The population of Kewanee was estimated to be 13,000 in 2022.

The cost of living in Kewanee is about 16% lower than the national average.

The State of Illinois enforces different minimum wages in some districts. The state level minimum wage is $11.00 per hour for basic wages, and $6.60 per hour for tipped wages. The city of Kewanee may be in a district with a different minimum wage than this.

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Jobs in Kewanee, IL (9)

Small Engine Parts Associate

Blain's Farm & Fleet (Blain Supply, Inc.)

Geneseo, IL

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Hourly

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

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New

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401(k)

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Health Insurance

Flexible Schedule

Home Care Aide

Help at Home

Princeville, IL

New

Hourly

Hospitality

Health Insurance

$18 / hour

Remote Survey Taker

Earn Haus

🌎 Remote

Part-Time

Remote

Flexible Schedule

$25 / hour

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U.S. Customs and Border Protection

Kewanee, IL

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Entry-Level

$30k / year

Border Patrol Agent - Entry Level, Up to $30,000 Recruitment Incentive

United States Customs and Border Protection

Kewanee, IL

Entry-Level

Dental Insurance

$30k / year

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Grains Operator

CHS

Annawan, IL

New

Warehouse

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Education

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Remote Side Hustle Evaluator - Flexible Online Gig Work

Finance Buzz

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Part-Time

Remote

Flexible Schedule

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Seed Treat Operator - Gold Star FS - Atkinson, IL

Growmark

Atkinson, Illinois

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100% Remote/Work from Home Benefits Rep

Global Elite

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Remote

Education

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Small Engine Parts Associate

Blain's Farm & Fleet

Geneseo, IL

Hourly

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

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Chaplain Corps

US Navy Reserve

Kewanee, IL

Part-Time

$500k / year

Employment in Kewanee

Population

The population of Kewanee, IL was estimated to be 13,000 in 2022. The median age of the Kewanee population is 40.3.

Cost of Living

The cost of living in Kewanee, IL is about 16% lower than the national average. The median household income in Kewanee is $40,196.

Kewanee, IL Education

High School Graduate: 46%
Some College: 24%
Associates Degree: 13%
Bachelor's or Higher Degree: 18%

Workforce Participation Rates by Education

Less than High School: 47%
High School Graduate: 76%
Some College: 73%
Bachelor's Degree or Greater: 87%

Unemployment Rate by Education

Less than High School: 11%
High School Graduate: 8%
Some College: 2%
Bachelor's Degree or Greater: 4%

Estimated education data based on residents over 25 years old in Kewanee, IL. Employment data based on residents age 25-64.

Kewanee Job Market

Finding a job in Kewanee, IL should be easier than the media convinces you to believe. Despite what the economy is doing, there are indeed jobs in Kewanee, Illinois. In fact, right now there are 9 Kewanee, IL job openings ready for your application today. Instead of trying to peer through the glassdoor of your current manager, apply to a job in Illinois which gets you a seat at the table. Or as the economy is changing, send in your resume to one of the numerous gig economy jobs in Kewanee, IL, such as Lyft or Uber.

Whether you are looking to help others in the health care, personal care, or non-profit industries of Kewanee, IL, or are seeking a traditional Kewanee, IL career path in finance or business operations, Joblist has a job opening for you to elevate your Illinois career.

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