The Economic Status of Black College Graduates
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1 The Economic Status of Black College Graduates William M. Rodgers III Heldrich Center for Workforce Development Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey January
2 Introduction Greater Economic Risks The Great Recession and now weak recovery Structural Changes: Technology, Globalization, Population Public Policy placing more risk on individuals and families Implication: Era of Uneasiness Social mobility has slowed Nature of career and work has changed Employee-employer compact has weakened Jobs of tomorrow don t exist today 2
3 Introduction, cont. What does this Era of Uneasiness mean for Black college graduates. Specifically, What are the implications of the Great Recession and Bifurcated Recovery for Black college graduates? What are the implications of globalization, IT, and demographic change for Black college graduates? 3
4 Recession and Recovery Highlights The Recession 8 million jobs lost. The official unemployment rate jumped from 5.0 to 9.5 percent. After recession, the number of Americans working part-time for economic reasons peaked at over 9.1 million. Including them, generates a real unemployment rate of over 15%. The Recovery In 2011 and 2012, average monthly employment growth has been 155, Consecutive months of continuous growth averaging 153,000 per month Unemployment rate fallen to 7.8% jobless rate, but Real unemployment rate in excess of 14% 8 million working PT, but want FT work 39% of unemployed are long-term Employment-population ratio still 4.1 percentage points below prerecession level of 62.7% 4
5 Ratio The nexus of power lies with employers. For every private sector opening there are almost 4 to 7 people searching. (Ratios of Active and Passive Job Search to Job Openings) Dec 2007 Active Searchers Jun 2009 Feb 2010 Active+Passive Searchers Nov 2012 Source: Rodgers calculations from BLS data. Active Searchers: Unemployed; Active+Passive: Unemployed and Part-time for economic reasons. 5
6 Percent of Civilian Population Even the employment-population ratios of college graduates have not risen during the recovery White HS Grad. Black HS Grad. White Cgrad. Black Cgrad Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics. 6
7 Percent of Labor Force Percent of Civilian Population The black college graduate unemployment rate s pattern is more similar to the white high school graduate jobless rate Unemployment Rate White Black HS GradHS Grad White Cgrad Black Cgrad Labor Force Participation Rate White HS Grad Black HS Grad White Cgrad Black Cgrad Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics. 7
8 Percent Percent Racial differences in the acquisition of BA and Advanced degrees narrowed. 45 Men 45 Women HS Dropout HS Grad. Some Coll./AA Deg. BA Adv. Deg. 0 HS HS Grad. Some Dropout Coll./AA Deg. BA Adv. Deg. All Men Black Men All Women Black Women Source: 2011 U.S. Census Bureau. Estimates are for 25 Years and over. 8
9 However, these differences can t fully explain the black-white wage gap. Pay gap remains among black and white college graduates. 9
10 Percent The weekly wage gap among Black and White college graduates has slowly trended upward since the late 1980s. 0% -5% -10% -15% -20% -25% -30% -35% -40% -45% All BA Plus Source: Rodgers estimates from the March Annual Demographic files of the CPS. Estimates are three-year averages and include white and black women ages 18 to
11 The black-white weekly wage gap expands as one moves through their career. (All Men and Women- Pseudo Cohort Analysis) 18 to 24 Years old in: Period % % -13% % -20% -11% % -15% -12% -4% % -19% -15% -17% -2% Source: Rodgers calculations from the March Annual Demographic Files of the Current Population Survey. Entry is the difference between the black and white mean weekly wage. Estimates are three-year averages. Part-year and part-time workers are included. Caution must be exhibited with interpreting these estimates. They do not control for changing Compositions of each cohort. 11
12 The wage gap even expands among college graduates. (At least BA Degree- Pseudo Cohort Analysis) 18 to 24 Year Old College Graduates in: Period % % 8% % -15% -4% % -15% -7% 8% % -18% -14% -9% -11% Source: Rodgers calculations from the March Annual Demographic Files of the Current Population Survey. Entry is the difference between the black and white mean weekly wage. Estimates are three-year averages. Part-year and part-time workers are included. Caution must be exhibited with interpreting these estimates. They do not control for changing Compositions of each cohort. 12
13 What does the future job market look like? 13
14 Thousands Since February 2010, most of the job growth has been in the service sector, with notable declines in the public sector ,523 1, Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics. 14
15 All most one-half of the fastest growing jobs require at least a BA Degree. (Occupations 1 to 15, Percentage Change, 2008 to 2018) Biomedical engineers* Network systems and data communications analysts* Home health aides Personal and home care aides Financial examiners* Medical scientists, except epidemiologists* Physician assistants* Skin care specialists Biochemists and biophysicists* Athletic trainers* Physical therapist aides Dental hygienists Veterinary technologists and technicians Dental assistants Computer software engineers, applications* All Occupations Source: Employment Projections Program, U.S. Department of Labor, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Occupations with an * require at least a BA Degree. 15
16 Almost one-half of the fastest growing jobs require at least a BA Degree. (Occupations 16 to 30, Percentage Change, 2008 to 2018) Medical assistants Physical therapist assistants Veterinarians Self-enrichment education teachers Compliance officers, except agriculture, construction, health Occupational therapist aides Environmental engineers* Pharmacy technicians Computer software engineers, systems software* Survey researchers* Physical therapists* Personal financial advisors* Environmental engineering technicians* Occupational therapist assistants Fitness trainers and aerobics instructors All Occupations Source: Employment Projections Program, U.S. Department of Labor, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Occupations with an * require at least a BA Degree. 16
17 Only 7 of the 30 largest growing occupations require at least a BA Degree. (Occupations 1 to 15, Change in Thousands, 2008 to 2018) Registered nurses Home health aides Customer service representatives Combined food preparation and serving workers, including Personal and home care aides Retail salespersons Office clerks, general Accountants and auditors* Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants Postsecondary teachers* Construction laborers Elementary school teachers, except special education* Truck drivers, heavy and tractor-trailer Landscaping and groundskeeping workers Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks Source: Employment Projections Program, U.S. Department of Labor, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Occupations with an * require at least a BA Degree. 17
18 Only 7 of the 30 largest growing occupations require at least a BA Degree. (Occupations 16 to 30, Change in Thousands, 2008 to 2018) Executive secretaries and administrative assistants Management analysts* Computer software engineers, applications* Receptionists and information clerks Carpenters Medical assistants First-line supervisors/managers of office and administrative Network systems and data communications analysts* Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses Security guards Waiters and waitresses Maintenance and repair workers, general Physicians and surgeons* Child care workers Teacher assistants Source: Employment Projections Program, U.S. Department of Labor, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Occupations with an * require at least a BA Degree. 18
19 What are the needed future job skills and talents? 19
20 Preparing for the Future L. I. R. (WJCC Mission): (L) Life Long Learner (I) Independent thinker, and (R) Responsible citizen The Key Ingredients Personal Mission vs. Target Job (e.g., U.S. President) Manage Ideas vs. Manage People Producer of Content vs. Content Consumer Advocates for Success vs. Mentor Economic Literacy Safe Environment Failure Athletics Public Policy Formation (NEW) Educational Attainment 20
21 Preparing for the Future, cont. Education More than just a college degree BA Degree Content Analytical Framework ( e.g., Math & Economics) Persuasion Skills (Writing and Public Speaking) Global & Culturally Competent (Foreign travel) Teamwork Skills (Volunteer) Advance Degree(s): Business AND Technical Joint Degree Programs 21
22 Summing Up: Key Points Race-Neutral Trends Slow Economic Growth Intense Job Competition Stagnate Income Growth Even for college grads Public Sector Erosion ½ million lost since Feb Fiscal Austerity Pull back on safety nets Globalization Outsourcing & chasing new markets IT Adoption Analytical and Math Skills Fastest Growing /Higher paying Jobs require college degree Race-Specific Trends Persistent Unemployment Differences Wage Gap Grows over one s career Recession s Effects Linger for Blacks 22
23 Actionable Items for Discussion Curriculum Content Analytical Thinking (Economics, Math, and Public Policy) BA (Content Degree) & Grad. Degree (Professional Degree) Study Abroad Pedagogy Multiple forms of expression: writing and speaking Active Learning even in large lecture-based classes Role Playing Teamwork Public Speaking Service Learning/Volunteer Research Opportunities with faculty Post-Graduate Alumni Services Networking & Career Guidance Life-Long Learning Opportunities 23
24 Selected Resources Economic Literacy: Majors and Pay: Majors and Return on Investment: Career Outlook Information: The End Men: The Rise of Women, Hanah Rosin, xxxx The Winner Take All Society, Robert Frank and Philip Cook, Penguin, The Age of the Unthinkable, Joshua Cooper Ramo, Little Brown and Company, The Price of Admission, Daniel Golden, Crown Publishing, Futurework: Trends and Challenges for Work in the 21 st Century, U.S. Department of Labor,
25 APPENDIX 25
26 Percent Around 2040, the U.S. will become majority minority. 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% 2010 ACS White Black Latino Source: U.S. Census Bureau. 26
27 Percent Since 2000, the weekly earnings of most adult Americans have stagnated. 12.0% 10.0% 8.0% 6.0% (Cumulative Growth in Percent) Start of Recession Recession s End 4.0% 2.0% 0.0% -2.0% -4.0% st Decile 1st Quartile 2nd Quartile (Median) 3rtd Quartile 9th Decile Source: Author s calculations from U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data. Series are for adults 25 years and over. 27
28 Percent Even the earnings of workers with only a BA Degrees fell to keep pace with inflation. (Cumulative Change in Median Weekly Earnings) 12.0% 10.0% 8.0% Start of Recession Recession s End 6.0% 4.0% 2.0% 0.0% -2.0% -4.0% All Adults High School Graduates BA Degree Only Adv. Degree Only Source: Author s calculations from U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data. Series are for adults 25 years and over. 28
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