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U.S. Employment Trends Report

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U.S. Employment Trends Report | September 2010 Simply Hired, Inc.

Executive Summary

Key highlights from this months report

U.S. Job Market Snapshot

Nationwide employment changes at a glance

Local Market Outlook

Job growth and competition in 50 major metros

Industry and Occupation Outlook

Job growth and competition in major industries and occupations

Top Hiring Companies

The top 5 companies hiring in 25 major metros

About

Information on the Report and Simply Hired

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Contents

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Limited national growth. Nationwide job openings increased 7.7% from August, with a

93.2% year-over-year improvement from last September. The increase weve seen is due

largely to seasonal hiring, explained Gautam Godhwani, CEO of SimplyHired.com. While

unemployment is reported to be higher than expected, this 7.7% growth indicates that

there are certain types of jobs available. Recovery from the recession is slow, but we are

seeing a steady upward movement.

Healthcare and legal job opportunities. Healthcare and legal job openings are substantial

despite little or no industry growth. While the healthcare industry posted only a 3.4%

increase, hospitals were top employers across all 25 major metros. The legal industry

posted a -4.8% decrease in jobs, but legal occupations grew by 18.6%, indicating that there

is a demand for legal workers outside of law firms.

Increase in finance hiring. Job openings for financial specialists and accountants increased

by 53.7% from last month. This uptick coincides with the traditional fall recruiting season

for major banks, accounting, consulting and investing firms.

Healthy job market in Boston. Of the four least competitive job markets, Boston was the

only one that also had substantial job growth for the month (11.1%), making it overall one of

the best places for job seekers. The other three least competitive metros all had less than5% job growth.

Employment Impact: Seasonal Hiring

Huge increase in demand for retail workers. Job openings for retail salespersons

went up 104.1% between August and September. This doubling of jobs is a sign of early

seasonal hiring, as retail stores prepare for increased business over the holiday season

(October through January).

Department stores ramping up hiring. While there were no department or clothing

stores in this months Top Hiring Companies, Nationwide, several have begun to expand

their workforce. JC Penney had a 7.12% month-over-month increase to 1,610 job openings,

and Sears had a 30.49% increase to 1,070 job openings. More retail companies should

demonstrate similar upticks in the coming months.

Executive Summary


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For job opening information based on industry and/or occupation, see Industry and Occupation Outlook

For job competition in specific metropolitan areas, see Local Market Outlook

For top hiring companies in specific metropolitan areas, see Top Hiring Companies by Metro

93.2%7.7%year-over-year

(from September 2009)

Job Competition, Nationwide

Job Openings, Nationwide

Top Hiring Companies, Nationwide

Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug SepOct

7.4%

1.2%

3.7%1.8%

10.5% 10.3%

13.2%

1.7%3.2%

11%

-2.8%

7.7%

Nov

3:1unemployed persons per job opening

month-over-month

(from August 2010)

U.S. Job Market Snapshot

RANK COMPANY JOB OPENINGS M-o-M CHANGE Y-o-Y CHANGE1 IBM 12,438 3.0%

2 Yum! Brands 8,737 9.7% 137.4%

3 U.S. Air Force 2,065 5.4% 133.6%

4 Home Depot 1,871 6.7%

5 Staples 1,842 188.7%

Nationwide trends based on job openings listed on SimplyHired.com


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Local Market Outlook

HIGHLIGHTS

Recovering local economies. Of the 50 most populous metros, Detroit (17.1%) and New Orleans

(16.0%) posted the highest monthly job growth, reflecting a gradual recovery from the distressed

automotive industry and Hurricane Katrina, respectively. Despite this, Detroit is still the most

competitive job market, with six unemployed persons for every job opening.

Best and worst job markets. Baltimore, Boston, Washington, D.C. and West Palm Beach are the

least competitive metros, each with a 1:1 unemployment ratio. Major metros in California and

Florida are some of the most competitive, with 4-6 unemployed persons for every job opening.

Job Openings by MetroNumber of job openings listed on SimplyHired.com in the top 50 metropolitan areas

POPULATION

RANKMETROPOLITAN AREA

JOB

OPENINGS

(M-o-M)

JOB

OPENINGS

(Y-o-Y)

1 New York (NY) 0.2% 108.9%

2 Los Angeles (CA) 9.8% 107.1%

3 Chicago (IL) 12.5% 108.7%

4 Philadelphia (PA) -0.1% 97.0%

5 San Francisco Bay Area (CA) 8.5% 137.5%

6 Boston (MA) 11.1% 94.8%

7 Dallas & Fort Worth (X) 9.9% 117.9%

8 Washington, DC (DC) 3.5% 63.0%

9 Atlanta (GA) 8.6% 100.7%

10 Detroit (MI) 17.1% 145.6%

11 Houston (X) 10.9% 100.5%

12 Seattle & acoma (WA) 12.3% 82.6%

13 ampa & St. Petersburg (FL) 8.4% 104.0%

14 Minneapolis & St. Paul (MN) 10.8% 115.8%

15 Phoenix (AZ) 15.0% 127.0%

16 Cleveland & Akron (OH) 5.7% 106.0%

17 Miami & Fort Lauderdale (FL) 9.1% 117.2%

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POPULATION


JOB

OPENINGS

(M-o-M)

JOB

OPENINGS

(Y-o-Y)

18 Denver (CO) 8.3% 114.2%

19 Sacramento (CA) 9.8% 102.6%

20 Orlando (FL) 8.5% 111.9%

21 St. Louis (MO) 11.0% 112.4%

22 Pittsburgh (PA) 6.8% 39.0%

23 Baltimore (MD) 4.1% 81.4%

24 Portland (OR) 9.5% 101.7%

25 Indianapolis (IN) 10.0% 127.1%

26 San Diego (CA) 11.9% 116.1%

27 Hartord & New Haven (C) 2.8% 133.3%28 Charlotte (NC) 11.3% 137.6%

29 Raleigh & Durham (NC) 5.9% 115.7%

30 Nashville (N) 8.0% 123.6%

31 Kansas City (MO) 9.4% 137.4%

32 Cincinnati (OH) 13.2% 126.2%

33 Milwaukee (WI) 10.5% 109.2%

34 Columbus (OH) 11.1% 110.2%

35 Greenville (SC) 9.2% 122.3%

36 Salt Lake City (U) 2.7% 60.1%

37 San Antonio (X) 10.6% 121.9%

38 Grand Rapids (MI) 11.3% 127.2%

39 West Palm Beach (FL) 1.5% 85.1%

40 Birmingham (AL) 13.7% 116.9%

41 Norolk & Newport News (VA) 5.2% 130.1%

42 New Orleans (LA) 16.0% 103.5%

43 Memphis (N) 7.5% 105.2%

44 Bualo (NY) 4.2% 105.3%45 Oklahoma City (OK) 11.3% 125.2%

46 Greensboro & Winston-Salem (NC) 6.9% 119.5%

47 Harrisburg (PA) 3.6% 101.1%

48 Providence (RI) 7.8% 105.2%

49 Albuquerque & Santa Fe (NM) 7.3% 72.5%

50 Louisville (KY) 10.8% 139.6%

Job Openings by Metro continued from previous page


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POPULATION


UNEMPLOYED PERSONS :

JOB OPENINGS

1 New York (NY) 3 : 1

2 Los Angeles (CA) 4 : 1

3 Chicago (IL) 3 : 1

4 Philadelphia (PA) 2 : 1

5 San Francisco Bay Area (CA) 2 : 1

6 Boston (MA) 1 : 1

7 Dallas & Fort Worth (X) 2 : 1

8 Washington, DC (DC) 1 : 1

9 Atlanta (GA) 3 : 1

10 Detroit (MI) 6 : 1

11 Houston (X) 2 : 1

12 Seattle & acoma (WA) 2 : 1

13 ampa & St. Petersburg (FL) 3 : 1

14 Minneapolis & St. Paul (MN) 2 : 1

15 Phoenix (AZ) 3 : 1

16 Cleveland & Akron (OH) 3 : 1

17 Miami & Fort Lauderdale (FL) 6 : 1

18 Denver (CO) 2 : 1

19 Sacramento (CA) 5 : 1

20 Orlando (FL) 4 : 1

21 St. Louis (MO) 3 : 1

22 Pittsburgh (PA) 2 : 1

23 Baltimore (MD) 1 : 1

24 Portland (OR) 3 : 125 Indianapolis (IN) 2 : 1

Job Competition by Metro (ranked by Population)Ratio of unemployed persons to job openings listed on SimplyHired.com in the top 50 metropolitan areas



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POPULATION


UNEMPLOYED PERSONS :

JOB OPENINGS

26 San Diego (CA) 3 : 1

27 Hartord & New Haven (C) 2 : 1

28 Charlotte (NC) 2 : 1

29 Raleigh & Durham (NC) 2 : 1

30 Nashville (N) 2 : 1

31 Kansas City (MO) 2 : 1

32 Cincinnati (OH) 3 : 1

33 Milwaukee (WI) 2 : 1

34 Columbus (OH) 2 : 1

35 Greenville (SC) 3 : 1

36 Salt Lake City (U) 2 : 1

37 San Antonio (X) 2 : 1

38 Grand Rapids (MI) 4 : 1

39 West Palm Beach (FL) 1 : 1

40 Birmingham (AL) 3 : 1

41 Norolk & Newport News (VA) 2 : 1

42 New Orleans (LA) 3 : 1

43 Memphis (N) 3 : 1

44 Bualo (NY) 3 : 1

45 Oklahoma City (OK) 2 : 1

46 Greensboro & Winston-Salem (NC) 3 : 1

47 Harrisburg (PA) 3 : 1

48 Providence (RI) 4 : 1

49 Albuquerque & Santa Fe (NM) 2 : 1

50 Louisville (KY) 3 : 1

Job Competition by Metro continued from previous page

Based on most recently available data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and SimplyHired.com


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RANK METROPOLITAN AREAUNEMPLOYED PERSONS :

JOB OPENINGS

1 Detroit (MI) 6 : 1

2 Miami & Fort Lauderdale (FL) 6 : 1

3 Sacramento (CA) 5 : 1

4 Grand Rapids (MI) 4 : 1

5 Los Angeles (CA) 4 : 1

6 Orlando (FL) 4 : 1

7 Providence (RI) 4 : 1

8 Atlanta (GA) 3 : 1

9 Birmingham (AL) 3 : 1

10 Bualo (NY) 3 : 1

11 Chicago (IL) 3 : 1

12 Cincinnati (OH) 3 : 1

13 Cleveland & Akron (OH) 3 : 1

14 Greensboro & Winston-Salem (NC) 3 : 1

15 Greenville (SC) 3 : 1

16 Harrisburg (PA) 3 : 1

17 Louisville (KY) 3 : 1

18 Memphis (N) 3 : 1

19 New Orleans (LA) 3 : 1

20 New York (NY) 3 : 1

21 Phoenix (AZ) 3 : 1

22 Portland (OR) 3 : 1

23 St. Louis (MO) 3 : 1

24 San Diego (CA) 3 : 1

25 ampa & St. Petersburg (FL) 3 : 1

Job Competition by Metro (ranked by Unemployment Ratio)Ratio of unemployed persons to job openings listed on SimplyHired.com in the top 50 metropolitan areas



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RANK METROPOLITAN AREAUNEMPLOYED PERSONS :

JOB OPENINGS

26 Albuquerque & Santa Fe (NM) 2 : 1

27 Charlotte (NC) 2 : 1

28 Columbus (OH) 2 : 1

29 Dallas & Fort Worth (X) 2 : 1

30 Denver (CO) 2 : 1

31 Hartord & New Haven (C) 2 : 1

32 Houston (X) 2 : 1

33 Indianapolis (IN) 2 : 1

34 Kansas City (MO) 2 : 1

35 Milwaukee (WI) 2 : 1

36 Minneapolis & St. Paul (MN) 2 : 1

37 Nashville (N) 2 : 1

38 Norolk & Newport News (VA) 2 : 1

39 Oklahoma City (OK) 2 : 1

40 Philadelphia (PA) 2 : 1

41 Pittsburgh (PA) 2 : 1

42 Raleigh & Durham (NC) 2 : 1

43 Salt Lake City (U) 2 : 1

44 San Antonio (X) 2 : 1

45 San Francisco Bay Area (CA) 2 : 1

46 Seattle & acoma (WA) 2 : 1

47 Baltimore (MD) 1 : 1

48 Boston (MA) 1 : 1

49 Washington, DC (DC) 1 : 150 West Palm Beach (FL) 1 : 1

Job Competition by Metro continued from previous page

Based on most recently available data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and SimplyHired.com


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Job Openings by IndustryNumber of job openings listed on SimplyHired.com in each major industry

INDUSTRY JOB OPENINGS (M-o-M) JOB OPENINGS (Y-o-Y)

Agriculture -25.7% 46.8%

Automotive 2.5% 115.9%

Construction 4.3% 93.4%

Education 3.3% 39.7%

Financial Services 4.2% 107.0%

Government 6.3% 66.7%

Healthcare 3.4% 104.1%

Hospitality 10.3% 113.7%

Legal -4.8% 82.9%

Manuacturing 8.3% 140.3%

Media -4.2% 81.1%

Military 0.9% -51.0%

Non-Prot -7.5% 70.2%

Real Estate 3.8% 75.7%

Retail 10.0% 79.7%

echnology 6.0% 173.5%

ransportation 10.3% 387.4%

ravel 8.3% 116.7%

Industry and Occupation Outlook

HIGHLIGHTS

Sharp decrease in agriculture hiring. As winter nears, job openings in the agriculture industry are

down 25.7% from August. A correspondingly sharp increase generally occurs in May and June as

a result of seasonal hiring.

Increased demand for legal workers. Up 18.6%, legal occupations had the third largest growth in

September, after retail (104.1%) and financial (53.7%) jobs. The increase in legal hiring marks the

beginning of an expansion expected to continue through year end.


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OCCUPATION CATEGORY JOB OPENINGS (M-o-M) JOB OPENINGS (Y-o-Y)

Managers 7.7% 107.7%

Human Resources Specialists, Compliance Ofcersand Business Operators

-45.8% 7.0%

Financial Specialists and Accountants 53.7% 203.7%

Computer Engineers and Programmers 4.5% 76.5%

Engineers (excluding Computer) 12.0% 93.7%

Scientists, Social Scientists and Lab echs 7.0% 54.6%

Doctors, Nurses, Terapists and Health echs 5.9% 59.2%

Social Workers, Counselors and Religious Workers 5.0% 73.1%

Law Enorcement, Fire and Security 7.3% 84.2%

Lawyers, Judges and Legal Support 18.6% 183.0%

Ofce and Administrative Workers 9.0% 125.6%

eachers, Librarians and Education Workers 2.8% 71.0%

Journalists and Media Workers -31.7% 178.1%

Cooks, Servers and Food Workers 10.5% 78.6%

Personal Care and Services 1.5% 25.9%

Retail Salespersons 104.1% 322.3%

Sales Representatives -79.3% -57.2%

Installation, Maintenance and Repair Workers 3.7% 113.3%

Building and Groundskeepers 1.7% 101.5%

Farmers, Fishers and Forestry Workers -0.4% 124.3%

Manuacturing Workers 10.2% 147.0%

Construction and Extraction Workers 6.6% 98.2%

Drivers, Pilots and ransportation Workers 6.4% 221.9%

Military Personnel -0.5% 29.1%

Job Openings by Occupation CategoryNumber of job openings listed on SimplyHired.com in each major occupation category


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Atlanta, GA

1. IBM - 534 jobs (5.3%)

2. Emory University - 226 jobs (-8.9%)

3. Yum! Brands - 210 jobs (8.2%)

4. Northside Hospital - 202 jobs (108.2%)

5. Home Depot - 176 jobs (25.7%)

Baltimore, MD

1. ManTech International - 110 jobs (3.8%)


3. U.S. Army - 75 jobs (25.0%)

4. L-3 Communications - 69 jobs (11.3%)

5. MedStar Health - 55 jobs (-9.8%)

Boston, MA

1. MIT - 476 jobs (-27.9%)

2. Faulkner Hospital - 441 jobs (0.9%)

3. Caritas Christi Health Care - 264 jobs (4.8%)

4. IBM - 253 jobs (84.7%)

5. Harvard University - 252 jobs (12.5%)

Chicago, IL

1. Provena Health - 1,200 jobs (-8.5%)

2. IBM - 693 jobs (-5.3%)

3. Advocate Health Care - 621 jobs (-8.0%)

4. Yum! Brands - 192 jobs (10.3%)

5. Interim Healthcare - 114 jobs (0.0%)

Cleveland and Akron, OH


2. IBM - 133 jobs (3.9%)

3. Goodyear Tire & Rubber - 80 jobs (8.1%)

4. MetroHealth System - 57 jobs (21.3%)

Dallas and Fort Worth, TX

1. Yum! Brands - 201 jobs (14.9%)

2. U.S. Army - 200 jobs (0.0%)

3. Texas Health Resources - 175 jobs (21.5%)

4. IBM - 138 jobs (3.0%)

5. Baylor Health Care - 136 jobs (6.3%)

Top Hiring Companies, 25 Major MetrosTop five companies with the most job openings listed on SimplyHired.com in 25 major metropolitan areas

Note:Parentheses after each company denote month-over-month change

Top Hiring Companies by Metro

HIGHLIGHTS

Steady healthcare hiring. Healthcare and related organizations showed strong nationwide hiring,

with one or more healthcare businesses ranking in the top five in 20 of 25 major metros.

Strong hiring by IBM and Yum! Brands. IBM and Yum! Brands (KFC, Taco Bell, Pizza Hut) were

two of the top nationwide hiring companies for the month (see U.S. Job Market Snapshot). Their

presence in 24 of 25 metros indicates their hiring is widespread, not concentrated in select areas.

Jobs at universities. Atlanta, Boston, Houston, New York, Pittsburgh, Portland, Seattle and

Washington, D.C. all counted a university in their top five employers. Job seekers should consider

opportunities at universities, especially if there is a private, not public, one in their area.



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Denver, CO

1. Banner Health - 928 jobs (-4.9%)

2. IBM - 535 jobs (7.0%)

3. Yum! Brands - 152 jobs (15.2%)

4. HCA - 137 jobs (7.9%)

5. Centura Health 66 jobs (17.9%)

Detroit, MI


2. IBM - 133 jobs (4.7%)

3. St. John Providence Health - 89 jobs (14.1%)

4. General Motors - 70 jobs (32.1%)5. HCR ManorCare - 53 jobs (12.8%)

Houston, TX

1. University of Texas - 234 jobs (0.0%)

2. Yum! Brands - 136 jobs (32.0%)

3. IBM - 132 jobs (1.5%)

4. HCA - 109 jobs (4.8%)

5. Cameron International - 104 jobs (4.0%)

Indianapolis, IN

1. IBM - 143 jobs (3.6%)


3. Clarian Health - 102 jobs (14.6%)

4. Ingersoll Rand - 56 jobs (16.7%)

Los Angeles, CA

1. IBM - 1,326 jobs (5.6%)

2. Yum! Brands - 329 jobs (10.0%)

3. Starbucks - 284 jobs (57.8%)

4. U.S. Air Force - 261 jobs (6.5%)

5. U.S. Army - 240 jobs (-45.9%)

Miami and Fort Lauderdale, FL

1. IBM - 257 jobs (-17.6%)


3. Kaplan - 68 jobs (30.8%)

4. Memorial Healthcare - 63 jobs (10.5%)

5. U.S. Air Force - 61 jobs (5.2%)

Minneapolis and St. Paul, MN

1. UnitedHealth Group - 294 jobs (1.0%)


3. IBM - 135 jobs (5.5%)

4. U.S. Army - 112 jobs (0.0%)5. Indian Health Service - 81 jobs (12.5%)

New York, NY

1. IBM - 838 jobs (24.0%)

2. AOL - 390 jobs (10.2%)

3. McGraw-Hill - 390 jobs (8.3%)

4. Citicorp - 309 jobs (0.3%)

5. Columbia University - 268 jobs (8.1%)

Orlando, FL

1. IBM - 197 jobs (4.8%)


3. Florida Hospital - 93 jobs (5.7%)

Philadelphia, PA

1. Bayada Nurses - 616 jobs (19.4%)

2. Devereux Foundation - 276 jobs (137.9%)

3. IBM - 134 jobs (3.1%)

4. HCR ManorCare - 130 jobs (9.2%)

5. Yum! Brands - 101 jobs (18.8%)

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Phoenix, AZ

1. Banner Health - 2,270 jobs (7.6%)

2. IBM - 199 jobs (4.7%)


4. Indian Health Service - 78 jobs (1.3%)

5. Vanguard Health Systems - 78 jobs (-7.1%)

Pittsburgh, PA

1. Carnegie Mellon University -112 jobs (-3.4%)


3. PNC Financial Services - 70 jobs (22.8%)

4. Interim Healthcare - 56 jobs (0.0%)5. HCR ManorCare - 54 jobs (12.5%)

Portland, OR

1. Providence Health and Services - 166 jobs (-0.6%)

2. Oregon Health & Science University - 165 jobs (8.6%)


Sacramento, CA

1. IBM - 206 jobs (7.3%)

2. Sutter Health - 112 jobs (-6.7%)

3. Yum! Brands - 87 jobs (-1.1%)

4. Starbucks - 73 jobs (73.8%)

5. Catholic Healthcare West - 62 jobs (-4.6%)

San Francisco, CA

1. IBM - 1,731 jobs (3.2%)

2. Cisco Systems - 316 jobs (7.8%)

3. Sutter Health - 204 jobs (-1.4%)

4. AOL - 180 jobs (7.1%)

5. eBay - 175 jobs (-7.9%)

Seattle and Tacoma, WA

1. U.S. Army - 200 jobs (0.0%)

2. Providence Health and Services - 187 jobs (2.2%)

3. Amazon.com - 163 jobs (-7.4%)

4. University of Washington - 145 jobs (8.2%)

5. MultiCare Health - 141 jobs (-5.4%)

St. Louis, MO

1. Yum! Brands - 144 jobs (-2.0%)

2. BJC Health - 78 jobs (13.0%)

3. St. Anthonys Medical Center - 72 jobs (16.1%)

4. SSM Health Care - 59 jobs (1.7%)

Tampa and St. Petersburg, FL

1. IBM - 206 jobs (9.0%)

2. IASIS Healthcare - 144 jobs (100.0%)

3. HCA - 126 jobs (1.6%)


5. University Community Hospital - 54 jobs (-10.0%)

Washington, DC

1. Verizon - 657 jobs (217.4%)

2. IBM - 393 jobs (5.1%)

3. Georgetown University - 392 jobs (5.4%)

4. U.S. Navy - 312 jobs (56.0%)

5. ManTech International - 232 jobs (22.1%)

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Note:List only includes companies with 50 or more jobs available


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About the U.S. Employment Trends Report

The U.S. Employment Trends Report is a monthly summary and analysis of employment

trends in the United States. These findings are based on monthly job seeker activity

on SimplyHired.com, which aggregates millions of listings from over 30,000 employ-

ment sites, and data obtained from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Some findings may be

projected from recent historical data. Data may not be representative of all industries,

occupations and/or metro areas. Metropolitan Areas in this report are the 50 most

populous in the U.S., as ranked by the Nielsen Companys Designated Market Area (DMA)

list. Occupation Categories are derived from the Department of Labors O*NET database.

About Simply Hired

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is the worlds largest job search engine and recruitment advertising network. The company

powers jobs on over 10,000 network partner sites, and operates global sites in 21 countries

and ten languages on six continents. Simply Hired has raised $22.3 million in funding from

venture and individual investors including Foundation Capital, IDG Ventures and News

Corporation. The company is privately held and is based in Mountain View, California.

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