Human Resources & Workforce Development Job Market Trends

Benefits Advisor

100-200
Employers
+112%
Growth

Advises employees on their benefits options, helping them understand and maximize their compensation packages, including health, retirement, and wellness programs.

Employment Specialist

400-800
Employers
+47%
Growth

Assists individuals in finding and securing employment, often providing career counseling and job placement services.

Workforce Development Coordinator

30-60
Employers
+27%
Growth

Coordinates workforce development programs, managing training initiatives and partnerships to enhance workforce skills and employment opportunities.

Employee Relations Specialist

200-400
Employers
+22%
Growth

Focuses on improving employee relations, handling grievances, mediating disputes, and ensuring compliance with labor laws and policies.

Labor Relations Specialist

50-100
Employers
+21%
Growth

Focuses on improving labor relations, handling grievances, mediating disputes, and ensuring compliance with labor laws and policies.

Workforce Development

200-400
Employers
+19%
Growth

Focuses on improving the skills and employability of the workforce through training, education, and career development programs.

Human Resources Specialist

1.75K-3.5K
Employers
+18%
Growth

Focuses on specific areas of HR, such as recruitment, training, or employee relations, providing expertise and support in those areas.

Leadership Development Program

175-350
Employers
+18%
Growth

A structured program designed to develop leadership skills and prepare individuals for leadership roles within an organization.

Talent Acquisition Consultant

120-240
Employers
+16%
Growth

Supports the recruitment process by identifying and hiring top talent, often providing expertise in sourcing, interviewing, and onboarding.