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Location: California: Los Angeles County: Bellflower Jobs

City of Bellflower Jobs in Los Angeles County, California

Bellflower Community Information

The original legal title to the land on which Bellflower now stands dates back to 1784 with one of the first Spanish land grants in California. In 1869, the area from Lakewood Boulevard to Cornuta Avenue, was comprised of 4,000 acres of what would later become Bellflower. The city derives its name from a mispronunciation of belle fleur, a variety of apple tree. Originally settled by dairy farmers of Dutch, Japanese, and Portuguese descent, Bellflower and neighboring Paramount served as the milk production centers for Southern California until soaring post-World War II property values motivated most of the farmers to move several miles east to the Dairy Valley/Dairyland area (now the cities of Cerritos and La Palma). Today Bellflower is considered one of the most ethnically and linguistically diverse areas in the United States. Bellflower Boulevard has recovered much of its previous business traffic, and is now lined with shops advertising in two dozen languages.

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Bellflower Area Job Profile

Workers By Age	2003		2002
	Count	Share	Count	Share
Age 30 or younger	6,987	29.6%	7,012	29.6%
Age 31 to 54	14,011	59.3%	14,113	59.5%
Age 55 or older	2,619	11.1%	2,579	10.9%

Workers by Earnings	2003		2002
	Count	Share	Count	Share
$1,200 per month or less	5,831	24.7%	6,151	25.9%
$1,201 to $3,400 per month	11,602	49.1%	11,891	50.2%
More than $3,400 per month	6,184	26.2%	5,662	23.9%

Workers by Industry Type	2003		2002
	Count	Share	Count	Share
Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting	158	0.7%	154	0.6%
Mining	49	0.2%	41	0.2%
Utilities	120	0.5%	121	0.5%
Construction	1,226	5.2%	1,211	5.1%
Manufacturing	3,763	15.9%	3,995	16.9%
Wholesale Trade	1,722	7.3%	1,708	7.2%
Retail Trade	3,098	13.1%	3,228	13.6%
Transportation and Warehousing	1,289	5.5%	1,292	5.5%
Information	506	2.1%	674	2.8%
Finance and Insurance	1,029	4.4%	936	3.9%
Source: U.S.Census Bureau, Demographic Surveys Division

Bellflower Area Job Listings

Company Name	Job Title
ADP	Relationship Mgr - ASO
ADP	Client Support Administrator I
ADP	Sr. WGPS Service Rep
ADP	NAS Project Specialist II
ADP	Team Leader - Solution Center
ADP	HR Business Partner II
ADP	SBS Accountant Channel Executive
ADP	SBS District Manager - Outside Sales
ADP	SBS District Manager - Outside Sales
ADP	SBS DIstrict Manager/ Outside Sales Associate

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