Workforce Trends
State-wide Labor Market Information projections and examples
(updated 6/25/08)
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Legal occupations (Legal support workers, all others) Median annual salary for Legal Support Workers (all others) was $44,923, with a 1.8% growth rate Median annual salary for Court Reporters was $56,015, with a 3.4% growth rate Education, training and library services Median annual salary for Elementary School Teachers (not Special Ed) was $45,450, with 3% growth Median annual salary for Education, Training, and Library Workers, (All Other) was $25,440, with 1.8% growth |
Life, physical and social sciences Geological and Petroleum Technicians had a median annual wage of $55,319, and 5.9% projected growth Construction and extraction Median wage for Carpenters (Assemblers and Repairers) was $38,702 annually, with a 4.5% growth rate Median wage for Electricians was $46,283 annually, with a growth rate of 4.7% Median wage for Plumbers was $44,653 annually, with a 5% growth rate Median wage for Extraction Workers was $53,195 annually, with a 7.7% growth rate |
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High Growth Occupations and Industries
(updated 6/25/08)
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2007 Denver/Regional Gap Analysis |
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Four Highest Growth Occupations by 2011 1. Legal Occupation 2. Education, training and library services 3. Life, physical and social sciences 4. Construction and extraction |
Three highest growth industries in next decade 1. Education and health services 2. Tourism and air transportation 3. Professional, scientific and technical services |
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