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Illinois Annual Economic Analysis Report

 
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 Description:  This publication covers information on the larger economy; a comparison of recent employment changes for the United States and Illinois; the Illinois Labor force; Economic Regions of Illinois; the status of Illinois' green industries; and Illinois and green jobs. 
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 ISL ID:  000000030608   Original UID: NA for serial records FIRST WORD: Illinois 
 

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Where Workers Work 2011

 
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 Description:  Where Workers Work features basic private sector employment totals for six northeastern Illinois counties Cook, Du Page, Kane, Lake, Mc Henry, and Will , major communities in each of these counties, and zip codes within the City of Chicago. 
 Date Created:  11 06 2009 
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 ISL ID:  000000031865   Original UID: 14876 FIRST WORD: Where 
 

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Women and Minorities in the Illinois Labor Force 2011 Annual Report

 
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 Description:  In response to the Progress of Women and Minorities in the Workforce Act PA 87-0405 , this report provides an annual update on the employment progress of women and minorities in the Illinois workforce. This report tracks the status of women and minorities in the state's labor force based on the most currently available data. 
 Date Created:  03 30 2011 
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 ISL ID:  000000035361   Original UID: 16792 FIRST WORD: Women 
 

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The Illinois Labor Market Review: Your Source For Illinois Labor Market Information

 
 Volume/Number:  2011 February 
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 Description:  The Illinois Labor Market Review covers 500,000 future job openings for Illinois, best bet jobs, and Illinois' changing demographic structure and its impact on the labor force. 
 Date Created:  02 25 2011 
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 ISL ID:  000000035363   Original UID: 16794 FIRST WORD: The 
 

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Illinois Labor Market Review: A Quarterly Labor Market Information Journal

 
 Volume/Number:  2011  
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 Description:  Illinois Department of Employment Security's Illinois Career Resource Network has recently launched ReNEW, a mature version of the Career Information System. The goal of ReNEW (accessed at http://www.ILWorkInfo.com/icrn.htm) is to help experienced workers, both career changers and the unemployed, re-enter the ranks of the employed. 
 Date Created:  06 14 2011 
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 ISL ID:  000000036914   Original UID: 17923 FIRST WORD: Illinois 
 

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IDES Launches ReNEW to Help Adults Re-enter World of Work

 
 Volume/Number:  2011 June 
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 Description:  Illinois Department of Employment Security's Illinois Career Resource Network has recently launched ReNEW, a mature version of the Career Information System. The goal of ReNEW (accessed at http://www.ILWorkInfo.com/icrn.htm) is to help experienced workers, both career changers and the unemployed, re-enter the ranks of the employed. 
 Date Created:  06 14 2011 
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 ISL ID:  000000036915   Original UID: 17924 FIRST WORD: IDES 
 

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Illinois Labor Market Review, A Quarterly Labor Market Information Journal: IDES Helps Jobseekers Transfer Skills to New Jobs, July 2011.

 
 Volume/Number:  2011 July 2011 
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 Description:  The recent recession has left some people struggling to reposition themselves in an economy that no longer demands their old jobs. To help job seekers overcome this challenge, the Illinois Department of Employment has begun using a new and innovative tool called TORQ, Transferable Occupation Relationship Quotient. TORQ is a web-based skills transfer tool and it helps job seekers think outside the box and identify alternative occupations for their skills. 
 Date Created:  07 20 2011 
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 ISL ID:  000000037025   Original UID: 17984 FIRST WORD: Illinois 
 

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The Illinois Labor Market After the Great Recession: The Economy Improves, but Long-term Unemployment Remains High

 
 Volume/Number:  2011  
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 Description:  The Illinois economy continues to show signs of improvement two years after the so-called Great Recession ended in June 2009. Nonetheless, despite this good news, there remains a large portion of the unemployed who struggle to find employment even after job searches lasting six months or longer. 
 Date Created:  08 08 2011 
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 ISL ID:  000000037470   Original UID: 18337 FIRST WORD: The 
 

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IDES Releases New Tool for Exploring Green Jobs

 
 Volume/Number:  2011  
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 Description:  Thanks to funding from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, Illinois Department of Employment Security now offers a new online career resouirce tool - Find Your Green Job. It provides a wealth of information on green industries, both in Illinois and nationwide. 
 Date Created:  04 15 2011 
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 ISL ID:  000000039668   Original UID: 20147 FIRST WORD: IDES 
 

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Need Money for School? 3,500 Sources on IDES Website

 
 Volume/Number:  2012  
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 Description:  The Illinois Department of Employment Security offers two free and reliable online resources for financial aid paying for education after high school: the department's Career Information System (CIS) and ReNEW, the adult version of CIS. Both career resources are available at www.ides.illinois.gov. 
 Date Created:  02 01 2012 
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 ISL ID:  000000039669   Original UID: 20159 FIRST WORD: Need 
 

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Hiring Underway for New Prairie State Energy Campus

 
 Volume/Number:  2011  
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 Description:  Hiring is underway for Prairie State Energy Campus, a new $4 billion power plant under construction in Lively Grove, Ill., about 50 miles southeast of St. Louis, Mo. The 1,600-mega watt supercritical power plant, expected to deliver electricity to more than 2.5 million families in eight states, is one of the largest and most technologically sophisticated coal-fired power plants in the country. The employees will work in one of four main areas: mine, power plant, construction management and corporate. Applications are processed at http://www.prairiestateenergycampus.com. 
 Date Created:  04 19 2011 
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 ISL ID:  000000039670   Original UID: 20160 FIRST WORD: Hiring 
 

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Using Employment Projections to Assist the Workforce Training System

 
 Volume/Number:  2011  
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 Description:  Current information and sophisticated analysis can produce the Illinois Department of Employment Security's (IDES) employment projectiobns. These are forecasts that calculate the projected growth of employment by both industry and occupation. This data determines which jobs are expected to be in demand in the future and how best to prepare for those jobs. 
 Date Created:  04 19 2011 
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 ISL ID:  000000039672   Original UID: 20169 FIRST WORD: Using 
 

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Study Reveals Illinois' Youngest Veterans from Lowest Ranks Have Most Employment Challenges.

 
 Volume/Number:  2011  
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 Description:  Illinois' youngest veterans with the lowest military ranks have the highest rates of unemployment and the lowest-paying jobs, according to a recent study "The Transition of Illinois Veterans from Military Discharge to Stable Civilian Employment" authored by Dave Bieneman, Manager of Economic Analysis for the Illinois Department of Employment Security. The study is on IDES' website: http://lmi.ides.state.il.us/vets.htm. 
 Date Created:  10 28 2011 
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 ISL ID:  000000039675   Original UID: 20174 FIRST WORD: Study 
 

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Green Jobs: A Growing Part of Illinois' Economy: More Specialized Skills Required for Future Jobs.

 
 Volume/Number:  2011  
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 Description:  A recent study, the Illinois Green Jobs Summary Report shows that green jobs currently represent about two percent of all jobs in Illinois and are likely to grow at a fast pace during the next couple of years. And although most green jobs require either a high school diploma or no formal education, future green jobs will require more specialized skills. The full Illinois Green Jobs Summary Report, authored by Dave Bieneman, is posted on the Illinois Department of Employment Seccurity website at http://lmi.ides.state.il.us/greenjobs.htm. 
 Date Created:  10 28 2011 
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 ISL ID:  000000039678   Original UID: 20187 FIRST WORD: Green