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New Jersey Industry and Occupational Employment Projections 2008-2018
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Annual Employment Change in New Jersey 1939-2009 Employment Change (000s)
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For the first time ever, NJ ended a decade with fewer jobs than it started Employment Change (000s)
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3 Recessions 1 Boom 1 Jobless Recovery Employment (000s) 3,689,800 3,981,700 = Very little net growth in NJ over last 20 years About 200,000 jobs Only 0.26% annual growth
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US and NJ projections viewed as upper and lower bounds Employment (000s)
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Growth in the nation is projected to outpace the state Annual Percent Growth
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Goods Producing industries will continue their decline Annual Percent Growth
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All growth will occur in Service Providing industries Annual Percent Growth
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Growth in Service Providing industries will be offset by declines in Goods Producing industries Employment growth 08 – 18
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Very slight growth is projected in Goods Producing industries in the nation Employment growth 08 – 18 (000s)
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Projected growth by major industry group Annual Percent Growth
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Goods Producing Industries Annual Growth Rate
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Deep losses in manufacturing will continue to drive Goods Producing industries downward Projected Employment Change 2008-2018
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These industries are the largest contributors to the decline in manufacturing Projected Employment Change 2008-2018
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Sharp drop in 2009 will create a long road back to 2006 peak for Construction
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Service Providing Industries Annual Growth Rate
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2008 employment and projected growth by industry sector Information and Utilities are projected to decline by almost 14,000 jobs
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Almost 90% of new jobs will be found in these three industry sectors Projected Employment Change 2008-2018
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Healthcare will continue to grow, but the rate is slowing Employment (000s) 2.7% per year 1.4% per year
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These typically higher paying industries are projected to add at least 2,000 jobs each Professional & Business Services Projected Employment Change 2008-2018
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Occupational Highlights 2.8% Employment Growth, 2006-2016 121,600 Average Annual Job Openings Roughly 8 of every 10 of these openings due to Replacement demand
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Professional and Service occupations will dominate job growth Major Occupational Group Projected Employment Change 2008-2018
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Due to replacement demand, there will be opportunities in all major occupational groups 28,760 28,420 18,090 14,780 12,920 7,920 3,990 3,520 3,160
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Professional occupations are made up of many smaller groups
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Service occupations consist of five occupational groups
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Jobs with higher requirements for entry will grow faster than their lower level counterparts Percent Growth 2008-2018
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These high paying occupations are all projected to grow faster than the state average Percent Growth 2008-2018 $173,800 $154,100 $137,900 $112,900 $105,000 $100,200 $96,200 $94,900 $90,100 $87,100
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Questions or Comments? Contact Jason Timian Call:609-777-3635 E-mail:jason.timian@dol.state.nj.us On the Web at: www.nj.gov/labor
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