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Kalamazoo Employment

Employment and Industries in the Kalamazoo, Michigan Area

Kalamazoo has a diversified economy which includes the production of items such as automotive testing equipment and hydraulic systems, pharmaceutical and medical products, machinery, metal products, guitars, paper products and cereals. In addition, financial services are an integral part of the economy. Western Michigan University is a major employer and is also a significant economic factor in the area.

Kalamazoo is home to Eaton Corporation's North American truck component headquarters. Checker Motors is also based in Kalamazoo. Pfizer has offices, manufacturing facilities and research labs in the city.

Kalamazoo includes a diverse workforce. The are's colleges help job seekers through training and placement programs in collaboration with local companies. Significant job providing sectors include trade, transportation and utilities; healthcare, education, manufacturing, government, professional and business services; leisure and hospitality and biotechnology.

Western Michigan University's Business Technology and Research Park includes the Southwest Michigan Innovation Center. The university attracts information technology, advanced engineering and life sciences companies to the area.

Noteworthy information about Kalamazoo Michigan: The estimated median household income in 2007 was $30,000. In 2008 the cost of living index in Kalamazoo was at 83.9. The nation's average is 100. Regarding the adult population, 32.7% have achieved a bachelor's degree or better.

Kalamazoo's leading job providers are:

  • Western Michigan University - Education
  • Borgess Medical Center - Healthcare
  • Pfizer - Pharmaceuticals, chemicals and urethanes
  • Bronson Methodist Hospital - Healthcare
  • Stryker Medical Technology - Surgical and hospital equipment
  • Kalamazoo Public Schools - Education
  • National City Bank - Banking & financial services
  • Summit Polymers Inc - Injection molded thermo-plastics
  • Meijer, Inc - Retail goods and household products
  • Portage Public Schools - Education
  • County of Kalamazoo - Government
  • City of Kalamazoo - Government
  • Kalamazoo Valley Comm. College - Education
  • United States Postal Service - Government
  • State Farm Insurance Claims - Insurance
  • Target Distribution - Distribution Consultant
  • Eaton Corporation - Automotive parts distributor
  • Walmart - Retail goods and household products
  • Flowserve Corp - Fluid sealing systems
  • Graphic Packaging - Recycled paperboard/folding cartons

Some of the organizations providing assistance to local companies are:

People interested in staying up-to-date with local business activities can read the local newspaper the Kalamazoo Gazette.

Most Popular Jobs in Kalamazoo, Michigan 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 nurses3,28063,590$45,840 - 80,65024%56%
2Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, except technical and scientific products1,57050,200$20,300 - 84,1008%51%
3Elementary school teachers, except special education1,35047,070$32,910 - 65,29014%95%
4Teachers and instructors, all other1,34039,310$22,150 - 68,7809%54%
5Secondary school teachers, except special and vocational education91046,710$31,950 - 65,4506%96%
6Accountants and auditors73060,090$35,030 - 86,42018%79%
7Middle school teachers, except special and vocational education50047,950$30,440 - 65,19011%95%
8Chief executives450138,810$68,960 - 2%65%
9Computer systems analysts44064,350$43,190 - 87,21029%68%
10Financial managers37086,840$46,900 - 131,23013%60%
11Managers, all other37088,830$43,500 - 135,0807%55%
12Medical and health services managers37080,920$32,300 - 124,74016%57%
13Lawyers360115,370$57,990 - 11%99%
14Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists, all other35048,400$15,790 - 78,97017%56%
15Management analysts35058,830$34,020 - 81,96022%78%
16Social and human service assistants33028,520$18,180 - 46,10034%58%
17Computer programmers32051,960$29,520 - 79,7200%73%
18Coaches and scouts32028,960$15,420 - 51,67015%60%
19Child, family, and school social workers31045,140$29,510 - 63,58019%77%
20Public relations specialists29046,150$31,780 - 66,48018%81%
21Pharmacists270103,340$86,100 - 127,81022%97%
22Compliance officers, except agriculture, construction, health and safety, and transportation26051,420$29,720 - 82,7405%58%
23Personal financial advisors26070,260$27,380 - 41%81%
24Computer specialists, all other26047,950$23,040 - 82,62015%68%
25Sales managers25093,520$46,670 - 160,52010%69%
26Community and social service specialists, all other24034,730$18,250 - 51,69025%58%
27Computer and information systems managers24098,290$54,600 - 150,24016%73%
28Financial specialists, all other23051,980$33,270 - 77,32012%50%
29Sales and related workers, all other23035,080$17,950 - 53,17014%62%
30Engineering managers210119,830$77,100 - 7%84%
31Network and computer systems administrators20053,260$35,610 - 74,77027%50%
32Medical and clinical laboratory technologists20053,210$38,450 - 64,83012%51%
33Employment, recruitment, and placement specialists20042,550$23,720 - 62,77018%56%
34Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, technical and scientific products20073,060$32,160 - 104,91012%51%
35Educational, vocational, and school counselors20049,380$30,560 - 67,07013%73%
36Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents19084,280$26,490 - 25%67%
37Computer software engineers, applications19072,300$49,500 - 99,31045%85%
38Education administrators, elementary and secondary school18082,930$66,640 - 110,6808%78%
39Engineers, all other17065,550$30,070 - 113,6806%82%
40Education administrators, postsecondary170105,680$44,850 - 14%78%
41Librarians15050,650$34,770 - 66,8504%85%
42Physical therapists15074,050$47,980 - 103,78027%89%
43Training and development specialists15053,550$30,220 - 83,49018%56%
44Medical and clinical laboratory technicians15032,180$22,550 - 46,83015%51%
45Education, training, and library workers, all other15030,790$17,330 - 60,93011%79%
46Vocational education teachers, secondary school14050,400$35,070 - 68,6400%96%
47Special education teachers, preschool, kindergarten, and elementary school14048,040$34,750 - 63,83020%87%
48Dentists, general140176,500$95,020 - 9%100%
49Market research analysts13054,080$24,920 - 80,62020%82%
50Healthcare practitioners and technical workers, all other13050,260$21,270 - 82,69015%72%
51Financial analysts13056,530$31,300 - 99,09034%87%
52Tax preparers13026,600$18,570 - 38,2800%54%
53Civil engineers12070,040$46,030 - 98,14018%87%
54Occupational therapists11064,330$47,870 - 90,51023%90%
55Probation officers and correctional treatment specialists11054,550$44,120 - 64,45011%58%
56Mental health and substance abuse social workers11044,900$32,840 - 59,55030%77%
57Graphic designers11041,860$28,040 - 59,01010%55%
58Medical and public health social workers11051,160$33,830 - 72,74024%77%
59Physician assistants11095,250$70,600 - 140,60027%67%
60Musicians and singers100 $ - 10%53%
61Environmental scientists and specialists, including health10053,680$35,890 - 65,75025%93%
62Natural sciences managers10090,360$59,380 - 127,51011%93%
63Human resources managers, all other10079,460$52,770 - 120,65011%58%
64Advertising sales agents10039,880$15,730 - 72,73020%56%
65Public relations managers10057,000$19,990 - 83,92017%75%
66Social and community service managers9063,750$22,330 - 110,73025%72%
67Instructional coordinators9057,960$32,210 - 90,93023%79%
68Operations research analysts9066,420$26,340 - 104,48011%71%
69Database administrators9058,280$35,840 - 80,93029%72%
70Clinical, counseling, and school psychologists9063,170$35,170 - 79,74016%99%
71Veterinarians8080,060$67,380 - 112,29035%100%
72Electrical engineers8068,060$45,000 - 100,1106%81%
73Technical writers8064,390$39,060 - 102,75020%74%
74Marketing managers8078,390$45,650 - 131,96014%69%
75Compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists8056,190$37,330 - 78,83018%56%
76Network systems and data communications analysts8060,460$42,130 - 85,19053%57%
77Self-enrichment education teachers8034,790$16,530 - 61,76023%54%
78Speech-language pathologists8057,590$31,610 - 82,80011%98%
79Architects, except landscape and naval7063,900$35,410 - 101,23018%88%
80Special education teachers, middle school7048,860$35,290 - 64,34016%87%
81Chiropractors70 $ - 14%98%
82Special education teachers, secondary school7051,830$35,580 - 68,6709%87%
83Purchasing managers7081,650$48,770 - 112,1003%57%
84Statisticians6079,580$45,340 - 122,5909%93%
85Insurance underwriters6060,490$41,190 - 90,2506%53%
86Therapists, all other6047,320$37,220 - 58,66010%83%
87Optometrists60101,180$46,060 - 11%100%
88Detectives and criminal investigators6064,920$55,430 - 79,11017%54%
89Health educators5042,260$32,900 - 58,75026%58%
90Designers, all other5045,640$24,640 - 54,93012%55%
91Dietitians and nutritionists5054,290$34,880 - 65,1009%72%
92Interior designers5035,920$20,360 - 57,60020%55%
93Floral designers4021,500$16,480 - 28,3400%55%
94Financial examiners4061,540$33,230 - 95,33011%76%
95Education administrators, all other4076,280$26,590 - 110,89013%78%
96Sales engineers3072,140$46,450 - 118,0409%79%
97Compensation and benefits managers3088,660$39,610 - 123,98012%58%
98Occupational health and safety specialists3062,370$34,340 - 87,0208%72%
99Credit analysts3047,120$34,740 - 64,6802%60%

Where the Majority of Workers Do Not Have College Degrees

RankTitleLocal JobsLocal Mean SalaryTypical Local SalaryNational Growth % 2006-2016National % With College Degree
1Retail salespersons5,32024,700$15,450 - 39,84012%25%
2Office clerks, general3,47027,400$16,510 - 41,51013%19%
3Cashiers3,04018,340$15,320 - 23,610-2%10%
4Combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast food2,93017,230$15,410 - 20,71018%5%
5Waiters and waitresses2,91018,370$15,420 - 24,07011%14%
6Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand2,89025,930$16,440 - 38,6602%5%
7Janitors and cleaners, except maids and housekeeping cleaners2,52024,950$15,980 - 36,22015%4%
8Customer service representatives2,24031,200$17,260 - 51,85025%22%
9Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants2,03024,150$18,450 - 31,19018%7%
10Truck drivers, heavy and tractor-trailer1,99034,910$24,770 - 45,80010%4%
11Teacher assistants1,82021,100$15,890 - 27,03010%18%
12Secretaries, except legal, medical, and executive1,74028,920$20,130 - 40,7601%18%
13Stock clerks and order fillers1,74023,650$15,790 - 34,970-7%8%
14Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks1,70035,920$20,700 - 56,22013%16%
15Team assemblers1,50029,010$19,380 - 38,4900%5%
16Receptionists and information clerks1,41024,800$17,780 - 31,89017%13%
17Home health aides1,37020,260$17,010 - 26,65049%7%
18General and operations managers1,35083,170$41,100 - 141,6902%48%
19Cooks, fast food1,30017,560$15,260 - 21,8708%5%
20Assemblers and fabricators, all other1,28024,570$15,780 - 32,100-8%5%
21Tellers1,22023,470$16,290 - 31,55014%16%
22First-line supervisors/managers of retail sales workers1,20037,440$20,820 - 53,6104%25%
23Maintenance and repair workers, general1,18036,760$19,970 - 54,76010%6%
24Food preparation workers1,14019,320$15,640 - 26,79015%7%
25Production workers, all other1,11023,180$16,340 - 31,9002%5%
26Landscaping and groundskeeping workers1,10024,030$16,390 - 32,15018%6%
27Executive secretaries and administrative assistants1,07038,640$25,850 - 54,28015%18%
28First-line supervisors/managers of office and administrative support workers1,02046,210$28,720 - 72,0206%29%
29Postsecondary teachers, all other96044,300$26,510 - 78,6600%0%
30Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters92061,780$31,280 - 85,81011%4%
31Child care workers91021,430$15,470 - 35,04018%15%
32Business operations specialists, all other90071,250$33,350 - 131,40021%49%
33Truck drivers, light or delivery services89029,800$16,030 - 54,5808%4%
34Machinists88041,400$27,440 - 52,720-2%3%
35Cooks, restaurant86021,460$16,090 - 26,74012%5%
36First-line supervisors/managers of food preparation and serving workers86028,170$17,290 - 45,69011%14%
37First-line supervisors/managers of production and operating workers82052,590$31,200 - 82,620-4%15%
38Industrial truck and tractor operators80031,430$21,920 - 42,140-1%2%
39Maids and housekeeping cleaners77022,180$15,770 - 31,33013%5%
40Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers73031,480$18,830 - 53,740-6%14%
41Shipping, receiving, and traffic clerks69029,760$19,090 - 41,6704%6%
42Construction laborers68031,370$18,900 - 42,78011%5%
43Automotive service technicians and mechanics66038,190$19,160 - 60,90014%4%
44Electricians66048,580$28,990 - 66,8607%7%
45Dishwashers66016,600$15,210 - 19,95010%3%
46Security guards63023,630$16,270 - 33,18017%13%
47Police and sheriff's patrol officers63051,770$28,310 - 66,86011%33%
48Cleaners of vehicles and equipment61017,890$15,280 - 24,56014%3%
49Loan officers57049,340$26,390 - 83,26012%49%
50Billing and posting clerks and machine operators56031,530$21,850 - 41,8004%15%
51Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers52019,310$15,360 - 25,22012%6%
52Counter and rental clerks51020,720$15,650 - 26,14023%16%
53Molding, coremaking, and casting machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic51027,490$18,240 - 38,860-12%0%
54Carpenters51042,370$23,730 - 62,93010%6%
55Computer-controlled machine tool operators, metal and plastic51029,800$22,130 - 38,560-2%6%
56Medical assistants50028,370$21,750 - 35,40035%10%
57Helpers--production workers50026,310$17,000 - 37,3000%4%
58Cutting, punching, and press machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic48028,470$20,150 - 37,260-14%0%
59Computer support specialists47042,230$24,760 - 64,62013%43%
60Cooks, institution and cafeteria47023,880$16,890 - 31,20011%5%
61Bill and account collectors45027,100$17,900 - 37,44023%13%
62Driver/sales workers45024,180$15,390 - 41,450-4%4%
63Pharmacy technicians43025,380$15,450 - 33,27032%16%
64Bus drivers, school42029,550$23,420 - 36,8109%4%
65Postal service mail carriers410 1%11%
66Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses40040,040$31,640 - 50,54014%7%
67Bartenders39018,350$15,330 - 24,05011%17%
68First-line supervisors/managers of construction trades and extraction workers38060,490$36,500 - 90,7009%10%
69First-line supervisors/managers of mechanics, installers, and repairers38056,060$31,370 - 83,6507%13%
70Food service managers37040,810$19,720 - 74,3705%24%
71Industrial machinery mechanics36043,290$27,330 - 59,4309%5%
72Production, planning, and expediting clerks36037,960$23,430 - 56,8104%30%
73Food servers, nonrestaurant35019,360$16,140 - 24,11016%9%
74Loan interviewers and clerks330 0%24%
75Hosts and hostesses, restaurant, lounge, and coffee shop33017,010$15,190 - 20,13010%17%
76Paper goods machine setters, operators, and tenders33035,580$19,420 - 51,630-17%0%
77Dental hygienists32059,890$53,020 - 67,87030%33%
78Installation, maintenance, and repair workers, all other31040,530$19,330 - 58,7908%9%
79Sales representatives, services, all other31054,600$23,690 - 82,64028%48%
80Healthcare support workers, all other30041,690$18,660 - 78,04016%10%
81Cost estimators30053,860$30,320 - 76,48019%32%
82Physicians and surgeons, all other300183,120$81,210 - 0%0%
83Postal service mail sorters, processors, and processing machine operators300 -7%12%
84Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products30049,900$33,820 - 68,0400%42%
85Fitness trainers and aerobics instructors30022,520$15,490 - 37,73027%47%
86Office and administrative support workers, all other29029,170$17,420 - 43,070-8%32%
87Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers29043,750$20,780 - 66,6909%3%
88Amusement and recreation attendants29020,480$15,380 - 31,23024%22%
89Counter attendants, cafeteria, food concession, and coffee shop29016,360$15,300 - 18,42010%8%
90Laundry and dry-cleaning workers28023,360$17,700 - 30,12010%5%
91Hairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists28026,720$15,980 - 45,70012%6%
92Dental assistants27036,210$27,260 - 47,81029%9%
93Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks27019,390$16,100 - 24,51017%14%
94First-line supervisors/managers of non-retail sales workers27064,010$34,990 - 98,1504%38%
95Welders, cutters, solderers, and brazers26033,510$22,700 - 50,9005%2%
96Administrative services managers26059,700$29,070 - 98,46012%40%
97Industrial production managers24080,840$42,910 - 130,330-5%43%
98Chemical technicians24039,670$27,510 - 56,8206%37%
99Tool and die makers24041,700$19,940 - 68,060-9%5%
100Radiologic technologists and technicians24046,280$26,990 - 62,20015%25%
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Jobs More Common Near Kalamazoo Than Most Other Cities

* Average job popularity for metro areas = 1.0

TitleMean Local SalaryLocal JobsPop. vs. Avg.*
Metal workers and plastic workers, all other27,1002309.2
Crushing, grinding, and polishing machine setters, operators, and tenders31,7501807.1
Postsecondary teachers, all other44,3009605.8
Assemblers and fabricators, all other24,5701,2805.3
Production workers, all other23,1801,1105.2
Molding, coremaking, and casting machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic27,4905104.6
Computer-controlled machine tool operators, metal and plastic29,8005104.4
Paper goods machine setters, operators, and tenders35,5803304.3
Material moving workers, all other35,6401204.1
Chemical technicians39,6702404.1
Millwrights52,2501003.5
Tool and die makers41,7002403.3
Musicians and singers 1003.1
Life, physical, and social science technicians, all other42,0601403
Health technologists and technicians, all other49,2401902.9
Teachers and instructors, all other39,3101,3402.9
Tax preparers26,6001302.7
Healthcare practitioners and technical workers, all other50,2601302.7
Cooks, fast food17,5601,3002.6
Probation officers and correctional treatment specialists54,5501102.5
Natural sciences managers90,3601002.5
Community and social service specialists, all other34,7302402.5
Grinding, lapping, polishing, and buffing machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic32,5201802.5
Installation, maintenance, and repair workers, all other40,5303102.4
Machinists41,4008802.4
Cardiovascular technologists and technicians54,0601002.4
Cutting, punching, and press machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic28,4704802.3
Tellers23,4701,2202.2
Industrial engineering technicians54,1901302.2
Education administrators, postsecondary105,6801702.1
Education, training, and library workers, all other30,7901502.1
Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters61,7809202.1
Vocational education teachers, secondary school50,4001402.1
Mixing and blending machine setters, operators, and tenders32,1702402.1
Coaches and scouts28,9603202
Structural iron and steel workers52,6701102
Chefs and head cooks35,3701802
Food servers, nonrestaurant19,3603501.9
Public relations managers57,0001001.9
Food service managers40,8103701.9
Cleaners of vehicles and equipment17,8906101.9
Dental hygienists59,8903201.9
Maintenance workers, machinery44,9201101.8
Loan officers49,3405701.8
Dentists, general176,5001401.8
Court, municipal, and license clerks35,9001501.7
Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers31,4807301.7
Healthcare support workers, all other41,6903001.7
Industrial production managers80,8402401.7
Personal financial advisors70,2602601.7

Work Paying Relatively Well in the Kalamazoo, Michigan Metro Area (2008 data)

* Average Salary Index for metro areas = 1.0

TitleMean Local SalarySalary Index *Local Jobs
Healthcare support workers, all other41,6901.43300
Sheet metal workers57,2401.37230
Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters61,7801.34920
Printing machine operators41,4501.27120
Probation officers and correctional treatment specialists54,5501.26110
Business operations specialists, all other71,2501.21900
Health technologists and technicians, all other49,2401.21190
Preschool teachers, except special education30,6401.2130
Machine feeders and offbearers31,0201.2140
Maintenance workers, machinery44,9201.19110
Education administrators, postsecondary105,6801.19170
Laundry and dry-cleaning workers23,3601.18280
Physician assistants95,2501.17110
Maids and housekeeping cleaners22,1801.16770
Structural iron and steel workers52,6701.16110
Helpers--installation, maintenance, and repair workers28,6101.15140
Highway maintenance workers40,5001.15110
First-line supervisors/managers of helpers, laborers, and material movers, hand49,4201.15150
Insurance sales agents64,2501.14190
Legal secretaries40,7301.13180
Bus drivers, school29,5501.13420
Lawyers115,3701.13360
Mental health and substance abuse social workers44,9001.13110
Dental assistants36,2101.12270
Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks35,9201.121,700
Installation, maintenance, and repair workers, all other40,5301.12310
Machinists41,4001.12880
Industrial engineering technicians54,1901.12130
Telecommunications equipment installers and repairers, except line installers57,1701.12170
Paper goods machine setters, operators, and tenders35,5801.12330
Helpers--production workers26,3101.11500
Medical and public health social workers51,1601.11110
Child care workers21,4301.11910
Child, family, and school social workers45,1401.11310
Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers19,3101.11520
Amusement and recreation attendants20,4801.11290
Paralegals and legal assistants47,2101.1140
Engineering managers119,8301.09210
Dentists, general176,5001.09140
Janitors and cleaners, except maids and housekeeping cleaners24,9501.092,520
First-line supervisors/managers of housekeeping and janitorial workers37,9401.09130
Court, municipal, and license clerks35,9001.08150
Carpenters42,3701.08510
Office clerks, general27,4001.083,470
Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand25,9301.072,890
Managers, all other88,8301.07370
Maintenance and repair workers, general36,7601.071,180
Grinding, lapping, polishing, and buffing machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic32,5201.07180
Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers43,7501.07290
Police and sheriff's patrol officers51,7701.07630

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