Unemployment Rates (August of each year) 2010 7.5%9.5% 20097.8%9.6% Rochester MSA U.S.

Unemployment Rates(August of each year)

4.0

5.0

6.0

7.0

8.0

9.0

10.0

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Rochester MSANYS

US-9.5%

NYS-8.2%

Rochester-7.5%

2010 7.5% 9.5%2009 7.8% 9.6%

Rochester MSA U.S.

Unemployment RatesAugust 2010

Nevada 14.2 North Dakota 3.5

Michigan 12.9 Nebraska 4.3

Florida 12.4 South Dakota 4.4

California 12.4 Vermont 5.5

Rhode Island 11.8 New Hampshire 5.7

South Carolina 11.5 Wyoming 6.4

Oregon 10.3 Hawaii 6.6

Georgia 10.3 Iowa 6.6

Kentucky 10.0 Kansas 6.7

Arizona 10.0 Montana 6.8

US-9.5%NYS-8.2%

Private Sector EmploymentRochester MSA

July of Each Year

Employment is 3,900 (-1.4%) below its pre-recession levelRecovered ~80% of the jobs lost during the recession

Private Sector EmploymentUnited States

July of Each Year

Employment is 5.3 million (-4.6%) below its pre-recession level

The US lost 8.2 million jobs (-7%)2007-2010

Change in EmploymentRochester MSA March 2012-March 2011

Two Trends Driving Change…Rochester MSA

1990-2010

Locally manufacturing comprises:12% of employment and 17% of wages

(Nationally manufacturing accounts for 9% of employment)

Employment by IndustryRochester MSAJanuary 2009

Fastest Growing OccupationsFinger Lakes Region

2008-2018

TitlePercentChange

Employment

Wages 2018

Personal and Home Care Aides 49.4 $18,500 3,690

Network Systems and Data Communications Analysts 33.6 $50,700 1,550

Home Health Aides 31.6 $19,100 11,150

Dental Hygienists 26.0 $59,700 1,310

Dental Assistants 25.0 $24,600 1,300

Medical and Public Health Social Workers 24.2 $30,100 770

Medical Assistants 23.8 $24,400 780

Physician Assistants 22.4 $75,400 820

Social and Human Service Assistants 20.7 $17,900 2,510

Physical Therapists 20.3 $45,900 830

Source: New York State Department of Labor

Fastest Growing Occupations continued…

Occupational Therapists 20.0 $41,200 600

Rehabilitation Counselors 18.9 $22,800 1,260

Medical Secretaries 17.8 $22,300 1,260

Market Research Analysts 16.8 $36,400 1,530

Licensed Practical and Licensed Vocational Nurses 14.9 $29,500 4,870

Pharmacy Technicians 14.2 $20,800 1,290

Nursing Aides, Orderlies, and Attendants 13.9 $19,900 7,520

Registered Nurses 13.7 $45,200 12,410

Combined Food Preparation and Serving Workers, Including Fast Food

12.9 $17,300 8,290

Child, Family, and School Social Workers 11.4 $32,300 1,560

Registered Nurses 340Computer Support Specialists 80Dental Hygienists 50Paralegals and Legal Assistants 40Medical Records & Health Information Technicians 30

Occupations Requiring an Associate Degree, Finger Lakes, 2008-

2018Fastest Growing Occupations % Growth

Dental Hygienists 26.0%Physical Therapist Assistants 25.0%Occupational Therapist Assistants 25.0%Radiation Therapists 25.0%Medical Equipment Repairers 20.8%

Occupations with Most Annual Openings Openings/Year

Median Wage

$57,800 $35,300 $42,300 $60,400 $43,500

$58,700 $44,300 $57,800 $41,600 $31,100

Source: New York State Department of Labor

Accountants and Auditors 140Computer Systems Analysts 80Child, Family and School Social Workers 60Employment, Recruitment and Placement Specialists 50Medical and Clinical Laboratory Technologists 30

Occupations Requiring a Bachelor’s Degree,

Finger Lakes, 2008-2018

Fastest Growing Occupations % Growth

Network Systems & Data Communications Analysts 33.6%Medical and Public Health Social Workers 24.2%Personal Financial Advisors 17.0%Market Research Analysts 16.8%Substance Abuse and Behavioral Disorder Counselor 15.9%

Occupations with Most Annual Openings Openings/Year

Median Wage

$68,900 $43,200 $69,800 $67,200 $38,400

$62,600 $71,600 $46,400 $43,300 $50,500

Source: New York State Department of Labor

Fastest Growing Occupations* % Growth

Fitness Trainers & Aerobics Instructors 23.7%Licensed Practical Nurses 14.9%Nursing Aides, Orderlies & Technicians 13.9%Preschool Teachers 9.2%Restaurant Cooks 6.7%

Occupations with Most Annual Openings Openings/YearAutomotive Service Technicians and Mechanics 80Police and Sheriff’s Patrol Officers 60Carpenters 50Electricians 50

Median Wage

$22,700 $37,400 $25,200 $22,300 $23,800

$30,700 $54,600 $35,900 $48,800

Source: New York State Department of Labor

Occupations Requiring Either Postsecondary Training or Long-term OTJ Training,

Finger Lakes, 2008-2018

Occupations Requiring Moderate to Short-term OTJ Training,

Finger Lakes, 2008-2018

Occupations with Most Annual Openings Openings/Year

Cashiers 690Retail Salesperson 500Waiters and Waitresses 480Home Health Aides 350Customer Service Representatives 350Teacher Assistant 270Food Preparation and Serving Workers 260Child Care Workers 250Stock Clerks and Order Fillers 210Janitors and Cleaners 210

Median Wage

$17,400 $20,000 $19,300 $23,700 $29,200 $21,000 $18,000 $18,300 $19,800 $22,800

Source: New York State Department of Labor

Occupations Requiring Moderate to Short-term OTJ Training,

Finger Lakes, 2008-2018

Occupations with Most Annual Openings Openings/Year

Laborers and Freight, Stock and Material Movers 190Receptionists and Information Clerks 160Personal and Home Care Aides 150General Office Clerks 140Truck Drivers, Heavy and Tractor Trailer 110Landscaping and Grounds-keeping Workers 100

Median Wage

$22,500 $24,500 $20,000 $23,800 $35,300 $24,000

Source: New York State Department of Labor

Occupations with the Greatest Number of OpeningsFinger Lakes Region

2008-2018

TitleNumberof Openings/yr.

Employment

Wages 2018

Cashiers 690 $17,400 15,100

Retail Salesperson 500 $20,000 17,400

Waiters and Waitresses 480 $19,300 8,300

Customer Service Representatives 620 $29,200 9,700

Home Health Aides 350 $23,700 11,150

Registered Nurses 340 $58,700 12,400

Teacher Assistants 270 $21,000 10,200

Food Preparation and Serving Workers 260 $18,000 8,300

Child Care Workers 250 $18,300 7,200

Stock Clerks and Order Fillers 210 $19,800 9,000

Occupations with the Largest Number of Openings continued…

Janitors and Cleaners 210 $22,800 11,000

Licensed Practical Nurses 190 $37,400 4,900

Laborers and Freight, Stock and Material Movers 190 $22,500 5,200

Secretaries, Except Medical and Legal 160 $29,500 11,900

Nursing Aides, Orderlies and Attendants 160 $25,200 7,500

Receptionists and Information Clerks 160 $24,500 5,000

Personal and Home Care Aides 150 $20,000 3,700

Accountants and Auditors 140 $62,600 5,800

Long Term Trends

• Network Systems and Data Communications Analysts • Computer Software Engineers, Applications• Home Health Aides• Personal and Home Care Aides• Medical Assistants• Dental Hygienists • Dental Assistants • Physical Therapist Assistants • Substance Abuse and Behavioral Disorder Counselors • Computer Systems Analysts• Physical Therapist Aides • Network and Computer Systems Administrators

Industries that Gained Jobs Monroe County

3Q 2007 to 3Q 2010

Educational Services

Social Assistance

Hospitals

Nursing & Residential Care Facilities

Ambulatory Care Facilities

Food Services & Drinking Places

Management of Companies & Enter.

Accommodation

Change

+ 1,500

+ 1,500

+ 900

+ 800

+ 700

+ 500

+ 400

+ 200

Wage

$1,100

$470

$970

$540

$880

$280

$1,690

$430

Overall employment -11,800Overall weekly wage $850

Industries that Lost Jobs Monroe County

3Q 2007 to 3Q 2010

Chemical Manufacturing

Machinery Manufacturing

Professional, Scientific & Tech. Svc.

Transportation Equipment Mfg.

Miscellaneous Manufacturing

Plastics & Rubber Products Mfg. Fabricated Metal Products Mfg.

Specialty Trade Contractors

Change

-3,900

-2,200

-1,900

-1,800

- 800

- 700

- 700

- 600

Wage

$1,600

$1,440

$1,130

$1,150

$1,195

$870

$930

$920