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Employer Demand: Data Resources for Higher Ed

Employer Demand: Data Resources for Higher Ed. Hope Clark Director, Research & Market Development Indiana Department of Workforce Development hclark@dwd.in.gov 09/23/08. Hoosiers by the Numbers. Hoosiers by the Numbers. Occupational Data. Strategic Skills Initiative. Employer Data.

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Employer Demand: Data Resources for Higher Ed

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  1. Employer Demand: Data Resources for Higher Ed Hope Clark Director, Research & Market Development Indiana Department of Workforce Development hclark@dwd.in.gov 09/23/08

  2. Hoosiers by the Numbers

  3. Hoosiers by the Numbers

  4. Occupational Data

  5. Strategic Skills Initiative

  6. Employer Data

  7. Industry Data

  8. Labor Force Data

  9. Goals of IWIS • Assess the educational attainment of Indiana’s workers • Monitor the education-to-work pipeline • Monitor what happens to workers who lose their jobs (e.g., layoffs & closings) • More appropriate data to measure outcomes of government programs in a broader context • Inform public policy

  10. Worker Event Record Multiple IDWD Databases Dimension Dimension Worker Event Records Adult Basic Education Records Higher Education Records Worker-centered Wage, unemployment, new hire and other workforce records used to create “worker-event records” Then matched with data from other state records

  11. Early Results

  12. Early Results

  13. Early Results Unexpected finding: In 38 out of 92 counties, those with a recent associate’s degree earned more than those with a recent bachelor’s degree.

  14. Early Results $44,000 $40,000 $38,000 $32,000 $28,000 $24,000 $20,000 $16,000

  15. Early Results

  16. Early Results Example of geographical and institutional specificity: Work location of Ivy Tech and IU graduates who received their degrees between 2001 and 2006 Shading refers to IU grads; numbers for both appear in each county 18

  17. Public Tools will include GIS 19

  18. Questions?

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