The Rogue Workforce Partnership Quarterly Board Meeting will be held on April 28, 9 – 11 am.
Join Zoom Meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/7286917462
Each year the World Economic Forum produces a “Future of Jobs Report”. The button below links to a comprehensive look at findings, interpretations, and conclusions on current and trending economic data. Although this report looks at jobs from a global perspective, much of the content applies to the Rogue Valley region.
The first 60 pages include:
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Drivers of labor market transformation
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Jobs outlook
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Skills outlook
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Workforce Strategies
The other 230 pages include appendices and “profiles” (economic, industry, region, and skills).
A selection of recent economic data (wage and employment related) relevant to Josephine and Jackson counties, brought to you by Workforce Analyst Carlos Diaz.
QualityInfo.org: Your source for the latest local economic data, highlights, and analysis. Discover local new business openings, closures, and hiring events: Business highlights
The Oregon Higher Education Coordinating Commission (HECC) released a report this month on Post-Secondary Education including Higher Education and Workforce Education/Training. The slide deck consists of 238 slides as a PDF.
The winner of the 2023 U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Family-Owned Small Business of the Year is Clouser Drilling Inc. owned by Kevin and Helen Gill.
Read the Press Release.
Congratulations Clouser Drilling!
On April 17 Gail Krumenauer; State Employment Economist, from the Oregon Employment Department, provided an Employment Overview & Outlook report for the healthcare, manufacturing, and technology sectors in Oregon.
The Rogue Workforce Partnership is accepting Requests for Proposals (RFP) for their Professional Audit and Related Financial Services (the deadline is April 26, 2023, 4 pm PST).
Learn more, including how to submit a proposal, by visiting the Requests for Proposals (RFP) page.
Workforce Analyst Carlos Diaz provided a comparison of wages in 2019 (pre-pandemic) to 2022 showing numerical and percentage changes by sector.
All 2019 wage data has been adjusted for inflation and reflects 2022 dollars, when the two wages (2019 and 2022) are compared we can see what industries are paying higher (or lower) average wages per worker.
QualityInfo.org: Your source for the latest local economic data, highlights, and analysis. Discover local new business openings, closures, and hiring events: Business highlights