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Scroll Down for More Links California employment and wage data are produced by the Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW) Program. QCEW Program data, a compilation of employment and wage data, are published by the State of California Labor Market Information Division. These data are available on-line by:
To access California's QCEW Program data 02/07 Postal Service Workers 01/07 Postal Service Mail Sorters, Processors, and Processing Machine Operators prepare incoming and outgoing mail for distribution. These workers are commonly referred to as mail handlers, distribution clerks, mail processors, or mail processing clerks. They load and unload postal trucks and move mail around mail processing centers with forklifts, small electric tractors, or handpushed carts. They also load and operate mail processing, sorting, and canceling machinery. Career Voyages This Briefing was prepared to report on California's labor markets as the nation commemorates Labor Day, September 6. This report presents significant labor market trends and topical statistics relating to the
California economy. 02/05 Career Pathways 01/05 Two out of five budget analysts work for Federal, State, and local governments. Other major employers include schools, hospitals, banks, and private industry.
Formerly: The Ministry of Advanced Education British Columbia, Canada Now - Industry Training Authority - www.itabc.ca <http://www.itabc.ca>
A Michigan
Career Portal service.
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| What's it like? Do all kinds of jobs for the federal government |
| Specializations include: Everything from managers to construction workers |
| Preferred education: High school diploma and up, but mainly bachelor's degree |
| Certification & licensing: Required for some jobs |
| Getting ahead: Advancement is through a pre-set series of pay levels or "grades" |
Policy Brief 2001- The Washington State Early Childhood Education Career Development Ladder
05/04
05/04
Washington State Programs in Early Childhood Career Worker
Early Childhood Education Career and Wage Ladders
(Revised June 2002):
PDF Files (65 and 66 kb):
King County and
Statewide (except King County)
Spreadsheet (Excel, 71kb each):
King County and
Statewide (except King County)
Occupational Outlook Handbook
http://stats.bls.gov/ocohome.htm
03/04
Workforce Strategy Center
www.workforcestrategy.org
01/04
Click on Publications ~ Building a Career Pathways System...
The pdf file may take a long download time.
Building a Career Pathways System: Promising Practices in Community College-Centered Workforce Development.
This report follows an initial study that defined three themes among policy makers and researchers, pointing to the opportunities for developing a career pathways model. These themes included: (1) individuals need some form of post secondary education and training in order to become financially self-sufficient for the long-term future; (2) the nation's community colleges are in a position to help provide disadvantaged individuals with the skills and education they need to alleviate poverty; and (3) a workforce development system can help individuals find employment by becoming the skilled workers demanded by employers.
The report details, through case studies and policy review, how to accomplish the goals of workforce preparation and education in the form of community college programs, community and regional partnerships, and state policy. It also identifies problems in developing effective models for workforce education, including lack of resources, interests, and coordination. Recommendations are presented for community college level administrators, community and regional level policy makers, state administrators, community college system policy makers, and California institutions.
Workforce Strategy Center. August 2002.
http://www.workforcestrategy.org/publications/Career_Pathways.pdf 01/04
Job-Smart: Career Guides:
http://jobsmart.org/tools/career/spec-car.htm has information about planning your career.
Also called Job Star. Q3, 2003
Service Learning:
www.cool2serve.org & www.teachforamerica.org Q3,2003
Occupational Outlook Handbook:
http://www.bls.gov/oco/ is an excellent career resource. This site is linked in most of the megasites noted. There are complete descriptions of jobs with training needed, tasks performed, salary ranges, and related jobs. Q3, 2003
Catapult
www.jobweb.org/catapult.html 05/03
Career Action Center
www.careeraction.org 05/03
America's Job Bank
www.ajb.dni.us 05/03
Council on International Education
CIEE: Council on International Educational Exchange. Study
abroad and work
abroad with CIEE, the Council on International Educational Exchange. ...
No link available ~ search on your own! 04/03
HRS Federal Job Search
www.hrsjobs.com 03/03
Federal Jobs Digest
www.jobsfed.com 03/03
Federal Information Exchange
Federal Information Exchange Fedworld Information
Network ...
... US Government Sites on the Internet Federal Information
Exchange Fedworld Information
Network INFOMINE - Government Information Resources Index Library of
... 03/03
EPA Information
www.epa.gov 03/03
Science Jobnet
www.aaas.org 02/03
The Association for Career and Technical Education
ACTE's Career Center is a one-stop source for students and parents to explore careers!
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Get Career Skills!
Explore today's hot jobs and careers at websites sponsored by ACTE's Business-Education Partnership
Formerly: The Ministry of Advanced Education British Columbia, Canada
Now - Industry Training Authority - www.itabc.ca <http://www.itabc.ca>
Get earning quickly - training in these trades and technical areas lets you start earning an income faster, while workplace learning increases your long term potential.
Select a trade from the list to get a detailed description including
what
they do, how much they make, how to get started, education & training
requirements, certifcation, and where it can take you in the future.
01/03
Click on: Career Ladder Program –
This page profiles the Career Ladder Program in
the Cleveland City School District, Cleveland, Ohio.
http://www.ed.gov/pubs/Paraprofessionals/cleveland.html 09/02
Career Ladders is a one-stop resource for
accessing the information and resources you need to get your career
started. Links to the Packard Foundation and Labor Market Studies. Home,
Occupations, Resources, Job Search, Training, About Us, Contact Us!, What's
New?
http://www.careerladders.org 09/02
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