Jobs in Peoria, IL (155)
Senior Haz-Waste Technician - Mossville, IL
OTR Class A Dry Van Truck Driver Job - (Earn $75k - $90K+ / Year!)
eCommerce Buyer
($.57 - .64 CPM + 1K Bonus) Class A OTR Truck Driving Job
Insurance Sales Agent
Field Assistant Audit Supervisor
Assistant Store Manager - Spencer's
Border Patrol Agent
Remote Online Survey Taker. Earn up to $25 per survey
Heavy Haul Drivers (Stepdeck & Flatbed)
Chef Manager
Store Customer Service Specialist
Community Manager
Diesel Technician
Surrogates Needed! Earn up to $115,000 – Apply Today!
PT - OP - Peoria North, IL
General Sonographer – Full-Time (2 Openings)
Travel Cath Lab Technician - $2,932 per week
Travel Echocardiography Technician - $2,224 per week
Food Inspectors *No Experience Necessary*
Join a Patient-Centered Urology Team in Central Illinois: Subspecialties Welcome | Full APP Support | Advanced Facilities
Health Educator- Wellness Worker- North Central Region
Travel Echo Technician - $2,879 per week
Monitor Technician- Methodist Cardiac 5C
Remote Account Executive (Work From Home) .
Work From Home
Welder
Manufacturing Technician
Hiring Now - Work from Home - No Experience
Travel Cardiology Cath Lab Technician - $3,306 per week
Travel Cardiac Sonographer - $2,946 per week
Travel Electrophysiology Technician - $3,756 per week
Employment in Peoria
Population
Cost of Living
Peoria, IL Education
- High School Graduate: 28%
- Some College: 24%
- Associates Degree: 9%
- Bachelor's or Higher Degree: 39%
Workforce Participation Rates by Education
- Less than High School: 53%
- High School Graduate: 66%
- Some College: 80%
- Bachelor's Degree or Greater: 85%
Unemployment Rate by Education
- Less than High School: 23%
- High School Graduate: 18%
- Some College: 9%
- Bachelor's Degree or Greater: 2%
Peoria Job Market
Peoria is a typical Midwestern city in central Illinois with a population of around 113,000. The city has a reputation as a test market for the prototypical Midwest American city and is the subject of several American sayings and proverbs. Top industries in Peoria include Manufacturing, Professional and Business Services, Government, Health Services, Education, and Trade, Transportation, and Utilities. The job market in Peoria is diverse and growing but still mainly relies on the manufacturing and agricultural sector, with Caterpillar being the largest employer. People like working in Peoria because of its diversity and scenic waterfront. Overall, average weekly wages for most occupations and cost of living are about the same in Peoria as they are in the rest of the US.
Jobs near Peoria, Illinois include Travel, Nurse, Nurse Rn, Travel Nurse, and Physician.
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