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HOW LOUISVILLE IS USING LABOR MARKET INTELLIGENCE TO SHAPE ITS ECONOMIC FUTURE ERIC BURNETTE, WORKFORCE INTELLIGENCE & COMMUNICATIONS

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MICHAEL GRITTON, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

KENTUCKIANAWORKS LOUISVILLE, KY

FOR POLICYMAKERS

WHERE ARE WE?

Source:  EMSI  Analyst  

Source:  EMSI  Analyst  

Source:  EMSI  Analyst  

Source:  EMSI  Analyst  

Overrepresented & High-paying

Underrepresented & High-paying

Overrepresented & High-paying

Underrepresented & High-paying

Source:  EMSI  Analyst  

Under  $20,000  9%  

$20,000-­‐$23,849  12%  

$23,850-­‐$34,999  30%  

$35,000-­‐$39,999  8%  

$40,000-­‐$44,999  5%  

$45,000-­‐$54,999  14%  

$55,000-­‐$74,999  12%  

$75,000-­‐$99,999  8%  

$100,000  +  2%  

Source:  EMSI  Analyst  

27%

51% 22%

AUSTIN MSA OCCUPATIONAL WAGES BY TIER

Under  $20,000  14%  

$20,000-­‐$23,849  11%  

$23,850-­‐$34,999  33%  

$35,000-­‐$39,999  10%  

$40,000-­‐$44,999  6%  

$45,000-­‐$54,999  10%  

$55,000-­‐$74,999  10%  

$75,000-­‐$99,999  5%  

$100,000  +  1%  

LOUISVILLE MSA OCCUPATIONAL WAGES BY TIER

26% 58%

16%

Source:  EMSI  Analyst  

RESULTING CHANGES TO MAYOR’S STRATEGIC GOAL FOR WAGES

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Improve average wages (in all industries covered by unemployment insurance) to top quartile of urban peer cities by FY16. “Advantage Louisville,” our community’s five-year economic development strategy, will inform most of this goal’s initiatives.

Improve median annual wages, adjusted for cost of living, to the top half (1/2) of peer cities by 2020 and top third (1/3) by 2030.

RESULTING CHANGES TO MAYOR’S STRATEGIC GOAL FOR JOBS

Achieve an employment rate that is within the top quartile of peer cities annually and increase economic growth and innovation consistent with the Bluegrass Economic Advancement Movement (BEAM) Metropolitan Business Plan proposed by Brookings by FY18. "Advantage Louisville," our community's five-year economic development strategy, will inform most of this goal's initiatives.

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CENTRAL QUESTION: How do we get the most jobs we want (high wage/high demand) out of the industries we have?

FOR INDUSTRY PARTNERS

HEALTHCARE AS PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL JOBS

LOUISVILLE MSA

Source:  EMSI  Analyst  

Acute Healthcare

7% 50,696 jobs

Longterm Healthcare

3% 17,907 jobs

All other industries

90% 600,122 jobs

All Other Industries

90% 600,122 JOBS

HEALTHCARE AS PERCENTAGE OF PROJECTED 2013-2023

JOB GROWTH LOUISVILLE MSA

Source:  EMSI  Analyst  

Longterm Healthcare

6% 4,294 jobs

Acute Healthcare

16% 12,058 jobs

All Other Industries

78% 17,907 jobs

LONGTERM VS ACUTE HEALTHCARE BY INDUSTRY

LOUISVILLE MSA

Source:  EMSI  Analyst  

ACUTE vs LONGTERM HEALTHCARE BY INDUSTRY

LOUISVILLE MSA

Source:  EMSI  Analyst  

HEALTHCARE JOBS BY TOP JOB POSTINGS

LOUISVILLE MSA

Source:  Burning  Glass  

HEALTHCARE JOBS BY TOP EMPLOYERS LOUISVILLE MSA

Source:  Burning  Glass  

FOR THE PUBLIC

http://kentuckianaworks.org/Portals/2/KCC-Quarterly-Report-

Q32014.pdf

Sources:  EMSI  Analyst;  Burning  Glass/Labor  Insight  

LOUISVILLE MSA TOP 30 JOBS, JULY-SEPT. 2014

Source:  Burning  Glass  

LOUISVILLE MSA TOP 30 JOBS ABOVE A LIVING WAGE ($36,795) 4th Quarter 2014

Sources:  EMSI  Analyst;  Burning  Glass/Labor  Insight  

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QUESTIONS? ERIC.BURNETTE@KENTUCKIANAWORKS.ORG OR MICHAEL.GRITTON@KENTUCKIANAWORKS.ORG 502.574.2500