Professional/Business Services – Highest Job opening Rate*
Employment in professional and business services grew by 51,000 in April. Notable employment gains were in management and technical consulting services (+11,000), and in computer systems design and related services (+8,000). Since reaching a low point in September 2009, employment in professional and business services has increased by 745,000.
Industry Employment Trends
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April 2011 |
| Industry |
Job Postings |
Change vs. Prior
|
| Accounting |
161,676 |
|
34% |
| Construction |
125,245 |
|
34% |
| Education |
122,857 |
|
22% |
| Financial Services and Banking |
265,874 |
|
29% |
| Healthcare |
828,669 |
|
36% |
| Hospitality |
108,223 |
|
27% |
| Human Resources |
64,126 |
|
34% |
| Information Technology |
400,192 |
|
47% |
| Manufacturing |
140,206 |
|
60% |
| Media |
49,921 |
|
36% |
| Real Estate |
27,432 |
-9%  |
|
| Retail |
416,290 |
|
21% |
| Transportation |
147,284 |
|
91% |
Statistical approximations are used to compute these results.
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Unemployment Rate by State – March 2011
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Latest update:
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Employment in the private sector rose by 268,000 in April. Since reaching a low point in
employment in February 2010, the private sector has added 2.1 million jobs—an average
of 149,000 per month.
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Employment in the private sector rose by 268,000 in April. Since reaching a low point in
employment in February 2010, the private sector has added 2.1 million jobs—an average
of 149,000 per month.