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Durham People's Alliance
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Durham People's Alliance January 2014 Membership Meeting presentation of Durham NC Office of Economic and Workforce Development breakdown of WIA related statistics in Durham, NC

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A Picture of the Durham Unemployed Through the Lens of WIA OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT 302 EAST PETTIGREW STREET DURHAM, NC 27701 P 919.560.4965 F 919.560.4986 Nicholas.McCoy@durhamnc.gov Allen.Wimmer@durhamnc.gov Kevin Dick- Executive Director Durham Workforce Development Board (DWDB) Jason Wimmer- Adult Employment Program Coordinator (DWDB) OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
Purposes Utilize accessible information to define the characteristics of Durhams unemployed as accurately as possible. To determine whether current business recruitment and retention strategies are in line with capabilities of available Durham talent. OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
Sources of Information JobLink WIA Adult and Dislocated Worker Program data collected from the Workforce Plus System孫 Manual tally of information from case files due to limitations of the North Carolina Workforce Plus System 2010 Census Data 2013 North Carolina Labor Market and Unemployment Insurance Information 孫 Workforce Plus is the states management information system for the WIA programs OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
Limitations of the State Systems Real time Labor Market information (throughout the State) Challenges for obtaining a profile on jobseekers OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
Unemployment Demographic Characteristics Durham Job Link WIA Population 2009-2012 Total Population Number OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT Durhams Unemployed (Through November 2012) Durham Overall Population 923 10,521 267,587
Male Vs. Female 56% 59% 52% 44% 48% 41% Female Male Durham JobLink WIA Population 2009-2012 OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT Durhams Unemployed Durham Overall January U.I. NC Labor Population 2010 Census Market Information
Unemployment by Race Durham Overall Population 2010 Census 11% 5% 38% 46% Black White Asian Other Durhams Unemployed 2013 January (U.I. Report) Labor Market Info Durham JobLink WIA Population 2009-2012 2% 2% 21% 14% 1% 27% OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT 58% Black White Asian Other 75% Black White Asian Other
Durham Educational Attainment 2% Less than H.S. JobLink WIA Population 2009-2012 16% 16% 36% H.S. Diploma /GED Post Secondary or Associates Bachelor's Degree or Higher OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT 19% 19% 29% 21% Unemployed2011 American 44% Community Survey 33% 21% 44% Population2010 Census
Population By Age 55-64 10% 15% 15% Durham JobLink WIA Population 2009-2012 32% 45-54 13% 20% 26% 25% 35-44 14% Durhams Unemployed January 2013 Labor Market Information 20% 25-34 26% 18% OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT Durham Overall Population 2010 Census
Interest Level For Training In The Top 5 Occupational areas in Demand Occupational Area孫 Healthcare Finance Biotechnology Higher Education I.T. TOTAL 孫Source: North Carolina Labor Market Information, 2012 族Source: Workforce Plus and WIA Case Files OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT % of WIA individuals interested in field族 36% 1% 8% 5% 19% 69%
Top Industry Wages Related to Percent of Requested Training in Wage Field rd Industry Durham Total Wages 3 Quarter 2012孫 % individuals with this as a field of interest族 Manufacturing $842,259,868 5% $517,697,522 36% $399,642,857 14% $236,445,657 6% Wholesale Trade $179,777,733 1% Total $2,175,823,637 62% Professional & Technical Services Health Care & Social Assistance Educational Services 孫Source: NC Labor Market Information, 2012 族Source: Workforce Plus and WIA Case Files OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
Experience Levels in Fields of Interest Of the individuals that applied to WIA in 2009-2012, the professional experience of highest frequency identified included: Administration (9% of clients) Information Technology (5% of clients) Manufacturing, Logistics, and Warehousing (each professional was represented by 5% of clients). Total- 29% Other fields of experience included: Accounting, Education, Banking & Finance, Biotechnology, Healthcare, Construction and Retail OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
Experience Levels in Fields of Interest 64% of the WIA population were in their occupation or previous job for three or more years. In 15% of these cases, individuals were considered to be executive level staff, being defined as persons with higher levels of responsibility of personnel and project ideas. During the periods 2009-2011, 66% of applicants requested training but in 66% of these cases clients were marketable enough. Of the requests for training, 15% requested training in their previous career field or closely related field. OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
Conclusion The Durham Area WIA is serving clients with attributes that are consistent with the demographic data of the areas unemployment. OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT 302 EAST PETTIGREW STREET DURHAM, NC 27701 P 919.560.4965 F 919.560.4986 Nicholas.McCoy@durhamnc.gov Allen.Wimmer@durhamnc.gov A consolidated MIS system capable of recording and producing the data in response to queries in an effective report format would save on cost and improve efficiency in providing information. Increased connectivity fostered by a new MIS System would allow the Durham Workforce Development Board to serve more of Durhams unemployed citizens through the JobLink Centers. OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
Examples of JobLink Recruitment Efforts FY12- FY13 OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT 302 EAST PETTIGREW STREET DURHAM, NC 27701 P 919.560.4965 F 919.560.4986 Nicholas.McCoy@durhamnc.gov Allen.Wimmer@durhamnc.gov OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
On-the-Job Training Overview On-the-Job Training 3-6 Months # of OJT Positions April 2011October 2012 35 Average Wage Median Salary Retained Employment after Contract (Annual) Gross Salaries for Durham County $14.94 $33,214 83% $1,162,494 Types of Positions Pharmaceutical (Production, Operations Mgmt., Compliance) Manufacturing (Operations Mgmt.) Energy (Technicians) Healthcare (Business Support) Transportation (Drivers) Security (Armed/Unarmed) Human Services (Operations Mgmt., Client Services) 4 contracts currently in process of being negotiated OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
Employer Friday Overview Employer Friday @ JobLink # of # of # Placed Companies Openings April 2012October 2012 21 130 80 Placement to Average Wage Openings 61% $9.50 Types of Positions CNAs Customer Care Associates/Customer Service Store Clerks Cleaning Ambassadors Plumbers Bus Drivers CREE 80 Openings Production/Assembly (300 screening) Nov. 26th & 27th OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
Incentive and Economic Development Initiative Pipeline Overview Companies w/ Workforce Agreements FY12- FY13 # of # of Workforce Openings Plans 6 264 Types of Positions Engineer Techs Retail Construction Production Assembly Cleaning Ambassadors Customer Service OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT # Placed Placement to Openings 70 27%

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  • 1. A Picture of the Durham Unemployed Through the Lens of WIA OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT 302 EAST PETTIGREW STREET DURHAM, NC 27701 P 919.560.4965 F 919.560.4986 Nicholas.McCoy@durhamnc.gov Allen.Wimmer@durhamnc.gov Kevin Dick- Executive Director Durham Workforce Development Board (DWDB) Jason Wimmer- Adult Employment Program Coordinator (DWDB) OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
  • 2. Purposes Utilize accessible information to define the characteristics of Durhams unemployed as accurately as possible. To determine whether current business recruitment and retention strategies are in line with capabilities of available Durham talent. OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
  • 3. Sources of Information JobLink WIA Adult and Dislocated Worker Program data collected from the Workforce Plus System孫 Manual tally of information from case files due to limitations of the North Carolina Workforce Plus System 2010 Census Data 2013 North Carolina Labor Market and Unemployment Insurance Information 孫 Workforce Plus is the states management information system for the WIA programs OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
  • 4. Limitations of the State Systems Real time Labor Market information (throughout the State) Challenges for obtaining a profile on jobseekers OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
  • 5. Unemployment Demographic Characteristics Durham Job Link WIA Population 2009-2012 Total Population Number OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT Durhams Unemployed (Through November 2012) Durham Overall Population 923 10,521 267,587
  • 6. Male Vs. Female 56% 59% 52% 44% 48% 41% Female Male Durham JobLink WIA Population 2009-2012 OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT Durhams Unemployed Durham Overall January U.I. NC Labor Population 2010 Census Market Information
  • 7. Unemployment by Race Durham Overall Population 2010 Census 11% 5% 38% 46% Black White Asian Other Durhams Unemployed 2013 January (U.I. Report) Labor Market Info Durham JobLink WIA Population 2009-2012 2% 2% 21% 14% 1% 27% OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT 58% Black White Asian Other 75% Black White Asian Other
  • 8. Durham Educational Attainment 2% Less than H.S. JobLink WIA Population 2009-2012 16% 16% 36% H.S. Diploma /GED Post Secondary or Associates Bachelor's Degree or Higher OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT 19% 19% 29% 21% Unemployed2011 American 44% Community Survey 33% 21% 44% Population2010 Census
  • 9. Population By Age 55-64 10% 15% 15% Durham JobLink WIA Population 2009-2012 32% 45-54 13% 20% 26% 25% 35-44 14% Durhams Unemployed January 2013 Labor Market Information 20% 25-34 26% 18% OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT Durham Overall Population 2010 Census
  • 10. Interest Level For Training In The Top 5 Occupational areas in Demand Occupational Area孫 Healthcare Finance Biotechnology Higher Education I.T. TOTAL 孫Source: North Carolina Labor Market Information, 2012 族Source: Workforce Plus and WIA Case Files OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT % of WIA individuals interested in field族 36% 1% 8% 5% 19% 69%
  • 11. Top Industry Wages Related to Percent of Requested Training in Wage Field rd Industry Durham Total Wages 3 Quarter 2012孫 % individuals with this as a field of interest族 Manufacturing $842,259,868 5% $517,697,522 36% $399,642,857 14% $236,445,657 6% Wholesale Trade $179,777,733 1% Total $2,175,823,637 62% Professional & Technical Services Health Care & Social Assistance Educational Services 孫Source: NC Labor Market Information, 2012 族Source: Workforce Plus and WIA Case Files OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
  • 12. Experience Levels in Fields of Interest Of the individuals that applied to WIA in 2009-2012, the professional experience of highest frequency identified included: Administration (9% of clients) Information Technology (5% of clients) Manufacturing, Logistics, and Warehousing (each professional was represented by 5% of clients). Total- 29% Other fields of experience included: Accounting, Education, Banking & Finance, Biotechnology, Healthcare, Construction and Retail OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
  • 13. Experience Levels in Fields of Interest 64% of the WIA population were in their occupation or previous job for three or more years. In 15% of these cases, individuals were considered to be executive level staff, being defined as persons with higher levels of responsibility of personnel and project ideas. During the periods 2009-2011, 66% of applicants requested training but in 66% of these cases clients were marketable enough. Of the requests for training, 15% requested training in their previous career field or closely related field. OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
  • 14. Conclusion The Durham Area WIA is serving clients with attributes that are consistent with the demographic data of the areas unemployment. OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT 302 EAST PETTIGREW STREET DURHAM, NC 27701 P 919.560.4965 F 919.560.4986 Nicholas.McCoy@durhamnc.gov Allen.Wimmer@durhamnc.gov A consolidated MIS system capable of recording and producing the data in response to queries in an effective report format would save on cost and improve efficiency in providing information. Increased connectivity fostered by a new MIS System would allow the Durham Workforce Development Board to serve more of Durhams unemployed citizens through the JobLink Centers. OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
  • 15. Examples of JobLink Recruitment Efforts FY12- FY13 OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT 302 EAST PETTIGREW STREET DURHAM, NC 27701 P 919.560.4965 F 919.560.4986 Nicholas.McCoy@durhamnc.gov Allen.Wimmer@durhamnc.gov OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
  • 16. On-the-Job Training Overview On-the-Job Training 3-6 Months # of OJT Positions April 2011October 2012 35 Average Wage Median Salary Retained Employment after Contract (Annual) Gross Salaries for Durham County $14.94 $33,214 83% $1,162,494 Types of Positions Pharmaceutical (Production, Operations Mgmt., Compliance) Manufacturing (Operations Mgmt.) Energy (Technicians) Healthcare (Business Support) Transportation (Drivers) Security (Armed/Unarmed) Human Services (Operations Mgmt., Client Services) 4 contracts currently in process of being negotiated OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
  • 17. Employer Friday Overview Employer Friday @ JobLink # of # of # Placed Companies Openings April 2012October 2012 21 130 80 Placement to Average Wage Openings 61% $9.50 Types of Positions CNAs Customer Care Associates/Customer Service Store Clerks Cleaning Ambassadors Plumbers Bus Drivers CREE 80 Openings Production/Assembly (300 screening) Nov. 26th & 27th OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
  • 18. Incentive and Economic Development Initiative Pipeline Overview Companies w/ Workforce Agreements FY12- FY13 # of # of Workforce Openings Plans 6 264 Types of Positions Engineer Techs Retail Construction Production Assembly Cleaning Ambassadors Customer Service OFFICE OF ECONOMIC AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT # Placed Placement to Openings 70 27%

Editor's Notes

  • #3: Answer the question who is Durhams unemployed?
  • #5: New state system to be implemented July 1.We have purchased Monster.com and Wanted Analytics to match job seekers and businesses, to extract labor market information and to extract characteristics about job seekers
  • #17: 1 position per contract with company$288,361 committed or spent; remaining balance is $400,000Tanya Dingle Adult/Dislocated Worker Program is the contact.
  • #18: We serve all companies, regardless of the wages they are paying. This is open to future policy discretion subject to unemployment levels.
  • #19: Agreements date back to FY09Burts Bees (2% - outlier)Y.E. Smith School (100% referral to placement)Save-A-Lot (100% referral to placement) EMC (ACW (62% referral placement)Business Improvement District (100% referral to placement)