Showing posts with label Labor and Employment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Labor and Employment. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 19, 2007

Information Technology Jobs

From Computerworld:

Lists & Rankings: 100 Best Places to Work in IT 2007
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Top 5:
1) Quicken Loans Inc.
2) University of Miami
3) Sharp HealthCare
4) The Capital Group Cos.
5) The Mitre Corp.

Methodology

Lists in various categories:
Total employees
Total IT employees
IT employee turnover in 2006
IT employee promotions in 2006
Training days offered per IT employee in 2006
Training budget per IT employee in 2006
Percentage of IT managers who are women
Percentage of IT managers who are minorities
View by Company Size and by Region

Monday, April 2, 2007

Labor and Employment

From the U.S. Census Department - Local Employment Dynamics Tool

Databases: A Brief Overview of the Local Employment Dynamics Tool from the U.S. Census

The LED tools can help decision-makers understand current workforce conditions and plan economic development. These tools help employers find potential workers and show jobseekers where to locate up-and-coming industries. The program featured data from five states when it launched in 1999, and had expanded to 44 states by early 2007.

“You see where workers live, where they work and how they commute,” said Census Bureau Director Louis Kincannon. “You can use these tools to spot, for example, where to relocate an office or see where you need more public transportation. The possibilities and uses are endless.”

The three LED online tools are: QWI (Quarterly Workforce Indicators) Online, Industry Focus and On the Map. QWI Online contains eight economic indicators: total employment, net job flow, job creation, number of new hires, separations, turnover and average monthly earnings for all workers and new hires.

Each indicator is a measure of a local economy that combines wage information with demographic data, such as age and sex. Together, they provide a complete picture of an area’s workforce, and changes can be tracked over time.

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Source: U.S. Census