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September 15, 2025 3 mins
The job market in Boise demonstrates resilience with currently over 11,000 available positions according to Indeed, though unemployment has risen to 4.3 percent as of August 2025. Idaho maintains a slightly lower unemployment rate at 3.7 percent, indicating the state's relative economic strength compared to national trends.

The employment landscape features diverse opportunities spanning customer service, healthcare, retail, hospitality, warehouse operations, and technology sectors. Major employers include Costco, Barnes and Noble, Idaho Power Company, Horizon Air, and various healthcare organizations. Salary ranges vary significantly, from hourly positions starting at $17 per hour to professional roles reaching $90,000 annually.

Remote work opportunities have expanded notably, with over 350 work-from-home positions available in the Boise area. The Federal Reserve's expected interest rate cuts this week may stimulate job growth, as economic data suggests a cooling labor market nationwide with only 22,000 new jobs added in August.

The trucking industry remains robust in Boise, with companies offering competitive salaries averaging between $50,000 and $70,000. Healthcare and customer service roles dominate current openings, reflecting ongoing demand in these essential sectors. Technology positions, particularly remote opportunities, continue growing as companies embrace flexible work arrangements.

Recent developments indicate mixed signals in the housing market, with some areas experiencing price adjustments that could impact local employment in construction and real estate sectors. The upcoming job fair in Post Falls on September 17 demonstrates continued efforts to connect employers with jobseekers.

Government initiatives focus on workforce development, though specific programs require additional data for comprehensive analysis. Seasonal patterns typically show increased hiring in retail and hospitality during holiday seasons, while construction activity peaks during warmer months.

Current notable openings include a Customer Service Representative position offering $55,000 to $65,000 annually with full benefits, a Communications Coordinator role at Idaho Power Company paying $74,651 to $89,918 yearly with hybrid work options, and Virtual Assistant positions at $27 to $30 per hour with remote flexibility.

The market evolution suggests adaptation to post-pandemic employment patterns, with emphasis on flexible work arrangements and competitive benefits packages to attract talent in a moderately challenging environment.

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
The job market in Boise demonstrates resilience, with currently over
eleven thousand available positions according to Indeed, Though unemployment has
risen to four point three per cent as of August
twenty twenty five, Idaho maintains a slightly lower unemployment rate
at three point seven percent, indicating the state's relative economic
strength compared to national trends. The employment landscape features diverse opportunities,

(00:24):
spanning customer service, healthcare, retail, hospitality, warehouse operations, and technology sectors.
Major employers include Costco, Barnes and Noble, Idaho Power Company,
Horizon Air, and various healthcare organizations. Salary ranges very significantly,
from hourly positions starting at seventeen dollars per hour to

(00:46):
professional roles reaching ninety thousand dollars annually. Remote work opportunities
have expanded, notably with over three hundred fifty work from
home positions available in the Boise area. The Federal Reserves
expected interest rate cuts to this week may stimulate job growth,
as economic data suggests a cooling labor market nationwide, with
only twenty two thousand new jobs added in August. The

(01:09):
trucking industry remains robust and Boise with companies offering competitive
salaries averaging between fifty thousand dollars and seventy thousand dollars.
Healthcare and customer service roles dominate current openings, reflecting ongoing
demand in these essential sectors. Technology positions, particularly remote opportunities,
continue growing as companies embrace flexible work arrangements. Recent developments

(01:34):
indicate mixed signals in the housing market, with some areas
experiencing price adjustments that could impact local employment in construction
and real estate sectors the upcoming job there in post falls.

(02:09):
Government initiatives focus on workforce development, though specific programs require
additional data for comprehensive analysis. Seasonal patterns typically show increased
hiring in retail and hospitality during holiday seasons, while construction
activity peaks during warmer months. Current notable openings include a
customer service representative position offering fifty five thousand dollars to

(02:32):
sixty five thousand dollars annually with full benefits. A communications
coordinator role at Idaho Power Company, paying seventy four thousand,
six hundred and fifty one dollars to eighty nine thousand,
nine hundred and eighteen dollars yearly with hybrid work options
and virtual assistant positions at twenty seven dollars to thirty
dollars per hour with remote flexibility. The market evolution suggests

(02:54):
adaptation to post pandemic employment patterns with emphasis on flexible
work arrange and competitive benefits packages to attract talent in
a moderately challenging environment. Thank you for tuning in and
make sure to subscribe for more updates. This has been
a quiet please production. For more check out quiet please
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