Economic Trends PPT

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4.00 Evaluate career
information in relation to
career goals.
Objective 4.03: Explain employment trends in terms of
changing societal needs and economic conditions.
Service Occupations
A job that involves providing
a service for a person or
company, rather than
producing a product, for
example the job of a cleaner,
sales person, or lawyer
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Social Changes that have promoted Need for
Service Occupations
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Women in the
workforce
Aging population
Dual income families
Commuting distance
& time increasing
Global
Unemployment
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Increasingly diverse
workforce and
customers
Concern for health &
fitness
New ways of
communicating
Concern for
recreation or
entertainment
Employment Trends in Terms of
Societal Needs
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Social Changes that have promoted Need for
Service Occupations
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War
Natural disaster
Change of government structure
Embargos and Tariffs
Terrorism
Global Employment Trends 2012
World Events Affects Goods &
Services
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Social Changes that have promoted Need for
Service Occupations
Communication
methods
 Telecommuting
 Manufacturing
implications
 Video & voice
conferencing
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Need for Technology Occupations
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Youth Unemployment Getting Worse
http://www.ilo.org/global/about-theilo/newsroom/news/WCMS_188797/lang-en/index.htm
Social Needs Impact Chosen
Career Cluster
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Colonial Period (to late 1700’s) – Family owned farms
(livestock, poultry, and grain)
Growth of a New Nation (late 1700’s to early 1800’s) –
Town trades (shop owners, bankers, blacksmiths)
The Industrial Revolution/Progressive Era (late 1800’s to
early 1900’s) – Industry development (steel, machinery)
Post War America (1945 through the turn of the century) –
growth of service related industry (business,
transportation, communication, personal)
Knowledge and Information Era (2000 to present) –
growth of high technology industry/business (PC’s,
Telecommunication, Internet, E-mail, CAD/CAM, World
Wide Web)
Global Employment Trends Click
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xii91t_McUI
The Changing Workplace
Work Trends Timeline
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Flexibility/creativity vs. endurance/loyalty
Feedback frequently vs. yearly
Rewards for performance vs. automatic
rewards
Team rated vs. individually rated
Employee self-control vs. managerial
control
Continuous learning vs. ends at
graduation
The 21st Century Workplace
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Freedom to own
property
Freedom to buy and
sell goods
Contributions of
people
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◦ Strong economy
 Produces goods
 Pays wages
◦ Weak Economy
 Cuts to production
 Increases prices
◦ Strong Economy
 Produce labor
 Spend money
◦ Weak Economy
 Cutback on spending
 Increase in prices
Contribution of
Industry
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Economic cycles
◦ Inflation
◦ Recession
◦ depression
Free Enterprise System
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Diverse Customers
New ways of
communication
Outsourcing of
manufacturing
Global competition
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Less unskilled jobs
available
E-commerce
Telecommuting
Implications of Globalization
(Global Economy)
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National Trends
Service producing vs
goods producing
industries
 Information
producing industries
 Increase in careers
requiring education
beyond high school
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Local/Regional Labor
Markets
Economic
Development
Councils
 Employment Security
Commission
 Department of Labor
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Employment Trends
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Economy competition
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Governmental action
(sanctions/incentives)
◦ Strong economy:
people move out to new
employment
opportunities
◦ Weak economy: People
move out for new
employment
opportunities
Outsourcing of labor
Job growth/transfer
Transportation/comm
uting
 Owner occupant
households
 Rural occupants to
urban areas to find
employment
 Constant movement
of residence from
urban to suburb to
rural
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Impact of World Events on
Economy
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Benefits of Relocating
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Can help sustain economic
growth
Can match people
successfully to available
jobs based on qualifications
Lowers unemployment rate
Allows an individual to
move up socially
Access to personal
enrichment
resources/experiences
Company relocation
benefits provided
Disadvantages of
Relocating
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Impact of social
mobility on child and
elder care
Cost of moving
Dual income familiesboth spouses finding
employment
Selling home
Losing social support
network
Benefits & Disadvantages or
Relocation
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Video: Lost Decade of
the Middle Class
Since 2000, the middle
class has shrunk in size,
fallen backward in income
and wealth and shed
some — but by no means
all– of its characteristic
faith in the future. Our
new report explores how
middle-class Americans
view themselves, as well
as their outlook on the
future and on the
presidential candidates
who are courting their
votes.
Mobility Trends in the US
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Employment
Change
◦ Types
 Voluntary
 Involuntary
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Reasons
◦ Keep up with
changing Technology
◦ Job
promotion/transfer
◦ Job outlook
◦ Job loss
◦ Career change
◦ Changing job
description/job duties
Upgrading of Employee’s Skills
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SCANS Competencies/Transferable Skills
 Lifelong Learning
 Analysis of case study work histories
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Implications for Career Planning
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http://www.nccommerce.com (NC Department of Commerce)
 http://www.bls.gov/home.htm (Bureau of Labor Statistics)
 http://search.usa.gov/search?query=employment+trends&affiliate=u.s.depart
mentoflabor (US Department of Labor Reports)
 http://ncesc.com/lmi/laborStats/laborStatMain.asp#laborStats (Local Labor
Market Information)
 http://esmi12.esc.state.nc.us/webareas/ (Labor Market Information by
Geographical Area)
 http://chronicle.com/jobs/2005/03/2005033001c.htm (The Necessity of
Mobility – article)
 http://factfinder.census.gov/servlet/STTable?_bm=y&qr_name=ACS_2004_EST_GOO_S (US Census Bureau – Geographic Mobility
by Selected Characteristics)
 http://www.census.gov/# (US Census Bureau - Geographic Mobility/Migration
Data)
 http://www.quintcareer.com (Quizzes Link – International Job Seeker Quiz)
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Sources
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