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Green Workforce Demographics

The Greening Workforce – As the emerging green economy transforms industry and jobs, the Bureau of Labor Statistics is working closely with the U.S. Department of Labor and other key national agencies to understand the “greening” of industry sectors and to define emerging jobs and necessary skills.

Workforce Strategies takes a good look at the emerging and evolving green industries and their employment patterns - including the skills and talent that are needed and will continue to be needed these jobs and skills take on a growing position in local economies. The success of such businesses include a variety of local factors, including the make-up of the workforce and it ability to effectively and quickly shift toward these evolving green services and products. Our consulting service assist companies and locations in understanding and meeting the green human capital requirement.

A good initial step in understanding local patterns and their capacity to shift toward greeness is through looking at our green occupation demographics. Delivered through our partner's technology solutions, this data show employment counts for occupations that have recently been designated and emerging as “going green”. (See Environmental Engineer map.) They include 119 occupations within local economies whose qualifications and skills are being transformed to meet green job requirements. The data indicate the employment number and percent as well as the concentration for each when compared to U.S. figures. nutshell

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Used for understanding and harnessing the potential needed for developing a local green workforce, this cutting-edge content is for planners, workforce and economic developers, and commercial and industrial businesses. It provides an understanding of local occupation and employment patterns for building and re-skilling a green workforce and shows the local talent pool by occupation, as categorized by the Standard Occupation Classification (SOC) system.

The data also provide critical insight on local strengths and weaknesses, as well as workforce information for supporting how-to strategies for shifting local labor toward green jobs. From computer, construction, and engineering talent to technicians, farming and forestry, manufacturing and production, science, and transportation workers, the demographics show employment counts for those who have the skills and capacity necessary for retrofitting buildings, building smart grids, creating wind power, developing mass transit, and working on other eco-friendly projects.


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