Kettering, OH jobs, layoffs and employers

Jobs in Kettering

• ParalegalACCO Brands
• Clinical Research CoordinatorDayton-Physicians,-LL
• Regional SNF Dialysis Operations ManagerDavita
• Managing Director, Yellow Cardinal Investment BankingFirst Financial Bank
• Veterinary Medical Director & Practice Leader | Relocation SupportStar Valley Veterinary Clinic
• Senior AccountantRobert Half
• Financial Analyst II - 259577Medix Technology
• Office ManagerClarkson Eyecare
• RN Nursing Team Lead - PACUKettering Health
• Chief Medical Officer - Main Campus, Miamisburg and TroyKettering Health

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Employers hiring most in Kettering

1. Kettering Health3 open roles
2. Amazon2 open roles
3. ACCO Brands1 open role
4. Clarkson Eyecare1 open role
5. Davita1 open role
6. Dayton-Physicians,-LL1 open role
7. First Financial Bank1 open role
8. Medix Technology1 open role
9. Robert Half1 open role
10. Star Valley Veterinary Clinic1 open role

Kettering layoffs

No layoff notices naming Kettering in the last 12 months are on file. The WARN Act covers employers with 100 or more workers, so smaller layoffs are not in it.

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Colleges in Kettering

Montgomery County outlook: Steady

Built from public Bureau of Labor Statistics and Census figures. It describes the area, not any one employer in it.

• Private-sector jobs up 2.3% from 2022 to 2025
• Population up 0.5% from 2020 to 2025
• Unemployment 3.9%, down 0.6 points from a year ago
• Sectors adding the most jobs: health care (+4,652 jobs), transportation & warehousing (+4,429 jobs)
• Sectors losing the most jobs: admin & staffing (−2,490 jobs), finance & insurance (−2,169 jobs)

Local job-market news

Recent headlines about layoffs, AI and jobs in Kettering. Each link goes to the publisher.

• 23 dental office closures in 2026Becker's Dental Review · Nov 4, 2026
• Ohio Jobless Claims Nearly Double, With Springfield Layoffs a Possible CauseThe Eastern Herald · Oct 15, 2026
• Washington Post to lay off more than 100 workers as it closes Springfield printing plantThe Business Journals · Oct 14, 2026
• Washington Post to Lay Off 118 Workers in Printing Plant RelocationTheWrap · Oct 14, 2026
• New Albany investment versus Springfield layoffs. Is Ohio's growth equitable?The Cincinnati Enquirer · Oct 9, 2026
• Historic Ohio truck plant shuts, leaving 1,341 jobless as new owner gives no reopening dateInternational Business Times UK on MSN · Oct 8, 2026
• Three-Time Trump Voter Flips After 1,400-Worker Ohio Factory Layoff Days Before Rally Where Trump Said the State Was 'Booming'International Business Times UK · Oct 5, 2026
• A gut punch in Ohio: Nearly 1,400 laid off at truck factory just days before Trump rallyThe Canadian Press on MSN · Oct 5, 2026

Learn and get funded in Kettering

• Which AI skills each kind of job asks for, with the pay premium.
• Your local workforce board and American Job Centers: training vouchers and re-employment help.
• Grants and funding for job seekers, ranked for your state and situation.
• Unemployment benefits by state, if you are between jobs.

Workforce development and job centers

The public workforce board and American Job Centers serving Kettering. They offer free help with job search, training and filing for benefits.

Laid off in Ohio? How to file for unemployment in Ohio (steps, weekly amount and the appeal deadline).

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Montgomery County economy

• 3.9%

  unemployment, Sep 2026

  4.5% the month before

• 255,117

  in the labor force

  Source: BLS Local Area Unemployment Statistics

• 535,528

  people in Montgomery County

  Source: U.S. Census Bureau

• $64,403

  median household income

  Source: Census ACS

• 40%

  of workers in white-collar occupations

  Management, business, financial and professional; Census ACS

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