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Employment & Industry Connections

Bridging Talent & Industry with Trust

Whether you’re a student, looking for a new job, or an employer, GoSJ offers access to training programs, apprenticeships, certifications, and employer partnerships. Our partnerships guarantee a steady supply of prepared, skilled workers. We also provide specialized training programs to support local businesses, enhance economic development, and promote growth opportunities.

Priority Sectors in San Joaquin County

San Joaquin County boasts an impressive array of industries.
Let’s delve into the key sectors that contribute to the county’s economic vitality:

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Priority Industry Sectors

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Job Openings

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Occupational Opportunities

Resources for New Businesses

San Joaquin Partnership

The San Joaquin Partnership’s focus is business attraction, retention, and expansion into and throughout San Joaquin County and the eight incorporated cities of Stockton, Lodi, Manteca, Lathrop, Tracy, Ripon, Escalon and Mountain House. Our services, on a non-cost basis, are available to large-scale office and industrial businesses and industry through direct client contact, site selection consultants, brokers, corporate real estate executives, and others, as requested.

  • (209) 956-3380
  • ed@sanjoaquinusa.org

San Joaquin County WorkNet

Economic Development Association / Business Engagement

Discover a wealth of employment and business services at WorkNet, your premier destination in San Joaquin County for professional support and growth. From job placement assistance to entrepreneurial guidance, we offer a comprehensive range of resources to empower individuals and businesses alike. Whether you're seeking employment opportunities, exploring career pathways, or looking to start or expand a business, our dedicated team is here to help you succeed. Partner with WorkNet today and utilize the tools and support you need to thrive in the competitive landscape of San Joaquin County.

  • (209) 468-3615
  • nsnyder@sjcworknet.org

2023 Economic Profile

Labor Force

275,800
Total Nonfarm Employees

237,400
Service-Providing Employees

233,100
Total Private Employees

194,700
Private Service-Providing Employees

Highest Paid Occupations

$ 132.74/hour
Psychiatrists

$ 128.70/hour
Family medicine physicians

$ 106.60/hour
Chief executives

$ 92.99/hour
Natural science managers

$ 89.61/hour
Dentists

Income

$ 74,962
Median household income

Household Income

  • $ 49,000 and under 30%
  • $ 50,000-99,999 31%
  • $ 100,000-200,000 29%
  • Over $ 200,000 10%

Target Industries

  • Transportation and logistics
  • Health care
  • Technology
  • Industrial construction
  • Agriculture

Fast Facts

  • San Joaquin County is located in the Central Valley of Northern California.

  • The county was incorporated in 1850, the same year that California became a state.

  • Agriculture contributes about $3 billion annually to the local economy.

  • The University of the Pacific has its main campus in Stockton.

  • San Joaquin County has 36 buildings and sites listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Top Commodities

  • Fruit & nuts
  • Milk
  • Grapes
  • Livestock
  • Nursery
  • Apiary goods

Taxes (Stockton)

  • Local sales taxes 1.75%
  • State sales tax 7.25%
  • Total sales tax 9%

Sources: Census Reporter, U.S. Census, San Joaquin Partnership, California Labor Market Information