Labor Market in Los Angeles County Centers of Excellence (COE) for Labor Market Research October 8, 2019
About the Centers of Excellence (COE) California Community Colleges need to ensure that CTE curriculum produces workers with the skills relevant to the regional and statewide economies. The COE provide quality labor market data and information to help colleges respond to workforce needs. Colleges use the data for: Investing in new and Assessing labor relevant programs market needs Reviewing existing Pursuing grants programs
Increasing need for postsecondary education & training Percentage of Jobs Requiring More than a High School Diploma In the 1970s In 1992 By 2020 California needs close to one million more associate degrees, certificates, or industry-valued credentials by 2025. Source: Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce
Today’s Conversation → What is Labor Market Information (LMI)? → Priority industry sectors → Jobs outlook → Resources → Q&A
What is Labor Market Information (LMI)? …data about employment • location • occupation and industry • earnings • unemployment • demographics of the labor force • supply and demand
LMI Questions • Which occupations are most in demand in Los Angeles County? • Is demand for relevant occupations increasing or decreasing? • What is the education requirement for the occupations students are interested in? • What are expected earnings for an occupation? • What skills should students be learning to be qualified on the labor market?
Today’s Conversation → What is Labor Market Information (LMI)? → Priority industry sectors → Jobs outlook → Resources → Q&A
Priority Sectors in LA County* • Advanced Manufacturing • Advanced Transportation and Logistics • Business and Entrepreneurship • Energy, Construction and Utilities • Global Trade • Health • ICT/Digital Media • Life Sciences and Biotechnology • Retail, Hospitality, and Tourism *Based on 2017 Los Angeles Regional Plan
Today’s Conversation → What is Labor Market Information (LMI)? → Priority industry sectors → Jobs outlook → Resources → Q&A
Los Angeles County & California LMI • 26% of ALL jobs in the state are in Los Angeles County • Approximately 25% of annual job openings in LA County are “middle-skill” 5-Year 5-Year % Annual Region 2018 Jobs 2023 Jobs Change Change Openings* Los Angeles 5,127,819 5,334,961 207,142 4% 631,996 County California 19,642,416 20,873,992 1,231,576 6% 2,505,267 *Annual openings= new jobs + replacements (retirements) Source: Emsi, 2019
Current jobs and future need 83,279 2018 Jobs 58,401 49,258 Annual Openings 19,786 18,829 15,392 15,056 12,740 6,405 6,039 4,832 1,895 1,830 1,595 1,597 1,444 Registered Nurses Bookkeeping, Supv. of Office and Licensed Vocational Computer User Graphic Designers Electricians Paralegals and Accounting, and Admin. Support Nurses Support Specialists Legal Assistants Auditing Clerks Workers Source: Emsi, 2019
Entry-level earnings $38.85 Registered Nurses $22.22 Supv. of Office and Admin. Support Workers $21.84 Electricians $21.29 Licensed Vocational Nurses $21.22 Computer User Support Specialists $17.87 Paralegals and Legal Assistants $17.14 Graphic Designers Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditing Clerks $17.10 Source: Emsi, 2019
Today’s Conversation → What is Labor Market Information (LMI)? → Priority industry sectors → Jobs outlook → Resources → Q&A
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Today’s Conversation → What is Labor Market Information (LMI)? → Priority industry sectors → Jobs outlook → Resources → Q&A
Thank You! Juan Madrigal, Interim Director Centers of Excellence for Labor Market Research Los Angeles/Orange Counties jmadrigal@mtsac.edu 909.274.5409 www.coeccc.net
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