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FY 2025 Q2
October 1, 2024— Decem ber 31, 2024

Wickenburg, AZ
Labor

Market
Information

Maricopa County
Human Services Department
Workforce Development Division

MAR|COPA
COUNTY

HUMAN SERVICES

Our Team

Donn Bunch
Workforce Development Coordinator — Wickenburg
Donna.Bunch@maricopa.gov
928-668-0540

Christopher Sternisha
Business Service Representative

Christopher.Sternisha@Maricopa.gov
602-372-4200

Andrea Merchant
Business Service Representative

andrea.merchant@maricopa.gov
602-372-9737

Tara Thain
Rapid Response Program Coordinator
Tara. Thain@maricopa.gov
602-670-6942

Tina Luke
Program Manager

Tina.Luke@maricopa.gov
602-372-9738

Equal Opportunity Employer/Program. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities. ARIZONA@WORK
Maricopa County products and services are made available through federal funding provided by the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA)
serving employers by aiding job seekers, adults, dislocated workers, and youth. WIOA establishes a priority requirement for the use of funds for Adult
individualized career and training services. Under WIOA, priority is given to public assistance recipients (TANF, SNAP, SSI), low-income individuals, or
individuals who are basic skills deficient for Adult individualized career and training services. Veterans and eligible spouses in these groups receive
top priority. The Title | Adult, Dislocated Worker, and Youth programs are 100% funded by the Department of Labor in the amount of $12,525,210.

Industry Spotlight Report
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Industry Snapshot

Describes a region's mix of industries based on a four-quarter average of the most recent data. Also included is the
historical change in employment and projected change in employment based on a time-period specified by the
user.

Current

Metrics are calculated based on a 1-year moving average from the most recent quarter for which data is available.

RTI (Job Postings)

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names of employers, certification requirements, skill requirements, job titles, education level requirements,
education programs, and/or job types. Online ads are retrieved from a variety of sites, including job boards, job
aggregators, and individual companies. The RTI data set is updated daily. All job ads counts in RTI are
deduplicated, also known as counts of "unique" ads; that is, before being brought into the RTI data set, all ads are
compared against each other and duplicates are removed.

Job ads represent hiring activity fairly well -- check out this blog to read more about how ads compare to hiring. We
recommend using this tool in your analysis of short-term and long-term market trends, business retention,
workforce training, program creation, and more!

Clusters

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geographic concentrations of interrelated industries or occupations within a region. Industry clusters may form
and grow based on supply chain relationships, locations (proximity to natural resources, distribution channels),
technology, trained labor, and education systems. This tendency for clusters to form around these relationships is
often referred to as "agglomeration." Occupation clusters may form and grow based on required skills and training
and education requirements.

Occupation Gaps

The gap is more fully described as the "Potential Occupation Gap." Many variables go into this analysis, but at its
core itis based on a forecast comparing occupation demand growth to the local population growth and the
projected educational attainment of those residents. When an area, for example, has an occupation expected to
grow quickly but the educational requirement for the occupation does not match well with the educational
attainment of its residents, there is a high potential for an occupation shortfall in the region. Alternatively, stow-
growing or contracting occupations often represent potential supply surpluses.

Technical Notes

The potential supply shortfall is an underlying force that the market needs to resolve one way or another, such as
by employers recruiting from further distances for these occupations, wages going up to attract more candidates,
and/or increased demand and wages enticing more local residents to get training for these occupations. While this
an important analysis for determining local occupation needs, the occupation gap should be considered along
with other regional data including growth and separation forecasts, unemployment rates, wage trends, and award
and skill gap analyses.

Industry Spotlight

Total - All Industries

Wickenburg, AZ

FY2025 Q2
October 15, 2024 — December 31°t, 2024

Spotlight Summary

Total - All Industries
Wickenburg, AZ — 2025Q2

EMPLOYMENT

3,117

Regional employment / 166,407,769 in the nation

3.2%/\ 100.0%

Avg Ann % Change Last 10 | % of Total Employment /
Years / +1.2% in the U.S. 100.0% in the US.
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Healthcare Practitioners and Technical'ood Preparation and Serving Related

12.9% | 10.5%

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8.5%

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Avg Ann % Change in Employment, Last 10 Years

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Health Care and Social Assistance

Retail Trade

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WAGES

$71,718

Avg Wages per Worker / $73,145 in the nation

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Industry Snapshot

EMPLOYMENT

2-Digit Industry
Health Care and Social Assistance
Retail Trade
Accommodation and Food Services
Educational Services
Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation
Manufacturing
Other Services (except Public Administration)
Construction
Wholesale Trade

Administrative and Support and Waste
Management and Remediation Services

Remaining Component Industries

Total - All Industries

2024

Empl
1,119
394
391
161
157
142
126
124

94
75

335

3,117

WAGES

Avg Ann
Wages

$68,540
$49,099
$32,140
$57,795
$58,404
$97,498
$48,816
$79,525
$106,204

$55,841

$91,299

$71,718

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1.4%
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1.1%

1.4%

Staffing Pattern

Healthcare Practitioners and Technical:ood Preparation and Serving Related

12.9% 10.5% °50.0%

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10.9% 8.5'
Avg Ann Annual

6-digit Occupation Empl Wages Demand
Registered Nurses 129 $98,000 9
Psychiatric Technicians 97 $45,000 1
Fast Food and Counter Workers 87 $34,900 23
Personal Care Aides 85 $35,900 15
Cashiers 83 $34,500 16
Substance Abuse, Behavioral Disorder, and Mental
Health Counselors 80 S65;700 °
General and Operations Managers 7 $123,900 8
Retail Salespersons 71 $39,000 1
Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners 60 $38,000 9
Waiters and Waitresses 55 $53,500 13
Remaining Component Occupations 2,227 $72,300 283

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Employment Distribution by Type

The table below shows the employment mix by ownership type for Total - All Industries for the Wickenburg town, AZ.
Four of these ownership types — federal, state, and local government and the private sector — together constitute
“Covered Employment” (employment covered by the Unemployment Insurance programs of the United States and
reported via the Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages).

“Self-Employment” refers to unincorporated self-employment and represents workers whose primary job is self-
employment (that is, these data do not include workers whose primary job is a wage-and-salary position that is
supplemented with self-employment).

Empl %
OD Private 2,705 86.8%
1 Self-Employment 123 4.0%
1) Local Government 215 6.9%
[BB State Government 37 1.2%
fl Federal Government 14 0.5%
1) Other Non-Covered 21 0.7%

Source: JobsEQ*

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Data Notes

Industry employment and wages (including total regional employment and wages) are as of 2024Q4 and are
based upon BLS QCEW data, imputed by Chmura where necessary, and supplemented by additional sources
including Census ZBP data. Employment forecasts are modeled by Chmura and are consistent with BLS
national-level 10-year forecasts.

Occupation employment is as of 2024Q4 and is based on industry employment and local staffing patterns
calculated by Chmura and utilizing BLS OEWS data. Wages by occupation are as of 2024, utilizing BLS OEWS.
data and imputed by Chmura.

GDP is derived from BEA data and imputations by Chmura. Productivity (output per worker) is calculated by
Chmura using industry employment and wages as well as GDP and BLS output data. Supply chain modeling
including purchases by industry are developed by Chmura.

Postsecondary awards are per the NCES and are for the 2022-2023 academic year.

Establishment counts are per the BLS QCEW data.

Figures may not sum due to rounding.

Industry Snapshot

Wickenburg, AZ
2025Q2 — Oct. 1* 2024 to December 31* 2024

Current 5-Year History 5-Year Forecast
Ave Ann
Industry Wages Empl Change = Ann% —Total Demand Ann % Growth
Health Care and Social
Assistance
Retail Trade $49,099 -18 0.9% 288 0.7%

$68,540 174 3.4% 674 1.8%

Accommodation and Food

$32,140 88 5.2% 386 1.4%
Services
Educational Services $57,795 4 -0.5% 80 0.5%

Arts, Entertainment, and

$58,404 62 10.6% 132 1.6%
Recreation
Manufacturing $97,498 22 3.3% 79

Other Services (except Public
Administration)

Construction $79,525 63
Wholesale Trade $106,204 54

$48,816 6.5% 83

Administrative and Support and

Waste Management and $55,841
Remediation Services
Professional, Scientific, and
Technical Services

Public Administration $85,509 2.2%

$99,357

Transportation and «.
Warehousing $64,438 24.8%
Real Estate and Rental and

Leasing

Finance and Insurance $103,907 4.8%

$77,805 -0.5%

Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and
Hunting

Information $104,441 5.8%

$63,447 0.4%

Management of Companies and
Enterprises

Utilities $118,406 5.2%

$109,049 22.4%

Mining, Quarrying, and Oil and

92,216 n
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Unclassified $85,718
Total - All Industries $71,718

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Real-Time Intelligence Report
FY2025Q2

October 15 2024 — December 31°t 2024

Query Definition

Online job postings that were active from 10/01/2024 to 12/31/2024, meeting all of the following criteria:

* This region: Maricopa County, Arizona

* This location string: "Wickenburg, Arizona"

Openings by Occupations

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29-2034.00

37-2011.00

27-1026.00
41-1011.00

11-9111.00

13-1023.00

21-1093.00
29-1141.00
13-1199.00
25-2059.00
29-2031.00
29-2061.00
35-2021.00
41-2031.00

43-4171.00

43-6014.00

51-8031.00

53-3033.00
11-1021.00
11-2022.00
11-3071.04
11-9041.00
17-3013.00
19-5011.00

21-1013.00

Occupation
Radiologic Technologists and Technicians

Janitors and Cleaners, Except Maids and Housekeeping
Cleaners

Merchandise Displayers and Window Trimmers
First-Line Supervisors of Retail Sales Workers
Medical and Health Services Managers

Purchasing Agents, Except Wholesale, Retail, and Farm
Products

Social and Human Service Assistants
Registered Nurses

Business Operations Specialists, All Other

Special Education Teachers, All Other
Cardiovascular Technologists and Technicians
Licensed Practical and Licensed Vocational Nurses
Food Preparation Workers

Retail Salespersons

Receptionists and Information Clerks

Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, Except Legal,
Medical, and Executive

Water and Wastewater Treatment Plant and System
Operators

Light Truck Drivers
General and Operations Managers

Sales Managers

Supply Chain Managers

Architectural and Engineering Managers
Mechanical Drafters

Occupational Health and Safety Specialists

Marriage and Family Therapists

Median Ads
Duration Closed
12 6
67 4
37 2
172 z=
216 1
18 3
88 1
15 2
112 1
124 2
5 2
92 1
48 1
15 1
88 oO
22 1
16 1
13 1
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62 1
80 a:
68 1
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Median
Wage

n/a
$33,300

$31,900
$37,400
$90,100
n/a
n/a
n/a
$84,500
$41,500
nla
n/a
$31,500
$31,900

$39,900

n/a

n/a
$47,600
$67,600

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Openings by Employers

Employer Name
Monte Nido

ABM

Etnyre International, Ltd.

Cynet Health

Driveline

Hassayampa Veterinary Services
Soliant Health

cvs

Del E Webb Center for the Performing Arts
Equity LifeStyle Properties

Livingston Hearing Aid Center, Inc.
Monte Nido Rosewood

O'Reilly Auto Parts

RetailData LLC

Town of Wickenburg

Trilogy

Troon

Wickenburg Community Hospital
ACO-US

Al-Strategies

APN Staffing & Employment Solutions
Alarys Home Care

Ambe Healthcare Staffing

Associated Asset Management (AAM)

Atulo Health

Median Ads Median
Duration Closed Wage
90 3 nfa
43 4 $35,300
70 3 nla
12 3 nla
27 2 $31,900
100 0 $41,500
2 1 nfa
64 2 nla
216 0 $67,600
22 1 ofa
192 0 $37,900
n/a to) n/a
200 1 nfa
n/a to) n/a
29 0 nla
176 1 $48,100
136 0 n/a
336 0 n/a
168 0 $37,400
88 0 n/a
152 0 $39,400
232 0 $32,300
176 0 n/a
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15 1 nfa

Active
Job
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Openings by Job Titles

Job Title

Flex Merchandiser

Part Time Hospital Cleaner
Assistant Buyer

Group Facilitator

Radiology/CT Tech

Registered Nurse / LPN - Full time or Part time
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Buyer

CT Tech

CT Technologist

CT Technologist - Radiology
CT/X-Ray Technologist
Caregiver/Home Health Aide
Class A Truck Driver | Long Haul
Class B Fabricator

Clinical Supervisor

Community Representative (New Home Sales)
Crew Member

Data Survey Associate

Delivery Specialist

Dietary Cook

Director of Engineering
Director of Operations
Driver-Portable Toilets

EMT

Median Ads
Duration Closed
27 2
43 3
8 2
88 1
10 2
92 1
22 1
104 x
52 0)
4 1
112 1
116 0)
232 0)
88 0)
56 1
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192 0)
n/a to)
n/a to)
336 0)
68 a
216 0)
136 0)
240 0)

Median
Wage

$31,900
$35,300
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
$32,300
n/a
n/a
n/a
$84,500
$39,400
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
$90,100
$39,200

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Openings by Hard Skills

‘Skill Name

Microsoft Office

Ability to Lift 41-50 Ibs.
Ability to Lift 51-100 Ibs.
Microsoft Excel

Ability to Lift 31-40 Ibs.
Medication Administration
Purchasing

Sales

Mathematics
Merchandising
Teaching/Training, Job
Teaching/Training, School
Working With Children
Cash Handling (Cashier)
Circuits

Dassault Systemes SolidWorks Software
Inventory Control
Manufacturing

Microsoft Outlook
Performance Management
Personal Computers (PC)
Plumbing

Presentation

Spanish

Ability to Lift 11-20 Ibs.

Median Median
Duration Closed Wage
83 6 $37,900
199 1 $39,600
115 3 $67,800
183 1 $84,500
84 0 $37,400
15 2 nla
18 4 nla
207 2 $99,800
38 0 $52,000
62 1 $37,400
160 0 n/a
124 2 $41,500
184 1 $41,600
50 0 n/a
216 0 $67,600
68 1 nfa
136 0 n/a
68 1 nfa
176 0 $84,500
68 2 nla
38 1 ofa
n/a 0 $29,400
168 0 $37,400
192 1 $37,900
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Openings by Soft Skills

‘Skill Name

Communication (Verbal and written skills)
Cooperative/Team Player

Customer Service

Self-Motivated/Ability to Work Independently/Self Leadership
Detail Oriented/Meticulous

Organization

Adaptability/Flexibility/Tolerance of Change and Uncertainty
Interpersonal Relationships/Maintain Relationships
Negotiation

Problem Solving

Time Management/Time Utilization

Ability to Work in a Fast Paced Environment
Optimism/Positive Attitude

Punctual

Supervision/Management

Multi-Task

Prioritize

Work Ethic/Hard Working
Confidentiality/Information Sensitivity

Good Judgment

Manual Dexterity

Quick Learner

Analytical

Creativity

Decision Making/Decisiveness

Median Median
Duration Closed Wage
87 21 $41,500
83 12 $39,600
67 10 $39,600
27 7 $41,600
103 7 $38,000
51 7 $37,900
115 4 $67,800
115 4 $41,500
11 4 $84,500
84 3 $39,400
167 1 $39,400
192 0 $37,900
27 2 $33,400
83 2 $33,300
70 3 nla
41 3 $99,800
82 4 $84,500
135 1 $43,000
88 2 $33,300
223 0 $67,600
167 1 $67,800
27 2 $31,900
88 2 $99,800
216 0 $67,600
29 1 $41,500

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Openings by Programs

Program Name
Clinical Counseling

Business Administration
Business

Speech-Language Pathology
Supply Chain Management
Counseling

Healthcare

Hospitality Management
Information Technology
Mechanical Engineering
Occupational Therapy
Pharmacy

Psychology

Social Work

Supply Chain

Therapy

Median Ads
Duration Closed
88 1
70 a
80 z
2 1
40 2
n/a 1
72 1
136 oO
29 oO
68 1
n/a to)
64 1
n/a ai
n/a t
80 iS
25 1

Median
Wage

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Openings by Certifications

Certificate Name

Driver's License

Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW)

Registered Nurse (RN)

Basic Life Support (BLS)

Advanced Cardiac Life Support Certification (ACLS)
Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)

Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)
Certification in Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
Class B Commercial Driver's License (CDL-B)
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM)

General Surgery Certification

Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC)

Medical Assistant Certification (MA)

Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP)

The American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT)
Certification

Vascular Surgery

Median Ads

Duration Closed
38 1

88 1

92 2

72 2

72 1

92 1

72 ee

240 oO

29 oO

56 1

n/a to)

176 oO

n/a to)

72 1

116 oO

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Median
Wage

$39,200
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n/a
n/a
n/a
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Openings by Job Types

Type

Full-Time

Part-Time

Temporary (unspecified)
Temporary (short-term)
Remote

Remote Not Indicated

Median
Duration

91
43
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35
13
67

Openings by Education Levels

Minimum Education Level

High school diploma or equivalent
Bachelor's degree

Master's degree

Associate's degree

Unspecified/other

Median
Duration Closed Wage Ads

Ads

Active
Ads Median Job
Closed Wage Ads
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51 11 $37,500

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