Jobs in Muskegon, MI (708)
Physical Therapist
Customs and Border Protection Officer (CBPO) - Entry Level New Hire Sign-On and Retention Incentives
Courier/Swing Drvr/DOT
Insurance Agent
Flexible Online Job – Earn Up to $1,500/Month Playing Mobile Games
Travel Sterile Processing Tech - $1,288 to $1,356 per week in Muskegon, MI
Assistant Store Manager - Spirit
Primary Care Advanced Practice Clinician in Muskegon, MI
Local Class A Heavy Equipment Driver - Coopersville, MI - ($25-$30hr)
Remote Online Casino Experience Tester (Hiring Immediately)
Oceanographer/Meteorologist
Finish Carpenter
Human Resources Manager
Remote Customer Service Representative(Work From Home)
Remote Customer Service Representative (Work from home)
School PT - Muskegon, MI
Travel Home Health
Forklift Operator (Norton Shores, MI, US)
Junior Sales Associate - Work From Anywhere
Equipment Operator / Yard Hand (General)
Home Health Aide
Lab Assistant
Commodity Buyer
Construction Laborer - Roof Loader
Adjunct Art Instructor
Election Chairperson Call-In*
Inspection Technician - Norton Shores Area
In search of a first grader helper near
Truss Assembler
Quality Technician
Molding Operator
Election Chairperson Call-In*
Polisher - 3rd Shift
Work From Home - Remote Sales
Employment in Muskegon
Population
Cost of Living
Muskegon, MI Education
- High School Graduate: 42%
- Some College: 29%
- Associates Degree: 13%
- Bachelor's or Higher Degree: 16%
Workforce Participation Rates by Education
- Less than High School: 37%
- High School Graduate: 48%
- Some College: 68%
- Bachelor's Degree or Greater: 82%
Unemployment Rate by Education
- Less than High School: 14%
- High School Graduate: 15%
- Some College: 4%
- Bachelor's Degree or Greater: 9%
Muskegon Job Market
Muskegon is a small city of 38,000 along the western shore of Michigan. It is known as a port city with access to freshwater beaches, sailing, fishing, and other recreational activities which bring in a lot of tourism. Top industries in Muskegon include Manufacturing, Health Services, Education, and Trade, Transportation, and Utilities. The job market in Muskegon is diverse and growing, and there are as many large manufacturers that call Muskegon home as there are small family-owned businesses. People like working in Muskegon because of the access to the shoreline and dining options. Overall, average weekly wages for most occupations and cost of living are lower in Muskegon than in the rest of the US.
Jobs near Muskegon, Michigan include Physician, Nurse, Therapist, Assistant, and Physical Therapist.
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