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quarterly BOROUGH LABOR MARKET BRIEF Quarter 1 january-march 2017 INDUSTRIES, JOBS, EMPLOYMENT, AND DEMOGRAPHIC TRENDS NYC AND THE FIVE BOROUGHS: brooklyn, bronx, manhattan, queens, staten island
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NYC OVERVIEW
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About this report This second quarterly report—focused on health care—provides education and workforce development professionals with timely data about jobs, industries, in-demand skills, and workers in NYC and the five boroughs. This report is made possible by the generous support of the NYC Workforce Funders and the New York Community Trust.
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jobs gains and losses since last issue
Source: New York State Department of Labor, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages.
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EMPLOYMENT
Q1 2017 Unemployment Rate March 2016 - March 2017 6.0%
5.7%
5.5% 5.2% 5.0%
5.1% 4.6%
4.5%
4.4% 4.1%
4.0%
3.5%
Mar-16 Apr-16 May-16 Jun-16
Jul-16 Aug-16 Sep-16 Oct-16 Nov-16 Dec-16 Jan-17 Feb-17 Mar-17 US
NYS
NYC
Source: US unemployment rate from Bureau of Labor Statistics, Current Population Survey; New York State and New York City from New York State Department of Labor, Local Area Unemployment Statistics.
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CROSS NEW YORK City, 173,300 people were unemployed in March 2017, down 51,200 from this time last year.
HE CITYWIDE UNEMPLOYMENT rate fell 0.7 percentage points since February 2017 and down 1.6 percentage points since last year.
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hile the Bronx has the highest unem-
ployment rate of the five boroughs (5.7 percent), the greatest number of unemployed New Yorkers (almost 52,000) live in Brooklyn.
Source: New York State Department of Labor, Local Area Unemployment Statistics. Note: Not seasonally adjusted.
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INDUST RIES Q1 2017
Top Six Largest Sectors in NYC Employment (in 1,000s), as of March 2017
Just six sectors account 704
Health Care and Social Assistance
554
Government
417
Professional, Scientific, and Tech Services
350
Accommodation and Food Services
343
Retail Trade
334
Finance and Insurance
for 62 percent of all jobs in New York City.
Source: New York State Department of Labor, Current Employment Statistics. Note: Not seasonally adjusted for seasonal patterns that may emerge in certain industries. Icons from icons8.com
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job gains and losses
Source: New York State Department of Labor, Current Employment Statistics.
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SINCE APRIL 2016, the Health Care and Social Assistance sector added the most jobs (+29,000).
ANOTHER SECTOR EXPERIENCING gains is Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services, adding close to 11,000 jobs. WHOLESALE TRADE EXPERIENCED the biggest job loss between March 2016 and March 2017, shedding close to 6,000 jobs.
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REAL-TIME JOB ADS Q1 2017 jpmorgan chase: top occupations advertised
Not all types of jobs are equally represented online. Please see the glossary for more details.
Source: Burning Glass Technologies, Labor Insight.™
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INCE OUR LAST update (covering November-December 2016), Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, Pfizer, and Deloitte replaced Macy’s, Arbor Networks, and Eurofins as top
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IGHTEEN OUT OF the twenty most fre-
quently advertised jobs are for occupations typically held by New York City workers with a bachelor’s degree. The two most frequently advertised occupations that don’t require a bachelor ’s degree are Secretaries
and
Retail
Salespeople. Since the last update, Lawyers replaced Information Technology Project Note: Secretaries and Administrative Assistants do not include Legal, Medical, and Executive secretaries.
Managers as a top occupation.
top skills in demand Employability
Software
Specialized
Communication Skills
Microsoft Excel
Project Management
Writing
Microsoft Office
Budgeting
Team Work/Collaboration
Microsoft PowerPoint
Customer Service
Organizational Skills
Microsoft Word
Scheduling
Research
SQL
Sales
Source: Burning Glass Technologies, Labor Insight.™
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HEALTH CARE Q1 2017
Health care Jobs in NYC Year-Over-Year Employment Change, 2007-2015 5%
4%
3%
2% 2% 1%
0%
-1%
-2%
-3%
-3%
-4%
2007
2008
2009
RECESSION
2010
2011
TOTAL EMPLOYMENT (ALL OWNERSHIP)
2012
2013
2014
2015
HEALTH CARE INDUSTRIES
Source: Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, New York State Department of Labor, 2000-2015.
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EALTH CARE IS the largest sector in NYC. Health care jobs were not as sensitive to the business cycle as overall industries, gaining jobs (two percent) at the height of the recent
recession while overall employment fell two percent. In 2014, employment in Health care industries grew more slowly (two percent) than total employment (three percent).
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Health care occupations in NYC
Source: Occupational wages and employment from New York State Department of Labor, Occupational Employment Statistics. Most common education of individuals in occupations: 2012 and 2013 American Community Survey Public Use Microdata, U.S. Department of Commerce, U.S. Census Bureau.
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HOME HEALTH AIDES account for the largest number of jobs in Health care, employing over 117,000 workers.
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projected occupation growth
Note: Occupational wages and employment from New York State Department of Labor, Occupational Employment Statistics; Projections and wages fromNew York State Department of Labor, Division of Research & Statistics.
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THE OCCUPATION PREDICTED to add the most jobs by 2022 is Home Health Aide.
SEVENTEEN OF THE 20 top projected growth occupations are typically held by individuals with some college, an associate degree, or a bachelor’s degree or higher.
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projected occupation growth
Source: Projections and wages from New York State Department of Labor, Division of Research & Statistics. Most common education from 2012 and 2013 American Community Survey Public Use Microdata, U.S. Department of Commerce, U.S. Census Bureau.
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NONE OF THE fastest growing jobs typically held by those with a high school degree or its equivalent pay at or more than the citywide median. TWO OF THE fastest growing jobs typically held by those with some college pay at or more than the median—Surgical Technologists and Licensed Practical and Licensed Vocational Nurses. MOST OF THE fastest growing jobs typically held by those with an Associate degree and bachelor’s degree pay at or above the citywide median.
Source: NYCLMIS analysis of Labor Insight™ Real-Time Market Data | Burning Glass Technologies
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real time job ads in health care Not all jobs are equally represented online. Larger employers are more likely to post jobs online. Many unionized Health care positions are not advertised online but through employment centers.
Source: Burning Glass Technologies, Labor Insight.™ Note: Timeframe is April 2016-April 2017.
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BRONX BRIEF Q1 2017
health care spotlight The Bronx has 91,000 jobs in the Health Care and Social Assistance sector (the largest in the borough). Not all jobs are equally represented online. Large employers are more likely to post jobs online. Many unionized Health care positions are not advertised online but through employment centers.
Source: Burning Glass Technologies, Labor Insight.™ Note: Timeframe is April 2016-April 2017.
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health care real time job ads
TOP POSTINGS FROM montefiore
Source: Burning Glass Technologies, Labor Insight.™ Note: Timeframe is April 2016-April 2017.
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INDUST RIES Q1 2017
Top Six Largest Sectors in the bronx Employment (in 1,000s)
Just six sectors 91
Health Care and Social Assistance
account for 77% of all jobs in the Bronx.
61
Government
31
Retail Trade
17
Accommodation and Food Services
16
Education Services
11
Construction
Note: Top industries reflect average of last four available quarters. Source: New York State Department of Labor, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages. Icons from icons8.com
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Note: Average wages from 2015. Top industries reflect average of last four available quarters. Source: New York State Department of Labor, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages.
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HEALTH CARE AND Social Assistance has the most jobs in the Bronx. BETWEEN THE THIRD quarter of 2015 and third quarter of 2016, of the classified sectors, Retail Trade added the most jobs (+409). ccommodation and Food Service , the third largest sector in the Bronx, shed over 650 jobs.
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REAL-TIME JOB ADS Q1 2017
TOP POSTINGS FROM MONTEFIORE
Not all types of jobs are equally represented online. Please see the glossary for more details.
Source: Burning Glass Technologies, Labor Insight.™
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INCE THE LAST update (covering September-December 2016), The Jewish Board, NYC Charter School Center, Lighthouse Academies, and Cayuga Centers emerged as top posting
employers in the borough, replacing Emerging Health IT, ESF Camps, and UnitedHealth Group.
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F THE TOP 10 jobs
most
frequently advertised from
January to March 2017, seven are those typically held by workers with a bachelor’s degree or higher in NYC. Retail Salespersons, Secretaries and Administrative Assistant, and Customer Service Representatives typically have a high school degree or its equivalent. Social Workers and Accountants replaced Software Developers and Human Resources Specialists as top advertised occupations.
top skills in demand Employability
Software
Specialized
Communication Skills
Microsoft Excel
Customer Service
Writing
Microsoft Office
Supervision
Organizational Skills
Microsoft PowerPoint
Scheduling
Team Work/Collaboration
Microsoft Word
Sales
Planning
SQL
Budgeting
Source: Burning Glass Technologies, Labor Insight.™
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BROOKLYN BRIEF Q1 2017
health care spotlight Brooklyn has approximately 186,000 jobs in the Health Care and Social Assistance sector (the largest in the borough). Not all jobs are equally represented online. Large employers and corporations are more likely to post jobs online. Many unionized Health care positions are not advertised online but through employment centers.
Source: Burning Glass Technologies, Labor Insight.™ Note: Timeframe is April 2016-April 2017.
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health care real time job ads
TOP POSTINGS FROM suny downstate
Source: Burning Glass Technologies, Labor Insight.™ Note: Timeframe is April 2016-April 2017.
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Top Six Largest Sectors in brooklyn Employment (in 1,000s)
Just six sectors 186
Health Care and Social Assistance
74
Government
74
Retail Trade
45
Accommodation and Food Services
29
Construction
29
Administrative and Waste Services
account for 64% of all jobs in Brooklyn.
Note: Top industries reflect average of last four available quarters. Source: New York State Department of Labor, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages. Icons from icons8.com.
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Note: Average wages from 2015. Top industries reflect average of last four available quarters. Source: New York State Department of Labor, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages.
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HEALTH CARE AND Social Assistance has the most jobs in Brooklyn. Other significant industries are Government and Retail Trade. BETWEEN THE THIRD quarter of 2015 and third quarter of 2016, Health Care and Social Assistance added the most jobs (close to 15,000). MANUFACTURING SHED THE most jobs (over 1,000).
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REAL-TIME JOB ADS Q1 2017 TOP POSTINGS FROM jpmorgan
Not all types of jobs are equally represented online. Please see the glossary for more details.
Source: Burning Glass Technologies, Labor Insight.™
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INCE THE LAST update (covering September-December 2016), The Jewish Board, Metropolitan Jewish Health, MJHS, and SCO Family of Services emerged as top posting employers in the
borough, replacing New York Methodist Hospital, the City University of New York (CUNY), and Etsy.
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F THE TOP 10 jobs most frequently adver-
tised from January to March 2017, nine are typically held by workers with a bachelor’s degree or higher in NYC. Retail Salespersons typically have a high school degree or its equivalent. The top occupations listed are the same as the last update (September-December 16).
top skills in demand Employability
Software
Specialized
Communication Skills
Microsoft Excel
Customer Service
Writing
Microsoft Office
Scheduling
Organizational Skills
Microsoft PowerPoint
Teaching
Team Work/Collaboration
Microsoft Word
Supervisory Skills
Detail-Oriented
Microsoft Windows
Budgeting
Source: Burning Glass Technologies, Labor Insight.™
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M A N H AT TA N
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MANHATTAN BRIEF Q1 2017
heath care spotlight Manhattan has 184,000 jobs in the Health Care and Social Assistance sector (the fifth largest sector in the borough).
Not all jobs are equally represented online. Large employers are more likely to post jobs online. Many unionized health care positions are not advertised online but through employment centers.
Source: Burning Glass Technologies, Labor Insight.™ Note: Timeframe is April 2016-April 2017. Medical Scientists do not include Epidemiologists.
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health care real time job ads
TOP POSTINGS FROM NYU medical center
Note: NYU includes NYU Hospitals Center, NYU School Of Medicine, and NYU Hospital for Joint Diseases. Source: Burning Glass Technologies, Labor Insight.™ Note: Timeframe is April 2016-April 2017.
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INDUST RIES Q1 2017
Top Six Largest Sectors in manhattan Employment (in 1,000s) Just six sectors 295
Finance and Insurance
293
Professional and Technical Services
214
Government
180
Accommodation and Food Services
184
Health Care and Social Assistance
152
Information
account for 55% of all jobs in Manhattan.
Note: Top industries reflect average of last four available quarters. Source: New York State Department of Labor, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages. Icons from icons8.com
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M A N H AT TA N
Note: Average wages from 2015. Top industries reflect average of last four available quarters. Source: New York State Department of Labor, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages.
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FINANCE AND INSURANCE now has the most jobs in Manhattan, replacing Professional and Technical Services. BETWEEN THE THIRD quarter of 2015 and third quarter of 2016, of the classified sectors, Professional and Technical Services added the most jobs (over 8,700). THE RETAIL TRADE sector shed over 5,500 jobs.
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REAL-TIME JOB ADS Q1 2017 TOP POSTINGS FROM jpmorgan
Not all types of jobs are equally represented online. Please see the glossary for more details.
Source: Burning Glass Technologies, Labor Insight.™
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INCE THE LAST update (covering September-December 2016), Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center emerged as a top posting employer in the borough, replacing Arbor Networks.
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F THE TOP 10 jobs most frequently advertised from
January to March 2017, eight are those typically held by workers with a bachelor’s degree or higher in NYC. Sales Representatives and Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, typically have a high school degree or its equivalent. Since the last update, Secretaries and Administrative Assistants replaced Retail Salespersons as one of the top advertised occupations.
top skills in demand Employability
Software
Specialized
Communication Skills
Microsoft Excel
Project Management
Writing
Microsoft Office
Budgeting
Team Work/Collaboration
Microsoft PowerPoint
Customer Service
Organizational Skills
Microsoft Word
Sales
Detail-Oriented
SQL
Scheduling
Source: Burning Glass Technologies, Labor Insight.™
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QUEENS BRIEF Q1 2017
health care spotlight
Queens has approximately 129,000 jobs in the Health Care and Social Assistance sector, the largest in the borough. Not all jobs are equally represented online. Large employers are more likely to post jobs online. Many unionized health care positions are not advertised online but through employment centers.
Source: Burning Glass Technologies, Labor Insight.™ Note: Timeframe is April 2016-April 2017.
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QUEENS
health care real time job ads
TOP POSTINGS FROM Northwell Health
Source: Burning Glass Technologies, Labor Insight.™ Note: Timeframe is April 2016-April 2017.
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INDUST RIES Q1 2017
Top Six Largest Sectors in queens Employment (in 1,000s)
Just six sectors 129
Health Care and Social Assistance
account for 70% of all jobs in Queens.
96
Government
65
Transportation and Warehousing
62
Retail Trade
50
Construction
48
Accommodation and Food Services
Note: Top industries reflect average of last four available quarters. Source: New York State Department of Labor, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages. Icons from icons8.com
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Note: Average wages from 2015. Top industries reflect average of last four available quarters. Source: New York State Department of Labor, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages.
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HEALTH CARE AND Social Assistance has the most jobs in Queens. Other significant industries are Government and Transportation and Warehousing. BETWEEN THE THIRD quarter of 2015 and third quarter of 2016, of the classified sectors, Health Care and Social Assistance added the most jobs (over 4,800). TRANSPORTATION AND WAREHOUSING, the third largest sector, lost the most jobs (over 900).
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REAL-TIME JOB ADS Q1 2017
TOP POSTINGS FROM citi
Not all types of jobs are equally represented online. Please see the glossary for more details.
Source: NYCLMIS analysis of Labor Insight™ Real-Time Market Data | Burning Glass Technologies
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INCE THE LAST update (covering September-December 2016), Aramark, MTA, New York Life, Spectrum, Bank of America, and SCO Family of Services emerged as top posting employers in
the borough, replacing the City of New York, Dish Network, Fresh Direct, Atria Senior Living, Gap Inc. and the City University of New York (CUNY). NYCLMIS | Q1 2017
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F THE TOP 10 jobs most frequently advertised,
seven are those typically held by workers with a bachelor’s degree or higher in NYC. Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers, Retail Salespersons, and Secretaries and Administrative Assistants typically have a high school degree or its equivalent. Since the last update (September-December 16), Medical and Health Services Managers (typically held by those with a graduate degree) replaced Human Resources Specialists as
top skills in demand
a top advertised occupation.
Employability
Software
Specialized
Communication Skills
Microsoft Excel
Customer Service
Writing
Microsoft Office
Scheduling
Organizational Skills
Microsoft PowerPoint
Sales
Problem Solving
Microsoft Word
Supervision
Team Work/Collaboration
Microsoft Windows
Budgeting
Source: Burning Glass Technologies, Labor Insight.™
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STATEN ISLAND BRIEF Q1 2017
health care spotlight
Staten Island has approximately 30,000 jobs in the Health Care and Social Assistance sector, the largest in the borough. Not all jobs are equally represented online. Large employers are more likely to post jobs online. Many unionized health care positions are not advertised online but through employment centers.
Source: Burning Glass Technologies, Labor Insight.™ Note: Timeframe is April 2016-April 2017.
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health care real time job ads
TOP POSTINGS FROM Northwell Health
Source: Burning Glass Technologies, Labor Insight.™ Note: Timeframe is April 2016-April 2017.
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Top Six Largest Sectors in staten island Employment (in 1,000s) 76% of jobs 30
Health Care and Social Assistance
19
Government
16
Retail Trade
9
Construction
8
Accommodation and Food Services
5
Transportation and Warehousing
belong to the six largest sectors in Staten Island.
Note: Top industries reflect average of last four available quarters. Source: New York State Department of Labor, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages. Icons from icons8.com
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Note: Average wages from 2015. Top industries reflect average of last four available quarters. Source: New York State Department of Labor, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages.
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HEALTH CARE AND Social Assistance employs the most workers in Staten Island. Other significant industries are Government and Retail Trade. BETWEEN THE THIRD quarter of 2015 and third quarter of 2016, Health Care and Social Assistance added the most jobs (over 650). THE INFORMATION SECTOR– one of the smallest in the borough– shed over 280 jobs.
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REAL-TIME JOB ADS Q1 2017 TOP POSTINGS, Northwell Health
Not all types of jobs are equally represented online. Please see the glossary for more details.
Source: Burning Glass Technologies, Labor Insight.™
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INCE THE LAST update (covering September-December 2016), Marriott International Incorporated, The Jewish Board, Centers Plan For Healthy Living, and Integris emerged as top posting employ-
ers in the borough, replacing Toys”R”Us, Inc., Brightpoint Health, ServiceMaster, and Archcare. NYCLMIS | Q1 2017
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F THE TOP 10 jobs most frequently advertised, eight
are those typically held by workers with a bachelor’s degree or higher in NYC. Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers and Retail Salespersons typically have a high school degree or its equivalent. Since the last update (covering September-December 2016) Secretaries and Administrative Assistants and Compensation and Benefit Specialists replaced Sales Agents and Merchandise Displayers as top advertised occupations.
top skills in demand Employability
Software
Specialized
Communication Skills
Microsoft Excel
Customer Service
Writing
Microsoft Office
Sales
Physical Demand
Microsoft Word
Retail Setting
Organizational Skills
Microsoft PowerPoint
Supervision
Team Work/Collaboration
Microsoft Sharepoint
Scheduling
Source: Burning Glass Technologies, Labor Insight.™
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GLOSSARY KEY TERMS LABOR MARKET INFORMATION Labor market information includes all data (both quantitative and qualitative) and analysis related to employment and the workforce (past, current, and future projections) that can help constituents make decisions and choices about education, training, and job search.
LABOR FORCE PARTICIPANTS Labor force participants include those who are employed and unemployed (those actively looking for work during the last four weeks).
OCCUPATIONS Occupations have similar job duties. Occupations (e.g. accountants) can span industries or they can be found solely in just one industry (e.g. nurses). The Standard Occupation Classification (SOC) System is a hierarchical framework and the standard used to classify occupations into categories for the purpose of collecting, calculating, or disseminating data.
REAL-TIME LABOR MARKET INFORMATION Real-time labor market information (RTLMI) describes software that scrapes online job postings daily, organizes the information into quantifiable data, and then stores this information into databases for analysis.
SEASONAL ADJUSTMENT Seasonal adjustment is a statical method that takes into account seasonal patterns that can impact employment and unemployment overall and in certain industries (e.g. retail employment typically increases during the retail holiday season and falls thereafer).
SECTORS AND INDUSTRIES Industries consist of businesses doing similar activities. The North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) is the standard used to classify business establishments.
Not all types of jobs are equally represented online. Large employers and corporations are more likely to post jobs online. Smaller businesses are more likely to post only executive positions online. Some occupation groups, such as construction and production, are under-represented because employers use other hiring methods such as union halls or job fairs.
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