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Las Vegas Employment

Employment and Industries in the Las Vegas, Nevada Area

The tables here illustrate essential information about work and employment in the area. Information includes:

  • A table of the most numerous types of work found here, both for jobs generally requiring college degrees and jobs not requiring college degrees.
  • A table listing those careers significantly more common in Las Vegas than in other US cities; this is useful both for career planning and for understanding the nature of Las Vegas.
  • A list of the highest-paying jobs in Las Vegas.
  • A list of any large public companies in Las Vegas.

Most Popular Jobs in Las Vegas, Nevada 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 nurses11,57071,270$53,730 - 92,17024%56%
2Elementary school teachers, except special education8,26047,380$34,750 - 63,39014%95%
3Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, except technical and scientific products6,69060,880$26,990 - 103,2408%51%
4Accountants and auditors4,05057,530$34,680 - 86,74018%79%
5Managers, all other3,80091,080$46,350 - 143,8307%55%
6Financial managers3,26094,840$47,920 - 161,37013%60%
7Sales managers2,54083,960$42,870 - 146,06010%69%
8Lawyers2,520113,090$68,700 - 11%99%
9Civil engineers2,21086,630$56,510 - 123,45018%87%
10Compliance officers, except agriculture, construction, health and safety, and transportation2,05045,610$27,430 - 76,7305%58%
11Management analysts1,97080,170$47,630 - 122,24022%78%
12Pharmacists1,730102,900$52,410 - 132,52022%97%
13Employment, recruitment, and placement specialists1,43041,790$18,530 - 69,37018%56%
14Medical and health services managers1,43091,540$50,260 - 134,32016%57%
15Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, technical and scientific products1,42063,270$35,140 - 114,07012%51%
16Computer systems analysts1,35072,240$43,280 - 104,27029%68%
17Marketing managers1,33096,480$46,730 - 164,98014%69%
18Sales and related workers, all other1,32034,800$16,690 - 72,56014%62%
19Child, family, and school social workers1,31050,890$35,060 - 70,79019%77%
20Graphic designers1,25047,860$28,770 - 76,17010%55%
21Architects, except landscape and naval1,19070,930$24,540 - 124,27018%88%
22Education administrators, elementary and secondary school1,00086,220$66,380 - 107,8708%78%
23Social and human service assistants96027,300$17,690 - 39,52034%58%
24Computer programmers96064,870$38,000 - 96,8100%73%
25Network and computer systems administrators90059,620$32,060 - 89,18027%50%
26Educational, vocational, and school counselors90053,800$36,030 - 74,64013%73%
27Computer software engineers, applications89077,230$44,020 - 120,66045%85%
28Advertising sales agents89063,150$18,660 - 108,24020%56%
29Training and development specialists88049,590$25,180 - 82,14018%56%
30Chief executives870159,090$63,590 - 2%65%
31Computer and information systems managers84096,280$58,060 - 139,44016%73%
32Medical and clinical laboratory technicians79034,010$22,780 - 49,04015%51%
33Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists, all other78053,870$27,670 - 80,98017%56%
34Computer software engineers, systems software76084,520$52,830 - 118,48028%85%
35Physical therapists74090,050$57,230 - 149,84027%89%
36Computer specialists, all other74063,670$41,030 - 87,88015%68%
37Musicians and singers730 $ - 10%53%
38Engineers, all other66083,090$48,750 - 128,1506%82%
39Dentists, general650158,150$85,150 - 9%100%
40Public relations specialists64069,560$40,040 - 119,54018%81%
41Market research analysts63056,150$21,080 - 94,01020%82%
42Network systems and data communications analysts63073,360$48,450 - 102,33053%57%
43Medical and clinical laboratory technologists62066,990$51,910 - 83,78012%51%
44Special education teachers, preschool, kindergarten, and elementary school62050,130$35,390 - 66,69020%87%
45Actors610 $ - 12%62%
46Producers and directors59078,170$35,640 - 143,73011%75%
47Engineering managers580121,180$79,620 - 7%84%
48Medical and public health social workers54061,620$43,270 - 82,18024%77%
49Environmental scientists and specialists, including health53074,510$43,840 - 121,43025%93%
50Human resources managers, all other52087,600$52,060 - 126,87011%58%
51Surveyors52063,120$36,130 - 89,45024%82%
52Electronics engineers, except computer50081,080$53,850 - 117,1004%81%
53Advertising and promotions managers49069,080$40,020 - 113,9906%76%
54Credit analysts47065,030$34,030 - 114,3002%60%
55Librarians46063,350$46,160 - 81,0404%85%
56Personal financial advisors46073,260$28,760 - 108,91041%81%
57Social and community service managers45047,610$27,810 - 79,60025%72%
58Compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists45059,270$35,180 - 90,69018%56%
59Occupational therapists43086,960$28,210 - 149,18023%90%
60Commercial pilots43066,710$29,780 - 108,29013%74%
61Interior designers43071,210$30,770 - 111,54020%55%
62Self-enrichment education teachers42038,600$25,830 - 51,87023%54%
63Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents40047,780$22,410 - 93,62025%67%
64Financial specialists, all other40049,330$25,490 - 78,35012%50%
65Meeting and convention planners39051,710$31,650 - 82,96020%67%
66Education administrators, postsecondary39089,210$40,580 - 153,32014%78%
67Detectives and criminal investigators38069,850$47,420 - 96,30017%54%
68Physician assistants350101,740$26,720 - 27%67%
69Electrical engineers34080,340$47,840 - 116,9606%81%
70Tax preparers33059,240$19,440 - 84,6900%54%
71Writers and authors30053,230$32,980 - 68,61013%84%
72Occupational health and safety specialists30066,880$41,640 - 96,4208%72%
73Editors29054,180$32,140 - 94,7302%81%
74Purchasing managers29080,250$45,170 - 120,6903%57%
75Mechanical engineers29089,690$58,840 - 127,5604%78%
76Financial analysts27076,580$41,920 - 103,99034%87%
77Clinical, counseling, and school psychologists27071,250$46,730 - 98,08016%99%
78Veterinarians26086,830$31,690 - 114,60035%100%
79Floral designers26031,920$21,730 - 40,3400%55%
80Sales engineers25069,970$39,890 - 99,9209%79%
81Substance abuse and behavioral disorder counselors24039,540$31,640 - 51,15034%73%
82Art directors24061,410$37,230 - 98,1809%58%
83Speech-language pathologists240 $ - 11%98%
84Chiropractors230120,290$30,620 - 14%98%
85Community and social service specialists, all other23041,600$17,970 - 63,33025%58%
86Database administrators23081,520$51,010 - 116,51029%72%
87Social workers, all other23043,110$24,100 - 70,79018%77%
88Public relations managers230114,640$58,490 - 17%75%
89Mental health and substance abuse social workers22057,070$29,820 - 112,19030%77%
90Industrial engineers22066,860$43,030 - 93,73020%74%
91Mental health counselors21049,280$35,030 - 66,45030%73%
92Technical writers21050,710$29,560 - 75,73020%74%
93Multi-media artists and animators21064,140$34,930 - 104,97026%58%
94Dietitians and nutritionists19057,950$20,930 - 77,9509%72%
95Reporters and correspondents18045,360$18,200 - 68,5201%85%
96Airline pilots, copilots, and flight engineers170 $ - 13%74%
97Education administrators, preschool and child care center/program17037,640$27,230 - 49,99024%78%
98Healthcare practitioners and technical workers, all other17046,240$22,780 - 91,66015%72%
99Health and safety engineers, except mining safety engineers and inspectors17073,930$39,070 - 108,47010%74%
100Budget analysts17071,070$47,660 - 99,3107%78%

Where the Majority of Workers Do Not Have College Degrees

RankTitleLocal JobsLocal Mean SalaryTypical Local SalaryNational Growth % 2006-2016National % With College Degree
1Waiters and waitresses32,96020,100$13,300 - 28,32011%14%
2Retail salespersons31,08025,090$14,390 - 40,15012%25%
3Cashiers25,43021,220$15,030 - 31,480-2%10%
4Janitors and cleaners, except maids and housekeeping cleaners23,53026,180$17,410 - 32,85015%4%
5Combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast food20,75018,720$13,530 - 25,99018%5%
6Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand20,55026,620$17,240 - 39,3402%5%
7Office clerks, general19,99029,350$17,850 - 42,75013%19%
8Gaming dealers19,82014,690$12,780 - 16,96024%11%
9Maids and housekeeping cleaners19,58026,370$18,130 - 32,19013%5%
10Security guards16,93025,910$17,200 - 37,81017%13%
11Carpenters14,82050,980$28,250 - 77,18010%6%
12Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks13,61033,820$22,410 - 49,20013%16%
13Cooks, restaurant12,32029,120$20,380 - 39,12012%5%
14General and operations managers12,230102,220$42,550 - 2%48%
15Customer service representatives12,23030,680$20,520 - 44,54025%22%
16Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers11,35021,460$13,820 - 30,25012%6%
17Stock clerks and order fillers10,73024,760$16,620 - 36,840-7%8%
18First-line supervisors/managers of office and administrative support workers10,65045,030$27,540 - 65,5106%29%
19Taxi drivers and chauffeurs10,16028,180$18,270 - 40,14013%15%
20Bartenders9,83026,300$13,950 - 38,63011%17%
21First-line supervisors/managers of retail sales workers9,47039,380$22,410 - 59,9404%25%
22Dishwashers9,19022,770$14,270 - 31,30010%3%
23Landscaping and groundskeeping workers9,07026,190$16,820 - 42,19018%6%
24Maintenance and repair workers, general9,03041,960$23,360 - 62,34010%6%
25Receptionists and information clerks8,28025,830$17,720 - 35,30017%13%
26Office and administrative support workers, all other8,18028,520$16,740 - 42,150-8%32%
27Secretaries, except legal, medical, and executive7,99034,390$22,500 - 49,2701%18%
28First-line supervisors/managers of construction trades and extraction workers7,86070,890$44,470 - 101,7809%10%
29First-line supervisors/managers of food preparation and serving workers7,83034,840$22,200 - 50,15011%14%
30Construction laborers7,37035,620$19,060 - 55,94011%5%
31Gaming supervisors7,22047,030$27,940 - 65,44023%30%
32Electricians6,63056,840$29,710 - 86,0007%7%
33Food preparation workers6,27024,950$16,580 - 35,96015%7%
34Truck drivers, light or delivery services6,07033,360$18,030 - 51,0908%4%
35Truck drivers, heavy and tractor-trailer5,86043,090$30,670 - 59,38010%4%
36Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters4,97055,800$32,130 - 81,59011%4%
37Executive secretaries and administrative assistants4,91044,090$28,370 - 64,30015%18%
38Cooks, fast food4,70017,310$13,120 - 23,4908%5%
39Shipping, receiving, and traffic clerks4,34030,920$19,330 - 45,7404%6%
40Hosts and hostesses, restaurant, lounge, and coffee shop4,32023,170$14,990 - 32,74010%17%
41Reservation and transportation ticket agents and travel clerks4,23028,380$18,470 - 40,7001%29%
42Cement masons and concrete finishers3,91046,770$27,450 - 68,87011%2%
43Bill and account collectors3,89033,320$22,730 - 40,60023%13%
44Automotive service technicians and mechanics3,84037,980$21,810 - 59,87014%4%
45Sales representatives, services, all other3,84047,940$23,430 - 86,20028%48%
46Counter attendants, cafeteria, food concession, and coffee shop3,68019,890$13,190 - 29,83010%8%
47Packers and packagers, hand3,58021,450$13,370 - 34,930-11%3%
48Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks3,49028,820$19,550 - 38,56017%14%
49Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants3,47029,530$21,340 - 39,34018%7%
50Cleaners of vehicles and equipment3,45020,960$13,880 - 30,52014%3%
51Business operations specialists, all other3,42065,410$33,430 - 119,74021%49%
52Teacher assistants3,21027,970$20,770 - 37,28010%18%
53Counter and rental clerks3,19025,330$16,230 - 37,27023%16%
54Painters, construction and maintenance3,16045,970$27,250 - 72,70012%6%
55Baggage porters and bellhops3,08022,510$14,940 - 30,5009%17%
56Food preparation and serving related workers, all other3,01023,830$16,390 - 31,78013%6%
57Computer support specialists2,98045,640$28,510 - 65,81013%43%
58Tellers2,97025,950$20,640 - 32,01014%16%
59Home health aides2,96022,250$16,120 - 26,51049%7%
60Laundry and dry-cleaning workers2,95023,390$20,090 - 28,40010%5%
61Police and sheriff's patrol officers2,95065,180$48,010 - 83,61011%33%
62Gaming change persons and booth cashiers2,92024,710$14,540 - 33,0607%10%
63Parking lot attendants2,91019,380$13,440 - 26,96012%14%
64Medical assistants2,89032,430$23,720 - 41,61035%10%
65Gaming service workers, all other2,84026,680$18,070 - 36,29026%11%
66Construction managers2,75098,720$53,280 - 160,96016%29%
67Cooks, short order2,70027,280$17,360 - 39,4205%5%
68First-line supervisors/managers of mechanics, installers, and repairers2,70058,750$35,560 - 83,6807%13%
69Gaming cage workers2,69029,030$21,170 - 38,77011%0%
70Drywall and ceiling tile installers2,61046,510$22,750 - 74,9507%2%
71Helpers--electricians2,56034,490$21,570 - 55,2307%3%
72First-line supervisors/managers of housekeeping and janitorial workers2,54036,140$24,020 - 50,32013%11%
73Billing and posting clerks and machine operators2,52033,530$24,670 - 46,1204%15%
74Preschool teachers, except special education2,46023,890$16,000 - 37,31026%43%
75Amusement and recreation attendants2,46019,770$13,450 - 27,46024%22%
76Bus drivers, transit and intercity2,42029,080$21,090 - 38,96013%4%
77Real estate sales agents2,38078,530$23,370 - 11%45%
78Chefs and head cooks2,36045,420$30,920 - 67,2708%14%
79Loan officers2,31056,510$27,530 - 96,72012%49%
80Telemarketers2,27024,300$16,070 - 37,260-9%14%
81Tile and marble setters2,26041,900$23,620 - 61,49015%3%
82Operating engineers and other construction equipment operators2,24055,460$34,280 - 79,8908%3%
83Plasterers and stucco masons2,23042,710$27,420 - 67,5708%0%
84Team assemblers2,21025,490$16,040 - 36,0900%5%
85Order clerks2,17027,340$18,440 - 38,350-23%16%
86Food service managers2,17063,620$37,040 - 102,0205%24%
87Driver/sales workers2,06024,610$14,600 - 40,030-4%4%
88Coin, vending, and amusement machine servicers and repairers2,04040,110$24,620 - 57,550-2%8%
89Dispatchers, except police, fire, and ambulance1,98031,700$20,940 - 46,1702%11%
90Personal and home care aides1,96022,960$17,780 - 30,35051%10%
91Switchboard operators, including answering service1,90028,700$19,870 - 37,620-7%10%
92Cost estimators1,89066,610$35,740 - 102,93019%32%
93Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses1,89046,700$36,620 - 58,38014%7%
94Industrial truck and tractor operators1,88031,830$22,340 - 45,660-1%2%
95Pharmacy technicians1,88034,250$24,200 - 46,27032%16%
96First-line supervisors/managers of production and operating workers1,87049,140$27,830 - 77,820-4%15%
97Correctional officers and jailers1,86058,760$41,410 - 81,42017%11%
98Helpers--production workers1,83022,220$15,450 - 33,2700%4%
99Dental assistants1,82033,050$18,970 - 47,98029%9%
100Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers1,81044,310$26,540 - 64,7009%3%
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Jobs More Common Near Las Vegas Than Most Other Cities

* Average job popularity for metro areas = 1.0

TitleMean Local SalaryLocal JobsPop. vs. Avg.*
Gaming service workers, all other26,6802,84056.5
Gaming supervisors47,0307,22047.3
Gaming dealers14,69019,82042.1
Gaming cage workers29,0302,69040
Gaming change persons and booth cashiers24,7102,92036.3
Gaming and sports book writers and runners22,1101,52029.8
Gaming managers91,01039029
Paperhangers59,56017025.2
Costume attendants33,28036023
Slot key persons27,9801,04021.2
Gaming surveillance officers and gaming investigators36,60056017.1
Terrazzo workers and finishers45,45018016.3
Dancers 84015.1
Riggers60,96057011.6
Food preparation and serving related workers, all other23,8303,01010.8
Baggage porters and bellhops22,5103,08010.7
Cooling and freezing equipment operators and tenders40,21020010.3
Transportation attendants, except flight attendants and baggage porters20,3101,19010.3
Plasterers and stucco masons42,7102,2309.6
Entertainers and performers, sports and related workers, all other 3709.4
Coin, vending, and amusement machine servicers and repairers40,1102,0408.7
Taxi drivers and chauffeurs28,18010,1608.6
Tile and marble setters41,9002,2607.4
Tapers41,9501,4507.1
Stonemasons51,2904507
Fence erectors34,3204106.9
Actors 6106.3
Reinforcing iron and rebar workers50,7407406.2
Helpers--painters, paperhangers, plasterers, and stucco masons28,9405706.1
Helpers, construction trades, all other30,5007005.4
Media and communication equipment workers, all other51,1904605.3
Helpers--brickmasons, blockmasons, stonemasons, and tile and marble setters30,1601,4904.7
Office and administrative support workers, all other28,5208,1804.7
Reservation and transportation ticket agents and travel clerks28,3804,2304.5
Helpers--roofers26,2103504.4
Massage therapists23,6301,3304.1
Tailors, dressmakers, and custom sewers27,1905804
First-line supervisors/managers, protective service workers, all other45,8601,2803.9
Sound engineering technicians54,2703003.8
Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers21,46011,3503.8
Carpet installers44,4406203.6
Chefs and head cooks45,4202,3603.6
Helpers--electricians34,4902,5603.6
Skin care specialists21,2004903.5
Structural iron and steel workers55,1501,3703.5
Commercial pilots66,7104303.5
Construction and related workers, all other39,2008803.3
Personal care and service workers, all other28,6401,2403.3
Maids and housekeeping cleaners26,37019,5803.2
Musicians and singers 7303.1

Work Paying Relatively Well in the Las Vegas, Nevada Metro Area (2008 data)

* Average Salary Index for metro areas = 1.0

TitleMean Local SalarySalary Index *Local Jobs
Tax preparers59,2401.69330
Real estate sales agents78,5301.672,380
Water and liquid waste treatment plant and system operators64,7601.59270
Correctional officers and jailers58,7601.561,860
Crane and tower operators69,6601.53270
Chiropractors120,2901.53230
Interior designers71,2101.51430
Police, fire, and ambulance dispatchers52,2501.51400
Hotel, motel, and resort desk clerks28,8201.483,490
Respiratory therapy technicians63,9801.45160
Mental health and substance abuse social workers57,0701.43220
Glaziers56,3101.42410
Life, physical, and social science technicians, all other61,5001.42120
Agents and business managers of artists, performers, and athletes91,4501.41120
Sheet metal workers58,9001.411,390
Riggers60,9601.4570
Cooling and freezing equipment operators and tenders40,2101.4200
Fire fighters58,6601.391,360
Industrial machinery mechanics61,8501.39780
Paving, surfacing, and tamping equipment operators50,0901.39290
Appraisers and assessors of real estate71,0501.38480
Public relations specialists69,5601.38640
Maids and housekeeping cleaners26,3701.3819,580
Producers and directors78,1701.38590
Health educators62,9601.37140
Insulation workers, mechanical56,4801.37390
Cooks, short order27,2801.372,700
Helpers--installation, maintenance, and repair workers33,7601.36870
Surveying and mapping technicians51,5401.36530
Bartenders26,3001.369,830
Lodging managers70,4801.35340
Advertising sales agents63,1501.35890
Bus drivers, school35,2701.351,470
Library assistants, clerical32,2801.35410
Police and sheriff's patrol officers65,1801.342,950
Motor vehicle operators, all other38,0501.34190
Cooks, restaurant29,1201.3412,320
Painters, construction and maintenance45,9701.343,160
Medical and public health social workers61,6201.34540
Court, municipal, and license clerks44,3801.34910
Public relations managers114,6401.33230
Law clerks52,1401.32180
Dishwashers22,7701.329,190
Floral designers31,9201.32260
First-line supervisors/managers of police and detectives95,7301.32540
Coin, vending, and amusement machine servicers and repairers40,1101.312,040
Food service managers63,6201.312,170
Hosts and hostesses, restaurant, lounge, and coffee shop23,1701.314,320
Taxi drivers and chauffeurs28,1801.310,160
Carpenters50,9801.314,820

Highest Paying Jobs in Las Vegas, Nevada Metro Area (2008 data)

TitleMean Local SalaryLocal Jobs
Surgeons214,050430
Psychiatrists204,38050
Obstetricians and gynecologists197,730 
Physicians and surgeons, all other188,040 
Pediatricians, general180,070 
Chief executives159,090870
Dentists, general158,150650
Internists, general157,930110
Family and general practitioners146,180830
Judges, magistrate judges, and magistrates129,93080
Nuclear engineers127,59050
Podiatrists123,310 
Engineering managers121,180580
Chiropractors120,290230
Public relations managers114,640230
Lawyers113,0902,520
Optometrists111,860160
Pharmacists102,9001,730
General and operations managers102,22012,230
Physician assistants101,740350
Construction managers98,7202,750
Marketing managers96,4801,330
Computer and information systems managers96,280840
First-line supervisors/managers of police and detectives95,730540
Financial managers94,8403,260
Real estate brokers92,210310
Medical and health services managers91,5401,430
Agents and business managers of artists, performers, and athletes91,450120
Managers, all other91,0803,800
Gaming managers91,010390
Physical therapists90,050740
Mechanical engineers89,690290
Natural sciences managers89,33060
Education administrators, postsecondary89,210390
Human resources managers, all other87,600520
Environmental engineers87,580140
Occupational therapists86,960430
Veterinarians86,830260
Industrial production managers86,810370
Civil engineers86,6302,210
Education administrators, elementary and secondary school86,2201,000
Music directors and composers85,330 
Computer software engineers, systems software84,520760
Sales managers83,9602,540
Funeral directors83,82040
Nuclear medicine technologists83,38060
Engineers, all other83,090660
Hydrologists82,15080
Database administrators81,520230
Electronics engineers, except computer81,080500

Large Companies Headquartered in Las Vegas

CompanyRevenue 2005 (billions)
Harrah's Entertainment 7.4
MGM Mirage 6.5
Boyd Gaming 2.2
Las Vegas Sands 1.7
Southwest Gas 1.7

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Career Overviews of hundreds of careers: descriptions, salaries, forecasts, schools, more.

Top Cities for each career. Lists and maps; salaries by city.

Top Industries. Lists of major hiring industries by career, with salaries.

City Comparisons, showing most common jobs, highest paying, etc.

Original Career Articles and Studies

Best Careers Not Requiring Degrees: Good pay, job growth, low need for degrees.

Helpful Articles, many in "how-to" format; e.g., "How to Become a Chef".

Interactive College Search Tools

College Search Scout™. Search by degree, location, major, athletics, etc.

CollegeMatch™. Find school most similar to one of interest.

College Directories and Lists

These lists link to thousands of detailed school profiles.

Colleges by State. Nearly every college and trade school in the country.

Colleges Listed Alphabetically. About 7,000 colleges & trade schools, including online schools.

Exceptional Schools. Lists of the "best/most/highest/lowest" schools.

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