Minnesota Future Work Server Location
Minnesota Future Work is an environmental scanning program designed to identify new and emerging occupations, the skills required for such occupations, and the education and training needed to develop such skills.
For current information on the environmental scanning areas of career development, counter trends, community, emerging technology, knowledge and skills, workforce and work place, please visit the site at http://www.iseek.org/sv/35.jsp
The new FutureWork tool is a searchable database of nationally scanned articles highlighting current trends in the economy, jobs and business. FutureWork was - and continues to be - an environmental scanning project, containing 200+ articles, which has been integrated into ISEEK. These articles will be refreshed routinely and are accessible from the homepage under "FutureWork Articles" and from each of the section landing pages(Explore Careers, Plan Your Education, Find a Job and Grow Your Business).
The Minnesota Future Work program is operated by Daniel Wagner Wagne054@tc.umn.edu Victor Ward vward@attbi.com Richard Dethmers dethm001@tc.umn.edu Bruce Steuernagel Bruce.Steuernagel@minnstate.edu of Minnesota State is state program manager. Please examine this scan and send any comments or questions to Richard Dethmers dethm001@tc.umn.edu (651-578-9067). We encourage you to look at the Minnesota Future Work Web Page http://www.iseek.org/sv/35.jsp for additional information on this and other topics. Minnesota Future Work is supported by Minnesota State, Academic and Student Affairs, The Carl D. Perkins Act.
Minnesota Occupational Salary Survey Data
Minnesota's largest and most comprehensive salary survey, with the latest information on occupational wages and employment, is now available on the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development's Labor Market Information website. The highest-paying occupations continue to be those in the management, legal, and computer professional fields, where most jobs pay over $30 per hour. Information on 770 detailed occupations is now online at www.mnwfc.org/lmi/oes/. Comparable results for the 50 states and 330 metro areas nationwide can be found at www.SalarySurvey.org. The Occupational Employment Statistics (OES) program conducts an annual mail survey designed to produce estimates of employment and wages for over 790 occupations. These estimates are generated at the national, state, and metropolitan statistical area levels. The current estimates have a reference date of the fourth quarter of 2001, and wage levelsare then updated using the Employment Cost Index(ECI) for the appropriate occupational division.
For the third year, occupations are defined by the newly revised Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) Sytem. National estimates are derived from responses from 1,200,000 business establishments, while state estimates are based on responses from over 22,000 establishments.
Minnesota Future Work is an environmental scanning program designed to identify new and emerging occupations, the skills required for such occupations, and the education and training needed to develop such skills
Minnesota Future Work is an environmental scanning program designed to identify new and emerging occupations, the skills required for such occupations, and the education and training needed to develop such skills. The program is operated by Daniel Wagner Wagne054@tc.umn.edu Victor Ward vward@attbi.com Richard Dethmers dethm001@tc.umn.edu Bruce Steuernagel Bruce.Steuernagel@minnstate.edu of Minnesota State is state program manager. Minnesota Future Work is supported by Minnesota State, Academic and Student Affairs, The Carl D. Perkins Act. The Minnesota Future Work temporary web address is: http://home.comcast.net/~vwward/index.html.