NORTH CENTRAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT REGION · LEADING, EMERGING AND MATURING INDUSTRIES IN THE NORTH...

North&Central&EDR&Counties

2013&Population&Estimates

Percent&of&EDR&Population

DeWitt 16,420,,,,,,,,,, 3%

Fulton 36,346,,,,,,,,,, 7%

Livingston 38,186,,,,,,,,,, 7%

McLean 174,647,,,,,,,, 32%

Marshall 12,153,,,,,,,,,, 2%

Mason 14,248,,,,,,,,,, 3%

Peoria 188,429,,,,,,,, 34%

Stark 5,907,,,,,,,,,,,, 1%

Tazewell 136,352,,,,,,,, 25%

Woodford 39,273,,,,,,,,,, 7%

Total,Population 661,961,,,,,,,,

North&Central&EDR&Population&Centers

2013&Population&Estimates

Percent&of&EDR&Population

Peoria 116,513,,,,,,,, 18%

Bloomington 78,902,,,,,,,,,, 12%

Normal 54,664,,,,,,,,,, 8%

Pekin 34,081,,,,,,,,,, 5%

East,Peoria 23,503,,,,,,,,,, 4%

Morton 16,525,,,,,,,,,, 2%

Washington 15,716,,,,,,,,,, 2%

Canton 14,437,,,,,,,,,, 2%

Pontiac 11,688,,,,,,,,,, 2%

NORTH CENTRAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT REGION !

!! !

Source:(US(Census(Bureau(Annual(County(Resident(Population(Estimates(for(2013(

Source:(US(Census(Bureau(Annual(County(Resident(Population(Estimates(for(2013(

1

Cluster

2012 Em

ployment

2022 Em

ployment

Net

Employm

ent C

hange

Percent Em

ployment

Change

Concentration (Location Q

uotient)M

arketing & Sales91,039

98,050

7,011

7.7%

0.86

Hospitality & Tourism

73,877

81,544

7,667

10.4%0.73

Business Managem

ent33,773

48,179

14,406

42.7%

1.46

Health C

are41,832

46,994

5,162

12.3%

0.98

Law & Public Safety

34,437

38,534

4,097

11.9%0.84

Manufacturing

33,676

33,781

105

0.3%3.48

Finance19,331

31,353

12,022

62.2%

2.06

Education & Training28,045

29,989

1,944

6.9%

0.98

Transportation, Distribution & Logistics

20,956

25,785

4,829

23.0%1.07

Construction

13,114

14,661

1,547

11.8%0.78

Agriculture6,871

6,861

10

- -0.1%

2.34

Arts & Audio Visual4,151

4,024

127

- -3.1%

0.74

Information Technology

2,334

3,181

847

36.3%0.57

Reserarch & D

evelopment

2,555

2,817

262

10.3%0.78

Energy1,394

1,382

12

- -0.9%

0.73

NORTH CENTRAL REG

ION

EMPLO

YMENT BY INDUSTRY / O

CCUPATIONAL CLUSTER

2

NAICS DESCRIPTION 2012

Employment 2022

Employment

Employment Change 2012-

22

% Change 2012-22 2014 LQ Class

311 Food Manufacturing 2,394 2,479 85 3.6% 0.69 Emerging

312 Beverage and Tobacco Product Manufacturing 255 233 (22) -8.6% 0.56

313 Textile Mills 47 48 1 2.1% 0.17 Emerging

314 Textile Product Mills 86 86 - 0.0% 0.31

315 Apparel Manufacturing - - - 0.0% -

316 Leather and Allied Product Manufacturing - - - 0.0% -

321 Wood Product Manufacturing 254 286 32 12.6% 0.31 Emerging

322 Paper Manufacturing 246 223 (23) -9.3% 0.27

323 Printing and Related Support Activities 1,185 892 (293) -24.7% 1.08 Maturing

324 Petroleum and Coal Products Manufacturing 10 10 - 0.0% 0.04

325 Chemical Manufacturing 1,254 1,217 (37) -3.0% 0.67

326 Plastics and Rubber Products Manufacturing 682 675 (7) -1.0% 0.45

327 Nonmetallic Mineral Product Manufacturing 279 330 51 18.3% 0.32 Emerging

331 Primary Metal Manufacturing 2,083 2,038 (45) -2.2% 2.19 Maturing

332 Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing 5,315 5,524 209 3.9% 1.59 Leading

333 Machinery Manufacturing 15,958 16,013 55 0.3% 6.12 Leading

334 Computer and Electronic Product Manufacturing 339 288 (51) -15.0% 0.13

335 Electrical Equipment, Appliance, and Component Manufacturing 246 250 4 1.6% 0.28 Emerging

336 Transportation Equipment Manufacturing 1,594 1,720 126 7.9% 0.45 Emerging

337 Furniture and Related Product Manufacturing 780 785 5 0.6% 0.94 Emerging

339 Miscellaneous Manufacturing 669 684 15 2.2% 0.49 Emerging

MANUFACTURINGLEADING, EMERGING AND MATURING INDUSTRIES IN THE NORTH CENTRAL REGION

3

NAICS

Description

Pathway

SOC6Code

SOC6Title

Average'Annual'Job'Openings

Annual6

Occupation6

Openings6in6Industry

20226Percent6of6

Occupation6

that6is6in6this6Industry

20226Percent6of6

Employm

ent6in6this6Industry6that6is6this6Occupation

311Food'M

anufacturing1

6.60.8

325Chem

ical'Manufacturing

17.1

1.6

332Fabricated'M

etal'Product'Manufacturing

111

1.2

333Machinery'M

anufacturing1

6.81.1

334Com

puter'and'Electronic'Product'Manufacturing

15.7

1

336Transportation'Equipm

ent'Manufacturing

18.9

1

333Machinery'M

anufacturing1

4.10.8

334Com


211.5

2.5


ent'Manufacturing

16.5

0.9

325Chem

ical'Manufacturing

10.4

0.5

334Com


10.3

0.3


ent'Manufacturing

10.4

0.2


ent'Manufacturing

Logistics'&'Inventory'Control

13N1081Logisticians**

131

10.61.1


ent'Manufacturing


13N1111Managem

ent6Analysts6(incl.6Logistics6A

nalysts)**72

10.9

0.5

334Com


23.5

2.8


ent'Manufacturing

11.1

0.6

334Com


410.8

5.6


ent'Manufacturing

13

1

325Chem

ical'Manufacturing

14.2

1.3

326Plastics'and'Rubber'Products'M

anufacturing1

3.31.3

331Prim

ary'Metal'M

anufacturing1

1.61.1

332Fabricated'M


25.6

0.9

333Machinery'M

anufacturing2

6.91.6

334Com


412.2

3

335Electrical'Equipm

ent,'Appliance,'and'Component'M

anufacturing1

2.51.8


ent'Manufacturing

617.6

2.8

339Miscellaneous'M

anufacturing1

3.51.6

325Chem

ical'Manufacturing

11.7

0.6

332Fabricated'M


26.2

1.1

333Machinery'M

anufacturing4

12.33.3

334Com


26.3

1.8

335Electrical'Equipm

ent,'Appliance,'and'Component'M

anufacturing1

21.7


ent'Manufacturing

411.9

2.2

325Chem

ical'Manufacturing

12.2

0.4

333Machinery'M

anufacturing1

3.20.4

334Com


14.5

0.7


ent'Manufacturing

26.1

0.6

333Machinery'M

anufacturing1

1.70.7

334Com


13.9

1.7

311Food'M

anufacturing1

11.1

312Beverage'and'Tobacco'Product'M

anufacturing1

0.65.2

321Wood'Product'M

anufacturing1

0.62.4

322Paper'M

anufacturing1

0.52.3

323Printing'and'Related'Support'Activities

21.2

4.4

325Chem

ical'Manufacturing

10.7

1.4


anufacturing1

0.72

327Nonm

etallic'Mineral'Product'M

anufacturing1

0.72.9

332Fabricated'M


32

2.1

333Machinery'M

anufacturing2

1.42.3

334Com


10.6

0.9


ent'Manufacturing

10.7

0.8

337Furniture'and'Related'Product'M

anufacturing1

0.52.3

339Miscellaneous'M

anufacturing1

0.72.2

327Nonm

etallic'Mineral'Product'M

anufacturingLogistics'&

'Inventory'Control43N5032

Dispatchers**

241

2.21.2

325Chem

ical'Manufacturing

12.6

1.1

332Fabricated'M


14

0.8

333Machinery'M

anufacturing1

3.41

334Com


13.5

1.1


ent'Manufacturing

15.8

1.2

311Food'M

anufacturing1

2.61.3

323Printing'and'Related'Support'Activities

11.3

2.1

325Chem

ical'Manufacturing

11.9

1.8


anufacturing1

1.72

332Fabricated'M


23.9

1.8

333Machinery'M

anufacturing1

2.51.7

334Com


11.5

1.1


ent'Manufacturing

12.5

1.2

339Miscellaneous'M

anufacturing1

1.52.1

311Food'M

anufacturing3

9.12.4

312Beverage'and'Tobacco'Product'M

anufacturing1

1.73.5

321Wood'Product'M

anufacturing1

1.51.4

322Paper'M

anufacturing1

3.43.7

325Chem

ical'Manufacturing

25.3

2.7


anufacturing1

3.42.1

Mechanical6Engineers**

Engineers,6All6O

ther6(including6Robotics6Engineers)**

Sales6Reps,6W

hls/Mfg,6Tech/SciProds**

Sales6Reps/W

hlesale/Mfg,Ex.Tech/Scntifc**

Production,6Planning6&6Expediting6Clerks**

Shipping6Receiving6&

6Traffic6Clerks**

Industrial6Machinery6M

echanics**

MANUFACTURING

INDUSTRIES FOR PRINCIPAL O

CCUPATIONS IN THE NO

RTH CENTRAL REGIO

N

Industrial6Production6Managers**

Engineering6Managers**

Managers,6A

ll6Other6(incl.6Logistics6A

nalysts)**

Software6D

evelopers,6Applications**

Software6D

evelopers,6Systems6Softw

are**

Industrial6Engineers**

Manufacturing'Production'Process'Developm

ent11N3051


ent11N9041


11N9199


ent15N1132


ent15N1133


ent17N2112


ent17N2141


ent17N2199


ent41N4011


ent41N4012


43N5061


43N5071

Maintenance,'Installation'&

'Repair49N9041

1118

206

623533312735

129

215235

5

327

Nonmetallic

'Mineral'Product'M

anufacturin

g1

1.7

1.6

331

Prim

ary'M

etal'M

anufacturin

g1

3.8

4

332

Fabricated'M

etal'Product'M

anufacturin

g2

4.5

1.1

333

Machinery'M

anufacturin

g2

51.9

336

Transporta

tion'Equipment'M

anufacturin

g2

4.9

1.3

311

Food'M

anufacturin

g2

2.3

2.3

325

Chemical'M

anufacturin

g1

1.2

2.4

326

Plastics'and'Rubber'P

roducts'M

anufacturin

g1

0.9

2.3

331

Prim

ary'M

etal'M

anufacturin

g1

1.1

4.4

332

Fabricated'M

etal'Product'M

anufacturin

g1

1.4

1.4

333

Machinery'M

anufacturin

g1

0.9

1.3

336

Transporta

tion'Equipment'M

anufacturin

g1

1.2

1.2

311

Food'M

anufacturin

g2

7.8

3.2

321

Wood'Product'M

anufacturin

g1

2.5

3.7

322

Paper'M

anufacturin

g1

2.2

3.8

323

Prin

ting'and'Related'Support'A

ctiv

ities

12.9

3.9

325

Chemical'M

anufacturin

g1

4.9

3.9

326


roducts'M

anufacturin

g1

4.5

4.4

327

Nonmetallic

'Mineral'Product'M

anufacturin

g1

2.3

3.3

331

Prim

ary'M

etal'M

anufacturin

g1

2.8

4.5

332

Fabricated'M

etal'Product'M

anufacturin

g3

11.1

4.3

333

Machinery'M

anufacturin

g1

5.7

3.3

334

Computer'a

nd'Electro

nic'Product'M

anufacturin

g1

3.1

1.9

336

Transporta

tion'Equipment'M

anufacturin

g2

7.2

2.9

337

Furnitu

re'and'Related'Product'M

anufacturin

g1

2.5

4.1

339

Miscellaneous'M

anufacturin

g1

3.2

3.5

332

Fabricated'M

etal'Product'M

anufacturin

g7

49.1

2.8

333

Machinery'M

anufacturin

g2

12.7

1.1

336

Transporta

tion'Equipment'M

anufacturin

g2

11.8

0.7

339

Miscellaneous'M

anufacturin

g1

5.7

0.9

311

Food'M

anufacturin

g3

2.5

1.9

321

Wood'Product'M

anufacturin

g3

3.3

9.1

322

Paper'M

anufacturin

g1

0.6

1.9

325

Chemical'M

anufacturin

g1

1.2

1.8

326


roducts'M

anufacturin

g4

3.6

6.5

327

Nonmetallic

'Mineral'Product'M

anufacturin

g1

1.2

3.2

331

Prim

ary'M

etal'M

anufacturin

g1

0.7

2.2

332

Fabricated'M

etal'Product'M

anufacturin

g8

7.3

5.3

333

Machinery'M

anufacturin

g10

10

10.7

334

Computer'a

nd'Electro

nic'Product'M

anufacturin

g4

3.6

4.1

335

Electric

al'Equipment,'A

ppliance,'and'Component'M

anufacturin

g4

3.8

12.8

336

Transporta

tion'Equipment'M

anufacturin

g21

20.3

15.1

337

Furnitu

re'and'Related'Product'M

anufacturin

g3

3.3

9.9

339

Miscellaneous'M

anufacturin

g6

5.6

11.6

336

Transporta

tion'Equipment'M

anufacturin

g2

16.8

3.5

339

Miscellaneous'M

anufacturin

g1

5.1

3

326


roducts'M

anufacturin

g1

4.5

1.2

331

Prim

ary'M

etal'M

anufacturin

g1

41.8

332

Fabricated'M

etal'Product'M

anufacturin

g13

39.3

4.2

333

Machinery'M

anufacturin

g6

18.4

2.9

334

Computer'a

nd'Electro

nic'Product'M

anufacturin

g2

50.9

335

Electric

al'Equipment,'A


anufacturin

g1

3.7

1.8

336

Transporta

tion'Equipment'M

anufacturin

g6

18.2

2

339

Miscellaneous'M

anufacturin

g1

3.9

1.2

331

Prim

ary'M

etal'M

anufacturin

g1

12

2.1

332

Fabricated'M

etal'Product'M

anufacturin

g5

38.8

1.6

333

Machinery'M

anufacturin

g2

17.6

1.1

336

Transporta

tion'Equipment'M

anufacturin

g1

11.8

0.5

339

Miscellaneous'M

anufacturin

g1

60.7

331

Prim

ary'M

etal'M

anufacturin

g1

4.6

0.4

332

Fabricated'M

etal'Product'M

anufacturin

g6

46

1

333

Machinery'M

anufacturin

g3

26.1

0.9

336

Transporta

tion'Equipment'M

anufacturin

g1

90.2

325

Chemical'M

anufacturin

g1

0.7

0.4

326


roducts'M

anufacturin

g1

1.5

1.1

327

Nonmetallic

'Mineral'Product'M

anufacturin

g1

0.7

0.8

331

Prim

ary'M

etal'M

anufacturin

g1

1.9

2.2

332

Fabricated'M

etal'Product'M

anufacturin

g25

35.1

10.2

333

Machinery'M

anufacturin

g12

16.6

7

334

Computer'a

nd'Electro

nic'Product'M

anufacturin

g2

31.4

335

Electric

al'Equipment,'A


anufacturin

g1

1.6

2.2

336

Transporta

tion'Equipment'M

anufacturin

g9

12

3.6

339

Miscellaneous'M

anufacturin

g2

2.7

2.3

331

Prim

ary'M

etal'M

anufacturin

g1

1.9

2

332

Fabricated'M

etal'Product'M

anufacturin

g7

24.3

6.2

333

Machinery'M

anufacturin

g4

13.2

4.9

336

Transporta

tion'Equipment'M

anufacturin

g4

12.5

3.3

332

Fabricated'M

etal'Product'M

anufacturin

g3

29.1

1.2

333

Machinery'M

anufacturin

g2

20

1.3

336

Transporta

tion'Equipment'M

anufacturin

g3

27

1.2

311

Food'M

anufacturin

g2

6.6

2.2

Welding/Soldering/Brazing6M

achine6Setters6&6Operators**

Industrial6Machinery6M

echanics**

General6Maintenance6&

6Repair6Workers**

1stTLine6Spvrs/Mgrs,6Prod.6&

6Operating6W

orkers**

Inspectors,6Testers,6Sorters6&6W

eighers

Structural6Metal6Fabrcators6&

6Fitters

Team6Assem

blers

Assemblers6&

6Fabricators,6All6Other**

ComputerTControlled6M

achine6Tool6Operators**

Grind/Polish6Machine6Tool6Setters6&

6Operators

Lathe/Turning6Machine6Tool6Setters6&

6Operators

Machinists**

Welders,6Cutters,6Solderers6&

6Brazers**

Manufacturin

g'Productio

n'Process'Development

51N9061

Productio

n51N2041

Productio

n51N2092

Productio

n51N2099

Productio

n51N4011

Productio

n51N4033

Maintenance,'In

stallatio

n'&'Repair

49N9041

Maintenance,'In

stallatio

n'&'Repair

49N9071

Productio

n51N1011

35

69

24

14

104

10

33

12

Productio

n51N4034

Productio

n51N4041

Productio

n51N4121

Productio

n51N4122

12

72

30

11

29

6

325

Chemical'M

anufacturin

g1

4.8

3.2

326


roducts'M

anufacturin

g2

5.6

4.7

327

Nonmetallic

'Mineral'Product'M

anufacturin

g1

1.8

2.1

331

Prim

ary'M

etal'M

anufacturin

g1

2.3

3.2

332

Fabricated'M

etal'Product'M

anufacturin

g3

8.9

2.9

333

Machinery'M

anufacturin

g1

4.7

2.3

334

Computer'a

nd'Electro

nic'Product'M

anufacturin

g2

5.4

2.8

335

Electric

al'Equipment,'A


anufacturin

g1

23

336

Transporta

tion'Equipment'M

anufacturin

g3

10

3.4

339

Miscellaneous'M

anufacturin

g1

2.9

2.7

311

Food'M

anufacturin

g7

30.3

7.8

312

Beverage'and'Tobacco'Product'M

anufacturin

g1

5.2

10.3

325

Chemical'M

anufacturin

g3

11.8

6

326


roducts'M

anufacturin

g1

3.6

2.2

311

Food'M

anufacturin

g3

10.9

2

321

Wood'Product'M

anufacturin

g1

1.7

1.1

322

Paper'M

anufacturin

g1

2.4

1.8

325

Chemical'M

anufacturin

g1

3.5

1.2

326


roducts'M

anufacturin

g1

2.4

1

327

Nonmetallic

'Mineral'Product'M

anufacturin

g1

2.1

1.3

331

Prim

ary'M

etal'M

anufacturin

g1

1.7

1.2

332

Fabricated'M

etal'Product'M

anufacturin

g1

3.8

0.7

333

Machinery'M

anufacturin

g1

2.9

0.7

336

Transporta

tion'Equipment'M

anufacturin

g1

4.8

0.9

339

Miscellaneous'M

anufacturin

g1

2.8

1.4

Inspectors,6Testers,6Sorters6&6W

eighers

Packaging6&6Filling6M

achine6Operators6&

6Tenders

Production6Workers,6All6O

ther

Manufacturin

g'Productio

n'Process'Development

51N9061

Productio

n51N9111

Productio

n51N9199

29

22

31

7

Pathway

SOC*Code

SOC*Title

Average'Annual'Job'Openings

Annual*

Occu

patio

n*

Openings*in

*

Industry

2022*Perce

nt*

of*

Occu

patio

n*

that*is*in

*this*

Industry

2022*Perce

nt*

of*

Employment*in

*

this*In

dustry

*

that*is*th

is*

Occu

patio

nMedian*Annual

Educatio

n*Entry

*Level

Experie

nce*Entry

*Level

Training*Entry

*Level

16.6

0.8

17.1

1.6

111

1.2

16.8

1.1

15.7

1

18.9

1

14.1

0.8

211.5

2.5

16.5

0.9

10.4

0.5

10.3

0.3

10.4

0.2


13D1081Logisticia

ns**

131

10.61.1

$63,968Bachelor's'degree

1'to'5'yearsNone


13D1111Management*A

nalysts*(in

cl.*Logistics*A

nalysts)*

*72

10.9

0.5$83,130

Bachelor's'degree1'to'5'years

None

23.5

2.8

11.1

0.6

410.8

5.6

13

1

14.2

1.3

13.3

1.3

11.6

1.1

25.6

0.9

26.9

1.6

412.2

3

12.5

1.8

617.6

2.8

13.5

1.6

11.7

0.6

26.2

1.1

412.3

3.3

26.3

1.8

12

1.7

411.9

2.2

12.2

0.4

13.2

0.4

14.5

0.7

26.1

0.6

11.7

0.7

13.9

1.7

11

1.1

10.6

5.2

10.6

2.4

10.5

2.3

21.2

4.4

10.7

1.4

10.7

2

10.7

2.9

32

2.1

21.4

2.3

10.6

0.9

10.7

0.8

10.5

2.3

10.7

2.2


43D5032Disp

atch

ers*

*24

12.2

1.2$40,436

High'school'diploma'or'equivalent

None

ModerateDterm

'onDtheDjob'training

12.6

1.1

14

0.8

13.4

1

13.5

1.1

15.8

1.2

12.6

1.3

11.3

2.1

11.9

1.8

11.7

2

23.9

1.8

12.5

1.7

11.5

1.1

12.5

1.2

11.5

2.1

39.1

2.4

11.7

3.5

11.5

1.4

13.4

3.7

25.3

2.7

13.4

2.1

11.7

1.6

13.8

4

24.5

1.1

25

1.9

24.9

1.3

22.3

2.3

11.2

2.4

10.9

2.3

11.1

4.4

11.4

1.4

10.9

1.3

11.2

1.2

27.8

3.2

12.5

3.7

12.2

3.8


More'than'5'years

None


11D9199Managers,*A

ll*Other*(in

cl.*Logistics*A

nalysts)*

*206

$74,690High'school'diplom

a'or'equivalent1'to'5'years

None


ent11D3051

Industria

l*Productio

n*M

anagers*

*11


1'to'5'yearsNone

MANUFACTURING



RTH CENTRAL REGIO

N


ent11D9041

Engineerin

g*M

anagers*

*18


ent17D2112

Industria

l*Engineers*

*33


None

None


ent17D2141

Mechanica

l*Engineers*

*31

Bachelor's'degreeNone

None


ent15D1132

Softw

are*Developers,*A

pplica

tions**

62$82,872


None


ent15D1133

Softw

are*Developers,*S

yste

ms*S

oftw

are**

35$95,405


None


ent41D4012

Sales*R

eps/W

hlesale/M

fg,Ex.T

ech/Scntifc*

*129


a'or'equivalentNone

ModerateDterm



43D5061Productio

n,*P

lanning*&*Expeditin

g*Clerks**

21$36,784


None

ModerateDterm



ent17D2199

Engineers,*A

ll*Other*(in

cluding*Robotics*E

ngineers)*

*27


None

None


ent41D4011

Sales*R

eps,*W

hls/M

fg,*Tech/SciP

rods**

35$58,477


ModerateDterm



'Repair49D9071

General*M

aintenance*&*Repair*W

orkers*

*69


a'or'equivalentNone

ModerateDterm


Production51D1011

1stQLin

e*Spvrs/M

grs,*P

rod.*&

*Operatin

g*W

orkers*

*24

$54,505Postsecondary'nonDdegree'aw

ard1'to'5'years

None


43D5071Shipping*Receiving*&*Traffic*C

lerks**

52$28,242


None

ShortDterm'onDtheDjob'training


'Repair49D9041

Industria

l*Machinery*M

echanics*

*35


a'or'equivalentNone

LongDterm'onDtheDjob'training

8

12.9

3.9

14.9

3.9

14.5

4.4

12.3

3.3

12.8

4.5

311.1

4.3

15.7

3.3

13.1

1.9

27.2

2.9

12.5

4.1

13.2

3.5

749.1

2.8

212.7

1.1

211.8

0.7

15.7

0.9

32.5

1.9

33.3

9.1

10.6

1.9

11.2

1.8

43.6

6.5

11.2

3.2

10.7

2.2

87.3

5.3

1010

10.7

43.6

4.1

43.8

12.8

2120.3

15.1

33.3

9.9

65.6

11.6

216.8

3.5

15.1

3

14.5

1.2

14

1.8

1339.3

4.2

618.4

2.9

25

0.9

13.7

1.8

618.2

2

13.9

1.2

112

2.1

538.8

1.6

217.6

1.1

111.8

0.5

16

0.7

14.6

0.4

646

1

326.1

0.9

19

0.2

10.7

0.4

11.5

1.1

10.7

0.8

11.9

2.2

2535.1

10.2

1216.6

7

23

1.4

11.6

2.2

912

3.6

22.7

2.3

11.9

2

724.3

6.2

413.2

4.9

412.5

3.3

329.1

1.2

220

1.3

327

1.2

26.6

2.2

14.8

3.2

25.6

4.7

11.8

2.1

12.3

3.2

38.9

2.9

14.7

2.3

25.4

2.8

12

3

310

3.4

12.9

2.7

730.3

7.8

15.2

10.3

311.8

6

13.6

2.2

310.9

2

11.7

1.1

12.4

1.8

13.5

1.2

12.4

1

12.1

1.3

11.7

1.2

13.8

0.7

12.9

0.7

14.8

0.9

12.8

1.4

Production51D1011

1stQLine*Spvrs/Mgrs,*Prod.*&

*Operating*W

orkers**24

$54,505Postsecondary'nonDdegree'aw

ard1'to'5'years

None

Production51D2099

Assemblers*&

*Fabricators,*All*Other**

10$26,156


None

ModerateDterm


Production51D4011

ComputerQControlled*M

achine*Tool*Operators**

33$40,302


None

ModerateDterm


Production51D2041

Structural*Metal*Fabrcators*&

*Fitters14


a'or'equivalentNone

ModerateDterm


Production51D2092

Team*Assem

blers104


a'or'equivalentNone

ModerateDterm


Production51D4041

Machinists**

72$38,216


None

LongDterm'onDtheDjob'training

Production51D4121

Welders,*Cutters,*Solderers*&

*Brazers**30


a'or'equivalentLess'than'1'year

ModerateDterm


Production51D4033

Grind/Polish*Machine*Tool*Setters*&

*Operators

12$36,860


None

ModerateDterm


Production51D4034

Lathe/Turning*Machine*Tool*Setters*&

*Operators

12$43,048


None

ModerateDterm


Production51D9111

Packaging*&*Filling*M

achine*Operators*&

*Tenders22


a'or'equivalentNone

ModerateDterm


Production51D9199

Production*Workers,*All*O

ther31


a'or'equivalentNone

ModerateDterm


Production51D4122

Welding/Soldering/Brazing*M

achine*Setters*&*Operators**

11$37,184


None

ModerateDterm



ent51D9061

Inspectors,*Testers,*Sorters*&*W

eighers29


a'or'equivalentNone

ModerateDterm


9

NAICS DESCRIPTION2012

Employment2022

Employment

Employment Change 2012-22

Growth Rate LQ Industry Class

423 Merchant Wholesalers, Durable Goods 5,470 6,025 555 10.1% 0.82 Emerging

424 Merchant Wholesalers, Nondurable Goods 3,666 6,041 2,375 64.8% 0.79 Emerging

425 Wholesale Electronic Markets and Agents and Brokers 975 1,061 86 8.8% 0.47 Emerging

481 Air Transportation 176 196 20 11.4% 0.16 Emerging

483 Water Transportation - - - 0.0% -

484 Truck Transportation 4,216 5,088 872 20.7% 1.32 Leading

485 Transit and Ground Passenger Transportation 722 845 123 17.0% 0.45 Emerging

486 Pipeline Transportation - - - 0.0% -

487 Scenic and Sightseeing Transportation - - - 0.0% -

488 Support Activities for Transportation 2,199 2,526 327 14.9% 1.42 Leading

492 Couriers and Messengers 633 648 15 2.4% 0.51 Emerging

493 Warehousing and Storage 2,899 3,355 456 15.7% 1.78 Leading

TRANSPORTATION, DISTRIBUTION & LOGISTICSLEADING, EMERGING AND MATURING INDUSTRIES IN THE NORTH CENTRAL REGION

10

NAICS

DESCRIPTION

Pathway

SOC1Code

SOC1Title

Average1Annual1Job1Openings

Annual1Occupational1Openings1in1Industry

20221Percent1of1occupation

20221Percent1of1industry

423Merchant,W

holesalers,,Durable,Goods,1

5.90.1

424Merchant,W

holesalers,,Nondurable,Goods,

14.6

0.2

423Merchant,W


6.20.2

423Merchant,W


6.20.2

424Merchant,W


18.6

0.5

424Merchant,W


18.6

0.5

484Truck,Transportation

110

0.7


110

0.7

488Support,Activities,for,Transportation

15.2

0.8


15.2

0.8

493Warehousing,and,Storage

19.1

1.3


19.1

1.3

423Merchant,W

holesalers,,Durable,Goods,Warehousing,and,Distribution,Center,O

perations17K2112

Industrial1Engineers1(Supply1Chain1Engineer)33

11.8

0.1

423Merchant,W


2.51.3

424Merchant,W


21.6

1.2

425Wholesale,Electronic,M

arkets,and,Agents,and,Brokers,1

0.81.2

481Air,Transportation

10.6

2.3


10.6

0.6


11

2.3

492Couriers,and,M

essengers1

0.62.1


10.7

1.3


29.5

2.1


29.5

2.1


28.3

0.5


28.3

0.5


1263.6

8.4


1263.6

8.4

492Couriers,and,M

essengers1

7.61.4

492Couriers,and,M

essengers1

7.61.4

423Merchant,W


2.90.2


417.9

2.6

485Transit,and,Ground,Passenger,Transportation

27.8

3.2


27.9

2.4

492Couriers,and,M

essengers1

3.11.3

423Merchant,W


40.4

424Merchant,W


13.1

0.4

423Merchant,W


13.53.2

424Merchant,W


47.8

2.7



2.71.7


11.8

1.8

492Couriers,and,M

essengers3

57.2


24.7

4.1

423Merchant,W


1.70.4


10.8

0.9

423Merchant,W


10.61


318.6

3.5


15

2.6

423Merchant,W

holesalers,,Durable,Goods,Warehousing,and,Distribution,Center,O

perations51K1011

1stGLine1Supvrs/Mgrs,1Prod/O

perating1Workers**

241

2.70.5

423Merchant,W


8.60.5

424Merchant,W


29.9

0.9


14.9

0.6


13.5

0.9

492Couriers,and,M

essengers2

9.63.6


213.7

3.2

423Merchant,W


4.70.3

424Merchant,W


18.9

0.9


214.6

2.2


14.6

1.9

492Couriers,and,M

essengers1

4.62


14.7

1.3


Transportation,Operations

53K3021Bus1Drivers,1Transit1&

1Intercity11

542.3

15.1



53K3022School1Bus1Drivers

208

41.241.1

423Merchant,W


3.22

424Merchant,W


117.9

7.3



0.50.8


6346.3

59.7


43.1

8.5

492Couriers,and,M

essengers2

1.55.6


32.2

5.3

423Merchant,W


8.42.5

424Merchant,W


47.6

3.2



1.81.4


36.1

3.6


11.2

1.5

492Couriers,and,M

essengers10

17.130.5


11.9

2.1

TRANSPORTATIO

N, DISTRIBUTION & LO

GISTICS



RTH CENTRAL REGIO

N

161812

137

56

Facility,and,Mobile,Equipm

ent,Maintenance

49K3031

Warehousing,and,Distribution,Center,O

perations53K1021


perations53K1031


53K3032


53K3033

Production,1Planning,1&1Expediting1Clerks**

Shipping,1Receiving,1&1Traffic1Clerks**

Automotive1Service1Technicians1&

1Mechanics**

Bus1&1Truck1M

echanics1&1Diesel1Eng.1Specialists**

1stGLine1Supvrs/Mgrs,1Helpers1&

1Laborers

1stGLine1Supvrs/Mgrs,1Trans.1M

achine1Operators**

Truck1Drivers,1Heavy1&1Tractor1Trailer**

Truck1Drivers,1Light1&1Delivery1Services


43K5032


perations43K5061


perations43K5071

Facility,and,Mobile,Equipm

ent,Maintenance

49K3023

Purchasing1Managers**

Transportation,1Storage1&1Distribution1M

anagers**

1stGLine1Supvrs/Mgrs,1O

ffice1&1Adm

.1Support1Wkrs**

Cargo1&1Freight1Agents1(Route1Planners)

Dispatchers**

1413

113

1924215263

Logistics,Planning,and,Managem

ent,Services11K3061


11K3071

Logistics,Planning,and,Managem

ent,Services43K1011

Health,,Safety,and,Environmental,M

anagement

43K5011

12

Pathway

SOC*Code

SOC*Title

Average*

Annual*Job*

Openings

Annual*

Occupational*

Openings*in*

Industry

2022*Percent*

of*occupation

2022*Percent*

of*industry

Median'

AnnualEducation'Entry'Level

Experience'Entry'LevelTraining'Entry'Level

15.9

0.1

14.6

0.2

16.2

0.2

16.2

0.2

18.6

0.5

18.6

0.5

110

0.7

110

0.7

15.2

0.8

15.2

0.8

19.1

1.3

19.1

1.3

Warehousing'and'Distribution'Center'O

perations17I2112

Industrial*Engineers*(Supply*Chain*Engineer)

331

1.80.1


None

None

32.5

1.3

21.6

1.2

10.8

1.2

10.6

2.3

10.6

0.6

11

2.3

10.6

2.1

10.7

1.3

29.5

2.1

29.5

2.1

28.3

0.5

28.3

0.5

1263.6

8.4

1263.6

8.4

17.6

1.4

17.6

1.4

12.9

0.2

417.9

2.6

27.8

3.2

27.9

2.4

13.1

1.3

14

0.4

13.1

0.4

713.5

3.2

47.8

2.7

12.7

1.7

11.8

1.8

35

7.2

24.7

4.1

11.7

0.4

10.8

0.9

210.6

1

318.6

3.5

15

2.6


perations51I1011

1stDLine*Supvrs/Mgrs,*Prod/Operating*Workers**

241

2.70.5

$54,505Postsecondary'nonIdegree'aw

ard1'to'5'years

None

28.6

0.5

29.9

0.9

14.9

0.6

13.5

0.9

29.6

3.6

213.7

3.2

14.7

0.3

18.9

0.9

214.6

2.2

14.6

1.9

14.6

2

14.7

1.3

Transportation'Operations

53I3021Bus*Drivers,*Transit*&*Intercity

115

42.315.1


a'or'equivalentNone

ModerateIterm

'onItheIjob'training


53I3022School*Bus*Drivers

208

41.241.1


a'or'equivalentNone

ModerateIterm


43.2

2

117.9

7.3

10.5

0.8

6346.3

59.7

43.1

8.5

21.5

5.6

32.2

5.3

58.4

2.5

47.6

3.2

11.8

1.4

36.1

3.6

11.2

1.5

1017.1

30.5

11.9

2.1


53I3033Truck*Drivers,*Light*&*Delivery*Services

56$30,975


None

ShortIterm'onItheIjob'training

TRANSPORTATIO


GISTICS



RTH CENTRAL REGIO

N


perations53I1031

1stDLine*Supvrs/Mgrs,*Trans.*Machine*Operators**

12$55,706


1'to'5'yearsNone


53I3032Truck*Drivers,*Heavy*&*Tractor*Trailer**

137$37,267


1'to'5'yearsShortIterm


Facility'and'Mobile'Equipm

ent'Maintenance

49I3031Bus*&*Truck*Mechanics*&*Diesel*Eng.*Specialists**

16$38,685


None

LongIterm'onItheIjob'training


perations53I1021

1stDLine*Supvrs/Mgrs,*Helpers*&*Laborers

18$43,326


1'to'5'yearsNone


perations43I5071

Shipping,*Receiving,*&*Traffic*Clerks**

52$28,242


None


Facility'and'Mobile'Equipm

ent'Maintenance

49I3023Automotive*Service*Technicians*&*Mechanics**

63$30,549


None

LongIterm'onItheIjob'training


43I5032Dispatchers**

24$40,436


None

ModerateIterm



perations43I5061

Production,*Planning,*&*Expediting*Clerks**

21$36,784


None

ModerateIterm


Logistics'Planning'and'Managem

ent'Services43I1011

1stDLine*Supvrs/Mgrs,*Office*&*Adm.*Support*Wkrs**

113$44,676


1'to'5'yearsNone

Health,'Safety'and'Environmental'M

anagement

43I5011Cargo*&*Freight*Agents*(Route*Planners)

19$50,404


None


Logistics'Planning'and'Managem

ent'Services11I3061

Purchasing*Managers**

14$122,541

Bachelor's'degreeMore'than'5'yearsN

one


11I3071Transportation,*Storage*&*Distribution*Managers**

13$86,176


More'than'5'yearsN

one

13

NAICS DESCRIPTION 2012

Employment 2022

Employment

Employment Change 2012-

22

% Change 2012-22 2014 LQ Class

621 Ambulatory Health Care Services 11,491 14,993 3,502 30.5% 0.75 Emerging

622 Hospitals 16,955 17,091 136 0.8% 1.18 Leading

623 Nursing and Residential Care Facilities 8,380 9,334 954 11.4% 1.04 Leading

624 Social Assistance 5,006 5,576 570 11.4% 0.75 Emerging

HEALTH CARELEADING, EMERGING AND MATURING INDUSTRIES IN THE NORTH CENTRAL REGION

14

NAICS

DescriptionPathw

aySO

C6CodeSO

C6Title

Average6Annual6Job6Openings

Annual6Occupation6

Openings6in6Industry

20226Percent6of6

Occupation6

that6is6in6this6Industry

20226Percent6of6

Employm

ent6in6this6Industry6that6is6this6Occupation

621

Ambulatory.Health

.Care.Service

s2

5.9

0.2

622

Hospita

ls2

60.3

623

Nursin

g.and.Resid

entia

l.Care.Facilitie

s1

2.5

0.2

624

Socia

l.Assista

nce

11.7

0.2

621

Ambulatory.Health

.Care.Service

s9

30

1.3

622

Hospita

ls11

36.4

2.1

623

Nursin

g.and.Resid

entia

l.Care.Facilitie

s3

10.8

1.1

624

Socia

l.Assista

nce

11.9

0.2

621

Ambulatory.Health

.Care.Service

s3

30.4

0.6

622

Hospita

ls1

10

0.3

623

Nursin

g.and.Resid

entia

l.Care.Facilitie

s2

17.6

0.7

624

Socia

l.Assista

nce

220.1

0.9

621

Ambulatory.Health

.Care.Service

s1

80.4

622

Hospita

ls1

3.1

0.2

623

Nursin

g.and.Resid

entia

l.Care.Facilitie

s3

17.1

2

624

Socia

l.Assista

nce

740.7

5.1

621

Ambulatory.Health

.Care.Service

s1

4.2

0.2

622

Hospita

ls5

25.3

1.3

621

Ambulatory.Health

.Care.Service

s13

56.3

1.8

622

Hospita

ls6

25

1

623

Nursin

g.and.Resid

entia

l.Care.Facilitie

s2

6.7

0.5

621

Ambulatory.Health

.Care.Service

s3

28.4

0.5

622

Hospita

ls1

13.6

0.3

621

Ambulatory.Health

.Care.Service

s40

20.1

7.4

622

Hospita

ls118

59.2

28.9

623

Nursin

g.and.Resid

entia

l.Care.Facilitie

s14

75.8

624

Socia

l.Assista

nce

20.9

0.8

621

Ambulatory.Health

.Care.Service

s6

62

1

622

Hospita

ls3

25.4

0.6

621

Ambulatory.Health

.Care.Service

s7

44.3

1.1

622

Hospita

ls7

41.4

1.3

621

Ambulatory.Health

.Care.Service

sTherapeutic.S

ervice

s29H2021

Dental6Hygienists12

12

97.4

2.8

621

Ambulatory.Health

.Care.Service

s4

36.7

1

622

Hospita

ls7

56.9

2.1

621

Ambulatory.Health

.Care.Service

s25

55

1.8

622

Hospita

ls7

15.2

0.7

621

Ambulatory.Health

.Care.Service

s1

3.5

0.2

622

Hospita

ls3

16.2

1

621

Ambulatory.Health

.Care.Service

s16

28.9

3

622

Hospita

ls9

16.3

2.3

623

Nursin

g.and.Resid

entia

l.Care.Facilitie

s21

39.1

9.1

624

Socia

l.Assista

nce

11.4

0.4

621

Ambulatory.Health

.Care.Service

s7

35.4

0.9

622

Hospita

ls7

37.6

1.3

623

Nursin

g.and.Resid

entia

l.Care.Facilitie

s2

8.9

0.5

621

Ambulatory.Health

.Care.Service

s9

91.8

622

Hospita

ls25

24.4

6.6

623

Nursin

g.and.Resid

entia

l.Care.Facilitie

s56

53.9

24.4

624

Socia

l.Assista

nce

21.9

1

621

Ambulatory.Health

.Care.Service

sTherapeutic.S

ervice

s31H9091

Dental6Assistants14

13

95.4

4.1

621

Ambulatory.Health

.Care.Service

s37

79.7

6.6

622

Hospita

ls6

12.4

1.4

623

Nursin

g.and.Resid

entia

l.Care.Facilitie

s1

20.4

621

Ambulatory.Health

.Care.Service

s5

22.5

0.3

622

Hospita

ls7

33.9

0.6

623

Nursin

g.and.Resid

entia

l.Care.Facilitie

s2

8.5

0.3

622

Hospita

ls1

1.2

0.2

622

Hospita

ls1

1.2

0.2

623

Nursin

g.and.Resid

entia

l.Care.Facilitie

s2

2.7

0.7

623

Nursin

g.and.Resid

entia

l.Care.Facilitie

s2

2.7

0.7

621

Ambulatory.Health

.Care.Service

s6

11.8

0.6

622

Hospita

ls2

4.6

0.3

621

Ambulatory.Health

.Care.Service

s30

40.6

5.3

622

Hospita

ls3

3.7

0.6

623

Nursin

g.and.Resid

entia

l.Care.Facilitie

s2

2.9

0.8

624

Socia

l.Assista

nce

12

0.6

Registered6Nurses

Nurse6Practitioners

Medical6&

6Clinical6Lab6Technicians

Radiologic6Technologsts/Technicians

Emergency6M

edical6Techs6&6Param

edics

Pharmacy6Technicians

Licensed6Practical6Nurses

Med6Records6&

6Health6Info6Technicians

Nursing6Assistants

Administrative6Services6M

anagers6**

Medical6&

6Health6Services6Managers

Mental6Health6Counselors**

Social6&6Hum

an6Services6Assistants**

Pharmacists

Physical6Therapists

SpeechKLanguage6Pathologists

Health

.Inform

atics

11H3011

Health

.Inform

atics

11H9111

Support.S

ervice

s21H1014

Support.S

ervice

s21H1093

Therapeutic.S

ervice

s29H1051

Therapeutic.S

ervice

s29H1123

Therapeutic.S

ervice

s29H1127

Therapeutic.S

ervice

s29H1141

Therapeutic.S

ervice

s29H1171

Health

.Inform

atics

31H9092

Health

.Inform

atics

31H9099

Health

.Inform

atics

35H1012

29H2012

Diagnostic.S

ervice

s29H2034

Therapeutic.S

ervice

s29H2041

Therapeutic.S

ervice

s29H2052

Therapeutic.S

ervice

s29H2061

Medical6Assistants

Healthcare6Support6Workers,6All6O

ther

1stKLine6Svrs/Mgrs,6Food6Prep/Serv6**

Diagnostic.S

ervice

s

Health

.Inform

atics

43H3011

Health

.Inform

atics

43H4171

33

31

10

18

19

23

10

199

10

16

12

46

17

54

19

103

47

22

71

51

Health

.Inform

atics

29H2071

Therapeutic.S

ervice

s31H1014

73

Bill6and6Account6Collectors**

Receptionists6&6Inform

ation6Clerks6**

HEALTH CAREINDUSTRIES FO

R PRINCIPAL OCCUPATIO

NS IN THE NORTH CENTRAL REG

ION

16

Pathway

SOC*Code

SOC*Title

Average*Annual*Job*Openings

Annual*Occupation*

Openings*in*Industry

2022*Percent*of*

Occupation*

that*is*in*this*Industry

2022*Percent*of*

Employm

ent*in*this*Industry*that*is*this*Occupation

Median*Annual

Education*Entry*LevelExperience*Entry*

LevelTraining*Entry*Level

25.9

0.2

26

0.3

12.5

0.2

11.7

0.2

930

1.3

1136.4

2.1

310.8

1.1

11.9

0.2

330.4

0.6

110

0.3

217.6

0.7

220.1

0.9

18

0.4

13.1

0.2

317.1

2

740.7

5.1

14.2

0.2

525.3

1.3

1356.3

1.8

625

1

26.7

0.5

328.4

0.5

113.6

0.3

4020.1

7.4

11859.2

28.9

147

5.8

20.9

0.8

662

1

325.4

0.6

744.3

1.1

741.4

1.3

Therapeutic6Services29:2021

Dental*Hygienists12

1297.4

2.8$54,537

Associate's6degreeNone

None

436.7

1

756.9

2.1

2555

1.8

715.2

0.7

13.5

0.2

316.2

1

1628.9

3

916.3

2.3

2139.1

9.1

11.4

0.4

735.4

0.9

737.6

1.3

28.9

0.5

99

1.8

2524.4

6.6

5653.9

24.4

21.9

1


Dental*Assistants14

1395.4

4.1$32,690

Postsecondary6non:degree6award

None

None

3779.7

6.6

612.4

1.4

12

0.4

522.5

0.3

733.9

0.6

28.5

0.3

11.2

0.2

11.2

0.2

22.7

0.7

22.7

0.7

611.8

0.6

24.6

0.3

3040.6

5.3

33.7

0.6

22.9

0.8

12

0.6

Health6Informatics

11:3011Adm

inistrative*Services*Managers***

33$58,479

High6school6diploma6or6equivalent

16to656yearsNone

Health6Informatics

11:9111Medical*&

*Health*Services*Managers

31$101,541

Bachelor's6degreeNone

None


Pharmacists

19$121,442

Doctoral6or6professional6degreeNone

None


Physical*Therapists23

$78,136Doctoral6or6professional6degree

None

None

Support6Services21:1014

Mental*Health*Counselors**

10$36,187

Master's6degree

None

Internship/residency

Support6Services21:1093

Social*&*Hum

an*Services*Assistants**18

$24,155High6school6diplom

a6or6equivalentNone

Short:term6on:the:job6training


Nurse*Practitioners

10$88,355

Master's6degree

None

None

Diagnostic6Services29:2012

Medical*&

*Clinical*Lab*Technicians16

$37,645Associate's6degree

None

None


SpeechJLanguage*Pathologists10

$59,919Master's6degree

None

None


Registered*Nurses

199$55,636

Associate's6or6Bachelor's6degreeNone

None


Pharmacy*Technicians

17$25,814


None

Moderate:term

6on:the:job6training


Licensed*Practical*Nurses

54$44,180


None

None

Diagnostic6Services29:2034

Radiologic*Technologsts/Technicians12

$55,377Associate's6degree

None

None


Emergency*M

edical*Techs*&*Param

edics46

$23,541Postsecondary6non:degree6aw

ardNone

None


a6or6equivalentNone


Health6Informatics

29:2071Med*Records*&

*Health*Info*Technicians19

$30,999Postsecondary6non:degree6aw

ardNone

None


Nursing*Assistants

103$22,907


None

None

HEALTH CAREINDUSTRIES FO



ION

Health6Informatics

35:10121stJLine*Svrs/M

grs,*Food*Prep/Serv***71


a6or6equivalent16to656years

None

Health6Informatics

43:3011Bill*and*Account*Collectors**

51$35,817


None

Moderate:term


Health6Informatics

31:9092Medical*Assistants

47$31,045


None

Moderate:term


Health6Informatics

31:9099Healthcare*Support*W

orkers,*All*Other

22

Health6Informatics

43:4171Receptionists*&

*Information*Clerks***

73$25,197


None


17

SOC$Code

SOC$Title

Average$Annual$Job$Openings

NAICS

DESCRIPTION

Annual$Occupational$Openings$in$Industry

2022$Percent$of$occupation

522Credit)interm

ediation)and)related)activities3

4.1

524Insurance)carriers)and)related)activities

68.2

551Managem

ent)of)companies)and)enterprises

57.3

611Educational)services;)state,)local,)and)private

34.5

5241Insurance)carriers

67.4

5415Com

puter)systems)design)and)related)services

2228.9

5416Managem

ent,)scientific,)and)technical)consulting)services3

3.9

9992State)governm

ent,)excluding)education)and)hospitals3

3.6

522Credit)interm


8.3

523Securities,)com

modity)contracts,)and)other)financial)investm

ents)and)related)activities0

4.4


03.9

551Managem


06.7

5221Depository)credit)interm

ediation0

5.9

5231Securities)and)com

modity)contracts)interm

ediation)and)brokerage0

3.8

5415Com


232.1

5416Managem


6.3


13.6

551Managem


13.5

5112Softw

are)publishers2

5.4

5415Com


1540.6

5613Em

ployment)services

13.9

334Com

puter)and)electronic)product)manufacturing

23.5


35.2

551Managem


34.3

5112Softw

are)publishers5

8.0


34.4

5415Com


2438.9

5416Managem


4.1

334Com

puter)and)electronic)product)manufacturing

410.8

423Merchant)w

holesalers,)durable)goods1

3.7

5112Softw

are)publishers2

6.9

5413Architectural,)engineering,)and)related)services

24.5

5415Com


1337.8

5416Managem


4.9

5417Scientific)research)and)developm

ent)services1

3.5

519Other)inform

ation)services0

5.7


05.2

813Religious,)grantm

aking,)civic,)professional,)and)similar)organizations

04.8

5415Com


119.1

5416Managem


4.1

522Credit)interm


3.9


16.7

551Managem


16.6


18.8


15.4

5415Com


320.4

5416Managem


4.4

517Telecom

munications

13.9


14.4

551Managem


15.2


310.4

5415Com


518.8

5416Managem


3.5

517Telecom

munications

19.4

518Data)processing,)hosting)and)related)services

03.9


05.1

551Managem


04.9


03.9

5171Wired)telecom

munications)carriers

16.6


04.6

5413Architectural,)engineering,)and)related)services

03.5

5415Com


331.8

5416Managem


5.0

423Merchant)w


5.2

551Managem


24.4


712.7

5112Softw

are)publishers2

4.3

5415Com


1324.6

5613Em

ployment)services

23.6

423Merchant)w


4.3

517Telecom

munications

17.3

551Managem


04.8


07.0

622Hospitals;)state,)local,)and)private

03.7

5171Wired)telecom

munications)carriers

05.1

5415Com


225.2

613269547

15S1141

15S1142

15S1143

15S1151

15S1152

757386235

Netw

ork)&)Com

puter)Sys.)Adm

inistrators

Computer)N

etwork)A

rchitects

Computer)U

ser)Support)Specialists

Computer)N

etwork)Support)Specialists

15S1121

15S1122

15S1131

15S1132

15S1133

15S1134

INFORM

ATION TECHNO

LOG

YINDUSTRIES FO



ION

Computer)System

s)Analysts

Information)Security)A

nalysts

Computer)Program

mers

Software)D

evelopers,)Applications

Software)D

evelopers,)Systems)Softw

are

Web)D

evelopers

Database)A

dministrators

18

Occupation

Program.

Code.(CIP)Program

.Title

FY.2014.Com

pleters

Degree.TypeWIOA.Eligible.Training.Providers

48.0501

Community)

CollegesIL)Central)College

1132)Yr)Cert

48.0503

Community)


12<)1)Yr)Cert

Team.Assem

blers

14.3501

Universities

Bradley)University

23Bachelor

IL)State)University

14.3601

3Masters

14Bachelor

7Masters

15.1503Packaging.Science

Notes:**)denotes)occupations)w

hich)occur)in)multiple)clusters/pathw

ays

Bradley)University

Machine.Tool.Technology

Mach.Shop.Technology

No.Related.Program

.of.Study.for.This.Occupation

Industrial.Engineering

Manufacturing.Engineering

MANUFACTURING

Machinists**

ComputerRControlled.Machine.Tool.

Operators**

Industrial.Engineers**

No)Program

s)in)this)EDR

Universities

NORTH CENTRAL REG

ION EDUCATIO

NAL SUPPLY DATA -- TOP O

CCUPATIONS W

ITH OPENING

S IN COM

BINED INDUSTRIES

19

Occupation

Program.

Code.(CIP)Program

.TitleFY.2014.

Completers


49.0205

Community)

CollegesSpoon)River)College

35<)1)Yr)Cert

Heartland)CC

IL)Central)College

Rock)Gate)Capital

Spoon)River)College

52.0408

Community)


3<)1)Yr)Cert

Other)

CollegesMidstate)College

91D2)Yr)Cert

52.0410Traffic,.Custom

s,.Transp.Clerk

Shipping,.Receiving,.&.Traffic.Clerks**

Cargo.&.Freight.

Agents.(Route.Planners)

General.Office.O

ccupations

No)Program

s)in)this)EDR

No.Related.Program

.of.Study.for.This.Occupation

TRANSPORTATIO


GISTICS

NORTH CENTRAL REG

ION EDUCATIO

NAL SUPPLY DATA -- TOP O

CCUPATIONS W

ITH OPENING

S IN COM

BINED INDUSTRIES

Truck/Bus.Driver/Comm'l.Vehicle.O

per

Truck.Drivers,.Heavy.&.Tractor.Trailer**

Truck.Drivers,.Light.&.

Delivery.Services

20

Occupation

Program.

Code.(CIP)Program

.TitleFY.2014.

Completers


51.3801

Heartla

nd)CC

27

Associate

Graham)Hospita

l)School)of)N

ursing

IL)Centra

l)College

70

Associate

Illinois)Centra

l)College

Spoon)River)C

ollege

28

Associate

Methodist)M

edical)Ctr)C

oll)o

f)Nursing

75

Bachelor

St.)F

rancis)M

edical)Ctr

0Masters

Spoon)River)C

ollege

167

Bachelor

23

Masters

Methodist)C

ollege

125

Bachelor

188

Bachelor

52

Masters

6Post)M

asters)Cert

Related)

Programs

51.3802Nursing.Adm

inistration3

Bachelor

51.3817Nursing.Education

0Bachelor

51.3802Nursing.Adm

inistration2

Masters

51.3804Nurse.Anesthetist

0Masters

51.3817Nursing.Education

0Masters

51.3818Nursing.Practice

4Dr)P

rof)P

ractice

51.3805Fam

ily.Practice.Nurse/N

ursing2

Post)M

asters)Cert

51.3808Nursing.Science

5Dr)R

esearch

51.3818Nursing.Practice

0Dr)P

rof)P

ractice

51.3902

IL)Centra

l)College

262

<1)Yr)C

ert

Livingston)Area)Vocatio

nal)Center

Spoon)River)C

ollege

34

<1)Yr)C

ert

Spoon)River)C

ollege

51.0712Medical.Reception

51.3901

IL)Centra

l)College

23

1O2)Yr)C

ert

Illinois)Centra

l)College

Spoon)River)C

ollege

14

1O2)Yr)C

ert

51.0710Med.O

ffice.Asst/SpecialistHeartla

nd)CC

IL)Centra

l)College

51.0712Medical.Reception/Receptionist.

51.0713

Heartla

nd)CC

31O2)Yr)C

ert

IL)Centra

l)College

5<1)Yr)C

ert

Spoon)River)C

ollege

5<1)Yr)C

ert

51.0716Med.Adm

in/Exec.Assistant.&.M

ed.Secretary.

51.0801Med/Clinical.Assistant

51.0809Anesthesiologist.Asst

51.0813Chiropractic.Asst/Technician

51.0904

Spoon)River)C

ollege

16

<1)Yr)C

ert

Heartla

nd)CC

21O2)Yr)C

ert

IL)Centra

l)College

3Associate

Notes:**)denotes)occupatio

ns)which)occur)in

)multip

le)clusters/pathways

HEALTH CARENO

RTH CENTRAL REGIO

N EDUCATIONAL SUPPLY DATA -- TO

P OCCUPATIO

NS WITH O

PENINGS IN CO

MBINED INDUSTRIES

Bradley)University

IL)State)University

St.)F

rancis)M

ed)Ctr/

Coll)o

f)Nursing

Registered.Nurses

Nursing.Assistants

Licensed.Practical.Nurses

Medical.Assistants

Emergency.M

edical.Techs.&

.Paramedics

No)Programs)in)th

is)EDR

Medical.Insurance.Coding.Specialist/Coder

No)Programs)in)th

is)EDR

No)Programs)in)th

is)EDR

No)Programs)in)th

is)EDR

Community

)

Colleges

Registered.Nursing

Other)

Colleges

Bradley)University

St.)F

rancis)M

ed)Ctr/

Coll)o

f)Nursing

IL)State)University

Community

)

Colleges

Nurse.Aide

No)Programs)in)th

is)EDR

Licensed.Practical.Nursing

Community

)

Colleges

No)Programs)in)th

is)EDR

No)Programs)in)th

is)EDR

Community

)

Colleges

EMT.Tech/EM

T.Paramedic

Community

)

Colleges

21

!597,898!!

!628,096!!

656,004!

661,961!5.23%!

5.06%!

5.11%!

5.14%!

5.00%%

5.05%%

5.10%%

5.15%%

5.20%%

5.25%%

%580,000%%

%600,000%%

%620,000%%

%640,000%%

%660,000%%

%680,000%%

1990% 2000% 2010% 2013%

Share%of%Illin

ois%P

opula=

on%

Popu

la=o

n%

Year%

North%Central%EDR%Popula=on:%1990%F%2013%

Popula=on% Share%of%Illinois%Popula=on%

<"5"Years"Old"6.2%"

<"5"Years"Old"6.1%"

Ages"5318"17.3%"

Ages"5318"16.7%"

Ages"19364"63.0%"

Ages"19364"62.3%"

65+"Years"Old"13.5%"

65+"Years"Old"14.9%"

Illinois"

NC"EDR"

North"Central"EDR"vs."Illinois"PopulaJon"by"Age:"2013""

Language'Other'Than'English'

Spoken'At'Home'5.4%'

North'Central'EDR'Percent'with'Language'Other'Than'English'Spoken'At'Home:'2013'

'

Illinois:'21.0%'

! !

Foreign(Born*

Persons*3.7%*

North*Central*EDR*Percent*Foreign(Born:*2013*

*

Illinois:*13.9%*

Source'for'all'Information'on'this'Page:'US'Census'Bureau'Annual'County'Resident'Population'Estimates'for'2013'

22

Not$HS$Grad$12.7%$

Not$HS$Grad$7.7%$

HS$Grad$55.9%$

HS$Grad$63.1%$

Bachelor's$or$Higher$31.4%$

Bachelor's$or$Higher$29.2%$

Illinois$

NC$EDR$

North$Central$EDR$vs.$Illinois$Age$25+$PopulaJon$by$EducaJonal$AMainment:$2013$$

Veterans((46,590((7.0%(

North(Central(EDR(Veterans:(2013(

(

Illinois:(5.7%(

$57,792'

$55,299'

$0# $10,000# $20,000# $30,000# $40,000# $50,000# $60,000#

North'Central'EDR'vs.'Illinois'Median'Household'Income:'2013'

North'Central'EDR' Illinois'

Persons'Below'Poverty'Level''88,455''13.4%'

North'Central'EDR'Percent'Below'Poverty'Level:'2013'

'

Illinois:'14.1%'

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

!!!

Source'for'all'Information'on'this'Page:'US'Census'Bureau'Annual'County'Resident'Population'Estimates'for'2013'

23

North Central Economic Development Region - Illinois Community College System Fiscal Year 2014 Summary of Career and Technical Education Degree and Certificate Graduates

Dist. No. College

Associate in Applied Science

Certificates of One Year or

More

Certificates of Less Than One

Year Total 540 Heartland 86 24 31 141 514 Illinois Central 471 134 460 1,065 534 Spoon River 66 33 113 212 North Central Total 623 191 604 1,418 State Total 11,555 6,876 28,142 46,573 % of State Total 5.4% 2.8% 2.1% 3.0% !

North Central Economic Development Region - Illinois Community College System Fiscal Year 2014 Summary of Transfer and General Studies Degree and Certificate Graduates

Dist. No. College

Associate in Arts

Associate in

Science

Associate in Arts and

Science

Associate of Arts in Teaching

Associate in

Engineering Science

Associate in Fine

Arts

Associate in Liberal Studies & General

Ed

Gen Studies

Certificates Total 540 Heartland 465 142 0 0 7 0 0 0 614 514 Illinois Central 182 475 17 0 30 0 117 0 821 534 Spoon River 0 0 149 0 0 0 27 0 176 North Central Total 647 617 166 0 37 0 144 0 1,611 State Total 11,569 6,952 642 13 217 131 3,706 9 23,239 % of State Total 5.6% 8.9% 25.9% 0.0% 17.1% 0.0% 3.9% 0.0% 6.9% !

North Central Economic Development Region - Illinois Community College System Fiscal Year 2014 Summary of Unduplicated Headcount Enrollment by Program Classification

Dist. No. College

Bacc / Transfer Vocational

Career and Technical Ed. *ABE *ASE *ESL

General Studies

General Associates Total

**Noncredit Total

540 Heartland 6,475 1,069 937 331 194 493 0 0 9,499

14279 514 Illinois Central 9,255 12 3,484 472 212 130 55 2,465 16,085

8115

534 Spoon River 1,600 680 486 141 38 31 0 249 3,225

986 North Central Total 17,330 1,761 4,907 944 444 654 55 2,714 28,809

23,380

State Total 287,076 70,776 172,630 27,441 11,382 36,994 2,789 50,624 659,712

187,083 % of State Total 6.0% 2.5% 2.8% 3.4% 3.9% 1.8% 2.0% 5.4% 4.4%

12.5%

*ABE = Adult Basic Education; ASE = Adult Secondary Education; ESL = English-as-a-Second Language. ** Noncredit instruction provides activities that do not meet ICCB Rules for credit courses, such as those designed for specific employers, professional development, or others offered for hobby, leisure, or recreational purposes.

Illinois Community College System More detailed curriculum-level data about Illinois Community College System students and graduates are available through the ICCB Databook (Table III-3 and Table III-9). ICCB Databook - http://iccbdbsrv.iccb.org/databook/home.cfm Source of Data: ICCB Centralized Data System !

24

North Central Economic Development Region - Illinois Community College System Fiscal Year 2014 Summary of Graduates by Career Cluster

Dist. No. College A

gric

ultu

re, F

ood,

& N

atur

al R

esou

rces

Arc

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540 Heartland 0 8 14 15 465 0 0 44 0 15 16 6 18 0 149 0 0 750 514 Illinois Central 53 46 8 63 810 6 0 547 33 42 84 42 71 2 30 48 0 1,885 534 Spoon River 26 0 0 0 176 0 0 134 0 2 2 0 13 0 0 35 0 388 North Central Total 79 54 22 78 1,451 6 0 725 33 59 102 48 102 2 179 83 0 3,023 State Total 935 2,893 815 3,098 16,744 27 0 18,294 1,729 2,109 2,396 2,918 2,799 331 6,691 5,964 18 67,761

% of State Total 8.4% 1.9% 2.7% 2.5% 8.7% 22.2% 0.0% 4.0% 1.9% 2.8% 4.3% 1.6% 3.6% 0.6% 2.7% 1.4% 0.0% 4.5% *Career!Cluster!graduates!limited!to!three!credentials!within!fiscal!year!2014.!!Thus,!Career!Cluster!graduate!totals!may!be!slightly!less!than!previous!graduate!table!totals.!!!!

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Labor Force326,539

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5,731 7,411

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Disabilities NO

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