populace
income
2014 Hoosier hot jobs
per capita income
1. Register nurses
CLARK COUNTY 2012: $36,567
1991: $16,913 1996: $21,377 2001: $27,557 2006: $31,377 2011: $33,898
FLOYD COUNTY 2012: $43,176
1991: $18,204 1996: $23,994 2001: $30,215 2006: $37,068 2011: $40,219
income and wages 2012 CLARK COUNTY Median Family Income: $60,768 Median Household Income: $50,559 Average Wage per Job: $35,765 Wage Growth since 2000: 35.4%
FLOYD COUNTY Median Family Income: $65,327 Median Household Income: $53,208 Average Wage per Job: $36,632 Wage Growth since 2000: 32.9%
SOURCES: Indiana Department of Work force Development, Bureau of Economic Analysis
top 5 job skills 1. Use computer 2. Use cash registers 3. Load and unload 4. Perform unskilled manual labor not elsewhere classified 5. Operate fork-lift
*Others: Move material not elsewhere classified by hand; read tape measure; receive payments and make change; read blueprints; maintain safe work environment
top 10 jobs Listings by number of openings in Region 10. The Economic Growth Region 10 (EGR10) Workplace is comprised of Clark, Crawford, Floyd, Harrison, Scott and Washington counties. April 2014
1. Laborers and freight, stock and material movers, hand 2. Construction laborers 3. Retail salespersons 4. Production workers, all other 5. Team assemblers 6. Heavy and tractor-trailer truck drivers 7. Stock clerks- stockroom, warehouse, or storage yard 8. Personal care aides 9. Cashiers 10. Registered nurses
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2. Pharmacist 3. Preschool, primary, secondary and special education school teachers 4. Electricians 5. Postsecondary teachers 6. Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters 7. Captains, mates and pilots of water vessels 8. Physical therapists 9. First line supervisors of construction trades and extraction workers 10. Operating engineers and other construction equipment operators
November 2012 comparison 1. Office clerks, general 2. Janitors and cleaners, except maids and housekeeping cleaners 3. Computer, automated teller and office machine repairers 4. Statistical assistants 5. Date entry keyers 6. Electricians 7. Sales managers 8. Tax preparers 9. Helpers- production workers 10. Laborers and freight, stock and material
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