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Despite Employment Perils, US Is Finally Hiring -- for These Jobs
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Despite Employment Perils, US Is Finally Hiring -- for These Jobs
Despite Employment Perils, US Is Finally Hiring -- for These Jobs
http://www.aolnews.com/2011/03/04/despite-employment-perils-us-is-finally-hiring-for-these-job/
The hiring last month was widespread. Here's a rundown of the sectors adding a significant number of new workers:
•Manufacturing. Factories making wood products, fabricated metals, machinery, computers and peripheral equipment, transportation equipment and food products all saw enough demand for their wares to take on new workers.
•Construction. The weakest hiring sector in the wake of home and commercial real estate meltdowns could be recovering. The pace of claims for unemployment insurance from construction workers has been dropping. And last month the industry added a net 33,000 new jobs. Especially strong were specialty trade contractors that handle concrete pouring, plumbing, painting, electrical work and the like. And that was true for both residential and business construction.
•Wholesale trade. The wholesale establishments that supply supermarkets, department stores, gas stations, universities and even government agencies were a strong source of new jobs. The transportation industries that delivered those goods were also hiring, especially the trucking sector.
•Professional and business services. Firms that design and service computer systems, architectural and engineering companies, and the waste services sector all took on new workers.
•Employment services. The massive unemployment of recent years has, ironically, bred its own job creation. But that's a double-edged sword: Temporary help services remained a strong source of hiring, which means many employers may still be too wary to offer permanent commitments.
•Health care and social services. The health care industry was among the most resilient during the jobs recession, and now it's strong. Among the big sub-sectors hiring were ambulatory care services and home health care services, as well as nursing and residential care facilities.
•Leisure and hospitality. Jobs could be found last month in the performing arts and spectator sports sectors, while new workers were needed by hotels, restaurants and bars.
http://www.aolnews.com/2011/03/04/despite-employment-perils-us-is-finally-hiring-for-these-job/
The hiring last month was widespread. Here's a rundown of the sectors adding a significant number of new workers:
•Manufacturing. Factories making wood products, fabricated metals, machinery, computers and peripheral equipment, transportation equipment and food products all saw enough demand for their wares to take on new workers.
•Construction. The weakest hiring sector in the wake of home and commercial real estate meltdowns could be recovering. The pace of claims for unemployment insurance from construction workers has been dropping. And last month the industry added a net 33,000 new jobs. Especially strong were specialty trade contractors that handle concrete pouring, plumbing, painting, electrical work and the like. And that was true for both residential and business construction.
•Wholesale trade. The wholesale establishments that supply supermarkets, department stores, gas stations, universities and even government agencies were a strong source of new jobs. The transportation industries that delivered those goods were also hiring, especially the trucking sector.
•Professional and business services. Firms that design and service computer systems, architectural and engineering companies, and the waste services sector all took on new workers.
•Employment services. The massive unemployment of recent years has, ironically, bred its own job creation. But that's a double-edged sword: Temporary help services remained a strong source of hiring, which means many employers may still be too wary to offer permanent commitments.
•Health care and social services. The health care industry was among the most resilient during the jobs recession, and now it's strong. Among the big sub-sectors hiring were ambulatory care services and home health care services, as well as nursing and residential care facilities.
•Leisure and hospitality. Jobs could be found last month in the performing arts and spectator sports sectors, while new workers were needed by hotels, restaurants and bars.
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Re: Despite Employment Perils, US Is Finally Hiring -- for These Jobs
I noticed the hospitality industry is on that list. That was my field
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