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ACE Summer SymposiumSanibelJune 20, 2017
www.TheFloridaScorecard.org
TAB IV
The Florida Scorecard Heat Maps
Year-over-Year Job Creation
CategoryMay 2016 to May 2017
Percent
Professional & Business Services
52,900 4.1%
Leisure & Hospitality 34,900 3.0%
Education & Health Services 34,400 2.8%
Construction 31,000 6.6%
Trade, Transportation & Utilities
30,900 1.8%
Government 11,700 1.1%
Manufacturing 10,600 3.0%
County Year-over-Year Job CreationMay 2016 to May 2017
U.S. – 1.6% increaseFlorida – 2.7% increase
#1 for Jobs – Miami-Dade, 57,413#1 for Growth Rate – Highlands 5.5%
5 Florida Counties Lost Jobs
Job Creation –2007 to Dec ‘16
Since 2007:
31 Florida Counties – Gained Jobs36 Florida Counties – Lost Jobs
Florida – 46.3% of counties have more jobs now
U.S. – 37.5% have more jobs now
AEROSPACE AND AVIATION: KEY OCCUPATIONS
DescriptionEmployed in
Industry Group
2016-2021
Projected
Growth
Median
Hourly
Earnings
Typical Entry-
Level Education
Aircraft Mechanics and
Service Technicians8,896 4% $25.85
Post-secondary
Non-Degree
Award
Customer Service
Representatives1,951 3% $13.68
High School
Diploma
Avionics Technicians 1,330 5% $25.16Associate’s
Degree
First-Line Supervisors of
Mechanics, Installers,
Repairers
863 6% $27.58High School
Diploma
Machinists 790 9% $17.98High School
Diploma
EMSI Q2 2016 Data Set. Employment numbers, jobs and earnings are 2015 numbers. Occupational
data is based on the staffing patterns of the 17 focal aerospace and aviation industries identified by
Enterprise Florida. Bolded occupations represent middle-skill jobs.
AEROSPACE AND AVIATION: SHORT- AND LONG-TERM GAPS
Occupation Short-Term
Gap (1-year)
Average Annual Long-
Term Gap (8-year)
Median Wage Education
Industrial Engineers 896 156 $22.15 Bachelor’s
Degree
Customer Service
Representatives
5,116 $13.77 Postsecondary
Certificate
Business Operations
Specialists
2,117 $29.88 Associate
Degree
Team Assemblers 1,004 $12.11 High School
Diploma
Cargo and Freight
Agents
348 $19.11 High School
Diploma
Florida Department of Economic Opportunity. Custom analysis performed for JFF in May 2016..
Floridians with Disabilities
Unemployment Rate Distributions
Under-18 Poverty in
Florida
944,415 kids in Florida
23.4% poverty rate
Of this group:
Age 5 to 17 – 663,896
Under 5 – 280,519
