Insurance Job Postings Decrease by 6.3 Percent in September 2015, Reports InsuranceJobs.com
InsuranceJobs.com, the leading employment website for insurance careers, reports a decrease of 6.3 percent in the number of insurance job postings to its career site for the month of
The decrease in job postings to the insurance employment website goes against the reported increase in the number of new insurance jobs gained in September as reported by the
The Economic Situation Report revealed a growth of 1,700 jobs in September, a 0.06 percent increase over the previous month. The insurance carriers and related activities subsector now sits at 2,555,800 jobs with an unemployment rate of 3.1 percent. This subsector includes such occupations as claim adjusters, examiners and investigators; first-line supervisors or managers of office and administrative support workers; and insurance sales agents and underwriters.
Insurance carriers and related activities belongs to the financial activities supersector, which saw no overall growth for the month of September. Each month, the insurance carriers subsector traditionally makes up almost half of the job growth in its supersector. Over the last year, the insurance carriers subsector accounted for 49 percent of the overall growth within the supersector.
Across all industries, total nonfarm payroll employment increased by 142,000 jobs in September, while the unemployment rate remained at 5.1 percent. Job gains for the month primarily occurred within health care and the information sector.
About InsuranceJobs.com:
Established in 2006, InsuranceJobs.com is the leading insurance jobs website for insurance careers. Currently the site has over 250,000 registered job seekers and 6,500 registered employers. Users can create a profile, upload their resume, apply to positions and engage in our social communities. Employers can post insurance job opportunities and browse a resume bank for applicants. Thousands of new insurance jobs are listed each month by geographic location and specialty, including: actuarial, adjuster, agents, claims jobs, clerical, customer service, health, life, risk management, sales, investigators, insurance underwriters, workers compensation and more.
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