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Great news for job seekers out of Minnesota this morning 📣. Minnesota is the latest state to get rid of degree requirements for the vast majority of state government jobs. Gov. Tim Waltz recently signed Executive Order 23-14 which focuses on improving access and retention within state employment. 🔗Check out the link to the full article in the comments section. #hiring #jobs #jobseekers #minnesota
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The remarkable employment growth in Texas looks even bigger considering its size relative to the rest of the U.S. Total non-farm employment has grown by 11.5 percent in Texas since December 2007. 🚀 Employment in the rest of the United States has grown by only 0.6 percent. Read more in the Washington Examiner 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eVNw_y46 #TexasJobs #JobCreation #EconomicGrowth #EmploymentTrends #TexasEconomy #JobMarket #WorkforceDevelopment
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21 states have expanded access to state jobs through a simple move: assessing or removing bachelor’s degree requirements. With state, local, and federal governments employing 15% of the U.S. workforce, these actions are of enormous consequence, especially for “STARs,” or workers who are skilled through alternative routes. Learn more in this recent Brookings article by Papia Debroy, Blair Corcoran de Castillo, Amy Mortimer, and Justin Heck: https://lnkd.in/ePjX6NW7 #HireSTARs
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Maryland's unemployment rate is tied with North Dakota's at the nation's lowest. 📉 🦀 Insights behind the data: 🔸Many left the labor force during the pandemic and haven't returned. From the Maryland report, the demographic with the largest decline was ages 25-44 (mostly women). 🔸 Entrepreneurship on the rise: MD business applications surged 31.4% from 2019 to 022. 🔸In Maryland, there are 3 open jobs for every available worker (as of November 2023) 🔸Employers may have to adapt their job requirements and desired skills if they are struggling to find suitable candidates 🔸The federal government fuels the local economy. There are 60 fed agencies, 14 military installations, and hundreds of sub/contractors. I'll drop the Axios and the MD State of the Economy Report below links below.
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In 2023, the 55+ working population accounted for 23% of Missouri’s workforce, up from 20% in 2013. In the latest Missouri Economy Indicators brief Luke Dietterle and Annette Kendall with Exceed - Regional Economic and Entrepreneurial Development discusses the latest workforce trends. Mercer County (30%) had the largest proportion of 55+ workers, while Boone County (17%) had the smallest proportion. Missouri's real estate, rental, and leasing industry had the highest proportion of 55+ workers among all private sectors, followed by wholesale trade. Find the latest Missouri Economy Indicators brief at: https://lnkd.in/gKmwjxGZ #ExtendMU #BusComEx #MissouriSBDC
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The 🌡 isn't the only thing on 🔥 out in the desert these days, the entire skilled trade labor market in Arizona is booming! As the last state in the Continental US to join the Union, we thought it was only right for Arizona to lead our new "State Spotlight" series. With about a 1% population increase each year this decade (more than 2x that of the national average), the demand for new homes, roads, and the ability to maintain them is skyrocketing. Let us know what data you want to see for your state in the comments. #SkilledTrades #ArizonaJobs
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Arizona's February Unemployment moved down to 4.1%. It's now in the second-highest tier of states per this morning's map from the Bureau of Economic Statistics. Here's a link to their interactive map and analysis: https://bit.ly/46VQyV5 I'll have more on Arizona's jobs report, including how it stacks up against other states, in a bit. #jobs #unemployment #Arizona
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How is the job market in Colorado? The Colorado job market poses competitive opportunities and challenges for employers and job seekers alike. Unemployment in Colorado dropped to 2.9% as of July 2023. This is below the national average unemployment rate of 3.5%. (Sep 15, 2023) #highcountrystaffing
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📝 Just released: Arizona's 2023 Year-End and December Employment Report. More Arizonans are employed today than ever on record. In 2023, Arizona created 64,800 jobs. Watch our snapshot and read the full report http://laborstats.az.gov. #AZJobsReport #AZlaborstats
Snapshot: Arizona's 2023 Year-End and December Employment Report
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In 2020, Fort Worth ranked in the top 5 large cities in the United States for job growth, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. #JobMarketChallenges #CareerGrowthHurdles #EmploymentStruggles #JobSeekers #CareerProfessionals #EmploymentAgencies #JobOpportunities #CareerDevelopment #JobPlacementServices
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