WORKFORCE SOLUTIONS FOR SOUTH TEXAS
PLAN MODIFICATION FOR THE PERIOD OF
OCTOBER 1, 2009 TO SEPTEMBER 30, 2010
FISCAL 2010
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Appendix 2.
Target Industries, Sectors, and Occupations
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Step 1: Identify the Board’s high-growth, high-demand industries, by North American Industry Classification
System (NAICS) code, using analysis of industry sectors, clusters, and industries.
The Board identified high-growth, high-demand industries by conducting a series of analysis utilizing
SOCRATES and conducting a Shift-Share Analysis and Industry Evaluation Analysis. The Board also utilized
the LMCI Tracer (The Future) tool to analyze the fastest growing industries and industries adding the most
jobs. The Board selected industries with a growth rate of 20 percent or higher.
South Texas High-growth, High-Demand Industries
Table 1.
62 Health Care and Social Assistance
NAICS
6216
6211
6241
6244
Industry
Home Health Care Services
Office of Physicians
Individual and Family Service
Child Day Care Services
56 Administrative and Support Services
NAICS
5613
Industry
Employment Services
44, 45 Retail Trade
NAICS
4521
4529
Industry
Department Stores
General Merchandise Stores
72 Accommodation and Food Services
NAICS
7222
7221
Industry
Limited-Service Eating Places
Full-Service Restaurants
54 Professional and Technical Services
NAICS
5416
5412
5413
Industry
Management and Technical Consulting Services
Accounting and Bookkeeping Services
Architectural and Engineering Services
61 Educational Services
NAICS
6111
6113
Industry
Elementary and Secondary Schools
Colleges and Universities
93 Government
NAICS
9199
9399
Industry
Federal Government
Local Government
48 Transportation
NAICS
4841
4885
Industry
General Freight Trucking
Freight Transportation Arrangement
Modifications- Finance and Insurance, Warehousing, Construction, Mining-Utilities (Previously included)
New Industries- Administrative and Support Services, Professional and Technical Services
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The Board performed a TWC SOCRATES Shift-Share analysis between the 1st quarter of 2005 and 1st
quarter of 2008 to identify industries with recent high employment growth, comparative advantage, and
strong projection rates. Ambulatory Health Care Services (NAICS 621) showed the greatest likelihood for
potential job opportunities. It displayed the largest change in absolute employment amongst industries in the
last three years with an increase in jobs of 1,228. Administrative and Supportive Services (561) showed an
increase of 1069 jobs. General Merchandise Stores (452) gained 655 jobs and Food Services and Drinking
Places increased jobs by 583.
Table 2.
SIC
Code
NAICS Title
621
Ambulatory Health Care Services
SOUTH TEXAS (21)
Employment
2006-2016 Projections
1st Quarter
% of 3
% Chg Base Proj
Percent
Change
digit NAICS 2006 2007 2008 2006-2008 Year Year
Change
99
7331 7605 8108
10.6
7500 1090 3400 45.33
561 Administrative and Support Services
100
2823 3438 3139
11.19
3100 4150 1050 33.87
452
100
2908 3315 3333
14.61
3100 3950
722 Food Services and Drinking Places
99
6860 7052 7203
5
521 Professional and Technical Services
99
1680 1840 1946
15.83
1700 2250
611
Educational Services
99
13899 14796 14680
5.62
14400 18400 4000 27.78
919
Federal Government
100
2203 2290 2744
24.56
2200 2700
939
Local Government
100
4062 4022 4182
2.95
4700 6150 1450 30.85
484
Truck Transportation
100
4392 4437 4508
2.64
4450 5800 1350 30.34
624
Social Assistance
100
2156 2123 2410
11.78
1850 2550
General Merchandise Stores
850
27.42
7000 8950 1950 27.86
550
500
700
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32.35
22.73
37.84
Step 2: Identify the Board’s target industries and related TWC/LMCI industry sectors and Governor’s industry
clusters. The Board’s target industries must include, but need not be limited to, industries related to the
Governor’s industry clusters.
South Texas Target Industries
Table 3.
South Texas
Targeted
Industries
(NACIS)
6216
Industry
TWC/LMCI Industry Sectors
Home Health Care
Services
Employment Services
Personal and Residential Services
General Merchandise
Stores
Full-Service Restaurants
General Line Store Retailers
5416
Management and
Technical Consulting
Services
Business and Financial Services
5412
Accounting and
Bookkeeping Services
Architectural and
Engineering Services
Business and Financial Services
6113
Elementary and
Secondary Schools
Colleges and Universities
9199
Federal Government
9399
Local Government
4841
General Freight Trucking
Education, Training and Personal
Development
Education, Training and Personal
Development
Corporate HQ, Administrative and
Government
Corporate HQ, Administrative and
Government
Distribution, Transportation, Logistics
4885
Freight Transportation
Arrangement
Manufacturing
Oil and Gas
5613
4529
7221
5413
6111
Governor’s Industry Clusters
Business and Financial Services
Tourism, Hospitality and Leisure
Energy, Biotechnology and Life
Sciences
Business and Financial Services
Advanced Technologies and
Manufacturing, Biotechnology
and Life Sciences
Information and Computer
Technology
Distribution, Transportation, Logistics
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Step 3: Identify the Board’s demand occupations by Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) code, using
analysis of occupational employment indicators.
South Texas Demand Occupations
SOC Codes
Occupations
1
2
3
SOC 39-9021
SOC 53-3032
SOC 25-2021
4
SOC 35-3021
5
SOC 29-1111
Personal and Home Care Aides
Truck Drivers, Heavy and Tractor-Trailer
Elementary School Teachers, Except Special
Education
Combined Food Preparation and Serving
Workers, Including Fast Food
Registered Nurses
6
SOC 25-9041
Teacher Assistants
7
SOC 31-1011
Home Health Aides
8
9
SOC 41-2031
SOC 25-2031
10
SOC 43-4051
Retail Salespersons
Secondary School Teachers, Except Special
and Vocational Education
Customer Service Representatives
11
12
SOC 11-1021
SOC 39-9011
General and Operations Managers
Child Care Workers
13
SOC 25-2022
14
SOC 33-3021
Middle School Teachers, Except Special and
Vocational Education
Detectives and Criminal Investigators
15
SOC 41-2011
Cashiers
16
17
SOC 43-3071
SOC 35-3031
Tellers
Waiters and Waitresses
18
SOC 53-7062
Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material
Movers, Hand l
19
SOC 43-9061
Office Clerks, General
20
SOC 43-5011
Cargo and Freight Agents
SOC 43-3031
Bookkeeping, Accounting, & Auditing Clerks
21
Connections To The High-Growth,
High-Demand Industries
NAICS 6216 Home Health Care Services
NAICS 4841General Freight Trucking
NAICS 6111 Elementary and Secondary
Schools
NAICS 7221 Full-Service Restaurants
NAICS 6221 General Medical and Surgical
Hospitals
NAICS 6111Elementary and Secondary Schools
NAICS 6231 Nursing Care Facilities
NAICS 9190 Federal Government, Except
Education
NAICS 6111 Elementary and Secondary
Schools
NAICS 6244 Child Day Care Services
NAICS 6216 Home Health Care Services
NAICS 9390 Local Government, Except
Education
NAICS 4521 Department Stores
NAICS 6111 Elementary and Secondary
Schools
NAICS 4529 Other General Merchandise Stores
NAICS 9390 Local Government, Except
Education
NAICS 5221 Depository Credit Intermediation
NAICS 7221 Full-Service Restaurants
NAICS 6244 Child Day Care Services
NAICS 6111 Elementary and Secondary
Schools
NAICS 6111 Elementary and Secondary
Schools
NAICS 9390 Local Government, Except
Education
NAICS 9190 Federal Government, Except
Education
NAICS 5221 Depository Credit Intermediation
NAICS 5221 Depository Credit Intermediation
NAICS 9390 Local Government, Except
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Occupations
SOC Codes
Connections To The High-Growth,
High-Demand Industries
Education
NAICS 6111 Elementary and Secondary
Schools
22
SOC 41-1011
First-Line Supervisors/Mangers of Retail Sales
Workers
SOC 43-1011
First-Line Supervisors/Managers of Office and
Administrative Support Workers
SOC 43-6014
Secretaries, Except Legal, Medical and
Executive
23
24
Note: Job opening of 30 or more per year
Modifications- Nursing Aides, Police/Sheriff Officers, Maintenance/Repair Workers, Accountants/Auditors, Other
Maintenance/Repair, Construction Trade Workers, Computer Specialists, Licensed Practical & Licensed Vocational
Nurse, Construction Laborers, Bus Drivers, Medical Assistants, Fire Fighters, Pre-school Teachers, Automotive
Service Technicians & Mechanics, Carpenters and Electricians (Previously Included).
Modifications-Highlighted are new.
A short summary describing which specific analyses—including TWC/LMCI labor market analysis and any
other analyses conducted by the Board—were completed and viewed as influential in its evaluation and
targeting of occupations. The Board must ensure that, where feasible, copies of all referenced sources are
included as attachments or Internet links. If a key source cannot be attached or linked, the Board must ensure
that it can be provided upon request.
The Board utilized SOCRATES, Texas Industry Profiles and LMCI Tracer to analysis demand occupations for the
Region. Utilizing SOCRATES, the Board conducted Occupational Evaluation and Occupational Wages and Projections
Analysis. The Texas Industry Profiles tool was used to identify Occupational Clusters and Workforce Supply Analysis.
The Board also identified occupational demands by conducting The Future module on LMCI Tracer.
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Step 4: Identify the Board’s target occupations critical to the Board’s target industries, for which the Board will
dedicate WIA training resources. The Target Occupations List must include, but need not be limited to,
occupations related to the Governor’s industry clusters.
WIA Target Occupations
SOC Codes
Occupations
1
2
3
SOC 39-9021
SOC 53-3032
SOC 25-2021
4
SOC 35-3021
5
6
7
8
9
SOC 29-1111
SOC 25-9041
SOC 31-1011
SOC 41-2031
SOC 25-2031
10
11
12
13
SOC 43-4051
SOC 11-1021
SOC 39-9011
SOC 25-2022
14
15
16
17
18
SOC 33-3021
SOC 41-2011
SOC 43-3071
SOC 35-3031
SOC 53-7062
19
20
21
22
SOC 43-9061
SOC 43-5011
SOC 43-3031
Personal and Home Care Aides
Truck Drivers, Heavy and Tractor-Trailer
Elementary School Teachers, Except Special
Education
Combined Food Preparation and Serving
Workers, Including Fast Food
Registered Nurses
Teacher Assistants
Home Health Aides
Retail Salespersons
Secondary School Teachers, Except Special
and Vocational Education
Customer Service Representatives
General and Operations Managers
Child Care Workers
Middle School Teachers, Except Special and
Vocational Education
Detectives and Criminal Investigators
Cashiers
Tellers
Waiters and Waitresses
Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material
Movers, Hand l
Office Clerks, General
Cargo and Freight Agents
Bookkeeping, Accounting, & Auditing Clerks
First-Line Supervisors/Mangers of Retail Sales
Workers
First-Line Supervisors/Managers of Office and
Administrative Support Workers
Secretaries, Except Legal, Medical and
Executive
23
24
SOC 41-1011
SOC 43-1011
SOC 43-6014
Connections To The Governor’s Industry
Clusters
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
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