Job Changes in Arlington
Jobs History |
Economics |
Job Changes by Educational Attainment , 2009-2017 |
Job Changes by Wage Levels , 2002-2017 |
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Less than high school
High School Degree
Some College or Associate ’ s degree
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38.7 % Avg . + 750 jobs per year
20.8 % Avg . + 677 jobs per year
18.5 % Avg . + 774 jobs per year
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80,000 70,000 60,000 50,000 40,000 30,000 |
54,661
46,654
33,982
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68,474
54,191
43,490
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101.5 % increase Avg . + 2299 jobs per year
0.9 % decrease Avg . -31 jobs per year
6.8 % decrease Avg . -211 jobs per year
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Bachelor ' s Degree or Higher
Retail , Hospitality , and Other
Healthcare , Educa�on , and Government
Professional Services
Manufacturing and Logis�cs
12.2 % Avg . + 345 jobs per yer
Source : U . S . Census Bureau , Longitudinal-Employer Household Dynamics Program . Job Changes by Industry , 2002-2017
20.8 % Avg . + 659 jobs per year
9.4 % Avg . + 121 jobs per year
12.6 % Avg . + 286 jobs per year
43.5 % Avg . + 986 jobs per year
Source : U . S . Census Bureau , Longitudinal-Employer Household Dynamics Program .
Unity Council Report
20,000 2002 2006 2010 2014
< $ 1,250 / month $ 1,251 - $ 3,333 / month > $ 3,333 / month Source : U . S . Census Bureau , Longitudinal-Employer Household Dynamics Program .
Job Changes in Arlington
2017
In accordance with the Longitudinal-Employer Household Dynamics guidelines , wages are grouped into three categories . Low wages being a monthly income $ 1,250 or less , medium wages being between $ 1,251 - $ 3,333 per month , and high wages being over $ 3,333 per month . Job data is based on job location in Arlington and not jobs by Arlington residents .
Jobs that are filled by individuals with less than a high school degree are growing the fastest , more than twice the rate of jobs filled with a person with some college or Associate degree . However , a higher quantity of jobs are being filled by people with some college or an Associate degree than by those with less than a high school degree .
By wage , jobs that are considered high wage are growing the fastest , with over a 100 percent increase , whereas both medium and low wage jobs are decreasing .
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