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Springfield Employment

Employment and Industries in the Springfield, Illinois Area

Due to Springfield being the capital of Illinois, a large number of the jobs in Springfield are centered around the state government. Trade transportation and warehousing; and healthcare are other major employment sectors. Memorial Health Systems is one of the largest private sector employers. The area also includes over 130 manufacturing companies. The city is also home to several back office operations of national companies in the fields of telecommunications, insurance and technology. Tourism, affiliated with President Lincoln, significantly contributes to the Springfield economy.

Accolades for Springfield: Business Development Outlook magazine placed Springfield in the top 25 cities in the nation for doing business. Rated as a five star location for medium-sized business expansion and relocation by Expansion Management magazine. The Center for Governmental Studies audit showed that the overall labor quality in Springfield is among the best in the nation, based on information provided by local employers.

A list of the largest employers in the Springfield region is provided below:

  • State of Illinois
  • Memorial Health System
  • St. John's Hospital
  • Illinois National Guard
  • Springfield public schools
  • City of Springfield
  • SIU School of Medicine
  • Horace Mann Insurance Company
  • SBC/Ameritech
  • Springfield Clinic, LLP
  • U.S. Postal Office
  • United Contractors
  • Cingular Wireless SBC
  • Freeman United Mining
  • AIG American General
  • Express Personnel Services

The primary employment sectors in Springfield are shown below:

  • Government
  • Trade, transportation & warehousing
  • Healthcare
  • Accommodations, food & entertainment
  • Education
  • Finance, insurance, real estate & management
  • Information, professional & technical
  • Manufacturing

Noteworthy information about Springfield: The estimated median household income in 2007 was $42,000. The cost of living index in 2008 was at 77 which is low when compared to the nation's average of 100. About 31% of the adult population has a bachelor's degree or higher.

Springfield companies have access to helpful business organizations including:

The State Journal-Register offers current information regarding the business activities in Springfield.

Most Popular Jobs in Springfield, Illinois 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 nurses2,60060,210$43,090 - 77,81024%56%
2Elementary school teachers, except special education1,57053,940$32,000 - 83,14014%95%
3Accountants and auditors1,19059,880$38,810 - 78,86018%79%
4Chief executives1,000 $ - 2%65%
5Computer systems analysts99078,920$54,960 - 101,08029%68%
6Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, except technical and scientific products64054,450$25,180 - 91,8708%51%
7Managers, all other50074,590$45,590 - 105,1407%55%
8Special education teachers, preschool, kindergarten, and elementary school46044,800$17,050 - 69,84020%87%
9Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists, all other43046,240$16,530 - 76,77017%56%
10Lawyers43094,790$49,890 - 156,94011%99%
11Computer specialists, all other42066,060$45,630 - 86,82015%68%
12Computer programmers40072,350$40,240 - 110,1700%73%
13Child, family, and school social workers40044,000$21,870 - 65,72019%77%
14Middle school teachers, except special and vocational education39052,090$29,220 - 80,03011%95%
15Financial managers34099,730$46,360 - 13%60%
16Secondary school teachers, except special and vocational education33045,330$23,470 - 65,7706%96%
17Management analysts32074,990$44,060 - 88,05022%78%
18Market research analysts31058,740$29,320 - 88,79020%82%
19Social workers, all other31049,400$34,680 - 65,26018%77%
20Employment, recruitment, and placement specialists28054,820$40,680 - 77,52018%56%
21Sales managers28080,690$41,880 - 148,56010%69%
22Administrative law judges, adjudicators, and hearing officers25053,230$36,840 - 64,9000%99%
23Training and development specialists22045,500$25,310 - 64,71018%56%
24Environmental scientists and specialists, including health21060,520$49,560 - 76,56025%93%
25Pharmacists210107,880$85,020 - 131,40022%97%
26Medical and clinical laboratory technicians19037,810$23,550 - 54,11015%51%
27Insurance underwriters17060,820$33,300 - 93,2806%53%
28Environmental engineers17072,830$57,920 - 88,10025%86%
29Network and computer systems administrators17057,310$28,260 - 85,33027%50%
30Public relations specialists17051,420$32,510 - 81,33018%81%
31Sales and related workers, all other17038,580$19,110 - 77,49014%62%
32Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents16080,610$35,810 - 155,22025%67%
33Community and social service specialists, all other16051,860$17,780 - 79,74025%58%
34Computer and information systems managers15092,540$52,290 - 133,28016%73%
35Computer software engineers, systems software15082,950$56,470 - 122,70028%85%
36Floral designers15021,690$17,210 - 28,5700%55%
37Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, technical and scientific products15085,080$38,680 - 126,53012%51%
38Librarians14046,040$20,980 - 66,7904%85%
39Healthcare practitioners and technical workers, all other14064,310$45,460 - 84,06015%72%
40Health educators13035,600$15,990 - 69,34026%58%
41Compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists13058,180$37,700 - 82,51018%56%
42Detectives and criminal investigators13066,990$44,360 - 96,45017%54%
43Network systems and data communications analysts12063,190$32,060 - 99,90053%57%
44Self-enrichment education teachers12028,210$16,620 - 40,81023%54%
45Financial analysts12071,510$36,630 - 124,62034%87%
46Speech-language pathologists12057,200$37,390 - 79,74011%98%
47Civil engineers12077,430$53,860 - 104,29018%87%
48Compliance officers, except agriculture, construction, health and safety, and transportation11058,560$33,140 - 100,3505%58%
49Financial specialists, all other11058,200$32,640 - 91,00012%50%
50Medical and clinical laboratory technologists11052,400$37,730 - 67,37012%51%
51Medical and health services managers11082,860$45,940 - 130,61016%57%
52Personal financial advisors10091,210$36,540 - 41%81%
53Mental health and substance abuse social workers10036,940$17,320 - 64,33030%77%
54Graphic designers10037,760$27,590 - 55,06010%55%
55Physician assistants10068,150$21,300 - 107,81027%67%
56Physical therapists9081,640$60,160 - 102,30027%89%
57Social and community service managers8058,740$38,050 - 82,83025%72%
58Instructional coordinators8037,240$22,590 - 72,15023%79%
59Advertising sales agents7058,820$29,480 - 100,42020%56%
60Education, training, and library workers, all other7055,790$37,000 - 79,90011%79%
61Database administrators7072,700$43,590 - 121,73029%72%
62Engineering managers70121,380$89,650 - 7%84%
63Clinical, counseling, and school psychologists7069,640$39,810 - 103,10016%99%
64Architects, except landscape and naval6067,520$43,810 - 98,41018%88%
65Chemists6051,820$27,320 - 78,8409%93%
66Budget analysts6054,180$32,040 - 81,7407%78%
67Rehabilitation counselors5049,080$25,880 - 77,43023%73%
68Marketing managers50106,140$51,240 - 164,25014%69%
69Geoscientists, except hydrologists and geographers5071,980$45,490 - 126,33022%93%
70Financial examiners5074,820$52,300 - 102,65011%76%
71Coaches and scouts5030,690$15,600 - 54,50015%60%
72Engineers, all other4097,610$57,510 - 139,4406%82%
73Compensation and benefits managers4088,420$54,760 - 131,69012%58%
74Veterinarians4069,460$51,880 - 85,20035%100%
75Surveyors4062,430$34,760 - 97,53024%82%
76Meeting and convention planners4054,700$34,230 - 78,91020%67%
77Reporters and correspondents4075,520$26,640 - 128,7601%85%
78Industrial engineers4069,370$43,510 - 104,06020%74%
79Medical and public health social workers4048,630$35,320 - 64,66024%77%
80Purchasing managers4069,900$18,710 - 124,3803%57%
81Occupational therapists3061,440$33,390 - 90,70023%90%
82Statisticians3059,370$36,200 - 82,7909%93%
83Actuaries3094,530$58,830 - 149,10024%99%
84Dietitians and nutritionists3052,120$40,380 - 64,1909%72%
85Archivists3051,160$37,650 - 71,07014%86%
86Social scientists and related workers, all other3056,790$31,320 - 93,9105%90%
87Merchandise displayers and window trimmers3023,800$16,960 - 35,77011%55%

Where the Majority of Workers Do Not Have College Degrees

RankTitleLocal JobsLocal Mean SalaryTypical Local SalaryNational Growth % 2006-2016National % With College Degree
1Retail salespersons3,41022,600$16,030 - 34,18012%25%
2Office clerks, general3,08028,260$17,040 - 39,33013%19%
3Cashiers2,90018,220$15,880 - 22,220-2%10%
4General and operations managers2,61073,210$48,530 - 100,7402%48%
5Office and administrative support workers, all other2,08033,040$15,860 - 49,450-8%32%
6Executive secretaries and administrative assistants2,06046,630$29,930 - 64,04015%18%
7Waiters and waitresses2,04020,120$15,640 - 30,09011%14%
8Business operations specialists, all other1,97058,770$29,010 - 95,62021%49%
9Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks1,87030,550$16,130 - 46,00013%16%
10Secretaries, except legal, medical, and executive1,76029,660$16,370 - 43,0401%18%
11Janitors and cleaners, except maids and housekeeping cleaners1,61024,670$16,210 - 43,59015%4%
12Combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast food1,60017,060$15,870 - 19,43018%5%
13Customer service representatives1,55032,810$20,450 - 49,72025%22%
14Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants1,18030,400$18,070 - 31,46018%7%
15Receptionists and information clerks1,11023,940$17,530 - 31,58017%13%
16Teacher assistants1,03020,670$16,020 - 29,02010%18%
17Administrative services managers99056,660$42,010 - 76,77012%40%
18First-line supervisors/managers of retail sales workers97040,270$23,640 - 59,0904%25%
19Maids and housekeeping cleaners95019,920$16,150 - 25,77013%5%
20Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand95027,190$17,460 - 40,8902%5%
21First-line supervisors/managers of office and administrative support workers92044,780$27,690 - 65,9106%29%
22Stock clerks and order fillers90024,340$16,240 - 41,720-7%8%
23Food preparation workers81019,190$16,330 - 23,51015%7%
24Construction laborers80031,800$15,600 - 53,35011%5%
25Truck drivers, heavy and tractor-trailer77040,730$24,220 - 56,28010%4%
26Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses75038,950$27,750 - 50,20014%7%
27Automotive service technicians and mechanics73038,400$19,400 - 59,98014%4%
28Truck drivers, light or delivery services73029,060$17,030 - 55,7708%4%
29Data entry keyers70028,000$16,910 - 44,100-4%18%
30Maintenance and repair workers, general68034,430$17,910 - 57,25010%6%
31Bill and account collectors67026,940$18,210 - 39,37023%13%
32Cooks, fast food67017,900$15,880 - 21,1408%5%
33Cooks, restaurant65021,510$16,690 - 27,23012%5%
34Bartenders61018,550$15,930 - 20,89011%17%
35Police and sheriff's patrol officers58047,990$22,470 - 79,19011%33%
36Computer support specialists57044,060$20,310 - 68,19013%43%
37Dishwashers55017,890$15,920 - 20,77010%3%
38Tellers54021,480$16,880 - 28,80014%16%
39Carpenters54040,190$24,080 - 62,28010%6%
40First-line supervisors/managers of food preparation and serving workers54030,400$19,530 - 41,42011%14%
41Counter and rental clerks49021,000$15,950 - 30,97023%16%
42Landscaping and groundskeeping workers48028,300$17,760 - 45,80018%6%
43Sales representatives, services, all other47050,610$18,080 - 102,93028%48%
44Healthcare support workers, all other46033,710$21,600 - 48,45016%10%
45Billing and posting clerks and machine operators44029,420$21,480 - 40,5104%15%
46Pharmacy technicians44023,810$16,090 - 34,03032%16%
47Child care workers43019,870$16,310 - 23,31018%15%
48Insurance claims and policy processing clerks43033,360$22,150 - 47,6700%22%
49Electricians38063,400$44,400 - 80,2407%7%
50Hairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists36032,860$17,470 - 58,95012%6%
51Medical assistants35030,320$22,030 - 43,11035%10%
52Fire fighters35035,170$15,890 - 69,95012%18%
53Shipping, receiving, and traffic clerks35026,310$17,300 - 39,0504%6%
54Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks33018,930$16,420 - 22,55017%14%
55File clerks33021,010$16,130 - 27,020-40%20%
56Postal service mail carriers330 1%11%
57Security guards31037,730$20,940 - 52,12017%13%
58Claims adjusters, examiners, and investigators30060,240$38,420 - 79,5609%47%
59Loan officers30058,600$31,770 - 98,65012%49%
60First-line supervisors/managers of non-retail sales workers30062,850$33,960 - 117,9704%38%
61First-line supervisors/managers of mechanics, installers, and repairers29057,870$29,890 - 81,8507%13%
62Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers28017,390$15,850 - 21,18012%6%
63Cooks, institution and cafeteria28022,100$16,690 - 30,41011%5%
64Packers and packagers, hand27017,900$16,000 - 20,010-11%3%
65Postal service mail sorters, processors, and processing machine operators270 -7%12%
66Loan interviewers and clerks26030,710$23,530 - 39,3900%24%
67Hosts and hostesses, restaurant, lounge, and coffee shop26017,420$15,930 - 19,81010%17%
68Radiologic technologists and technicians25049,410$25,550 - 68,45015%25%
69Parts salespersons25033,170$18,730 - 49,660-1%6%
70Food service managers25040,980$22,770 - 65,5705%24%
71Insurance sales agents23052,290$26,850 - 91,64013%45%
72Industrial truck and tractor operators23032,780$20,480 - 46,650-1%2%
73First-line supervisors/managers of construction trades and extraction workers22053,930$34,620 - 78,8009%10%
74Emergency medical technicians and paramedics22026,870$18,120 - 38,22019%14%
75Laundry and dry-cleaning workers20021,500$16,280 - 29,98010%5%
76Physicians and surgeons, all other200205,210$114,650 - 0%0%
77Cleaners of vehicles and equipment20018,230$16,020 - 23,15014%3%
78Dental hygienists20056,330$42,460 - 67,60030%33%
79Computer operators20037,080$27,660 - 50,260-24%27%
80First-line supervisors/managers of housekeeping and janitorial workers19035,530$17,590 - 54,08013%11%
81Mail clerks and mail machine operators, except postal service19025,000$17,010 - 32,440-11%9%
82Operating engineers and other construction equipment operators19059,480$42,270 - 87,8608%3%
83Paralegals and legal assistants19040,480$18,180 - 66,61022%45%
84Dental assistants18032,900$22,480 - 41,12029%9%
85Health technologists and technicians, all other18045,300$28,320 - 62,65015%27%
86Driver/sales workers18022,110$16,220 - 36,080-4%4%
87Switchboard operators, including answering service18023,450$18,210 - 30,500-7%10%
88First-line supervisors/managers of police and detectives18092,930$58,070 - 125,6209%33%
89Tire repairers and changers17023,060$16,380 - 35,30020%6%
90Legal secretaries17037,250$27,850 - 48,60012%18%
91Highway maintenance workers17042,260$15,930 - 63,5509%5%
92Machinists17028,180$23,320 - 31,340-2%3%
93Counter attendants, cafeteria, food concession, and coffee shop17017,500$15,890 - 21,68010%8%
94Nonfarm animal caretakers16020,220$16,530 - 25,16018%16%
95Cost estimators16052,020$25,970 - 85,62019%32%
96Printing machine operators16035,990$18,040 - 59,380-5%6%
97Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters16060,200$33,140 - 81,28011%4%
98Maintenance workers, machinery16054,730$33,020 - 79,9000%0%
99Interviewers, except eligibility and loan15030,920$19,970 - 40,42010%24%
100Preschool teachers, except special education15024,750$15,800 - 41,90026%43%
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Jobs More Common Near Springfield Than Most Other Cities

* Average job popularity for metro areas = 1.0

TitleMean Local SalaryLocal JobsPop. vs. Avg.*
Administrative law judges, adjudicators, and hearing officers53,23025060.1
Office and administrative support workers, all other33,0402,08011.6
Social workers, all other49,4003107.1
Administrative services managers56,6609905.3
Chief executives 1,0004.8
Environmental engineers72,8301704.7
Meter readers, utilities29,4901004.2
Cardiovascular technologists and technicians47,0301304.1
Floral designers21,6901504
Healthcare practitioners and technical workers, all other64,3101403.9
Health technologists and technicians, all other45,3001803.7
Environmental scientists and specialists, including health60,5202103.7
Maintenance workers, machinery54,7301603.6
Healthcare support workers, all other33,7104603.5
Data entry keyers28,0007003.4
First-line supervisors/managers of police and detectives92,9301803.3
Personal care and service workers, all other19,6701303.3
Special education teachers, preschool, kindergarten, and elementary school44,8004603.1
Health educators35,6001303.1
Computer specialists, all other66,0604202.9
Tire repairers and changers23,0601702.8
Pressers, textile, garment, and related materials21,0501102.7
Highway maintenance workers42,2601702.7
Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists, all other46,2404302.6
Computer operators37,0802002.6
Business operations specialists, all other58,7701,9702.5
Insurance claims and policy processing clerks33,3604302.5
Computer systems analysts78,9209902.5
Insurance underwriters60,8201702.4
New accounts clerks28,8701302.3
Community and social service specialists, all other51,8601602.2
Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks18,9303302.2
General and operations managers73,2102,6102.2
File clerks21,0103302.2
Bill and account collectors26,9406702.2
Couriers and messengers24,8301502.1
Child, family, and school social workers44,0004002.1
Detectives and criminal investigators66,9901302.1
Physician assistants68,1501002
Fire fighters35,1703501.9
Pharmacy technicians23,8104401.9
Ushers, lobby attendants, and ticket takers18,9901301.9
Postal service mail sorters, processors, and processing machine operators 2701.9
Mail clerks and mail machine operators, except postal service25,0001901.9
Managers, all other74,5905001.8
Executive secretaries and administrative assistants46,6302,0601.8
Emergency medical technicians and paramedics26,8702201.8
Employment, recruitment, and placement specialists54,8202801.8
Medical and clinical laboratory technicians37,8101901.8
Cooks, fast food17,9006701.8

Work Paying Relatively Well in the Springfield, Illinois Metro Area (2008 data)

* Average Salary Index for metro areas = 1.0

TitleMean Local SalarySalary Index *Local Jobs
Security guards37,7301.49310
Maintenance workers, machinery54,7301.45160
Painters, construction and maintenance48,5501.42120
Operating engineers and other construction equipment operators59,4801.39190
Cement masons and concrete finishers50,7301.37140
Community and social service specialists, all other51,8601.36160
Electricians63,4001.35380
Hairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists32,8601.31360
Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters60,2001.31160
First-line supervisors/managers of police and detectives92,9301.28180
Healthcare practitioners and technical workers, all other64,3101.27140
Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants30,4001.271,180
Highway maintenance workers42,2601.2170
Executive secretaries and administrative assistants46,6301.22,060
First-line supervisors/managers of production and operating workers62,7101.18150
Production, planning, and expediting clerks48,0901.18150
Landscaping and groundskeeping workers28,3001.17480
Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, technical and scientific products85,0801.17150
Compliance officers, except agriculture, construction, health and safety, and transportation58,5601.16110
Healthcare support workers, all other33,7101.16460
Physicians and surgeons, all other205,2101.15200
Computer systems analysts78,9201.15990
Employment, recruitment, and placement specialists54,8201.15280
Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand27,1901.13950
Computer programmers72,3501.13400
Office clerks, general28,2601.113,080
Compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists58,1801.11130
Health technologists and technicians, all other45,3001.11180
Detectives and criminal investigators66,9901.11130
Customer service representatives32,8101.111,550
Printing machine operators35,9901.1160
Industrial truck and tractor operators32,7801.09230
Interviewers, except eligibility and loan30,9201.09150
Parts salespersons33,1701.09250
Truck drivers, heavy and tractor-trailer40,7301.09770
Automotive body and related repairers42,6501.09140
Child, family, and school social workers44,0001.08400
Elementary school teachers, except special education53,9401.081,570
Laundry and dry-cleaning workers21,5001.08200
Medical assistants30,3201.08350
Janitors and cleaners, except maids and housekeeping cleaners24,6701.081,610
Claims adjusters, examiners, and investigators60,2401.08300
Installation, maintenance, and repair workers, all other38,8601.08120
Data entry keyers28,0001.08700
Waiters and waitresses20,1201.082,040
Financial managers99,7301.07340
Stock clerks and order fillers24,3401.07900
Office and administrative support workers, all other33,0401.072,080
Pressers, textile, garment, and related materials21,0501.06110
Team assemblers29,0001.06110

Highest Paying Jobs in Springfield, Illinois Metro Area (2008 data)

TitleMean Local SalaryLocal Jobs
Physicians and surgeons, all other205,210200
Dentists, general126,390 
Engineering managers121,38070
Pharmacists107,880210
Marketing managers106,14050
Financial managers99,730340
Computer software engineers, applications98,600 
Engineers, all other97,61040
Electronics engineers, except computer96,070 
Lawyers94,790430
Actuaries94,53030
First-line supervisors/managers of police and detectives92,930180
Computer and information systems managers92,540150
Personal financial advisors91,210100
Compensation and benefits managers88,42040
Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, technical and scientific products85,080150
Computer software engineers, systems software82,950150
Medical and health services managers82,860110
Physical therapists81,64090
Sales managers80,690280
Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents80,610160
Education administrators, elementary and secondary school79,170 
Computer systems analysts78,920990
Civil engineers77,430120
Reporters and correspondents75,52040
Management analysts74,990320
Financial examiners74,82050
Managers, all other74,590500
Stationary engineers and boiler operators73,27090
General and operations managers73,2102,610
Education administrators, postsecondary73,060 
Environmental engineers72,830170
Database administrators72,70070
Computer programmers72,350400
Geoscientists, except hydrologists and geographers71,98050
Financial analysts71,510120
Nuclear medicine technologists70,15050
Purchasing managers69,90040
Clinical, counseling, and school psychologists69,64070
Veterinarians69,46040
Editors69,460 
Industrial engineers69,37040
Physician assistants68,150100
Architects, except landscape and naval67,52060
Detectives and criminal investigators66,990130
Telecommunications equipment installers and repairers, except line installers66,610 
Computer specialists, all other66,060420
Healthcare practitioners and technical workers, all other64,310140
Diagnostic medical sonographers63,95070
Electricians63,400380

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