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Labor Market Information
Sound career
decisions are based on up-to-date information. Current labor market
publications and resources are available to help job seekers make
informed career choices. Career counseling and assistance on using
labor market information is provided in the Resource Room at each
Jobs ETC office.
Occupational Career
Posters – Check out the colorful posters in the Resource Room.
These posters provide information about jobs in specific industries
along with their education requirement and salary. This information
helps you understand the connection between education and wages. You
can view this posters online.
Wage Conversion –
The Wage Conversion poster provides a simple matrix on hourly wages
converted into annual wages. By using the Wage Conversion poster,
job seekers can quickly compute their potential earnings as they job
search. You
can view these posters online. These
posters are available on-line.
Jobs On-Line Posters
– These posters provide a “One-Stop” source of websites that
assist individuals providing labor market information and job/career
sites. These
posters are available on-line.
What
Jobs in Florida Pay (Occupational Wage Survey publications) –
This publication provides wages for specific occupations; both
locally and statewide. Job
seekers are able to see what the current and projected wages are
when conducting job search and making career decisions.
This
information is available online and through Florida's
Research and Economic Database (FRED).
What
are Tomorrow’s Hot Jobs (Industry and Occupational Projections
publications) – Industry and Occupational projections can be found
through 2008 for each area within the state as well as statewide.
Job seekers can see the potential growth or decline of
specific occupations; valuable information when job searching and/or
considering training. This
information is available on-line at through the FRED
system.
A Career Information
Delivery System (CIDS) like CHOICES – Products like CHOICES
provide a more holistic approach to career decision making by
guiding the individual through modules designed to provide a more
realistic job search and career strategy; customized to each
individual. CHOICES
and other CIDS are available on-line.
Florida’s Research and
Economic Database (FRED) – This interactive database provides
an on-line system containing much of the data used by job seekers
and employers. The new
component, “FRED Job Seeker”, will provide on-line videos of
specific careers so that job seekers can become familiar with the
requirements and traits of specific occupations.
This product can be found at http://fred.labormarketinfo.com/.
America’s Career Kit (featuring
America's Job Bank and America's Service Locator) – These on-line
systems parallel many of Florida's systems but provide a link to
national data and other resources. They
include information on jobs, resume posting, training providers, a
directory of local providers and more. Visit
America's Career Kit.
Occupational
Network (O*NET) - O*NET allows individuals to determine which
skills are necessary for particular jobs.
They can then use this information to identify skills gaps or
potential areas for skills training/upgrade.
Job seekers can also see what other occupations use the
skills they currently have for consideration during career
decision-making. Visit
O*NET.
"Consumer
Reports" - Information, which provides job seekers with
enough information regarding training providers’ performance,
including: placement rates, wages at placement, retention, and other
information to be taken into consideration when choosing a training
provider. The Florida Training and Education Network is the “consumer
reports” system used by Florida’s workforce community.
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