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General Labor Market Publications
 All Good Jobs
Don't
Require a College Degree!
This publication highlights
selected occupations within South Carolina with a large number of
openings and satisfactory wages with 2 years of education out of
high school or On-the-Job (OJT), work experience and/or a high
school diploma. Additionally, it includes data on the long term
correlation between education level and wage status in South
Carolina. Tri-fold brochure and 11” x 17” poster available.
Download PDF—flyer
Download PDF—poster
 Wage
Conversion Chart (English)
Easily glance conversions based on gross income estimates for a
40-hour workweek.
Great instrument with students when consider potential career
choices and cost of living expectations. Formulas also included.
Tri-fold brochure and 11” x 17” poster
available.
Download PDF—flyer
Download PDF—poster
 Wage
Conversion Chart (Spanish)
Easily glance conversions based on gross income estimates for a
40-hour workweek.
Great instrument with students when consider potential career
choices and cost of living expectations. Formulas also included.
Tabla de conversión del salario (española)
La tabla de conversión del salario (española) echa un vistazo
fácilmente las conversiones basadas en las estimaciones de la renta
gruesa para un workweek de 40 horas. Gran instrumento con los
estudiantes cuando considere las opciones de la carrera y el coste
potenciales de expectativas que viven. Fórmulas también incluidos.
Download PDF
 How to Prepare a
Resume
Provides a number of tips and guidelines for anyone in the market
for a new job.
Download PDF
 Interviewing Skills
This guide explains everything you need to know about the
employment interview process, including stages of the interview
process; tips for preparation; types of interviews; and sample
employer and candidate questions.
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 Job Outlook
This brochure replaced the Education Connection and the Occupational
Trends Brochures. This general career information represents a
variety of high-growth occupations. They are arranged by the level
of education and/or training generally required. It also lists some
of the jobs that are on the decline. Tri-fold brochure and 11” x 17” poster available.
Download PDF—flyer
Download PDF—poster
 Business
Solutions
This publication highlights several of the services (e.g. employment
services, unemployment services, and labor market information)
offered by the SC Employment Security Commission (SCESC).
Download PDF
 Trends Magazine
Features articles on national, state and local economy; nonfarm
wage and salary employment by county; labor force and unemployment
by county and metropolitan area; industry analysis including
employment levels, hours and earnings; Workforce Investment Area
Profiles; Palmetto Progress column tracking state economic
development news; and national labor market analysis.
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 Pocket
Resume for Job Interview
This tool was designed to help job seekers quickly access
personal information to complete Job applications while delivering
sage advice on job seeking and interviewing tips.
Download PDF—flyer
Green Job Publications -
NEW!
The Future is Green!
We have all heard the
term “green” applied to may things, but what about jobs? What is
a green job? What education is needed to hold a green job?
What wages do people who work in green jobs receive?
Because green
technology is still developing, the nature of green jobs is
still being researched. As a starting point, please take a look
the potential list of green jobs for South Carolina. It is a
starting point for learning about green jobs and the list will
continue to change and evolve. The PowerPoint presentation was
given at the 2009 Education and Business Summit held in
Greenville, SC in June. Also please take a look at our Green
Jobs flyer that is an excellent tool for a first look at what is
considered green jobs and is especially useful for students.
SC Green
Jobs by Education Level - Excel XLS Document
Green Jobs Education & Business Summit - PowerPoint Presentation
 What
Are Green Jobs?
Jobs that preserve or enhance the quality of the environment or
make our country more energy efficient are known as “green jobs.”
These jobs have a great future in our country and our state. This
publication describes jobs in fields such as solar power, biofuels,
wind power, mass transit and retrofitting, and also includes the
wage and educational needs for the selected green jobs. Double-sided
flyer and 11” x 17” poster available.
Download PDF—flyer
Download PDF—poster
Online Publications
Factors Impacting the Labor Market in 2008
The chartroom contains measurements of various labor market
indicators. Also, additional measurements influencing employment
levels in the state and nationally are charted. This data is
published from various sources including the US Bureau of Labor
Statistics and the US Census Bureau.
Regional Wage Information
The data contained within the
Regional Wage Information document provides estimated employment,
entry hourly wage, mean hourly wage, experienced hourly wage, and
mean annual wage broken down by occupational title.
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LMI Conducted Presentations
(For Students and Faculty)
(For Business Representatives and Economic Developers)
Special
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