Illinois economy is largely depends upon the Manufacturing sectors. It has given about 577,400 jobs in Illinois, which is about 10% of total employment. This sector is flourishing due to highly experienced and trained workforce, better logistics and other infrastructure. Key industries related to this sector are:
Plastics and rubber products manufacturing unit.
Chemical manufacturing
Machinery manufacturing unit(transportation equipment).
Printing & related support equipment manufacturing unit.
Petroleum and Coal Manufacturing output unit.
Fabricated metal product manufacturing unit.
Food manufacturing
Electrical equipment, appliance & component manufacturing unit.
Computer and electronic products
The above industries provide a variety of jobs in Illinois according to individual’s education and experience. Mining and
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The service industries include the job related to private health care, personal finance, insurance, hotels, accounting firms, repair shops, advertising agencies, design & engineering companies, law firms etc. Wholesale industries like hardware and retail outlets such as for food stores ,department stores, drugstores, automobile dealerships also provide good number of jobs in Illinois.
Illinois jobs can be categorized in following manner according to the qualification and work experience:
Bachelor’s Degree (four year of College) with work experience or More: This category also includes Professional, Master’s and Doctoral degrees, which require full-time academic study for one to three years after getting the bachelor’s degree. In this category the managerial level occupations are usually filled by promotion of the employee who has gain experience after working in a non managerial level with a bachelor’s degree or more. Some of the hot occupational titles are
• General & Operations Managers
• Management