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Employers
- Labor Market Info
Sound business decisions depend upon good information.
Let Jobs ETC guide you through demographic and labor data that can
aid your decision-making.
What
Should I Pay My Employees (Occupational Wage Survey
publications) – This publication provides wages for specific
occupations; both locally and statewide.
Employers are able to see what the current and projected
wages are when making hiring and other personnel decisions.
This
information is available on line at
http://fred.labormarketinfo.com
Where
Will Businesses Like Mine be in the Future (Industry and
Occupational Projections publications) – Occupational projections
can be found through 2008 for each area within the state as well as
statewide. Employers
can see the potential growth or decline of specifics occupations;
valuable information when planning for today’s and tomorrow’s
workforce. This
information is available both in print and on-line at http://www.labormarketinfo.com/oes-proj/oes.htm
and is also available through the FRED system.
Occupational
Network (O*NET) - O*NET allows employers to determine which
skills are necessary for particular jobs.
They can then use this information to identify skill gaps in
their workforce or potential areas for skills training/upgrade.
Employers can also use the information in O*NET to write want
ads, position descriptions and the like.
O*NET can be found at http://online.onetcenter.org/.
Florida’s Research and
Economic Database (FRED) – This interactive database creates
an on-line system containing much of the data used by job seekers
and employers. Employers
can see how their industry compares with their peers; locally and
statewide. Employers
can also look at wages, occupation projections and more.
Most of the LMI used by an employer can be found in FRED.
http://fred.labormarketinfo.com/.
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