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  • Salt Lake City's Job Market Buzzes with New Opportunities: From Airport Assistants to CDL Drivers and More

    Salt Lake City's Job Market Buzzes with New Opportunities: From Airport Assistants to CDL Drivers and More
    Feb 4 2026
    Listeners, Salt Lake City's job market is buzzing with fresh opportunities posted in the last week on sites like Indeed and KSL Jobs. Indeed lists over 34,000 full-time roles, from warehouse gigs to professional spots, many responding within days. Picture this: Wheelchair Passenger Service Assistants at Prospect Airport Services earning $15 to $20 an hour, helping elderly travelers at the airport with shifts from early morning to evenings—full or part-time, with benefits like health insurance and daily tips. They need folks who can lift 75 pounds and pass a background check.

    Craving steady pay? CDL Bus Drivers are hiring full-time, offering $50,000 to $70,000 in first-year earnings with varied schedules. Warehouse work abounds too—Team Members at NPSstore with sign-on bonuses up to $1,250 for picking orders and data entry, or Night Loaders at PepsiCo moving full pallets seasonally. Diesel Bus Mechanics are sought for repairs and road calls, while Order Selectors at Nicholas & Company enjoy a 4-day week starting at 3:45 PM.

    Professional paths shine bright: Grants Officers for university award setups, Office Support Specialists at Just Insurance Brokers handling admin, and even PRN Occupational Therapists evaluating patient care. SkyWest Airlines wants Flight Attendants with valid passports, and Associate Immigration Attorneys are urgently needed for client meetings and court docs. KSL Jobs highlights Class A CDL Drivers at Godfrey Trucking with weekly home time, posted February 2.

    Don't miss stocking at Copper State Bolt & Nut Co., Parking Enforcement Officers checking lots, or remote Customer Service Medical Receptionists via Sutter Health. Johnson & Johnson seeks Clinical Sales Specialists in orthopaedics, and HR roles like Generalists pop up on SHRM with employee relations focus.

    With aviation booming at the new airport and logistics thriving, now's your chance to land a role matching your skills—warehouse hustlers, drivers, caregivers, or pros. Check Indeed and KSL daily, tailor your resume, and apply fast before these vanish. Your next adventure awaits in SLC!

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  • Salt Lake City's Robust Job Market: Tech, Healthcare, and the Young

    Salt Lake City's Robust Job Market: Tech, Healthcare, and the Young
    Feb 2 2026
    Salt Lake City's job market remains robust amid Utah's young demographic and economic growth. The employment landscape features steady demand in tech, healthcare, and services, bolstered by the state's youngest population nationwide, according to Axios reporting on local trends. Key statistics show Utah's unemployment rate aligning with national lows around 4 percent, though specific Salt Lake City figures for early 2026 are not detailed in recent reports; broader metro data suggests stability similar to Boston's 4.7 percent low noted by AOL. Major industries include tech, finance, film, and real estate, with top employers like the University of Utah, AT&T expanding fiber services per GuruFocus, and local firms in business services via Salt Lake Business Journal coverage.

    Growing sectors encompass AI-driven film initiatives funded by $2 million from the state, affordable housing with $1.4 billion in FY2022 allocations from the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute, and telecom expansions. Trends highlight Gen Z's 57 percent side hustle participation versus 21 percent for boomers, driven by job market challenges and AI fears, as per The Harris Poll and Glassdoor economist Daniel Zhao in Axios. Recent developments include economic outlook summits emphasizing public-private partnerships and tariff concerns for 2026 trade. Seasonal patterns show winter boosts in tourism and film, while summer construction peaks, though data gaps exist on precise commuting trends beyond general metro growth. Government initiatives focus on housing funds, Great Salt Lake conservation via donations like the Garff family's Big Ditch Irrigation gift, and right-to-work policies sustaining union activity in education.

    The market evolves toward tech integration and gig economies, with real estate heating up 2 percent per AOL projections. Key findings: Low unemployment, youth-driven hustles, and AI/film growth signal resilience, but recent grad job fears persist. Current openings include Data Architect at University of Utah in Salt Lake City, paying $99,858 to $124,278, closing March 31, 2026; fiber network roles via AT&T's Lumen acquisition; and local business analyst positions hinted in Salt Lake Business Journal listings.

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  • Salt Lake City's Resilient Job Market Driven by Tech, Defense, and Affordable Housing

    Salt Lake City's Resilient Job Market Driven by Tech, Defense, and Affordable Housing
    Jan 30 2026
    Salt Lake City's job market remains resilient amid national economic pressures, with steady employment growth driven by tech, defense, and public sector initiatives. The employment landscape features a diverse mix of industries, though specific unemployment statistics for the city are not detailed in recent reports; broader U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data indicates regional rates around 4.8 to 5 percent, with national forecasts predicting rises to 5 percent due to labor market softening, as noted by CommercialSearch. Key statistics highlight Utah's strong productivity gains, with a 4.9 percent annualized increase in Q3 2025 per the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

    Major industries include defense, technology, finance, and public services, with top employers like BAE Systems expanding its Utah footprint to boost innovation and local talent, according to their January 30, 2026 announcement. Growing sectors encompass affordable housing development, urban infrastructure, and arts, fueled by city investments of $135 million supporting over 7,600 affordable units since 2020, as reported in Mayor Erin Mendenhall's 2026 State of the City Address. Recent developments feature Project CONNECT reducing arrests among homeless individuals by 60 percent through social services, alongside infrastructure completions like 122 miles of rebuilt roads.

    Trends point to AI vulnerability for administrative workers in the Mountain West, per a Brookings Institution report via KJZZ, while retail and grocery sectors show cautious optimism nationally. Seasonal patterns are minimal in available data, with no strong commuting trends noted, though city efforts enhance transit and trails for better mobility. Government initiatives prioritize housing, public safety, and immigrant support via programs like Future Citizens PATH.

    The market is evolving toward stability through housing additions that dropped rents up to 5.5 percent from 2017-2023, per Pew Charitable Trusts cited in the mayor's address, despite data gaps on precise local unemployment and commuting stats.

    Key findings: Robust public investments counter national slowdowns, with defense and housing as bright spots.

    Current job openings include General Manager at MetroRock climbing gym to lead operations and teams; BAE Systems roles in defense tech amid Utah expansion; and financial services positions via Salt Lake Community College partnerships, per Financial Services Forum.

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  • Salt Lake City's Booming Job Market: Creatives, Sales, and Internships Abound

    Salt Lake City's Booming Job Market: Creatives, Sales, and Internships Abound
    Jan 28 2026
    Listeners, Salt Lake City's job market is buzzing with fresh opportunities, especially in creative and sales fields, based on postings from the University of Akron's Media Studies Internship Feed over the past week. While many roles are remote or nationwide, a standout hybrid position at Boncom calls for a Video Postproduction/Archiving Intern, blending in-office work in Salt Lake City with remote flexibility, starting May 12 and running through August 14—perfect for hands-on experience in video editing and archiving up to 40 paid hours weekly. Mylk Labs seeks a B2B Sales Representative right away, ideal for energetic listeners supporting retail and business-to-business efforts in healthy foods. Good Marketing Lab needs a Video Editor Intern to craft scroll-stopping short-form content using AI effects and trends, a paid gig expiring February 26. The Royal Grove posted for a Content Creator Strategist on January 24 to shoot live event videos with pro cameras, including 360 cams, blending creativity and on-site action. Marketing Intern spots at The Royal Grove and elsewhere highlight live music promotion and event hype. Sales roles abound too, like Aerotek's paid 10-week internships emphasizing recruiting and business acumen, though some target other cities—Salt Lake listeners should check local branches. Indeed's sitemap notes a Career Coach role in Salt Lake City updated January 25, signaling demand for professional guidance pros. Listeners chasing internships in PR, sales support, or social media will find these postings expiring late February, urging quick applications via employer sites. With Utah's vibrant scene, from tech to media, these gigs offer entry points to build skills amid economic shifts. Dive in, network, and land your next move in this dynamic market.

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  • Salt Lake City's Resilient Job Market: Thriving Tech, Healthcare, and Logistics Sectors

    Salt Lake City's Resilient Job Market: Thriving Tech, Healthcare, and Logistics Sectors
    Jan 26 2026
    The job market in Salt Lake City remains robust amid national economic shifts, characterized by steady employment growth and low vacancy rates in key sectors. The employment landscape features a diverse mix of technology, healthcare, finance, and logistics, with major employers including University of Utah Health, Intermountain Healthcare, and tech firms like Adobe and Qualtrics. According to ReadySpaces' 2026 Warehouse Market Report, the region shows strong demand with average industrial asking rents of $9 to $13 per square foot annually and a vacancy rate of 7.2 percent, signaling tightness in warehousing and distribution that supports logistics jobs.

    Key statistics highlight resilience: Utah's unemployment rate hovered around 3 percent in late 2025 per state labor data, below the national average, though specific January 2026 figures are unavailable due to reporting lags. Trends indicate sustained growth in tech and healthcare, with AI adoption rising nationally at 12 percent daily use per Gallup's 2025 Workforce survey, likely boosting Salt Lake City's Silicon Slopes hub. Growing sectors include software development, biotech, and warehousing, driven by population influx—Salt Lake City saw 750 outbound moves to Las Vegas in 2025 per Muscle Movers' Migration Report, suggesting net positive migration elsewhere.

    Recent developments feature a Salt Lake City Job Fair scheduled for March 24, 2026, hosted by HealthcareX on Eventbrite, targeting healthcare roles. Seasonal patterns show hiring peaks in spring and fall, aligning with moving seasons, while commuting trends favor hybrid work reducing downtown traffic. No major government initiatives are detailed in current reports, but state workforce programs continue supporting training. The market has evolved from post-pandemic recovery to AI-integrated growth, with home prices stable per Utah realtor analyses, aiding affordability.

    Data gaps exist on precise 2026 unemployment and employer expansions. Key findings: Low unemployment, tight logistics market, and tech-driven opportunities position Salt Lake City favorably.

    Current openings include registered nurse at Intermountain Healthcare, software engineer at Qualtrics, and warehouse associate at Amazon fulfillment centers.

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  • Booming Salt Lake City Job Market: Warehouse, Healthcare, and High-Paying Roles Abound

    Booming Salt Lake City Job Market: Warehouse, Healthcare, and High-Paying Roles Abound
    Jan 26 2026
    Listeners, Salt Lake City's job market is buzzing with fresh opportunities posted in the last week on sites like Indeed and KSL Jobs. From warehouse roles to high-paying analyst positions, there's something for everyone looking to jump in right now.

    Indeed highlights over 46,000 jobs in the area, with recent gems like Packer at Pretium Packaging in Salt Lake City, a full-time gig with health insurance, 401(k) matching, and paid time off—perfect if you have basic computer skills and like hands-on work. Costco Wholesale is hiring multiple spots at their People's Freeway location, including Order Picker, Membership Clerk, Member Service Assistant, and Loss Prevention Clerk, all offering comprehensive benefits like health coverage, vision insurance, and employee stock plans. These roles focus on customer service and warehouse tasks, ideal for team players.

    For specialized skills, the Federal Bureau of Investigation posted a new Special Agent role with education expertise, paying $99,461 to $128,329 a year, requiring a bachelor's degree and targeting teaching pros. WaFd Bank seeks Customer Service Representatives downtown at $18 to $20.43 an hour, Monday through Friday, with tuition reimbursement and parental leave. Chick-fil-A Supply needs a Lead Warehouse Team Member at $28 an hour, emphasizing training and efficiency coaching.

    Healthcare and home care are hot too—Amazing Care Home Health Services in nearby Provo offers Home Nurse RN or LPN positions at $23 to $38 an hour, full-time with weekends, including full benefits. AIM-Autism In Motion in Ogden has Board Certified Behavior Analyst openings at $80,000 to $100,000 a year, Monday to Friday, with mileage reimbursement and professional development.

    Hospitalityonline lists fresh postings like Housekeeper Room Care and Housekeeping Manager at Homewood Suites by Hilton Salt Lake City Airport, plus Restaurant Server and Supervisor at Hilton Garden Inn Airport. Salt Lake Express wants Cleaners at $18 to $19 an hour for fleet maintenance, evenings and weekends okay.

    KSL Jobs features an entry-level Assistant Teacher at Utah Community Action in Salt Lake City, $20.89 an hour full-time, posted January 13 and closing soon on January 27. Part-timers, check Zurchers Retail Sales Associate in West Valley or Prospect Airport Services' Wheelchair Passenger Assistant at $15 to $20 an hour with flexible shifts and tips.

    Bank of America has recent banker roles in Salt Lake City, like Senior Banker and Financial Solutions Advisor, posted early this month. With warehouse, retail, healthcare, and professional spots paying up to six figures, now's the time to apply—many respond within days and offer great perks. Listeners, polish that resume and land your next role in this vibrant market! (2487 characters)

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  • Salt Lake City's Resilient Employment Landscape: Diversification, Challenges, and Responsive Initiatives

    Salt Lake City's Resilient Employment Landscape: Diversification, Challenges, and Responsive Initiatives
    Jan 23 2026
    Salt Lake City has emerged as a national employment hub with broad-based economic growth across multiple sectors. The metropolitan area ranks eighth among the top markets for STEM professionals according to WalletHub, with particular strength in math performance and job openings for STEM graduates per capita where it places fourth. The city has transitioned from a regional center to compete directly with far larger markets on employment quality.

    The current employment landscape demonstrates resilience despite broader national cooling. According to housing market analysis for Salt Lake County, Utah maintains a 3.5 percent unemployment rate, significantly below the national rate of 4.4 percent. Technology, logistics, healthcare, and finance have expanded simultaneously, creating diversified demand. Placer.ai identifies Salt Lake City among the five U.S. metros poised for retail and dining growth in 2026, driven by a young expanding population with strong homeownership culture.

    Major employment sectors show distinct trajectories. Tech concentration has accelerated particularly in Lehi with startup and established firm expansion, though rapid growth brings congestion and rising prices. Data center construction represents an emerging major employer, with projects expanding workforce needs from hundreds to thousands of workers. The sector faces intense skilled labor shortages heading into 2026 as leased capacity from previous years comes online.

    Median wage growth for STEM workers represents a key competitive advantage. The University of Utah's Bureau of Economic and Business Research notes that Utah's combination of high social mobility, pro-business environment, and top-tier fiscal management attracts career-focused relocators. Housing affordability challenges persist however, with Salt Lake County residents needing approximately 142,000 dollars annually to afford a median-priced home at 555,000 dollars.

    Commuting patterns reflect sustained population growth outpacing housing supply. New home sales in Salt Lake City increased 24.3 percent year-over-year but fell 8.2 percent monthly, indicating market volatility. Most Utah residents remain in homes for nine to eleven years, with forty percent of current homeowners carrying no mortgage, creating sticky housing inventory despite higher interest rates.

    Recent legislative initiatives address structural constraints. The 2026 session introduced bills targeting housing reform, recognizing that inadequate housing constrains talent recruitment and company viability. KeyBank's 43.4 million dollar supportive housing project represents capital initiatives addressing affordability gaps.

    Salt Lake City's employment market combines genuine economic diversification with infrastructure that has kept pace better than many fast-growing metros. The primary challenge remains housing supply relative to job growth and population migration.

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  • Salt Lake City's Booming Job Market: Remote Roles, Call Centers, and More

    Salt Lake City's Booming Job Market: Remote Roles, Call Centers, and More
    Jan 21 2026
    Listeners, Salt Lake City's job market is buzzing with fresh opportunities, especially in call centers and remote roles posted this week on Indeed. Connexion Point offers licensed health insurance agents a remote position in Salt Lake City starting at $20 an hour, with paid training, work-from-home setup, and a hiring bonus of $500 after 30 days plus hourly incentives through December. Riverton Chevrolet seeks full-time call center agents in nearby South Jordan paying $40,000 to $60,000 yearly, handling inbound and outbound calls with flexible hours from 7 AM to 6 PM and paid training.

    For emergency pros, Salt Lake Valley Emergency Communication Center hires 911 dispatchers at $23.69 an hour, full-time day shifts with benefits like health insurance, 401(k), and on-the-job training for police, fire, and medical dispatches. Harmons Grocery posted a new pharmacy call center technician role in West Valley City at $19 to $24.40 an hour, full-time including weekends and holidays.

    Remote healthcare gigs abound too: ImageNetLLC needs customer service reps in Ogden at $17 to $19 an hour, Monday to Friday with full benefits; Extra Space Storage has inbound sales reps in Centerville from $16 hourly plus commission, weekends required; and American Residential Warranty lists call center sales agents remotely at $43,681 to $82,605 yearly, outbound sales focus with great perks.

    Hospitality heats up at Hilton Garden Inn Salt Lake City Airport via Concord Hospitality, with full-time restaurant servers, supervisors, housekeepers, and fast food attendants at Shake Shack paying $17 to $20 an hour, all posted mid-February. Embassy Suites South Jordan adds part-time night auditors, guest service agents, and stewards.

    KSL Jobs features a part-time warehouse assistant at Zerelli Technologies, just 10 hours weekly perfect for students, posted January 19. Utah Community Action lists assistant teachers in Salt Lake City at $20.89 an hour starting January 13, and IBEW Local 354 has journeyman wireman spots like Cache Valley Electric's Wasatch Front role at $41.23 hourly.

    Wells Fargo posts a registered client associate downtown through January 25. With remote flexibility, competitive pay, and training, now's prime time for listeners to jump in—many respond within a day. Tailor your resume to sales, service, or dispatch skills and apply fast before these vanish.

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