Oregon Employment Department Help Wanted in Oregon: Results from the 2012 Job Vacancy Survey Job vacancies in: Northwest Oregon & the Willamette Valley.

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Oregon Employment Department Help Wanted in Oregon: Results from the 2012 Job Vacancy Survey Job vacancies in: Northwest Oregon & the Willamette Valley

Oregon Employment Department Roughly 7,800 vacancies in Northwest Oregon & the Willamette Valley Surveyed 2,200 employers during Fall 2012 Includes private employers with two or more employees If they were hiring, we asked about each vacancy’s: Job title Full- or part-time status Seasonal or temporary status Starting wage or salary Educational and experience requirements

Oregon Employment Department Health care has more vacancies than any other industry…

Oregon Employment Department … but healthcare practitioners and technical occupations do not top the list of vacancies.

Oregon Employment Department Overall, vacancies were reported in 252 occupations.

Oregon Employment Department Almost three-quarters of vacancies don’t require education beyond high school…

Oregon Employment Department … but wages are higher for vacancies that require more education…

Oregon Employment Department … and high-paying vacancies are more likely to require education beyond high school.

Oregon Employment Department Two-thirds of all vacancies pay less than $15 per hour.

Oregon Employment Department Vacancies requiring higher education are more likely to be high-paying, full-time, and permanent.

Oregon Employment Department Two-thirds of vacancies require previous experience…

Oregon Employment Department … and vacancies that require more experience typically offer higher wages.

Oregon Employment Department Vacancies that require more experience are by far the most likely to require education beyond high school.

Oregon Employment Department High-paying vacancies are more likely to require a combination of education and previous experience.

Oregon Employment Department Smaller employers reported more than half of regional vacancies, a much greater share than statewide (39%).

Oregon Employment Department Nearly half of vacancies reported to this statewide survey are in the Portland Tri-County area.

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