
69Driver/sales workers45022,440$16,640 - 38,010-4%4%
70Pharmacy technicians44036,260$28,280 - 44,32032%16%
71Payroll and timekeeping clerks40035,160$23,040 - 48,8303%18%
72Food and tobacco roasting, baking, and drying machine operators and tenders39029,670$16,670 - 40,72011%0%
73Graders and sorters, agricultural products39018,460$16,790 - 20,100-1%0%
74Personal and home care aides39019,830$16,880 - 24,31051%10%
75Roofers39045,260$25,610 - 62,40014%3%
76Hosts and hostesses, restaurant, lounge, and coffee shop37018,170$16,660 - 20,02010%17%
77Property, real estate, and community association managers37037,300$19,740 - 84,48015%36%
78Cost estimators36063,080$36,050 - 94,37019%32%
79Healthcare support workers, all other35033,390$26,400 - 43,82016%10%
80Bartenders35018,470$16,660 - 20,67011%17%
81Office and administrative support workers, all other35026,360$17,870 - 40,440-8%32%
82Loan officers35065,740$36,790 - 108,89012%49%
83Order clerks35028,060$21,540 - 38,570-23%16%
84Preschool teachers, except special education34032,700$20,490 - 55,12026%43%
85Production, planning, and expediting clerks34041,720$27,290 - 59,6804%30%
86Kindergarten teachers, except special education33062,260$51,050 - 78,47016%43%
87Loan interviewers and clerks33033,200$24,680 - 43,1000%24%
88Fitness trainers and aerobics instructors33035,220$17,290 - 62,61027%47%
89First-line supervisors/managers of helpers, laborers, and material movers, hand32042,430$25,110 - 58,46013%17%
90Pest control workers32035,020$24,420 - 49,99016%9%
91Parts salespersons31034,870$21,490 - 51,520-1%6%
92Food service managers31050,180$32,120 - 75,8905%24%
93Interviewers, except eligibility and loan30032,610$21,960 - 48,19010%24%
94File clerks30023,280$16,810 - 36,430-40%20%
95First-line supervisors/managers of transportation and material-moving machine and vehicle operators30052,360$32,250 - 73,38010%17%
96Respiratory therapists30063,130$46,040 - 86,81023%28%
97Agricultural equipment operators29025,210$17,780 - 35,340-4%4%
98Paper goods machine setters, operators, and tenders29037,900$27,770 - 49,650-17%0%
99Cement masons and concrete finishers29038,410$19,410 - 59,42011%2%
100Insurance sales agents29059,580$31,060 - 93,43013%45%
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Institute of Technology
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Jobs More Common Near Modesto Than Most Other Cities

* Average job popularity for metro areas = 1.0

TitleMean Local SalaryLocal JobsPop. vs. Avg.*
Food and tobacco roasting, baking, and drying machine operators and tenders29,67039046.4
Slaughterers and meat packers23,3201,27044
Agricultural equipment operators25,21029024.6
Graders and sorters, agricultural products18,46039017.2
First-line supervisors/managers of farming, fishing, and forestry workers42,87024016.6
Farmworkers and laborers, crop, nursery, and greenhouse18,1603,89013.5
Agricultural and food science technicians36,91012013
Farmworkers, farm and ranch animals20,47021012.6
Dietetic technicians26,78026012.3
Farm equipment mechanics37,79015012
Insulation workers, floor, ceiling, and wall37,82018011.5
Food batchmakers34,4507908.6
Plasterers and stucco masons41,3002406.1
Tapers50,6501805.2
Drywall and ceiling tile installers50,4307405.2
Pest control workers35,0203204.5
Packaging and filling machine operators and tenders32,7401,6604.4
Millwrights46,9601303.7
Weighers, measurers, checkers, and samplers, recordkeeping22,3702503.4
Social workers, all other 2403.3
Woodworking machine setters, operators, and tenders, except sawing22,1802103.3
Meat, poultry, and fish cutters and trimmers22,9102603.3
Cutting and slicing machine setters, operators, and tenders34,3802103.2
Protective service workers, all other26,7202703.1
Paper goods machine setters, operators, and tenders37,9002903.1
Cooks, fast food18,3901,8102.9
Roofers45,2603902.8
Packers and packagers, hand20,8902,4002.7
Dental laboratory technicians37,3501102.6
Interpreters and translators35,1301002.6
Respiratory therapists63,1303002.6
Diagnostic medical sonographers60,8301402.6
Substance abuse and behavioral disorder counselors36,4902002.5
Vocational education teachers, secondary school58,8702002.5
Coating, painting, and spraying machine setters, operators, and tenders42,2802402.4
Biological technicians33,0701602.4
Tire repairers and changers24,3502402.4
Teachers and instructors, all other42,0301,3602.4
Medical equipment preparers26,5601102.4
Industrial truck and tractor operators34,0001,6202.3
Medical secretaries27,0001,2502.3
Pressers, textile, garment, and related materials19,2501502.2
Service station attendants23,0101702.2
Merchandise displayers and window trimmers26,8301302.2
Health technologists and technicians, all other40,1901702.1
Veterinary technologists and technicians27,8701902.1
Special education teachers, secondary school70,0803202.1
Secondary school teachers, except special and vocational education68,9702,2702
Instructional coordinators69,5802902
Property, real estate, and community association managers37,3003701.9

Work Paying Relatively Well in the Modesto, California Metro Area (2008 data)

* Average Salary Index for metro areas = 1.0

TitleMean Local SalarySalary Index *Local Jobs
Marketing managers147,4001.45160
Legal secretaries51,5001.43180
Coating, painting, and spraying machine setters, operators, and tenders42,2801.42240
Middle school teachers, except special and vocational education71,1501.41900
Registered nurses86,6901.413,040
Social and human service assistants39,1601.38690
Refuse and recyclable material collectors41,4501.37130
Special education teachers, secondary school70,0801.36320
Secondary school teachers, except special and vocational education68,9701.352,270
Educational, vocational, and school counselors69,5101.35290
Food batchmakers34,4501.34790
Lawyers136,9601.34440
Elementary school teachers, except special education66,0901.332,800
Teacher assistants29,3601.322,350
Kindergarten teachers, except special education62,2601.31330
Drywall and ceiling tile installers50,4301.31740
Special education teachers, preschool, kindergarten, and elementary school65,2501.3300
Computer programmers83,5301.3110
Radiologic technologists and technicians66,3901.3190
Pharmacists136,0201.3330
Pharmacy technicians36,2601.29440
Preschool teachers, except special education32,7001.28340
Roofers45,2601.28390
Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, technical and scientific products92,0501.26180
Packaging and filling machine operators and tenders32,7401.251,660
Printing machine operators41,0301.25200
Cashiers23,1601.254,610
Operating engineers and other construction equipment operators53,3701.25250
Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses49,0501.24710
Education administrators, elementary and secondary school101,1301.24360
Computer software engineers, applications94,9801.23140
Library technicians36,1501.22110
Respiratory therapists63,1301.22300
Network systems and data communications analysts78,7301.22220
Police and sheriff's patrol officers59,0901.22660
Butchers and meat cutters36,6601.22160
Surgical technologists47,4801.22140
Water and liquid waste treatment plant and system operators49,4601.21130
Dispatchers, except police, fire, and ambulance42,1501.21290
Instructional coordinators69,5801.21290
Medical transcriptionists38,8301.21120
Paralegals and legal assistants51,6001.2230
Counter attendants, cafeteria, food concession, and coffee shop21,3901.2460
First-line supervisors/managers of housekeeping and janitorial workers41,8401.2270
Customer service representatives35,3001.191,290
Paper goods machine setters, operators, and tenders37,9001.19290
Cooks, institution and cafeteria27,6101.17280
Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters53,8401.17520
Fitness trainers and aerobics instructors35,2201.17330
Telecommunications equipment installers and repairers, except line installers59,6701.17290

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