Sponsorship Information - Workforce Alliance

Sponsorship Information

SPONSORSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE for WORKFORCE SUMMIT 2010

The leading businesses, employers, educators, and government agencies of Palm Beach County were in attendance at the three previous Workforce Summits. You can get your unique message to this important and influential group through a co-sponsorship of the next event with Workforce Alliance, a 501(c)(3) organization.

For sponsorship information, please contact your Workforce Alliance Business Services Representative, or the Workforce Alliance Public Affairs Office, (561) 340-1060, ext. 2360.

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Latest Unemployment Data for PB County

The unemployment rate in Palm Beach County in Sept. 2009 was 11.7 percent, up 4.1 percentage points from the Sept. 2008 rate of 7.6 percent. The County’s unemployment rate was 0.5 percentage points higher than the state’s rate of 11.2 percent in Sept., and 2.2 percentage points higher than the USA rate of 9.5 percent, not seasonally adjusted.

Out of a labor force of 626,400 in Palm Beach County, 73,415 were unemployed.

Industries that had job growth during the past twelve months included education and health services (up 1.4 %), government (up 0.9 %), and other personal services (up 0.4 %).

Greatest job losses during the past year were in: construction (down 18.2 %); manufacturing (down 9.4 %); leisure and hospitality (down 6.8 %); and retail trade (down 6.7 %).

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