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Perlmutter Associates
Recycling and Jobs in Massachusetts: A Study of Current and Future Workforce Needs
Perlmutter Associates
Recycling and Jobs in Massachusetts: A Study of Current and Future Workforce Needs
Perlmutter Associates
Recycling and Jobs in Massachusetts: A Study of Current and Future Workforce Needs
Perlmutter Associates
Recycling and Jobs in Massachusetts: A Study of Current and Future Workforce Needs
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Recycling and Jobs in Massachusetts: A Study of Current and Future Workforce Needs
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+ Government Recycling Staff
Recycling and Jobs in Massachusetts: A Study of Current and Future Workforce Needs
Percent of surveyed firms by recycling activity
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Recycling and Jobs in Massachusetts: A Study of Current and Future Workforce Needs
Recycling Services Provided by Public Employees
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Recycling and Jobs in Massachusetts: A Study of Current and Future Workforce Needs
Expected Job Growth By Sector
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Recycling and Jobs in Massachusetts: A Study of Current and Future Workforce Needs
The Recycling Industry in Massachusetts is Growing
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Recycling and Jobs in Massachusetts: A Study of Current and Future Workforce Needs
Recycling Categories Where Job Growth is Expected
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Recycling and Jobs in Massachusetts: A Study of Current and Future Workforce Needs
Fastest Growing Occupational Categories Over Next 24 Months
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Recycling and Jobs in Massachusetts: A Study of Current and Future Workforce Needs
Skill Deficiencies: Recent Entry or Mid Level Hire
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Recycling and Jobs in Massachusetts: A Study of Current and Future Workforce Needs
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Issues Most Closely Related to Difficulty Finding Qualified Workers
Recycling and Jobs in Massachusetts: A Study of Current and Future Workforce Needs
Factors that Could Drive Job Growth
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Recycling and Jobs in Massachusetts: A Study of Current and Future Workforce Needs
Factors that
Could Result
in Layoffs or Decreased
Hiring
Perlmutter Associates
Recycling and Jobs in Massachusetts: A Study of Current and Future Workforce Needs
Recycling Workers
How h
How Found Job: word of mouth, Craig’s List
Training: mostly now informal, on the job; would like more leadership training, EH&S, skills for their job
Environmental Awareness: not necessarily motivator for applying for job, but has increased their recycling awareness and behavior
Recommend Job to a Friend: Yes, but it’s hard work!
Pride in What They Do: Yes!
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Recycling and Jobs in Massachusetts: A Study of Current and Future Workforce Needs
RecommendationsRecycling Industry employer engagement with the workforce development community needs improvement— creating lasting partnerships will take time, but will pay off
The recycling industry is not clustered throughout the Commonwealth—working with these enterprises will require a regional approach
The recycling industry in Massachusetts needs an economic development strategy at least as much as a workforce strategy—the workforce development community should develop a relationship with the Massachusetts DEP and MassRecycle
Incumbent workers in the Massachusetts recycling industry want and need high quality training—including workforce readiness, supervisor and leadership education, and health and safety.
Promoting recycling jobs as “green” may not be effective as a recruitment tool in some job categories, but greater eco-awareness comes from doing recycling work
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Recycling and Jobs in Massachusetts: A Study of Current and Future Workforce Needs
Recommendations for the Recycling Community???
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Recycling and Jobs in Massachusetts: A Study of Current and Future Workforce Needs
Additional Recycling Job Resources
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More Jobs, Less Pollution: Growing the Recycling Economy in the U.S., BlueGreen Alliance http://www.bluegreenalliance.org/press_room/publications?id=0086
Putting Americans to Work, Institute of Scrap Recycling Industrieshttp://www.isri.org/iMIS15_Prod/ISRI/Home/Jobs_Industry/ISRI/Job_Industry.aspx?hkey=bc2e8f55-f751-4da1-bcc3-3ab5a86e53c5
Careers in Recycling, Bureau of Labor Statisticswww.bls.gov/green/recycling/
O*Net, The Occupational Information Networkhttp://www.onetcenter.org/overview.html
Recycling and Jobs in Massachusetts: A Study of Current and Future Workforce Needs
Amy PerlmutterPerlmutter [email protected]
Perlmutter Associates