Kokiu sriciu darbininku truksta JAV-ese
Kaip tik per TV zinias si ryta - Good Morning America - kalbejo kokiu specialybiu TRUKSTA JAV-ese. Sita tema ir tinka tiems, kur nezino ka apsispresti, ir vistiek planuoja i JAV atvykti. O gal ir tiks tiems, kur apsispres ka studijuot universitete.
Stai nuoroda su detalem:
http://abcnews.go.com/sections/GMA/GoodMorningAmerica/GMA030116MellodyHobson.html
Sarasas ir kiek $ doleriais vidurkis uzdarbis yra per metus:
- Vaistininkas (pharmacist) $71,000
- 2020 m. pritruks 157,000
- Elektrotechnikas (electrician) $37,000
- ateityje pritruks bent 80,000
- Sunkvežimio vairuotojas (truck driver) $30,000
- iki 2010 m. prireiks dar 10-20%
- Privatumo pareigūnas (privacy officer) $40,000 - $80,000
- iki 2006 m. reikes bent 30,000
- Ginkluotas palydovas (security guard) $18,000
- po terorizmo, reikia 10 kart daugiau, negu anksciau
- Orouosto bagažo tikrintojas (airport baggage screener) $29,000
- Ypac truksta moteru
- Nekilnojamojo turto įkeitimo brokeris (mortgage broker) $42,000
- Zmones perka namus, lyg nera rytojaus
- Mokytas (teacher) $40,000
- 2012 m. reikes dar 2,4 milijona daugiau mokytoju
- Slauge/sesele (nurse) $45,500
- prireikes bent 400,000 per sekancius 20 metus
Ka reiskia "Privatumo pareigunas"? 
) As kiek zinau, jiems visada labai truko ir truxta seseliu, slaugiu, sanitaru ir kitokiu zemesnio rango medicinos darbuotoju.
[quote]Rainwater rašė:
Ka reiskia "Privatumo pareigunas"? )
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Apibudina "privatumo pareigunus" tokie, kurie apsaugo kompanijos dokumentus, zmoniu kredita, ligoniu sveikatos informacija, paslaptinga informacija, t.t.
Gaila kad $ biski krenta ,nors jei planuoji visam laikui pasilikti tikriausiai nera skirtumo.
[quote]Rainwater rašė:
…As kiek zinau, jiems visada labai truko ir truxta seseliu, slaugiu, sanitaru ir kitokiu zemesnio rango medicinos darbuotoju.
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… Per TV nepranese, bet straipsnyje ziuriu, kad parasyta, tai pridejau. Gera pastaba. 
Aciu.
To Siaip:
Siaip, pagal situs duomenis-mes esame neperspektyvios… Gal reiktu persikvalifikuoti i truck driver ar “privatumo pareiguna” Accountantai net i desimtuka nepatenka… ****s 
tai kad jiems visu darbininku truksta,geriau rasytu ko perdaug,nors tu kuriu perdaug visvien truksta.
[quote]zmejus rašė:
tai kad jiems visu darbininku truksta,geriau rasytu ko perdaug,nors tu kuriu perdaug visvien truksta.
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Straipsnyje raso, kad kompanijos prades atleisti zmones, kur dirba siuose srityse:
- plataus vartojimo prekiu gamyklos (consumer goods manufacturers) - iskaito ir automobiliu ir rubu gamyklas
- mažmenininku tiekejai (retail suppliers)
- valdzios valstijos ir miestu pareigunai (state and local government offices) - biudzetuose truksta $
tai visus ciurkas atleis,lie visi kaip tik tuose srytise ir dirba
Rain, na baik, nedepresuok. Idomu kas pelna ir taxus visiems tiems vaistininkams ir truck driveriams skaiciuos? 
Believe me, tokie ir check book turbut negali subalansuoti, kad jau ten apie tax returns kalbeti (Nors as ir ne taxuose dirbu, bet taxai yra accountingo viena is sryciu).
nu mano 
darbas yra sarase 
. gal reikia jo nekeist nors jau planavau
2 vieta cha cha cha
slaugai,sesutes,med.personalas nera zemesnis.o netgi gerbtinas sluoksnis,gerai apmokamas(net jei dirbsi neoficialiai)ir paklausus
As nesakiau kad zemesnis sluoksnis. As sakiau kad zemesnio rango med personalas. Ka zmogus bedirbtu, nepriklausomai nuo specialybes, jei jis yra geras darbuotojas, jis yra gerbiamas, ar tu valytojas, vairuotojas, ar advokatas. 
jauciu reikes major pasikeisty i vaistininko…, nes kompiuteristu , kaip shunu… ant kekvieno kampo
o zmona i seseles
Sekmadienio Wall Street Journal buvo sekantis straipsnis:
Raso kokios profesijos ir kokios , pagal ekonomija:
Is Your Profession Thriving or Dying?
http://sunday.wsj.com/articles/SB1047750114799061720.html
…istrauka…
Creative Destruction
Huge shifts are taking place in American industries. Some are adding workers while many others pare back. The following reflects percent changes in payroll employment levels for various industries between March 2001 – when the recession officially started – and February 2003.
Gaining Ground
Mortgage Bankers & Brokers – Up 17%
Educational – Up 7.1%
Social Services – Up 7%
Legal Services – Up 6.3%
Health Care – Up 5.1%
Building Suppliers – Up 4%
Insurance Agents – Up 3%
Real Estate Brokers – Up 2%
Federal Government – Up 2%
Furniture Stores – Up 1%
Auto Repair – Up 1%
Losing Ground
Restaurants & Bars – Down 2.5%
Apparel Stores – Down 3%
Trucking – Down 3%
Hotels – Down 6%
Publishing – Down 8%
Securities Industry – Down 9.9%
Communications Equipment Makers – Down 11%
Airline Workers – Down 11.7%
Furniture Makers – Down 12%
Industrial Machinery – Down 15%
Electronics Mfg.Workers – Down 22%
Sources: Economy.com; U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
visada reikejo ir reikes accountants. nesuk galvos…
ir uzdirba jie normaliai…
O kaip su musu dilomais, ar jie tinka?
Stroikese ziauriai darbuotoju truksta
Nes na visus meksikus
i geresnes specialybes priima
O musu darba amerikonai gerai vertina 
Sekantis straipsnis buvo sekmadienio Chicago Tribune -
http://www.chicagotribune.com/business/chi-0304130228apr13,1,5997971.s
tory
istrauka -
Coming soon: Plenty of jobs
Despite today’s grim talk of `jobless recovery,’ experts say several signs point to an upcoming shortage of talent in the workplace–and a bright future for job seekers.
By Rebecca Theim
Special to the Tribune
Published April 13, 2003
Rising unemployment, a steady increase in the number of "discouraged workers" and constant talk of a "jobless recovery" have disheartened even the most determined job seeker in the past two years.
But against today’s depressing employment backdrop, economists and demographers steadfastly predict that we’re on the brink of a significant labor shortage. Experts contend the reversal of fortune will be driven by a convergence of trends, including the steady retirement of Baby Boomers (with much smaller generations following them into the labor force), tighter immigration policies and an economy that increasingly demands better-educated, more highly skilled workers.
…
Demand for health care and technology expertise to surge
The government projects the growth for jobs in the health care and computer field will be strong in the next several years.
FASTEST-GROWING OCCUPATIONS
Total number of jobs in 2000 and projected for 2010
OCCUPATIONS 2000 2010 PERCENTAGE CHANGE
Computer software engineers, applications 380,000 760,000 100%
Computer support specialists 506,000 996,000 97%
Computer software engineers, systems software 317,000 601,000 90%
Network and computer systems administrators 229,000 416,000 82%
Network systems and data communications analysts 119,000 211,000 77%
Desktop publishers 38,000 63,000 67%
Database administrators 106,000 176,000 66%
Personal and home care aides 414,000 672,000 62%
Computer systems analysts 431,000 689,000 60%
Medical assistants 329,000 516,000 57%
Social and human service assistants 271,000 418,000 54%
Physician assistants 58,000 89,000 53%
Medical records and health information technicians 136,000 202,000 49%
Computer and information systems managers 313,000 463,000 48%
Home health aides 615,000 907,000 47%
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce.