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Why You Should Search County Job Listings

  • Local governments employ more than two times as many workers as State governments.
  • Benefits are more common among State and local government employees than among workers in the private sector.
  • There are 3033 Counties to choose from.

At our website you will be able to search for county jobs in various counties with unique information about each location on our Job Board or on our county pages. See local job listings in the right sidebar!

What County Jobs are Available?

County governments employ more than two million clerical, technical, and professional people in occupations found in every industry. Professional and service occupations accounted for over half of all jobs in State and local government. Examples are chief executives, managers, engineers, computer specialists, secretaries, and health technicians. Some occupations are only found in county jobs such as legislators, tax examiners, tax collectors, urban planners, judges, police patrol officers and correctional officers. Service occupations such as police and sheriff’s patrol officers, correctional officers and jailers, and fire fighters make up the largest share of employment in county governments.

County Jobs Growth

Job growth will be in public safety and health services. Most new jobs will be created in community and social services, health services, law enforcement and fire fighting and prevention workers.

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Works Cited: http://www.bls.gov/oco/cg/cgs042.htmhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/County_(United_States)

http://www.naco.org/Content/NavigationMenu/About_Counties/County_Government/A_Brief_Overview_of_County_Government.htm