Iowa Workforce Development. Source: Labor Market and Workforce Information Division, Iowa Workforce...

Iowa Workforce Development

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Source: Labor Market and Workforce Information Division, Iowa Workforce Development.


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Emergency

Regular Unemployment Total

Benefits Compensation Benefits

County

Cherokee 1,709,286 1,016,278 2,725,564

Ida 977,518 643,178 1,620,696

Monona 1,733,722 1,229,430 2,963,152Plymouth 3,566,796 1,885,545 5,452,341

Woodbury 21,440,972 12,482,661 33,923,633Total $29,428,294 $17,257,092 $46,685,386


2010 2000 Number Percent

State of Iowa 3,046,355 2,926,324 120,031 4.1

Cherokee 12,072 13,035 -963 -7.4

Ida 7,089 7,837 -748 -9.5

Monona 9,243 10,020 -777 -7.8

Plymouth 24,986 24,849 137 0.6

Woodbury 102,172 103,877 -1,705 -1.6

Total 155,562 159,618 -4,056 -2.5

Change, 2000-2010

Source: U.S. Bureau of the Census, Decennial Census.

140,000 145,000 150,000 155,000 160,000 165,000 170,000 175,000

2010

2000

1990

1980

1970

1960

1950

155,562

159,618

154,161

162,465

165,995

174,538

173,221

Source: U.S. Bureau of the Census, Decennial Census Counts.

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Cherokee Ida Monona Plymouth Woodbury

$595.73 $662.12

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$715.48 $663.02

Source: Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, Iowa Workforce Development. 2010 refers to year ending September 30, 2010.

2010

2010 Average Annual

Employment Wage

Management of Companies 777 $92,468

Utilities 566 $81,549

Federal Government 1,067 $57,224

State Government 915 $48,950

Manufacturing 9,986 $48,298

Wholesale Trade 3,329 $45,781

Professional/Technical Services 1,346 $42,707

Finance/Insurance 2,178 $41,150

Construction 3,115 $40,375

Transportation/Warehousing 3,391 $37,984

Health Services 10,441 $36,100


2010

2010 Average Annual

Employment Wage

Accommodations/Food Services 6,053 $11,310

Arts/Entertainment 972 $18,964

Administrative Support/

Waste Services 4,278 $20,645

Retail Trade 9,887 $21,528

Real Estate/Rental 578 $24,284

Other Services 2,143 $25,898

Educational Services 1,169 $26,087

Ag/Natural Resources 792 $31,001

Information 949 $35,153

Local Government 8,553 $35,972


Consumer spending strengthened in fourth quarter.

Housing remained weak; home sales in Iowa dropped slightly to 30,389 in 2010

from 31,795 in 2009.

The recovery is dependent on hiring in the private sector due to cutbacks in state and local government.

Long-term unemploymentBankruptciesForeclosuresBudget shortfalls in state and local governmentsSlow hiring due to uncertainty

Hiring in Iowa has been suppressed for over two years.

Layoffs have hit workers in middle-skilled jobs the hardest; many will need to retrain for new jobs.

The housing crisis has limited mobility for unemployed persons.

Hiring has occurred in Iowa’s major durable goods plants (Alcoa, Deere, Rockwell Collins, Winnebago).

Manufacturing grew at a faster pace in the Midwest in 2010 than in the U.S.

Iowa’s strong agricultural economy is also fueling some of the demand.

Third Qtr Third Qtr

2010 2009

Average Average Change

Ames 3,821 3,743 78

Cedar Rapids 20,722 20,692 30

Des Moines - W Des Moines 17,920 17,978 58

Dubuque 8,020 7,549 471

Iowa City 6,110 5,916 194

Sioux City 4,821 6,128 -1,307

Waterloo 15,766 16,033 -267

Note: The Sioux City MSA is defined as Woodbury County, IA; Dakota County, NE; Dixon County, NE; and Union County, SD.

Housing has begun to stabilize.Business investment is strong.Consumer spending has strengthened.Household wealth has improved due to the rally in the stock market.Initial claims for Unemployment Insurance (UI) dropped in 2010.Average weekly hours worked increased in 2010, particularly in manufacturing.

2008 2018

Estimated Projected Total

Employment Employment Growth

Total, All Industries 83,425 89,285 5,860

Administrative and Support Services 4,100 4,995 895

Ambulatory Health Care Services 2,925 3,680 755

Nursing and Residential Care Facilities 3,140 3,730 590

Food Services and Drinking Places 5,640 6,155 515

Specialty Trade Contractors 2,275 2,745 470

Educational Services 6,745 7,190 445

Self-Employed and Unpaid Family

Workers 7,565 7,990 425

Social Assistance 1,340 1,690 350

Professional, Scientific and Technical

Services 1,435 1,780 345

Warehousing and Storage 1,040 1,345 305


2010

2008 2018 Mean

Estimated Projected Annual

Employment Employment Salary

Accounts and Auditors 625 760 $61,812

Electricians 245 275 50,063

Registered Nurses 1,730 2,075 48,243

Plumbers, Pipefitters, Steamfitters 685 770 46,524

First-Line Supervisors of Office and

Administrative Support Workers 390 430 45,609

Middle School Teachers 390 430 44,447

Elementary School Teachers 745 825 41,566

Truck Drivers, Heavy and Tractor-

Trailer 2,665 2,955 38,699

Child, Family, and School Social

Workers 250 280 38,368


2010

2008 2018 Mean

Estimated Projected Annual

Employment Employment Salary

Auto Technicians and Mechanics 525 565 $35,459

Executive Secretaries 450 490 35,309

Carpenters 595 640 34,764

Mental Health and Substance Abuse

Social Workers 200 245 33,377

Rehabilitation Counselors 235 280 33,028

Bookkeeping, Accounting and

Auditing Clerks 1,155 1,245 29,100

Billing and Posting Clerks 275 310 28,762

Security Guards 415 455 28,753

Industrial Truck and Tractor Operators 705 795 27,843

Construction Laborers 580 665 27,692


For further information contact:

Ann Wagner, Research [email protected]

Iowa Workforce Development

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