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Kansas

{industry1} Labor Market | {location1|Kansas}

How has {industry} job growth trended for {region|Kansas} and what does the future forecast indicate? {industry1} jobs have grown {jobGrowth.1}% over the past 5 years. The upcoming decade is projected to bring another {newJobs.0} new jobs to the area. 

Total {industry} Jobs
{totalJobs.0}
Annual Job Postings
{totalPostings.0,000}

Jobs Trend and Forecast

(Updated 03-28-2024)

Exploring occupations within {industry1A} in {region|Kansas}? The average salary is {avgSalary.0,0} and there are {monthlyPostings.0,000} monthly job postings.

Occupation Concentration

Occupation
2023 Jobs
2023 Median Salary
2023 Average Hourly Wage
2023 LQ (Occupation Concentration)
2018-2023 % Change in Jobs
Sales and Related
225,869
$37,399
$32.41
0.96
Office and Administrative Support
220,168
$37,383
$19.88
1.02
Management
189,275
$66,279
$43.35
1.05
18.04%
Transportation and Material Moving
160,738
$38,716
$21.69
0.98
Business and Financial Operations
145,752
$69,537
$46.74
0.93
27.77%
Food Preparation and Serving Related
122,199
$25,955
$13.73
0.96
Production
120,942
$40,579
$21.96
1.31
Educational Instruction and Library
$47,436
$25.15
1.09
Healthcare Practitioners and Technical
$65,290
$42.91
1.02
Construction and Extraction
$45,638
$25.42
1
Installation, Maintenance, and Repair
$47,796
$25.38
1.07
Healthcare Support
$29,447
$15.53
0.92
Personal Care and Service
$26,788
$18.4
0.95
Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance
$29,880
$17.28
0.9
Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports, and Media
$41,554
$31.19
0.82
Computer and Mathematical
$80,295
$42.82
0.89
Protective Service
$42,663
$22.78
0.87
Community and Social Service
$47,070
$25.22
0.95
Architecture and Engineering
$77,129
$42.48
1.04
Farming, Fishing, and Forestry
$29,604
$18.43
1.45
(Updated 03-28-2024)

Job Postings 12-Month Trend

(Updated 03-28-2024)

Annual Wage Ranges by Occupation (25th-75th Percentile)

$50,000$100,000
Legal
$51,165
$133,791
Management
$31,790
$116,473
Computer and Mathematical
$56,451
$110,081
Architecture and Engineering
$58,919
$102,193
Business and Financial Operations
$48,430
$101,557
Life, Physical, and Social Science
$46,631
$93,811
Healthcare Practitioners and Technical
$48,995
$91,149
Sales and Related
$24,767
$70,629
Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports, and Media
$23,082
$70,426
Installation, Maintenance, and Repair
$36,383
$64,210
Educational Instruction and Library
$30,732
$61,324
Construction and Extraction
$34,131
$60,929
Military-only
$22,448
$60,609
Community and Social Service
$37,345
$59,050
Protective Service
$31,927
$56,037
Production
$33,660
$52,458
Transportation and Material Moving
$30,289
$49,176
Office and Administrative Support
$29,695
$47,030
Farming, Fishing, and Forestry
$18,905
$40,700
Personal Care and Service
$20,360
$40,323
Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance
$23,876
$38,346
Healthcare Support
$25,033
$35,991
Food Preparation and Serving Related
$21,882
$31,409
(Updated 03-28-2024)
Which higher education institutions are providing the most {industryX} talent for {region|Kansas}

Degrees by Institution

Institution
2022 Completions
2009-2022 Trend
University of Kansas7,733
5.8K
7.7K
Kansas State University6,027
4.7K
6K
Fort Hays State University3,925
1.3K
3.9K
Wichita State University3,714
3K
3.7K
Johnson County Community College2,809
2.2K
2.8K
Emporia State University2,021
1.3K
2K
Wichita State University-Campus of Applied Sciences and Technology1,819
1.2K
1.8K
Pittsburg State University1,801
1.5K
1.8K
Hutchinson Community College1,608
0.6K
1.6K
Washburn University1,489
1.3K
1.5K
(Updated 03-28-2024)

How diverse is the {industry2A} labor market for {region1|Kansas}? In {industry3A}, {whitePercent} of workers identify as white, {malePercent.1}% are male, and {primePercent.1}% fall within the 25-34 age range. 

Occupation Demographics

(Updated 03-28-2024)

What are the gender demographics of occupational talent in {industry3A} for {region|Kansas}?

Which {industry3A} occupations are most susceptible to retirees, specifically focusing on {region|Kansas}?

(Updated 03-28-2024)

Occupation Diversity by Age

Occupation
% Age 14-18
% Age 19-21
% Age 22-24
% Age 25-34
% Age 35-44
% Age 45-54
% Age 55-64
% Age 65+
All Occupations4%6%6%21%21%19%17%8%
(Updated 03-28-2024)

Which occupations are adding the most jobs in the {industry3A} industry in {region|Kansas}? Where are the largest skill gaps in the talent pool?

At the top of the list {newOcc} are expected to add {newJobs.0} new jobs. {skill1} appears {skill1Gap} 
times more in job postings than in worker social profiles, indicating a pronounced skills gap.

 

Occupation Concentration

Occupation
2023 Jobs
10 Year Growth Forecastâ–¼
Sales and Related
225,869
21,771
Management
189,275
21,716
Business and Financial Operations
145,752
21,429
Transportation and Material Moving
160,738
15,684
Healthcare Practitioners and Technical
14,010
Office and Administrative Support
220,168
13,004
Healthcare Support
10,717
Production
120,942
9,249
Educational Instruction and Library
9,133
Computer and Mathematical
7,700
Installation, Maintenance, and Repair
6,740
Food Preparation and Serving Related
122,199
5,777
Personal Care and Service
5,738
Construction and Extraction
5,725
Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports, and Media
5,403
Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance
4,425
Architecture and Engineering
3,356
Community and Social Service
3,062
Farming, Fishing, and Forestry
2,310
Protective Service
1,688
(Updated 03-28-2024)

Top Hard Skills Companies Are Looking For

Skill
Frequency in Job Postings
Frequency in Candidates
Skill Gapâ–²
Nursing
7%
-6%
Merchandising
6%
-5%
General Mathematics
-3%
Food Safety And Sanitation
-3%
Auditing
4%
-2%
Warehousing
-2%
Restaurant Operation
-2%
Selling Techniques
-2%
Cash Register
-2%
Forklift Truck
-2%
Housekeeping
-2%
Effective Communication
-2%
Nursing Care
-2%
Accounting
-1%
Finance
-1%
Workflow Management
-1%
Construction
-1%
Billing
-1%
Project Management
5%
5%
0%
Marketing
5%
5%
0%
(Updated 03-28-2024)
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