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DEW and SC Works offices will be closed Thursday, November 28 and Friday, November 29 in observance of Thanksgiving. All offices will reopen on Monday, December 2, and we will be happy to serve you then. Please note that unemployment payments may be delayed depending on your financial institution's holiday schedule.
This week’s Lifeboat Jobs is focusing on the Information and Computer Science industry. If you’ve missed the first six weeks of Lifeboat Jobs, our Labor Market Information (LMI) team captured and evaluated more than 45,000, non-seasonally adjusted*, job postings in South Carolina to capture the most readily available positions right now in South Carolina.
“If you are technically or technologically inclined, the Information and Computer Science industry is a fantastic sector to consider. These are high paying positions with only a Bachelor’s degree typically required. Entry level positions can range from $45,000 - $61,000, but the average salary is around $85,000. Not only that, but the growth of these occupations are expected to increase 10% to 36% over the next decade. If you enjoy solving complex problems and using critical thinking skills, this is a field you should consider joining,” states Labor Market Information/Business Intelligence Division Director, Brian Nottingham.
To explore this week’s Lifeboat Jobs for the Support and Customer Service Industry, including potential career paths as a Customer Service Representative, Security Guards, and Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, visit here: https://dew.sc.gov/individuals/find-job. If you missed last week’s Lifeboat Jobs in the Manufacturing Industry, you can find out more information on the same link listed above. Graphics will be updated each week to highlight a new industry.
Next week will wrap up our Lifeboat Jobs campaign and will focus on the Support/Customer Service Industry.
About the S.C. Department of Employment and Workforce
The S.C. Department of Employment and Workforce is putting South Carolinians to work. The agency has four missions: (1) workforce development; (2) free job match employment services; (3) unemployment insurance; and (4) labor market information. All four missions contribute to workforce development. The agency is dedicated to advancing South Carolina through services and programs that meet the needs of our businesses, jobseekers and those looking to advance their careers.