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Recession poll 2011 const oilmininggas_final
1.
SHRM Poll: The
Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry March 9, 2012
2.
The Ongoing Impact
of the Recession: Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry Introduction Key Findings Organizations’ Financial Health Hiring Recruiting Challenges Demographics Methodology SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 2
3.
Introduction Overall results
have been released in three different topic areas: Recruiting and skill gaps. (Released November 7, 2011) Overall financial health and hiring. (Released November 22, 2011) Global competition and hiring strategies. (Released December 14, 2011) Industry-specific results are reported separately for each of the eight industries included in the sample. These findings cover the results for the construction, mining, oil and gas industry. The following industries were also included in the sample: Federal government. Finance. Health. Manufacturing. State and local government. Services—professional. High-tech. SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 3
4.
Key Findings: Organizational
Financial Health Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry What percentage of staff have organizations laid off since the U.S. and global recession began in December 2007? Overall, the majority (57%) of respondents from the construction, mining, oil and gas industry indicated they had lost 10% of employees or less in 2011, whereas in 2010, 45% of these organizations reported losing less than 10% of employees. At the same time, there has been an increase in the percentage of respondents from the construction, mining, oil and gas industry that reported having lost more than 50% of staff (from 6% in 2010 to 10% in 2011). How does organizations’ financial health compare to 12 months ago? The construction, mining, oil and gas industry reported improved organizational financial health compared with a year ago. In 2011, 46% of organizations from the construction, mining, oil and gas industry were in a significant or mild recovery, compared with 36% in 2010. SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 4
5.
Key Findings: Hiring Construction,
Mining, Oil and Gas Industry Are organizations currently hiring? Two-thirds (66%) of respondents from the construction, mining, oil and gas industry are currently hiring, which is an increase from 50% in 2010. Only the health and high-tech industries are more likely to be hiring than the construction, mining, oil and gas industry. Are organizations creating new positions or replacing jobs lost? Similar to 2010, about one-half (48% in 2010, 49% in 2011) of organizations in the construction, mining, oil and gas industry were mainly hiring direct replacements of jobs lost. Fewer of these organizations were hiring for completely new positions in 2011 (37%) than in 2010 (44%), and more organizations (14%) in 2011 were hiring for positions with new duties added to jobs lost since the recession began than in 2010 (8%). SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 5
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Key Findings: Recruiting
Challenges Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry Is recruiting for specific jobs difficult in the current labor market? Among organizations that are currently hiring full-time staff, about one-half (51%) of respondents from the construction, mining, oil and gas industry indicated that their organizations are having a difficult time recruiting for specific open jobs. What types of jobs are the most difficult to fill? The top five most difficult positions to fill for the construction, mining, oil and gas industry are engineers (88%), high- skilled technical (e.g., technicians and programmers) (79%), managers and executives (76%), skilled trades (e.g., electricians, carpenters) (68%), and sales representatives (60%). SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 6
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The Ongoing Impact
of the Recession: Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry Organizations’ Financial Health SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 7
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Thus far, what
percentage of full-time permanent jobs have been lost at your organization since the U.S. and global recession began in December 2007? Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry Not applicable—did not lay off any 20% 2011 (n = 311) staff 2010 (n = 338) 23% 57% 1% to 5% of staff 14% 6% to 10% of staff 10% or less (2011 data) 57% *Less than 10% (2010 data) 45% 11% to 20% of staff (2011 data) 14% * 10% to 20% (2010 data) 24% 17% 21% to 50% of staff 25% 10% More than 50% of staff 6% Note: Percentages may not total 100% due to rounding. An asterisk (*) indicates 2010 data had different categories than 2011 data: “Less than 10% of staff” and “10% to 20% of staff.” SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 8
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Thus far, what
percentage of full-time permanent jobs have been lost at your organization since the U.S. and global recession began in December 2007? Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry Comparisons by industry The federal government and the finance industry are more likely to have had no layoffs compared with the construction, mining, oil and gas, manufacturing, state and local government, professional services, and high-tech industries. Construction, mining, oil and gas (20%) …are more likely to Manufacturing (21%) Federal government (46%) have had NO layoffs State and local government (31%) Finance (45%) than... Services—professional (30%) High-tech (29%) The construction, mining, oil and gas industry is more likely to have lost more than 50% of staff compared with the federal government, finance, manufacturing, and professional services industries. Federal government (1%) …is more likely to Finance (0%) Construction, mining, oil and gas (10%) have lost more than 50% of staff Manufacturing (2%) than... Services—professional (2%) SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 9
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In relation to
the U.S. and global recession, would you say your organization's overall financial health is declining or recovering compared with 12 months ago? Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry 9% 2011 (n = 311) In a significant recovery 5% 2010 (n = 338) 37% In a mild recovery 31% 21% No change compared with 12 months ago 25% 26% In a mild decline 28% 7% In a significant decline 11% SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 10
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In relation to
the U.S. and global recession, would you say your organization's overall financial health is declining or recovering compared with 12 months ago? Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry Comparisons by industry The construction, mining, oil and gas, finance, manufacturing, professional services, and high-tech industries are more likely to be in a significant recovery compared with the federal government and state and local governments. Construction, mining, oil and gas (9%) Finance (11%) …are more likely to Federal government (2%) Manufacturing (19%) be in a significant recovery State and local government (1%) Services—professional (11%) than... High-tech (14%) SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 11
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The Ongoing Impact
of the Recession: Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry Hiring SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 12
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Is your organization
currently hiring full-time permanent staff? Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry 66% Yes 50% 2011 (n = 311) 2010 (n = 338) 34% No 50% SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 13
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Is your organization
currently hiring full-time permanent staff? Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry Comparisons by industry The health industry is more likely to be currently hiring full-time staff compared with the construction, mining, oil and gas, federal government, and professional services industries. …is more likely to Construction, mining, oil and gas (66%) Health (88%) be currently hiring full-time staff Federal government (66%) than... Services—professional (71%) The high-tech industry is more likely to be currently hiring full-time staff compared with the construction, mining, oil and gas, and federal government industries. …is more likely to Construction, mining, oil and gas (66%) High-tech (80%) be currently hiring full-time staff Federal government (66%) than... SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 14
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At what level(s)
is your organization hiring? Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry Nonmanagement hourly employees 72% Nonmanagement salaried employees 70% Other management (e.g., directors, managers) 54% Executive/upper management (e.g., CEO, CFO) 15% Note: n = 205. Percentages do not total 100% due to multiple response options. Only respondents whose organizations were currently hiring full-time staff were asked this question. SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 15
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At what level(s)
is your organization hiring? Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry Comparisons by industry The health industry is more likely to be hiring executive/upper management employees compared with the construction, mining, oil and gas, finance, manufacturing, professional services, and high-tech industries. Construction, mining, oil and gas (15%) …is more likely to Finance (20%) be hiring executive/upper Health (40%) Manufacturing (20%) management staff Services—professional (19%) than... High-tech (16%) The high-tech industry is more likely to be hiring nonmanagement salaried employees compared with the construction, mining, oil and gas, federal government, finance, health, manufacturing, state and local government, and professional services industries. Construction, mining, oil and gas (70%) Federal government (73%) …is more likely to Finance (68%) be hiring nonmanagement salaried High-tech (91%) Health (60%) employees Manufacturing (64%) than... State and local government (66%) Services—professional (79%) SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 16
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Which of the
following best describes, in general, the nature of full-time positions your organization is currently hiring? Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry 37% Completely new positions 44% 14% New duties added to jobs lost (e.g., due to 2011 (n = 203) layoffs, attrition) since the recession began 2010 (n = 166) 8% 49% Direct replacements of jobs lost (e.g., due to layoffs, attrition) since the recession began 48% Note: Only respondents whose organizations were currently hiring full-time staff were asked this question. SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 17
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Which of the
following best describes, in general, the nature of full-time positions your organization is currently hiring? Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry Comparisons by industry The state and local governments are more likely to be hiring direct replacements of jobs lost since the recession began compared with the construction, mining, oil and gas, federal government, finance, manufacturing, professional services, and high-tech industries. Construction, mining, oil and gas (49%) …are more likely to Federal government (63%) be hiring direct replacements of jobs Finance (60%) State and local governments (80%) lost since the recession began Manufacturing (54%) than... Services—professional (48%) High-tech (39%) SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 18
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Compared with the
skills required for jobs lost since the recession began, do these completely new positions require any of the following skills? Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry Completely new and different skills 10% A mixture of new skills and the same 61% types of skills Approximately the same types of 29% skills Note: n = 72. Only respondents whose organizations were hiring full-time staff for “completely new positions” were asked this question. SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 19
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The Ongoing Impact
of the Recession: Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry Recruiting Challenges SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 20
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If the new
jobs being created by your organization require new and different skill sets, how easy do you think it will be—or has been thus far—to find qualified individuals for those positions? Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry 5% Very easy 2011 (n = 79) 21% 2010 (n = 87) 37% Somewhat easy 32% 57% Somewhat difficult 46% 1% Very difficult 1% Note: Only respondents whose organizations were hiring full-time staff for positions with “new duties added to jobs lost” or “completely new positions” (see slide 17) that required either “a mixture of new skills and the same types of skills” or “completely new and different skills” (see slide 19) were asked this question. SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 21
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In general, in
the current labor market, is your organization having a difficult time recruiting for specific jobs that are open in your organization? Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry No, 49% Yes, 51% Note: n = 195. Respondents who answered “Don’t know” were excluded from this analysis. Only respondents whose organizations were currently hiring full- time staff were asked this question. SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 22
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In general, in
the current labor market, is your organization having a difficult time recruiting for specific jobs that are open in your organization? Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry Comparisons by industry The manufacturing and high-tech industries are more likely to be having a difficult time recruiting for specific jobs compared with the construction, mining, oil and gas, federal government, finance, and state and local government industries. …are more likely to Construction, mining, oil and gas (51%) be having a difficult time recruiting Manufacturing (68%) Federal government (31%) for specific jobs that are open in their High-tech (71%) Finance (49%) organization State and local government (33%) than... The construction, mining, oil and gas and professional services industries are more likely to be having a difficult time recruiting for specific jobs compared with the federal government and state and local governments. …are more likely to be having a difficult time recruiting Construction, mining, oil and gas (51%) Federal government (31%) for specific jobs that are open in their Services—professional (59%) State and local government (33%) organization than... SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 23
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Do you believe
that your organization is facing global competition (i.e., competition from other countries) for jobs that your organization is having difficulty filling? Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry Yes, 34% No, 66% Note: n = 90. Respondents who answered “Don’t know” were excluded from this analysis. Only respondents whose organizations were having a difficult time recruiting for certain types of jobs were asked this question. SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 24
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Do you believe
that your organization is facing global competition (i.e., competition from other countries) for jobs that your organization is having difficulty filling? Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry Comparisons by industry The construction, mining, oil and gas, manufacturing, and high-tech industries are more likely to believe that their organization is facing global competition compared with the finance and state and local government industries. Construction, mining, oil and gas …are more likely to (34%) believe that their organization is Finance (8%) Manufacturing (27%) facing global competition State and local government (4%) High tech (42%) than... SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 25
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Has your organization
hired any workers from outside the U.S. in an attempt to fill key jobs that have been difficult to fill? Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry No 66% Yes 31% No, but we are 3% considering it No, but we have plans to do so in the next 12 0% months Note: n = 96. Respondents who answered “Don’t know” were excluded from this analysis. Only respondents whose organizations were having a difficult time recruiting for certain types of jobs were asked this question. SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 26
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Has your organization
hired any workers from outside the U.S. in an attempt to fill key jobs that have been difficult to fill? Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry Comparisons by industry The construction, mining, oil and gas industry is more likely to have hired workers from outside the U.S. in an attempt to fill jobs that have been difficult to fill compared with the finance and state and local government industries. …is more likely to Construction, mining, oil and gas Finance (5%) have hired workers from outside the U.S. (31%) State and local government (11%) than... SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 27
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Has your organization
hired any U.S. veterans in an attempt to fill key jobs that have been difficult to fill? Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry Yes 50% No 38% No, but we are 10% considering it No, but we have plans to do so in the next 12 2% months Note: n = 84. Respondents who answered “Don’t know” were excluded from this analysis. Only respondents whose organizations were having a difficult time recruiting for certain types of jobs were asked this question. SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 28
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In general, what
knowledge/basic skill gaps do job applicants have in your industry? Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry Writing in English (grammar, spelling, etc.) 48% Reading comprehension (in English) 38% English language (spoken) 33% Mathematics (computation) 32% Science 16% Foreign languages 7% Technical (computer, engineering, mechanical, etc.) 6% Government/economics 3% Humanities/arts 3% History/geography 1% Other 13% Note: n = 69. Percentages do not total 100% because respondents were able to select multiple response options. Only respondents whose organizations were having a difficult time recruiting for certain types of jobs were asked this question. SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 29
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In general, what
applied skill gaps do job applicants have in your industry? Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry Critical thinking/problem solving 52% Written communications 46% Professionalism/work ethic 45% Leadership 45% Oral communications 44% Teamwork/collaboration 29% Creativity/innovation 24% Information technology application 23% Ethics/social responsibility 20% Diversity 20% Lifelong learning/self-direction 19% Other 1% Note: n = 84. Percentages do not total 100% because respondents were able to select multiple response options. Only respondents whose organizations were having a difficult time recruiting for certain types of jobs were asked this question. SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 30
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Specific Job Categories
Organizations Having Difficulty Recruiting Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry Engineers (n=66) 88% High-skilled technical (e.g., technicians, programmers) (n=62) 79% Managers and executives (n=72) 76% Skilled trades (e.g., electricians, carpenters) (n=75) 68% Sales representatives (n=37) 60% Production operators (n=43) 56% Drivers (n=42) 52% HR professionals (n=47) 49% Accounting and finance professionals (n=65) 41% Hourly laborers (n=75) 32% Customer service representatives (n=24) 29% Administrative support staff (n=80) 26% Note: Chart represents “Somewhat difficult” and “Very difficult” responses. “Not applicable” responses were excluded from this analysis. Only respondents whose organizations were having a difficult time recruiting for certain types of jobs were asked this question. No statistics are provided where the n is less than 20; therefore, the job categories of “high-skilled medical” (n = 3) and “scientists” (n = 13) were excluded from this analysis. SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 31
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The Ongoing Impact
of the Recession: Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry Demographics SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 32
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Demographics: Organization Sector Construction,
Mining, Oil and Gas Industry Publicly owned for-profit 24% Privately owned for-profit 73% Nonprofit 1% Government 0% Other 1% Note: n = 296. Percentages do not total 100% due to rounding. SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 33
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Demographics: Organization Staff
Size Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry 1 to 99 employees 23% 100 to 499 employees 32% 500 to 2,499 employees 27% 2,500 to 24,999 employees 17% 25,000 or more employees 1% n = 301 SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 34
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Demographics: Other Construction, Mining,
Oil and Gas Industry Does your organization have U.S.- Is your organization a single-unit organization based operations (business units) only or a multi-unit organization? or does it operate multi-nationally? Single-unit organization: An organization in which the location and the 26% U.S.-based operations only 74% organization are one and the same. Multi-unit organization: An organization Multinational operations 26% 74% that has more than one location. n = 299 n = 305 For multi-unit organizations, are HR policies and practices determined by the multi-unit What is the HR department/function headquarters, by each work location or both? responded for throughout this survey? Multi-unit headquarters determines HR policies 58% and practices Corporate (company wide) 77% Each work location determines HR policies and Business unit/division 20% 2% practices Facility/location 4% A combination of both the work location and the multi-unit headquarters determine HR policies 40% n = 227 and practices n = 229 Note: Percentages may not total 100% due to rounding. SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 35
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SHRM Poll: The
Ongoing Impact of the Recession: Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry Methodology Response rate = 11% Sample composed of 311 randomly selected HR professionals from the construction, mining, oil and gas industry in SHRM’s membership With small sample sizes, the response of one participant can affect the overall results considerably; this should be noted when making interpretations of the data, particularly when interpreting small percentage differences. Survey fielded August 18-September 2, 2011 For more poll findings, visit www.shrm.org/surveys Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/SHRM_Research Project leader: Tanya A. Mulvey, Survey Research Analyst, SHRM Research Project contributors: Mark Schmit, Ph.D., SPHR, Vice President, SHRM Research Evren Esen, Manager, SHRM Survey Research Center Copy editor: Katya Scanlan, SHRM Knowledge Center SHRM Poll: The Ongoing Impact of the Recession—Construction, Mining, Oil and Gas Industry ©SHRM 2012 36
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