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Southeast Michigan Council of Governments

Southeast Michigan Council of Governments. The Status of Educational Attainment and Workforce Skills In Southeast Michigan. Presentation to the SEMCOG/MAC Talent Task Force October 21, 2010. Outline. Educational Attainment and Prosperity Labor Force Skills and Productivity

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Southeast Michigan Council of Governments

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  1. Southeast Michigan Council of Governments

  2. The Status of Educational Attainment and Workforce Skills In Southeast Michigan Presentation to the SEMCOG/MAC Talent Task Force October 21, 2010

  3. Outline Educational Attainment and Prosperity Labor Force Skills and Productivity What are the Growth Industries? Challenges in Attracting Growth Industries Economic Development Strategy for Southeast Michigan

  4. Educational Attainment and Prosperity

  5. Percent of Pop Age 25 or Older with Bachelors or Higher, 2000 (4.7% to 83.5%) Percent of Total Employment that is Knowledge Based, 2005 (0% to 57.3%) 10% or less (36) 15% or less (93) More than 10% to 25% (104) More than 15% to 25% (49) More than 25% to 40% (48) More than 25% to 35% (16) More than 40% to 55% (22) More than 35% (13) More than 55% (19) Blocked for confidentiality (58) Educational Attainment vs. Knowledge Based Jobs Southeast Michigan, 2000 and 2005 Source: LMI and SEMCOG.

  6. Education and Income Rankings Michigan, 1970 Source: Census Bureau.

  7. Education and Income Rankings Michigan, 2007 Source: Census Bureau.

  8. Population Age 25+ with Bachelor’s Degree Michigan, 1990, 2000 and 2009 34.5 29.7 27.9 24.3 24.6 24.8 21.8 20.3 Percent with a Bachelor's Degree or Higher 17.4 Michigan Top 10 States U.S. 2009 1990 2000 Source: Census Bureau.

  9. Population Age 25-34 with Bachelor’s Degree Michigan, 2000, 2005 and 2009 Source: Census Bureau.

  10. Producing College Graduates Where Michigan Ranks, 2008 Source: National Center for Education Statistics.

  11. 2. Labor Force Skills and Productivity

  12. Total Employment *Southeast Michigan, 2000-2035 2010 Pittsburgh Recovery Rate Adjusted SEMCOG Model * Total Employment includes wage/salary jobs and self-employed. Source: SEMCOG.

  13. Wage & Salary Employment vs. Self-EmployedSoutheast Michigan, 2000-2007 Source: Bureau of Economic Analysis.

  14. Labor Force ParticipationSoutheast Michigan, 2010-2035 Source: SEMCOG

  15. Engineers per 100 Workers Top Metropolitan Areas, 2009 Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics.

  16. Michigan Innovation Index Michigan, 2007-2010 Source: University of Michigan-Dearborn.

  17. 3. What are the Growth Industries in Southeast Michigan?

  18. Wage and Salary EmploymentSoutheast Michigan*, 2000-2009 * Lapeer, Livingston, Macomb, Oakland, St. Clair, Washtenaw, and Wayne. Source: Michigan Labor Market Information Agency.

  19. Manufacturing vs. Knowledge Jobs Southeast Michigan*, 2000-2009 Knowledge Based and Export Oriented Manufacturing Healthcare * Lapeer, Livingston, Macomb, Oakland, St. Clair, Washtenaw, and Wayne. Source: Michigan Labor Market Information Agency.

  20. Growing vs. Declining Industries Michigan, 2002-2007 Declining Growing Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics.

  21. Highly Concentrated Industries Southeast Michigan, 2008 Sources: LMI, BLS, and SEMCOG.

  22. Private Employment Change and Concentration Southeast Michigan, 2008 Source: BLS, LMI, and SEMCOG.

  23. Clean Energy Job Growth Michigan, 1998-2007 Source: Pew Charitable Trusts.

  24. 4. Challenges in Attracting Growth Industries

  25. Population Growth ComparedSoutheast Michigan, 1990-2030 USA Michigan Southeast Michigan Source: Census Bureau and SEMCOG.

  26. Population Growth by Age GroupSoutheast Michigan, 2005-2035 Source: SEMCOG.

  27. 10 percent or less 10.01 to 15 percent 15.01 to 20 percent 20.01 to 25 percent Greater than 25 percent Population 65 Years or OlderSoutheast Michigan, 2005 Source: SEMCOG.

  28. 10 percent or less 10.01 to 15 percent 15.01 to 20 percent 20.01 to 25 percent Greater than 25 percent Population 65 Years or OlderSoutheast Michigan, 2035 Source: SEMCOG.

  29. Net Population MigrationSoutheast Michigan, 2008 Source: IRS.

  30. 90% 77% 80% 70% 60% 53% 50% 40% 30% 20% 15% 10% 10% 0% International otal T In State Out of State (N=27,969) (N=17,908) (N=8,835) (N=1,226) Number of U-M Graduates from 2001-2005 Livingin Michigan in 2006, by Original Residency Source: U-M Office of Budget and Planning.

  31. 5. Economic Development Strategy for Southeast Michigan

  32. Economic Development StrategySoutheast Michigan Creating an Entrepreneurial Culture Advancing Innovation and Technology Educating our Future Workforce Retooling our Current Workforce

  33. Jeff Nutting Lead Planning Analyst Data Analysis nutting@semcog.org (313) 324-3410 Southeast Michigan Council of Governments 535 Griswold St., Suite 300 Detroit, MI 48226 www.semcog.org

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