EMPLOYMENT         CHANGE       ANNUAL AVERAGE OPENINGS
 SOC                                                     --------------    ------------    -----------------------
 CODE         OCCUPATION                                 2008      2018    LEVEL     %     TOTAL  GROWTH  REPLACEMENT
-------  --------------------------------------          ----      ----    -----   ----    -----  ------  -----------

00-0000      Total, All Occupations                 4,563,000 4,820,640  257,640    5.6  135,894  32,192  103,702

       Master's Degree                                 56,200    64,730    8,530   15.2    2,048     853    1,195
                                                                                                        
15-2031  Operations Research Analysts                   2,210     2,550      340   15.2       98      34       64
15-2041  Statisticians                                  1,100     1,180       80    7.6       40       8       32
15-2099  Mathematical Science Occupations, AO             320       330       10    3.2       10       1        9
19-1041  Epidemiologists                                  170       190       20   14.1        5       2        3
19-2041  Environment Scientst/Specialst, Inc Hlth       1,560     1,760      200   12.6       65      20       45
19-2042  Geoscientists: Ex Hydrologist/Geographers        310       350       40   12.4       13       4        9
19-2043  Hydrologists                                     100       110       10    8.9        4       1        3
19-3011  Economists                                       150       160       10    2.0        4       0        4
19-3039  Psychologists, All Other                         450       520       70   15.7       20       7       13
19-3041  Sociologists                                     290       340       50   17.6       11       5        6
19-3051  Urban and Regional Planners                      950     1,040       90    8.9       27       9       18
19-3093  Historians                                        50        50        0    0.0        3       0        3
19-3099  Social Scientists & Related Workers, AO          500       600      100   22.0       36      11       25
21-1012  Educational, Voc, & School Counselors          5,700     6,230      530    9.2      168      53      115
21-1013  Marriage and Family Therapists                   270       300       30    9.9        9       3        6
21-1014  Mental Health Counselors                       2,190     2,630      440   19.8       88      44       44
21-1015  Rehabilitation Counselors                      1,540     1,720      180   12.2       50      19       31
21-1019  Counselors, All Other                            670       750       80   12.3       22       8       14
21-1023  Mental Health/Substance Abuse Social Wrkr      5,580     6,340      760   13.5      215      75      140
21-2011  Clergy                                         4,910     5,460      550   11.4      153      56       97
25-4011  Archivists                                       140       140        0    2.9        4       0        4
25-4012  Curators                                         300       340       40   14.8       13       4        9
25-4021  Librarians                                     4,650     4,760      110    2.5      134      12      122
25-9031  Instructional Coordinators                     4,680     5,360      680   14.6      172      69      103
29-1071  Physician Assistants                           3,060     3,960      900   29.2      145      89       56
29-1122  Occupational Therapists                        4,290     5,290    1,000   23.3      178     100       78
29-1123  Physical Therapists                            6,980     8,850    1,870   26.7      270     186       84
29-1127  Speech-Language Pathologists                   3,050     3,380      330   10.7       89      33       56

AREA COMPOSITION: All Counties located within Michigan.

NOTES:

• Employment totals may not add up due to rounding, confidentiality or suppression.
• Occupations with less than forty workers were suppressed and omitted from the table but are still represented in the totals and sub-totals.
• Percent change is based on unrounded numbers.
• SOC codes refer to the Standard Occupational Classification system used by the Occupational Employment Statistics program.
• Occupational Education/Training based on Bureau of Labor Statisitics (BLS) classification and methodology.
• Replacement openings reflect permanent separations (such as death, retirement, disability, other), but do not reflect total job turnover.
• p - Protected Data.
• M/P - Metal and Plastic.
• AO - All Other.