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BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA
The city of Bakersfield, California is the county seat for Kern County, which has several major industries, including oil production, agriculture, natural gas, energy and manufacturing. The county has the largest oil production industry in the US, and is the fourth largest in agriculture production. Bakersfield has a population of 354,480, and its larger metropolitan area has a population of 868,900.

In 2013, Bakersfield saw a household income growth of 0.7 percent, and the median household income is $47,926 according to Forbes. The median home price change has fluctuated significantly in the past several years. 2011 saw a 2.6 percent decline in home price, while 2012 saw an 8.5 percent increase and 2013 saw a 30.1 percent increase. The current median home price in Bakersfield is $187,000. The overall cost of living in Bakersfield is 4.1 percent below the national average.

BAKERSFIELD JOB OPPORTUNITIES
Bakersfield has a significant agriculture industry. Two of the largest employers for Bakersfield, CA jobs are farms. Gimuarra Farms employs 4,200 people and Wm. Bolthouse Farms employs 2,000. Farm work doesn't only include manual labor, however. Farms need a vast array of employees, from merchandising representatives and network engineers to sales representatives and account managers. Bakersfield isn't the only city in the greater metropolitan area to have large farms, either. For a career in the agriculture industry, look at Arvin jobs as well.

The US Bureau of Labor and Statistics reports that the construction industry has seen an increase in the number of jobs in Bakersfield, CA available. August 2014 saw a 7.9 percent increase in construction jobs in the last twelve months. Even though Bakersfield's construction industry only employs a total of 19,100 people, significant job growth in an industry is a good sign, and people with myriad skill sets may find work in this industry, whether as a laborer, a manager, a contractor or a salesperson. Check out construction jobs to see the range of possibility in Bakersfield jobs.

BAKERSFIELD EMPLOYMENT TRENDS
Forbes ranks Bakersfield on a number of lists. Bakersfield ranks number 176 on the list of Best Places for Business and Careers, number 29 in Job Growth, and number 129 in Cost of Doing Business. Bakersfield's unemployment rate is 11.1 percent, which is considerably higher than the national average of 5.9 percent as reported by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. The city saw 1.9 percent growth for Bakersfield jobs in 2013, and has a projected annual job growth of 2.2 percent. Search jobs in Bakersfield today!