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North Shore Workforce Investment Board

North Shore Workforce Investment Board. Annual Board Meeting January 10, 2013. We put the North Shore to Work -. North Shore WIb. Chair’s Report WIB Association Quarterly meeting – Health Care Reform in Massachusetts Status of federal activities Other.

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North Shore Workforce Investment Board

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  1. North Shore Workforce Investment Board Annual Board Meeting January 10, 2013

  2. We put the North Shore to Work - North Shore WIb • Chair’s Report • WIB Association Quarterly meeting – Health Care Reform in Massachusetts • Status of federal activities • Other

  3. We put the North Shore to Work - North Shore WIB Labor Market Trends on the North Shore – Comparison to Northeast, Massachusetts, and USA data – Will Sinatra

  4. Total Industrial Employment on the North Shore from Jan 2007 to March 2012 North Shore WIB • Recession period from 4th Quarter 2007 to 4th Quarter 2009 • Recovery period from 4th Quarter 2009 to 4th Quarter 2011 Source: EOLWD, LAUS, 1/07-3/12

  5. The Recession on the North Shore 4th Quarter 2007- 4th Quarter 2009 North Shore WIB 4Q 07- 4Q 09 Percent Change 4th Quarter 2009 Employment • The North Shore 4th Quarter 2009 Employment is 154,651 • 5,121 jobs lost during this period • 3% decline Source: EOLWD, ES202, 4thQ07-4thQ09

  6. Northeast Region North Shore WIB NE employment at 402,017 but lost 15,500 jobs during this period, a 3.7% decline Massachusetts MA employment at 3,009,046 but lost 130,000 jobs during this period, a 4.0% decline

  7. Outcome of the Recession 4th Q2007-4th Q2009 North Shore WIB • Recession Outcomes: • Health Care and Education gained employment • Manufacturing, Construction, Administrative Support Waste Services, Financial Services, and Real Estate were the hardest hit

  8. The Recovery on the North Shore 4th Quarter 2009 – 4th Quarter 2011 North Shore WIB 4th Q 2011 Employment 4Q 09- 4Q 11 Percent Change • The North Shore total employment in the 4th Quarter 2011 was 168,911 • recovered 4,267 Jobs during this period • 2.6% growth Source: EOLWD, ES202, 4thQ09-4thQ11

  9. Northeast Recovery 417,486 Employment, 3.6% Growth 4thQ 09-4thQ 11 Percent Change North Shore WIB 4th Quarter 2011 Employment MassachusettsRecovery 3,234,889 Employment, 2.9% Growth 4thQ 09-4thQ 11 Percent Change 4th Quarter 2011 Employment Source: EOLWD, ES202, 4thQ09-4thQ11

  10. Current State of Recovery North Shore WIB • Recovery Outcomes: • Health Care continues to grow • Education’s growth has slowed down • Manufacturing is returning, concentrated growth in Durable Goods in the Northeast and North Shore • Very slow growth in Construction • Tourism pick up throughout • Growth in Accommodation & Food Services and Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation. • Financial Services employment decline is nearly double the rate on the North Shore compared to the Northeast and Massachusetts • Real Estate is weak on the North Shore and Northeast • compared to Massachusetts

  11. Unemployment Rate for the USA, Massachusetts, and North Shore North Shore WIB • North Shore Unemployment follows Massachusetts • Seasonal Trends • Rises in Dec-Jan and April/May-June • Falls from Feb-April/May and Sept-Oct • Remains steady during the Summer Source: EOLWD, LAUS, 1/07-9/12

  12. Unemployment Challenges North Shore WIB Northeast • The Under 35 population are disportionately represented in the percentage of unemployed throughout the country • The Northeast and North Shore Labor Forces are older than Massachusetts and USA

  13. Educational Attainment of the Population Over 18 Years Old North Shore WIB EUC= Customer’s with more than 26wks of unemployment Sampling of Extended Unemployment Coverage customers enrolled from May19th to July 31st Source: US Census Bureau, American Community Survey, 2007-2011, 2008-2011

  14. What is the education data telling us? North Shore WIB Northeast • The North Shore has a comparable educational attainment level to the Northeast • The North Shore & Northeast both have a lower rate of Graduate degrees than Massachusetts but a higher rate of Associates' and Some College • Massachusetts, Northeast, and the North Shore all have an educational attainment higher than the USA. • The EUC Cohort has an educational attainment lower than all regions

  15. Educational Attainment by Age Groups for EUC, North Shore, & Massachusetts North Shore WIB Source: US Census Bureau, American Community Survey, 2007-2011, 2008-2011

  16. What is the education data telling us? North Shore WIB • The population Under 35 has a higher educational attainment than the 35 and Over Cohort when considering the number still in High School and College • The North Shore and Northeast have similar educational attainments • Both regions are lower than Massachusetts • However, the EUC Cohort has a reversal of the educational trends with the 35 and Over having a higher attainment level compared the Under 35 Cohort. • Both groups are lower than their regional counterparts

  17. Putting it all together North shore WIB • The North Shore economy is still recovering from the recession • If the current growth rate is maintained we should recover all jobs lost to recession by the end of 2013, but unemployment will still remain higher than prerecession levels due to population growth and individuals returning to the labor force. • The unemployed will be at a disadvantage in returning to employment due to their lower level of educational attainment compared to their peers. • This is especially true for the Under 35 EUC group • Opportunities should exist in Durable Goods manufacturing

  18. Sample Durable Goods Manufacturing Jobs in Essex County North Shore WIB An online search of Wantedanalytics found 298 jobs in manufacturing posted from September 1st to January 8th

  19. We put the North Shore to Work - North Shore WIB Workforce Systems Committee – State of our Career Centers Mark Whitmore

  20. We put the North Shore to Work! The North Shore Career Centers, chartered by the North Shore Workforce Investment Board to provide the highest quality, workforce development services to individuals and employers within the North Shore area, leading to economic self-sufficiency for individuals and strong human resource choices for employers. The values under which we operate and bring this vision to fruition include the following: • We know who our customers are and have an innate respect for them. • We believe in high quality customer service that meets customer needs. • We are responsible for seeking out, developing, and providing this service. • We are responsible to our funding sources and to our community. • We will serve the customer fully and completely VISION

  21. We put the North Shore to Work! Service Demand Customers Served at the North Shore Career Centers

  22. We put the North Shore to Work! WHAT? Results of Individualized Occupational Training 2012 • People who complete individualized occupational training enter the workforce at nearly 2X the rate of those who do not receive training Training Impact Customers employed after receiving services

  23. We put the North Shore to Work! Service Details Functional Service Map – 7-1-2010 through 6/30/2012 Gloucester Access Point Total Customers – 2,343 Customers with Training Services –101 Customers in Workshops – 953 Veteran Customer – 175 Unemployment Insurance Walk-In – N/A Full Service Center Salem Total Customers – 12,256 Customers with Training Services– 385 Customers in Workshops – 7,518 Veteran Customers - 859 Unemployment Insurance Walk-In - 48,175 Full Service Center Lynn Total Customers – 17,010 Customers with Training Services– 425 Customer in Workshops – 10,569 Veteran Customers – 933 Unemployment Insurance Walk-In - 38,893 *Business Services Unit – 2,685 (services cover all centers)

  24. Realities of Current Status: • Demand for our services continue to grow • The opportunity to receive training has a large impact on a person’s ability to find employment. • Unfortunately, training funds will be greatly limited in the future. • A need exists to re-invent our service delivery mechanism. • Overhead costs reduce the funds available for training. • New access points are present in the community, e.g., public libraries and community organizations. • Technology presents new opportunities to expand service delivery options. Reorganization of Service Delivery

  25. Re-Invention Action Measures Underway: • Significantly Reduce “Bricks and Mortar“ commitment in favor of Consolidated Career Center and Community Access Points. • Streamline the Administrative Staffing Patterns. • Reorienting existing frontline staff into teams to provide enhanced core services that lead to jobs in our critical growth sectors. • Identify and cross-train existing staff into teams that can deliver training and services at remote locations on a regular basis • Utilizing technology to improve access and reduce selected service delivery costs. Reorganization of Service Delivery

  26. HOW can we change our Service Delivery? One example… We put the North Shore to Work! Committee Recommendations • Access Point Sites • Kiosk Sites

  27. We put the North Shore to Work! Making these changes is expected to increase training hours and reduce costs: and broaden the impact of the services we can provide by focusing our delivery on growth sectors and bringing service delivery closer to customers Allowing us to better meet the needs of customers and businesses in our region. Committee Recommendations

  28. We put the North Shore to Work - North shore WIb • Skills Gap Committee • On-Line Learning Research • Approximately 17 North Shore Career Center Customers have used ITA money for on-line learning with similar outcomes to traditional learning environments • Have identified numerous on-line courses at NSCC and SSU and will be meeting with these colleges to get information on how these courses are use • Long Term Unemployed Research • Tend to be younger • Tend to be less educated • We need to target our program design with these issues in mind

  29. We put the North Shore to Work - North Shore WIB • Partnership Committee • Marketing Plan Update • Update Labor Market Blueprint, WIB Brochure, and Sector Reports • Report to Legislature – done by end of January • Bi-monthly newsletter • Four editorials • New Partnership Development • Manufacturing • Four WIB Consortium • Proposal sent in earlier this week • Life Sciences – learning so much about this industry and hopefully developing a consortium with these companies

  30. We put the North Shore to Work - North Shore WIB • Youth Pipeline Committee • F1rstJobs 2012 http://www.northshorewib.com/documents/F1rstJobsReport2012.pdf • Placed 458 teens, which is 11 more than last year • Continues to be a local, regional, state-wide, and national concern • State-wide Research Report to be completed shortly, confirming our experiences with this challenge • F1rstJobs 2013 already on its way! • Gateway Cities Career Academy • Health Care Program with Salem High School, North Shore Medical Center, Cataldo Ambulance, Bane Skilled Care, North Shore Community College, Salem State University, Others • Awaiting funding – keep your fingers crossed! • Amp it Up Manufacturing Project • Partnership with North Shore Technology Council • Introduce Teachers to the North Shore Manufacturing Industry

  31. Next meetings: • March 14, 2013 • May 9, 2013 NORTH SHORE WORKFORCE INVESTMENT BOARD 70 Washington Street Suite 314 Salem, MA 01970 Tel. 978.741.3805 www.northshorewib.com

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