Document Type
Report
Abstract
In the first year of the study, a methodology was developed to identify target industries with the best possibility for employing emerging and evolving occupations. Using existing labor market information and industry payroll titles, a list of candidate occupations was created. The second year of the study, whose findings are presented in this report, focused on validating the candidate list with industry experts and collecting descriptive variables for the resulting list of emerging and evolving occupations. This is not offered as an exhaustive list of emerging and evolving occupations in the state. The focus of the study had to be reduced to meet allotted time and financial constraints. Therefore, stakeholders should not take the occupations listed here as the only ones that are evolving and emerging in today's workplace. Forty-seven titles are presented in this report as occupations with emerging or evolving skills, duties, and/or tasks. These occupations are grouped into six industry-related clusters: (1) information technology; (2) electronics manufacturing; (3) services; (4) telecommunications; (5) transportation; and, (6) sanitation and environmental services. These six clusters and their related occupations are presented in the table on the following page. Descriptive information about industrial clusters and individual occupations follow in the text.
Publication Date
4-1-1998
Language
English
License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
Recommended Citation
Texas State Occupational Information Coordinating Committee, "Emerging and evolving occupations in Texas : a descriptive analysis of forty-seven occupations" (1998). Documents from the State of Texas. 90.
https://mavmatrix.uta.edu/utalibraries_digitalprojects_stateoftexas/90
Comments
Austin, Tex. : Veterans' Land Board, 1990