Jobs Gone You Will Receive

JobsGonetoChina.com

What Job Does A U.S. Worker Train for Now?

"On average, union members at GM and Delphi cost the equivalent of $67 an hour, including pensions and health-care expenses" Newswires, March 23, 2006

Average Hourly Labor Rate in China, less cost of benefits: $.50 cents.¹Source: Confidential

What Will You Do With:

The Top 50 Fastest Growing Jobs in Your Region² defined by growth in the real number of jobs for the next 5-8 years.

The annual percent change of your Top 50 Fastest Growing jobs

The annual openings of your Top 50 Fastest Growing jobs due to job creation

The annual openings of your Top 50 Fastest Growing jobs due to people departing from positions

The total annual average openings for your Top 50 Fastest Growing jobs

And

The average hourly wage of your Top 50 Fastest Growing jobs!

And, the typical education you will need to qualify for your Top 50 Fastest Growing jobs.

Is that all?

No!...there is more!

What Will You Do With:

The Top 50 Highest Paying Jobs in Your Region* for the next 5-8 years.

The annual percent change of your Top 50 Highest Paying jobs

The annual openings of your Top 50 Highest Paying jobs due to job creation

The annual openings of your Top 50 Highest Paying jobs due to people departing from positions

The total annual average openings for your Top 50 Highest Paying jobs

The average hourly wage of your Top 50 Highest Paying jobs!

And, the typical education you will need to qualify for your Top 50 Highest Paying jobs.

That’s hundreds of the most important statistics you need for your career planning.

DISCLAIMER: JOBSGONETOCHINA.COM makes every effort to provide all of the data discribed above for your future, however due to circumstances beyond our control such data is not standarized from state to state and may not be fully available, or the data may exceed the description. We provide the best available.

"Figure out if your job can be digitized. if it can, it's only a matter of time before it becomes geographically moveable." Jessie Paul, CMO

1. As least in the U.S. the rule of thumb is that total employee costs are three times their wages. Consequently, for the sake of a moot argument one would estimate that total employee costs in China would be in the range of $1.50. Feel better?

2. DISCLAIMER: JOBSGONETOCHINA.COM makes every effort to provide all of the data discribed above for your future, however due to circumstances beyond our control such data is not standarized from state to state and may not be fully available, or the data may exceed the description. We provide the best available.

Check Out Now!