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PLUNKETT'S ALMANAC OF AMERICAN EMPLOYERS 2012Key Features:•Job market trends analysis, data and competitive intelligence•Employment forecasts and statistics•Important Contacts for Job Seekers•In-Depth Profiles of hundreds of leading employers•Buyer may register for access to search and export data at Plunkett Research OnlinePages: 731Statistical Tables Provided: 12Companies Profiled: 511Geographic Focus: USContents, Statistics, Forecasts and Analysis Include:Major Trends Affecting Job Seekers1) U.S. Job Market Overview2) Cost Control is a Major Concern at Employers/Downsizing and Consolidation Through Mergers Continue3) Unemployment Will Remain High, But Opportunities Are Available to Diligent Job Seekers4) Consumers Spend Less, Save More, Affecting a Wide Variety of Companies5) Technology Continues to Create Sweeping Changes in the Workplace6) Continued Growth in Outsourcing, Including Supply Chain and Logistics Services7) Millions Working as Temps8) Offshoring and the Globalization of Business9) Older Americans Will Delay Retirement and Work Longer/Many Employers Find Older Employees Desirable10) Employment Sectors that Will Offer an Above-Average Number of Job Opportunities in 2012Employment Statistics1) U.S. Employment Overview: 2010-20112) U.S. Civilian Labor Force: 1997-August 20113) Number of People Employed and Unemployed, U.S.: August 2010 vs. August 20114) Unemployed Jobseekers by Sex, Reason for Unemployment & Active Job Search Methods Used: 2010 Average5) U.S. Labor Force Ages 16 to 24 Years Old by School Enrollment, Educational Attainment, Sex, Race & Ethnicity: October 20106) Mean Hourly Earnings & Weekly Hours, Private Industry & State & Local Government: 20107) Medical Care Benefits in the U.S.: Access, Participation and Take-Up Rates, March 20118) Retirement Benefits in the U.S.: Access, Participation and Take-Up Rates, March 20119) Top 30 U.S. Occupations by Numerical Change in Job Growth: 2008-201810) Top 30 U.S. Occupations by Percent Change in Job Growth: 2008-201811) Occupations with the Largest Expected Employment Increases, U.S.: 2008-201812) Occupations with the Fastest Expected Decline, U.S.: 2008-2018Research: 7 Keys for Job Seekers1) Financial Stability2) Growth Plans3) Research & Development Programs4) Product Launch & Production5) Marketing & Distribution Methods6) Employee Benefits7) Quality of Work Factors |
