Real-time quarterly workforce indicators Q Detroit report

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1 Real-time quarterly workforce indicators Q Detroit report

2 Section one DEMAND OVERVIEW Time Period Job Postings Total Postings Jan-Mar ,760 Total Postings Previous Quarter Oct-Dec ,822 Total Postings previous year Jan-Mar ,193

3 Top jobs in demand (January-March 2013) Computer Programmers Computer Systems Analysts Software Developers, Applications Registered Nurses Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Computer Systems Engineers/Architects Mechanical Engineers Information Technology Project Managers Executive Secretaries and Executive Administrative Lawyers Number of Job Postings City of Detroit

4 Employment and the labor force Number of individuals 400, , , , , , , , , , ,000 Jan Apr Jul Oct Annual Mar Jun Sep Dec Feb May Aug Nov labor force employment

5 Employment overview Current period Prior quarter one year prior Jan-13 Dec-12 Nov-12 Oct-12 Jan-12 Labor force 344, , , , ,909 Employment 276, , , , ,803 Unemployment 68,358 62,110 59,713 62,110 64,106 Unemployment rate 19.8% 18.2% 17.6% 18.9% 18.8%

6 Section two OCCUPATIONAL CLUSTERS

7 Demand Over Time Time Period Job Postings Skilled trades Jan-Mar Skilled trades Oct-Dec Skilled trades previous year Jan-Mar Advanced manufacturing skilled trades and technicians

8 Top 10 jobs in demand (January-March 2013) First-Line Supervisors of Production and Operating Workers Number of Job Postings 130 Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers, and Weighers Production Workers, All Other Computer-Controlled Machine Tool Operators, Metal and Plastic Welders, Cutters, and Welder Fitters Separating, Filtering, Clarifying, Precipitating, and Still Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders Electrical Engineering Technicians Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technicians Packaging and Filling Machine Operators and Tenders Electronics Engineering Technicians Advanced manufacturing skilled trades and technicians

9 Top 10 jobs wages and education requirements ONET-8 Occupation title 10th percentile wage Median hourly wage 90th percentile wage % 2011 national employment requiring some college or associate's degree % 2011 national employment requiring a bachelor's or higher First-Line Supervisors/Managers of Production and Operating Workers $18.58 $29.97 $ % 15% Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers, and Weighers $11.44 $19.68 $ % 15% Production Workers, All Other $9.78 $16.73 $ % 4% Computer-Controlled Machine Tool Operators, Metal and Plastic $11.90 $19.31 $ % 7% Welders, Cutters, Solderers, and Brazers $12.39 $18.14 $ % 2% Separating, Filtering, Clarifying, Precipitating, and Still Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders $12.43 $15.19 $ % 21% Electrical Engineering Technicians $16.88 $26.07 $ % 17% Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technicians $16.88 $26.07 $ % 17% Packaging and Filling Machine Operators and $8.39 $14.39 $ % 4% Tenders Electronics Engineering Technicians $16.88 $26.07 $ % 17% Advanced manufacturing skilled trades and technicians

10 Demand Over Time Time Period Job Postings Engineers and Designers Jan-Mar Engineers and Designers Oct-Dec Engineers and Designers previous year Jan-Mar Advanced manufacturing engineers and designers

11 Top 10 jobs in demand (January-March 2013) Mechanical Engineers Electrical Engineers Industrial Engineers Commercial and Industrial Designers Manufacturing Engineers Materials Engineers Chemical Engineers Civil Engineers Validation Engineers Mechanical Drafters Number of Job Postings Advanced manufacturing engineers and designers

12 Top 10 jobs wages and education requirements ONET-8 Occupation title % 2011 National Employment Requiring Some College or Associate's Degree % 2011 National Employment Requiring a Bachelor's or Higher 10th Percentile Median Wage 90th Percentile Mechanical Engineers $30.91 $43.12 $ % 71% Electrical Engineers $28.48 $39.81 $ % 77% Industrial Engineers $27.24 $40.86 $ % 73% Commercial and Industrial 34% 51% Designers $22.45 $37.34 $ Manufacturing Engineers $22.90 $41.46 $59.36 NA NA Materials Engineers $27.66 $36.96 $ % 71% Chemical Engineers $26.52 $41.11 $ % 88% Civil Engineers $21.51 $33.46 $ % 83% Validation Engineers $22.90 $41.46 $59.36 NA NA Mechanical Drafters $16.21 $24.69 $ % 27% Advanced manufacturing engineers and designers

13 Demand Over Time Time Period Job Postings IT Jan-Mar ,735 IT Oct-Dec ,827 IT previous year Jan-Mar ,827 Information technology

14 Top 10 jobs in demand Computer Programmers Computer Systems Analysts Software Developers, Applications Computer Systems Engineers/Architects Information Technology Project Managers Database Administrators Network and Computer Systems Administrators Web Developers Software Developers, Systems Software Number of Job Postings Computer User Support Specialists 87 Information technology

15 Top 10 jobs wages and education requirements ONET-8 Occupation title 10th percentile wage Median Hourly Wage 90th percentile wage % 2011 national employment requiring some college or associate's degree % 2011 national employment requiring a bachelor's or higher Computer Programmers $20.89 $31.93 $ % 69% Computer Systems Analysts $25.26 $35.96 $ % 70% Software Developers, Applications $25.06 $37.07 $ % 82% Computer Systems $17.36 $32.58 $ % 45% Engineers/Architects Information Technology Project Managers $17.36 $32.58 $ % 45% Database Administrators $22.04 $34.96 $ % 66% Network and Computer Systems $21.98 $33.04 $ % 46% Administrators Web Developers* $17.53 $27.76 $ % 61% Software Developers, Systems $25.05 $39.13 $ % 82% Software Computer User Support Specialists* $13.77 $21.62 $ % 39% Information technology

16 Demand Over Time Time Period Job Postings Health care Jan-Mar ,601 Health care Oct-Dec ,308 Health care previous year Jan-Mar ,643 Health care

17 Top 10 jobs in demand (January-March 2013) Registered Nurses Number of Job Postings 576 Physical Therapists Physicians and Surgeons, All Other Nursing Assistants Health Technologists and Technicians, All Other Medical Assistants Pharmacists Occupational Therapists Medical Records and Health Information Licensed Practical and Licensed Vocational Nurses Health Care

18 Top 10 jobs wages and education requirements ONET-8 Occupation title 10th percentile wage Median hourly wage 90th percentile wage % 2011 national employment requiring some college or associate's degree % 2011 national employment requiring a bachelor's or higher Registered Nurses $24.50 $32.12 $ % 55% Physical Therapists $17.60 $36.88 $ % 90% Physicians and Surgeons, All Other $32.30 $71.83 $ % 99% Nursing Assistants $8.95 $12.10 $ % 8% Health Technologists and Technicians, All Other $16.08 $20.82 $ % 27% Medical Assistants $10.04 $13.32 $ % 9% Pharmacists $40.40 $53.63 $ % 95% Occupational Therapists $22.12 $32.26 $ % 89% Medical Records and Health Information Technicians $11.96 $17.02 $ % 16% Licensed Practical and Licensed Vocational Nurses $16.58 $21.91 $ % 5% Health Care

19 Section three DATA NOTES AND SOURCES

20 Understanding clusters Rather than focusing on talent demand within industries (types of firms), WIN generally emphasizes exploring talent demand based on occupations, including the skills, educational credentials, and experience needed to work in them. WIN research examines industry data, as the health of companies can be useful for economic development purposes. However, shifting focus from industry to occupation is important as different types of occupations with extremely different skillsets may work within and across industries. For example, accountants, computer specialists, and engineers all may work in the manufacturing industry. By clustering occupations, the talent system can identify employer demand for particular skillsets across multiple industry types and develop a response through training and pipeline development to meet that demand. Data notes and sources

21 Understanding demand vs. employment Employment refers to actual employment numbers the number of people in jobs in targeted industries or occupations. Demand refers to statistics derived from employer job postings, which indicate the potential for employment but may or may not materialize into actual jobs. Data notes and sources

22 Data sources Labor market demand data for this report was compiled using Burning Glass Technologies Labor Insight Tool, and analyzed by the Workforce Intelligence Network. Labor force, employment, and unemployment data comes from the U.S. Bureau for Labor Statistics. Check out our website for more data and detailed information about our sources. Data notes and sources

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