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D. COLLEGE SERVICE AREA EMPLOYMENT
CHARACTERISTICS
This report section presents information
with regard to the characteristics of the college’s
service area resident employment base. The information includes
degrees of participation in the labor force, employment by
industry, by occupation, by work category, and class of worker.
In addition, means of travel and time frames to work by the
resident labor force are also provided. This data has a multitude
of uses such as understanding the labor force characteristics
and supply conditions. This information helps delineate this
potential target market for college training purposes. The
base data is provided by Claritas, Inc.
1.
Employment Characteristics Definitions
a.
Class of Worker
The information on class of worker refers to the same job as
a respondent’s industry and occupation
and categorizes persons according to the type of ownership of the employing organization.
b.
Labor Force
Labor force is defined as members of the Armed Forces, employed
persons, or those looking for
employment. The “Not in Labor Force” category includes all persons 16-and-older
who are not
employed or looking for employment.
c.
Industry
Information on industry relates to the kind of business conducted
by a person’s employing
organization.
d.
Occupation
Occupation describes the kind of work the person does on the
job. The occupational classification
consists of 500 specific occupational categories for employed persons arranged
into 6 summary level
and 13 occupational groups.
The following Exhibits are provided
in this Report section:
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