Employment Still Strong — But it may be slowing
Employment Still Strong — But not as strong as earlier. In the past month one state dropped out of full Employment status – Ohio. Full employment as defined by Janco Associates is 4.0% or less.
There are 35 full employment states in May 2019. That is one less with Ohio’s unemployment rate going to 4.1%
In addition to this, there still are only two states with high unemployment defines as 5.5% percent or higher.
As a not of caution, there are 3 states that are edging close to the high unemployment rates. Mississipi – 5.0%, New Mexico – 5.0%, and Arizona – 4.9%
Except for the Distrist of Columbia, none of these regions have high concentrations of IT employment. As such they do not materially impact the IT job market.
Employment Still Strong — But some concerns
Hiring demand remains high for IT professionals with the United States.
Based on data gathered by Janco Associates, hiring demand for IT Middle Management and IT Staff positions remain high. In addition demand for contractors an consultants is high as well.
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