Included are some regional highlights and comparisons to the state. Tables list the occupations with the fastest rate of growth and those with the greatest numerical growth. These are supplemented with listings of job categories projected to have the most annual openings and those anticipated to have the largest decline in employment over the next decade. An annual report including the Metropolitan Statistical Areas and four balance of state designations, detailing average median and middle range for hourly wages for occupations in all industrial classifications except agriculture. It includes appendices which give a brief description of each occupational title and a conversion table for wages paid on other than an hourly basis.
Intended audience is general public, businesses, job seekers and career guidance professionals.
A joint publication of the Georgia Occupational Information Coordinating Committee, Georgia Department of Labor, and the Georgia Career Information Center at Georgia State University. It lists pertinent information about those occupations which require licensing or certification in Georgia. The report includes occupational descriptions, requirements and a list of related job titles. It references the licensing or certifying agency for each occupation and includes information on fees, examinations and professional associations. Intended audience is job seekers and career guidance professionals.