Sonoma County Job Market Tracker

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The Sonoma County Job Market Tracker is a monthly overview analyzing historical job data and real-time online job posting data to provide insights into current workforce demands of the local economy. HIGHLIGHTS Over 9000 available job openings during the February 2016 monthly reporting period, an increase of 946 postings compared to the same period last year. The Health Care and Social Assistance Industry registered the largest gains in February 2016 with 183 new postings. Finance and Insurance industry job openings grew 31% in the past year. MONTHLY TRENDS: February 2016 saw 9,137 available job openings, of which 31% were new postings. 60% of job openings fall in the middle to upper middle income salary range ($30K - $80K). Despite tepid national job growth at the beginning of 2016, the U.S unemployment rate reached its lowest level since 2008 at 4.9% in January, a sign of the country s improving labor market. TOP OCCUPATIONAL GROUPS: The top occupational group is Sales and Related Occupations with 1,616 jobs representing 18% of all available jobs. This is followed by Office and Administrative Support Occupations with 1,030 available jobs, and Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Occupations with 976 available jobs, each rounding to 11% of all available jobs. Transportation and Material Moving Occupations saw the greatest growth over the past year by 63% and 184 additional jobs. TOP 10 OCCUPATIONAL GROUPS

TOP 10 OCCUPATIONAL GROUPS JOB OPENINGS BY LOCATION

TOP 15 JOB OPENINGS: This February, Retail Salespersons has the most available job openings with 441 positions, followed by First Line Supervisors of Retail Sales Workers and Registered Nurses. Of the Top 15 Occupations, demand for Customer Service Representatives, Accountants, and Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers increased the most over the year. Meanwhile, Cashiers and Combined Food Preparation and Serving Workers (Including Fast Food) experienced weaker job demand as compared to the previous year. Top employers hiring Retail Salespersons today include Macy s, Dick s Sporting Goods Inc., RadioShack Corporation, Best Buy, Lowe s, and AT&T. In addition, Sears Holdings Corporation, CVS Health, Shell, and I3 marketing are the top employers hiring First Line Supervisors of Retail Sales Workers today while for Registered Nurses it is St. Joseph Health System, Kaiser Permanente, Sutter Santa Rosa Regional Hospital, and Sutter Health. Top job openings in the upper middle to high income salary range ($50K-$100K) include Marketing Managers, Registered Nurses, Accountants, Sales Representatives (Wholesale & Manufacturing Except Technical/Scientific Products), and Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers. The highest paid top job opening is Sales Agents (Financial Services) with a Median Annual Salary of $100,700. TOP 15 JOB OPENINGS AND MEDIAN ANNUAL SALARIES

TOP 15 JOB OPENINGS AND HIRING DIFFICULTY: Of the Top 15 job openings in Sonoma County, Marketing Managers, Sales Agents (Financial Services), and Customer Service Representatives had the highest hiring difficulty in February 2016. Employers hiring Marketing Managers look for skills in Digital Marketing, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Adobe Photoshop, User Experience Design, Search Engine Optimization, Adobe InDesign, and Search Engine Optimization, and include Gap Inc, G6 Hospitality LLC, Medtronic, and Kendall Jackson. TOP 15 JOB OPENINGS AND HIRING DIFFICULTY

TOP 10 HARD SKILLS IN DEMAND: Bilingualism continues to dominate the Top 10 Hard Skills, and has increased from last month s volume of 397. Customer Relationship Management has jumped to the 5 th position, while also having the largest percentage increase from the prior year. TOP 10 SOFT SKILLS IN DEMAND: Top 10 soft skills demand has fallen from the prior year. While this may sound alarming, it reflects increasing prioritization of hard skills over soft skills by employers. Oral and Written Communication, Detail Oriented, and Marketing trump the soft skills once more. TOP 10 HARD SKILLS & SOFT SKILLS IN-DEMAND Ad Prior Rank Hard Skills Soft Skills Volume Year Oral and written 1 Bilingual 429-5.30% communication skills Ad Volume Prior Year 2,412-13.86% 2 Quality Assurance 313 13.41% Detail oriented 982-6.12% 3 Bilingual Spanish 268 21.82% Marketing 980-2.58% 4 Behavioral health 164 14.69% Integrity 923-12.01% 5 Customer relationship management 136 60.00% Customer service oriented 918-13.88% 6 Food preparation 131-19.63% Microsoft Office 732-15.77% 7 Pediatrics 128 26.73% Team-oriented, teamwork 689-22.58% 8 Quality control 113-11.72% Problem solving 655-18.53% 9 Technical support 98 22.50% Creativity 638-16.38% 10 Geriatrics 91 13.75% Self-starting / Selfmotivated 583-20.36% TOP 10 CERTIFICATIONS IN DEMAND: Driver s License continues to be the most wanted certification in Sonoma County, with Commercial Driver s License coming in 5 th. The biggest increase has been in Certification in Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation saw the biggest increase with additional Healthcare related certifications Certified Registered Nurse and Basic Life Support rounding out the Top 5 this February. TOP 10 CERTIFICATIONS IN DEMAND Rank Certifications Ad Volume Prior Year 1 Driver's License 1,308 35.12% 2 Certified Registered Nurse 400 0.00% 3 Certification in Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation 337 67.66% 4 Basic Life Support 262 11.02% 5 Commercial Driver's License 196 49.62% 6 First Aid certification 192-1.54% 7 Continuing Education 165 39.83% 8 HAZMAT 156 16.42% 9 Advanced Cardiac Life Support 142-0.70% 10 Food safety programs 122-25.15%

Top 20 Employers TOP EMPLOYERS Ad Volume 1 Kaiser Permanente 180 2 St. Joseph Health System 150 3 Santa Rosa City Schools 141 4 Keysight Technologies 129 5 Sutter Health 128 6 Perdue Farms, Inc. 122 7 County Of Sonoma 120 8 Santa Rosa Junior College 116 9 Brookdale Senior Living 107 10 Medtronic 100 11 Sutter Pacific Medical Foundation 89 12 Marys Pizza Shack of California-Fairfield 84 13 Target Corporation 80 14 Calix 75 15 CVS Health 73 16 I3 Marketing 71 17 ST. JOSEPH'S HOME CARE 68 18 BROOKDALE 65 19 Sears Holdings Corporation 64 20 State Of California 61 FINANCE AND INSURANCE INDUSTRY SPOTLIGHT (March 1 st 2015 February 29 th 2016) There were 1,780 available job openings in the Finance and Insurance industry from March 2015 February 2016, a 31% increase from the previous year. This indicates the increasing importance of financial and insurance services to the local economy as it returns to full health with low unemployment, rising incomes, and fervent business activity. Finance and Insurance industry job locations closely mirror the breakdown of all industries, with Santa Rosa accounting for over 60% and Petaluma taking 17%. The most in-demand occupations in the Finance and Insurance industry were: Tellers, Sales Agents (Financial Services), Loan Officers, First-Line Supervisors of Office Support Workers, Customer Service Representatives, Financial Managers, Insurance Sales Agents, Executive Administrative Assistants, Personal Financial Advisors, and Sales Representatives (Wholesale & Manufacturing). The top hard skills desired by Finance and Insurance employers were Bilingual, Multilingual, Loan Origination Software, Human Resources Management, Remote Deposit Capture, Quality Assurance, Credit Risk, Bilingual Spanish, and Customer Relationship Management showing the emphasis on diverse customer service and new financial technologies in this industry. The top certifications mentioned by employers were also industry specific, led by Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System, Driver s License, Accredited Purchasing Practitioner, State Insurance License, FINRA Series 7, FINRA Series 66, FINRA/NASD Series 6, and Certified Financial Planner.

The annual median salary for the Finance and Insurance industry in Sonoma County is $65,700, 13% higher than the $58,000 median salary for all industries. It is also more difficult to hire employees in the Finance and Insurance industry with an average hiring difficulty score of 62 (1 = easiest to hire, 100 = hardest to hire), compared to 49 for all industries. Top Finance and Insurance Industry Employers by Ad Volume Top 15 Employers Ad Volume Wells Fargo 254 Bank Of America 224 The First American Corporation 140 U.S. Bank 97 Exchange Bank 95 Bank of the West 89 JPMorgan Chase & Co. 87 Redwood Credit Union 85 Umpqua Bank 83 CrossCheck, INC. 65 Luther Burbank Savings 46 Farmers Insurance Group 45 First California Mortgage Company 30 Westamerica Bank 28 Advance America 21 For more information, please contact Juan Nieto at juan.nieto@sonoma-county.org