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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAgenda - 05-10-2016 - 2 - Presentation on Orange County Employment and Labor Statistics 1 ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ACTION AGENDA ITEM ABSTRACT Meeting Date: May 10, 2016 Action Agenda Item No. 2 SUBJECT: Presentation on Orange County Employment and Labor Statistics DEPARTMENT: Economic Development ATTACHMENT(S): INFORMATION CONTACT: PowerPoint Presentation on Orange Steve Brantley, (919) 245-2326, County Employment and Labor Director, Economic Development Statistics Department Amanda Garner, (919) 245-2330, Economic Developer, New Recruitment, Economic Development Department PURPOSE: To receive a brief summary of Orange County's current employment and labor statistics, statewide demographic comparisons & trends. BACKGROUND: The attached PowerPoint presentation covers the most current information available regarding Orange County's labor market environment, to include the following topics: • Demographic summary of Orange County's population & workforce • Educational & work achievement levels of Orange County residents, compared to advertised job listings for minimum required education and work experience • Unemployment Rates & Trends in Orange County & the State of North Carolina • Main employment sectors in Orange County, by business type • Largest employers in Orange County • Wage statistics & annual income • Work area profile analysis • In & out migration of commuting residents to their place of employment • Commuting times Information sources for these comparison charts include: • U. S. Census Bureau 2009-2014 (Five Year Estimates) • National Association of Counties (NACo) • North Carolina Department of Commerce ➢ "NC Works" employment & workforce agency (former Employment Security Commission/ESC) ➢ "Division of Labor & Economic Analysis Division" (LEAD) — Quarterly Census of Employment & Wages (QCEW - 3rd Q 2015) ➢ "ACCESSNC" 2 Orange County's workforce and employment is primarily influenced by the significance presence of the many University of North Carolina and UNC Health Care facilities based here, the geographic proximity to the high-tech Research Triangle Park tenants and surrounding Triangle cities and other premier universities, plus state and local government centers. These factors contribute to the community's economic vitality, growth and stability, help to sustain the steady employment and income trends, and generally shield the region from the cyclical lows of occasional economic downturns. Orange County has also not historically had a large presence of traditional industries employing lower-skilled labor, like textiles & furniture, which have increasingly relocated off-shore and reduced local employment across other parts of North Carolina. As a result, Orange County routinely ranks among the top 1 — 3 North Carolina counties with the lowest unemployment rate, enjoys the highest per capita income level, and has the highest percentage of local residents holding 4-year and higher education degrees. A variety of state and local government agencies, educational institutions, non-profits and private interests all contribute toward workforce preparedness on behalf of Orange County's residents who seek skills training and employment opportunities. Such agencies include: • local public school systems' Career and Technical Education (CTE) curriculum for Orange County & Chapel Hill/Carrboro high school students • Durham Technical Community College (new Hillsborough campus) • University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill • State employment agencies such as "NCWorks" (503 W. Franklin Street, Chapel Hill) • Local nonprofits such as EmPowerment, Inc.(109 N. Graham Street, Chapel Hill) and OE Enterprises, Inc. (Hillsborough) • Orange County Department of Social Services' membership in the 5-county "Regional Partnership Workforce Development Board", which helps funds various employment & training solutions for job applications and employers. FINANCIAL IMPACT: There is no financial impact associated with the presentation on Orange County Employment and Labor Statistics. SOCIAL JUSTICE IMPACT: There is no Orange County Social Justice Goal impact associated with this informational report. RECOMMENDATION(S): The Manager recommends that the Board receive the report and provide comments to staff as necessary. 3 Advertised Jobs Education Levels - Employers orce EmpLoyment Labor Market Analysis May 10, 2016 — ORANGE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NORTH CAROLINA 4 Population People UNITED North Orange Carrboro Chapel Hill Hillsborough STATES Carolina County Population estimates, 2010 308,758,105 9,535,691 133,702 19,589 57,233 6,095 Population estimates, 2014 318,857,056 9,943,964 140,420 20,984 59,376 6,388 Population, % change—2010- 2014 3.3% 4.3% 5.0% 7.1% 3.7% 4.8% United States North Carolina Orange County 51% 49 51% 49% 52% 48% Female Male Carrboro Chapel Hill Hillsborough 52% 48% 53%0 47% 51% 49% .„........=:__AIN\X.....0 ORANGE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NORTH CAROLINA Source: U.S. Census, QuickFacts 5 Population R ace 100.00% y 90.00% 80.00% 70.00% 60.00% 50.00% 40.00% 30.00% 20.00% 10.00% 0.00% North Carolina Orange County Carrboro Chapel Hill Hillsborough ■American Indian/Alaska Native 1.30% 0.40% 0.40% 0.30% 0.60% •Asian 2.20% 6.70% 8.20% 11.90% 1.70% •Hispanic or Latino 8.40% 8.20% i 13.80% 6.40% 6.60% •Black 21.50% 11.90% 10.10% 9.70% 29.50% •White 65.30% 70.80% 65.30% 69.50% 59.90% ORANGE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NORTH CAROLINA Source: U.S. Census, 2010 6 Education Level 4 High School Degree Bachelor's Degree or Higher or Higher United States 86.0% 28.0% North Carolina 84.9% 27.3% Orange County 91.0% 55.8% Ca rrbo ro 90.7% 65.1% Chapel Hill 94.7% 73.9% Hillsborough 84.9% 36.5% ORANGE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NORTH CAROLINA Source: U.S. Census 2009—2014 Five Year Estimates 7 Education Education Level of Education Requirement Available Candidates on Advertised Jobs Minimum Education Potentia Percent Minimum Education Potential Percent Level Candidates Level Candidates <High School • 203 7 1.92% •• <High School 167 18.87% High School Diploma or 2,385 22.59% High School Diploma or 150 16.95% Equivalent Equivalent 1 to 3 years at College or a 1,822 17.26% 1 to 3 years at College or a 2 0.23% Technical or Vocational Technical or Vocational School School Vocational School Certificate 649 6.15% Vocational School Certificate 3 0.34% Associates Degree 1,105 10.47% Associates Degree 24 2.71% Bachelors Degree 2,715 25.72% Bachelors Degree 288 32.54% Masters Degree 1,340 12.69% Masters Degree 52 5.88% Doctorate Degree 263 2.49% Doctorate Degree 196 22.15% Specialized Degree (e.g. MD, 76 0.72% Specialized Degree (e.g. MD, 3 0.34% DDS) DDS) Individuals with active resumes in the Online advertised jobs data as of May 1,2016 workforce system as of May 1,2016 ORANGE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NORTH CAROLINA Source: NCWorks 8 Experience Work Experience Work Experience Levels of Available Requirements on Candidates Advertised Jobs Minimum •otentia Percent Minimum Job Percent Experience Candidates Experience Openings <1 year 979 9.27% Entry Level 403 62.97% 1 Year—2 Years 382 3.62% <1 year 24 3.75% 2 Years—5 Years 934 8.85% 1 Year—2 Years 118 18.44% 5 Years—10 Years 1,285 12.17% 2 Years—5 Years 81 12.66% More than 10 Years 6,978 66.09% Work Experience 5 Years-10 Years 14 2.19% Individuals with active resumes in the workforce Levels of Available Online advertised jobs data as of May 1,2016 system as of May 1,2016 Candidates Rank Rank Occupation Group Job Openings Potential Candidates By Job By#of Potential Openings Candidates Advertised 1 14 Healthcare Practitioner and Technical Occupations 629 149 2 17 Education,Training,and Library Occupations 284 124 13 2 Management Occupations 227 761 4 9 Food Preparation and Serving Related Occupations 174 192 InOffice and Administrative Support Occupations 151 1,114 ORANGE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NORTH CAROLINA Source: NCWorks 9 North Carolina Unemployment Rates by County March 2016 5_9 S2 5t N C 4 p.. .0 SI ab Cyan W 11111Wiliki 1/ 9D Vi4aa a \\ La U aoln F 7 0 4/1M1 V27, 51 Oa/bia Olarya Nan - CaWr SA a.i G�NI,n f! IIN�M S7 ar..w 0`•• •' SD ] _ Na•annb irnW r.0en • S you +c.a s., is nudes cnun,r. s ' BunOpnb Cr Mason if ,t la 411111f S 0 4-' Si PIS 11'a0M JMmIOn 5.0 a9 CYavr N,s NanOlnOn Carry wMa SC 'Jl 4.5 /IP Ol ube a.G $a,1,OA% 416°7* um000noao 4 likoWslif {Si Or1M Si Anus Kwon Minn SZ Calm! II SS EM IL M LS if as Polar IYN March 2016 " 4.2- 5.1 5.2-6.1 A 0 Counties Higher Than Previous Month 6.2 - 7.5 v 100 Counties Lower Than Previous Month 7.6- 9.6 9.7- 13.3 = 0 Counties Same as Previous Month North Carolina Rate 5.4% • Not Seasonally Adjusted ORANGE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NORTH CAROLINA Note: March 2016 data are preliminary. Prepared by Labor&Economic Analysis. North Carolina Department of Commerce 4_2016 10 Unemployment R ate in in March 2m6 Unemployment Rates V Labor Force 76,517 Decreased in all 100 NC counties March 2016 Area Unemployment February Rate 2016 Employed 73,065 United States ® 5.1% 5.2% North Carolina cp 5.4% 5.7% Orange County ' 4.5% 4.7% Unemployed 3,452 6,433 Job openings advertised March, 2016 ORANGE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NORTH CAROLINA Source: NCWorks 11 Rate Trend Unemployment 12 0.9 10 - • .6 8 6.6 6 5.7 A 4.7 5.3 .4.6 4 4.6 3.2 2 — - Orange County North Carolina 0 U.S. 01' 0� 00` 0� 0(° '�0 0� 0°) ' 0 , `y ' '1' ,'� ti0` 'le ,LO ,LO ,LO 'le �O ,LO ,LO O O O O 'le ,L ,L ,L 'le ,L ORANGE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NORTH CAROLINA Source: NCWorks 12 Orange County Employment Top Five Specialized Industries, By Employment, 2015 Government - 35,100 Jobs 52.2% Trade, Transport & Utilities - 7,700 Jobs 11.5% Leisure & Hospitality - 6,400 Jobs 9.5% Education & Health - 5,800 Jobs 8.6% Other Services - 2,700 Jobs 4.0% ORANGE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NORTH CAROLINA National Association of Counties 13 Orange County Employment Industry Employment Distribution Industr I Employees Establishments 2015 Q3 Avg Current Industry Weekl Wa :e Job O • enin:s Health Care and Social Assistance 16,049 413 $854 660 Retail Trade 6,877 376 $533 224 Accommodation and Food Services 6,069 331 $338 152 Education 3,708 N/A $826 1,141 Professional Scientific & Technical Services 2,764 789 $1,556 39 Public Administration 2,631 26 $869 25 Other Services (except Public Admin.) 2,275 517 $636 32 Construction 1,560 308 $913 3 Manufacturing 1,523 85 $1,008 12 Admin., Support, Waste Mgmt., Remediation 1,165 208 $715 70 ORANGE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NORTH CAROLINA Source: LEAD,QCEW—3rd Quarter 2015, NCWorks 14 Orange County Employment Industry Employment Distribution Industry Employees Establishments 2015 Q3 Avg Current Industry Weekly Wage Job Openings Finance and Insurance 1,135 188 $1,818 39 Wholesale Trade 958 165 $1,225 4 Information 888 NA $1,743 19 Real Estate and Rental and Leasing 857 147 $814 16 Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation 788 71 $412 1 Transportation & Warehousing 605 37 $881 25 Management of Comp. & Enterprises 368 15 $1,096 2 Utilities 218 165 $1,249 5 Ag. Forestry, Fishing &Hunting 198 29 $699 2 ORANGE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Source: LEAD,QCEW—3rd Quarter 2015, NCWorks NORTH CAROLINA ■ 15 Orange T o p Employers UNC Chapel Hill (11,920) * AKG North America, Inc. (348) UNC Health Care System (10,262) * General Electric Corp (460) Chapel Hill — Carrboro City Schools (1,900) * PHE, Inc. (365) Orange County Schools (1,270) Armacell (250 Orange County Government (800) Food Lion (258) Town of Chapel Hill (700) Weaver Street Market (270) West Rock (400) Performance Automall (225) Soccer.com/Sports Endeavors (275) A Southern Season (200) UNC Physicians Network (280) Residential Services (140) Walmart (325) Aramark * Harris Teeter (590)* Carolina Inn (294)* * Employers with the highest number of job openings advertised online ORANGE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NORTH CAROLINA Source: NCWorks 16 Wage Statistics Employment Wage Total Average Average Average Average Rank Area Name Employment Hourly Weekly Annual Wage Wage Wage .. Durham County 190,022 $30.78 $1,231 $64,012 2 Mecklenburg 634,843 $27.98 $1,119 $58,188 County 3 Orange County 67,636 $24.65 $986 $51,272 4 Wake 517,091 $24.58 $983 $51,116 County North Carolina 4,160,803 $21.58 $863 $44,876 LEAD—3rd Quarter, 2015 �� ORANGE COUNTY Orange County ranks 3rd in North Carolina with an Average Hourly Wage of $24.65 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NORTH CAROLINA Source: NCWorks 17 Targeted Wage 3.35% 4.92% 5.30% 18.09% Not Specified $5,000 - $19,999 10.31% 3.83% $20,000 - $34,999 $35,000 - $49,999 $50,000 - $64,999 •$65,000 - $79,999 •$80,000 - $94,999 21.20% 33.02% $95,000 or more Minimum Desired Wage of Available Candidates ,___-_ ._ Individuals with active resumes in the workforce system seeking employment in Orange County as of May 1, 2016 ORANGE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NORTH CAROLINA Source: NCWorks 18 Wage vs . Income Average Annual Wage, 2014 Where people work 1 &bkO'.■■. m# -,` { , Five counties above the State �� Average Annual Wage r,V ' • $46,280 - Average Annual Wage in NC, 2014 /A�- � r .- $54,288 - Average Annual Wage in Orange County, 2014 • $66,092 –Average Annual ■ Wage in Durham County, ■ -25%or lower , 2014 ■ loss to-24.9% • $53,820 –Average Annual iiiir Wage in the U.S., 2014 -0.1%to-9.9% 0%to 9.9% ■ 1096to24.9% Median Household Income,2014 Where people live ■ 25%orhigher WM ■ P • 24 counties above the State Median , Household Income adb illipici• I * ibh...didr • $46,596 Median Household Income in NC, 2014 .946. ' NIA cirivisitAl • $60,304– Median Household Income in Orange County, 2014 • $66,950 – Median Household Income in Wake County, 2014 �� • $51,759 – Median Household ORANGE COUNTY Income in the U.S., 2014 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NORTH CAROLINA Source: NC Commerce - LEAD 19 Orange County Work A Profile Analysis Rougemont • I . . II II • • . 5 1,745 JobslSq.Mlle ° • ° 1,746 -6,968 Jobs/Sq.Mile • . . ' I • 6,969 -15,672 JobslSq•Mile • Waodlewn . ° '�,° "° 15,673 -27,857 JobslSq.Mlle wel . • •o'iikaaugh.' o MI 27,858 -43,525 JobslSq.Mile a o•Enend '°p" •Mebane • ° _©.• C ® • 1 -28 Jobs p° D. ,,ge.`95 40 _0 o 29 -443 Jobs . p 0 444-2,239 Jobs 0 2,240 -7,076 Jobs • ° Durham • • 7,077 -17,274 Jobs onviIIe V . . • • p i °..e ' C' hapel Hill'cl EP Cerr;ora•b o° ° Sam pa haw - • ° ° • . °$0,0 .p ° S'• eta ao. • ORANGE COUNTY . . . •. °°• ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ° • ° -•NORTH CAROLINA ° • ' Source:OnTheMap 20 In & Out Migration Orange County Number of North Carolina 1---- Counties Where 50% or More of \-,.., the Residents Work in a : . . . - - . -- _ Different County 100 — �. ".� .--- 85 86 79 42,696 0 0-- 35,545 80 7� ..- ', Irmo mc3 60 56 19,611 ❑imam O 40 r.,,,_ C F wn II v 1 20 0 1 I Source: OnTheMap 2003 2005 2007 2009 2011 2013 Source: NC Commerce - LEAD ,, Durham and Orange counties have the largest proportion of in-commuters ORANGE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NORTH CAROLINA 21 Orange County Commute Time 2.90% 6.00% 11.90% <10 Minutes 7.30% 10 - 14 Minutes 15% 15 - 19 Minutes 12.40% 20 - 24 Minutes 25 - 29 Minutes 30 - 34 Minutes 8.60% 35 - 44 Minutes 17.70% 45 - 59 Minutes Average Travel Time 22.3 Minutes 60+ Minutes 18.30% ORANGE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Percent of Workers, By Travel Time NORTH CAROLINA Source: NC Commerce—AccessNC, 2014 Est.