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The job market inLas Vegas

1.1 million people work in the Las Vegas metro. See where they work, what they do and what they earn.

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Growth
2,622
jobs added over the past year at the largest employers that grew

Net headcount change across the 73 largest employers that grew. Proud Moments Licensed Behavior Analysts PLLC grew fastest, up 24.9%.

Arts District, Downtown
Industries
161,786
people work in hospitality and tourism management

Another 108,998 work in healthcare and wellness services and 53,648 in engineering and construction services.

Fremont Street, Downtown
Hiring
47,893
job postings were active in Las Vegas in June 2026

Up 2.7% from a year earlier.

Symphony Park, Downtown
In demand
1,969
open postings for maintenance technician roles

The most in-demand occupation in Las Vegas. Postings for maintenance technician are up 10.7% from a year ago.

Scotch 80s, Las Vegas
Job titles
33,871
people work in server roles

Server is the most common job title in Las Vegas. Sales executive is growing fastest, up 4.9% in a year.

Chinatown, Las Vegas
Largest employer
31,161
people work at MGM Resorts International, the largest employer

Government of the United States of America and Clark County School District (Nevada) are the next largest employers in Las Vegas.

South Strip, The Strip
Pay
$85,897
is the median salary for marketing workers here

The best-paid job function in Las Vegas. The median across the US is $67,324.

Hughes Center, Las Vegas

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What are the largest companies in Las Vegas?

The largest employer in the Las Vegas metro is MGM Resorts International, with about 31,161 people working in the area as of June 2026. About 1,120,645 people work across the metro. Total headcount in the Las Vegas metro grew 0.75% over the past year.

Data source: Revelio LabsCoverage: Las Vegas, NV (Census CBSA)Data as of June 2026

Workers in the Las Vegas metro

1.12M

1,120,645 jobs

12-month headcount change

+0.75%

across the Las Vegas metro

Average salary

$78,440

across employers, June 2026

How is the job market in Las Vegas?

Las Vegas employers had 47,893 active job postings in June 2026, up 2.7% from a year earlier. See job openings and hiring trends.


How many people work in Las Vegas?

About 1,120,645 people work in the Las Vegas metro as of June 2026, according to Revelio Labs workforce data. Total headcount in the Las Vegas metro grew 0.75% over the past year.

Sourced from Revelio Labs workforce data.


Top 15 largest companies in Las Vegas by employees (2026)

MGM Resorts International employs the most people in the Las Vegas metro, followed by Government of the United States of America and Clark County School District (Nevada).

Largest companies in Las Vegas by employees in the metro area, June 2026
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1MGM Resorts International31,161Hospitality and Tourism
2Government of the United States of America19,455Public Sector Management
3Clark County School District (Nevada)12,217Education Services
4Caesars Entertainment, Inc.11,103Hospitality and Tourism
5Wynn Resorts Ltd.7,999Hospitality and Tourism
6University of Nevada7,201Education Services
7Amazon.com, Inc.5,779Digital Commerce
8Walmart, Inc.5,127Retail and Consumer Goods
9State of Nevada5,038Public Sector Management
10Boyd Gaming Corp.4,872Hospitality and Tourism

Source: Revelio Labs workforce data, Las Vegas metro, June 2026. How we count.

This is the top 15. Revelio tracks employers across the Las Vegas metro, with headcount by job function, hiring rate and attrition for each.

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Top industries in Las Vegas in 2026

The largest industries in the Las Vegas metro by headcount, from Revelio Labs workforce data.

Jobs by industry across the Las Vegas metro

Hospitality and tourism management, healthcare and wellness services and engineering and construction services each employ more than 50,000 people here.

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  • Hospitality and tourism management employs 161,786 people across the metro, the most of any industry.

Source: Revelio Labs, Las Vegas, June 2026.


Fastest growing companies in Las Vegas (2026)

Proud Moments Licensed Behavior Analysts PLLC grew fastest, up +24.9%. 73 of the 200 largest employers in Las Vegas added employees over the past year.

Companies growing fastest in Las Vegas (June 2025 to June 2026)

Companies shrinking fastest in Las Vegas (June 2025 to June 2026)

Percent change in local headcount among the largest employers in the Las Vegas metro, June 2025 to June 2026.

The full top 10 growing and shrinking employers in Las Vegas, and where people leaving them go next.

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Companies hiring the most in Las Vegas (2026)

CompanyActive postings
MGM Resorts International860
Caesars Entertainment, Inc.527
Boyd Gaming Corp.394
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Active postings as of June 2026.


Most common and in-demand jobs in Las Vegas (2026)

Share of the Las Vegas metro workforce by job function, from career profiles.

Workforce by job function

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Source: Revelio Labs career profiles, Las Vegas metro, June 2026.

Most common job titles

  1. 1Server33,871
  2. 2Real Estate Agent24,904
  3. 3Registered Nurse23,623
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Fastest growing job titles

  1. 1Sales Executive+4.9%
  2. 2Physician+4.4%
  3. 3Account Executive+4.1%
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In-demand jobs in Las Vegas

Occupations with the most active job postings in the Las Vegas metro.

OccupationActive postings12-month change
Maintenance Technician1,969+10.7%
Food Service Worker1,691+9.7%
Server1,677+5.9%
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Source: Revelio Labs job postings data, Las Vegas metro, June 2026. Change is active postings vs June 2025.


Las Vegas job market: hiring trends (2026)

Las Vegas employers had 47,893 active job postings in June 2026, up 2.7% from a year earlier.

47,893

Active job postings

as of June 2026

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New postings per month

Available in the full dataset

+2.7%

Change vs last year

active postings vs June 2025

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Hiring rate

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Active job postings by month, Las Vegas metro, Jun 2024 to Jun 2026

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  • Las Vegas employers had 47,893 active postings in Jun 2026, up 2.7% from Jun 2025.
  • Active postings bottomed at 45,845 in Jul 2025 and peaked at 60,964 in Jul 2024.

Source: Revelio Labs job postings data, deduplicated across job boards and company career sites.

Hiring and attrition rates for every Las Vegas employer, broken out by role.

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Average salary in Las Vegas (2026)

Average salary

$78,440

average salary across employers, June 2026

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Median salary by job function in Las Vegas

Marketing pays the most. 5 of 10 functions pay above the US median.

Salaries from job postings and modeled compensation. Figures are annual base pay in USD.

Salary by role, seniority and employer in Las Vegas, compared with any other metro.

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Las Vegas companies: frequently asked questions

MGM Resorts International is the largest employer in the Las Vegas metro, with about 31,161 people working in the area as of June 2026.

See the top 15 employers

By local headcount, the 10 largest companies in Las Vegas are MGM Resorts International, Government of the United States of America, Clark County School District (Nevada), Caesars Entertainment, Inc., Wynn Resorts Ltd., University of Nevada, Amazon.com, Inc., Walmart, Inc., State of Nevada and Boyd Gaming Corp., based on Revelio Labs data as of June 2026.

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About 1,120,645 people work in the Las Vegas metro, based on Revelio Labs data as of June 2026.

Read about the workforce

By headcount across the metro, the biggest industries are hospitality and tourism management (161,786 jobs), healthcare and wellness services (108,998) and engineering and construction services (53,648).

Compare industries

Among the largest employers in the Las Vegas metro, Proud Moments Licensed Behavior Analysts PLLC (+24.9%), The Penta Building Group, Inc. (+22.7%) and Nevada Donor Network, Inc. (+19.7%) grew fastest from June 2025 to June 2026.

See growing and shrinking employers

By active job postings, the most in-demand occupations in the Las Vegas metro are maintenance technician, food service worker and server, as of June 2026.

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Las Vegas employers had 47,893 active job postings in June 2026, up 2.7% from a year earlier.

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Monthly. This page reflects data as of June 2026.

How we count

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How we count

Revelio Labs counts the people who work at each employer in a metro area, based on public professional profiles. Each count is the employer's headcount in the metro at the end of the month, and it includes the employer's subsidiaries. We count the whole metro area, not just the city limits. Our counts are statistical estimates, so they can come in below a company's reported headcount, especially where many workers are part-time or seasonal.

Coverage of hourly and frontline jobs

Some workers are more likely to have an online profile than others. White-collar workers show up more than blue-collar workers, and people in big cities show up more than people in smaller ones. To correct for this, Revelio weights its data by occupation, comparing it with official workforce statistics from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. For example, if only a quarter of workers in a role have a profile, each profile we see counts as about four people. Counts for employers with many hourly workers, such as retail, hospitality, and home care, depend most on this adjustment and carry the widest margin.

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Revelio Labs. 'Largest Companies in Las Vegas.' Data as of June 2026. reveliolabs.com/locations/cities/las-vegas-nv-job-market

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