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Hot Jobs in NY: Health, Education

The industry sector far outpaces all others. Find nearby opportunities on Pelham Patch.

PELHAM, NY — Health and education continue to outpace all other job sectors in New York, according to new data from the state Labor Department.

Trade, Transportation and Utilities is also a hot job market, for the first time coming in above the Leisure & Hospitality sector. And while professional and business services continued to add jobs, the "financial activities" sector, which includes finance, insurance and real estate, shrank.

Here's the over-the-year change in jobs by major industry sector in New York State occurring between November 2015 and November 2016.

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Sectors With Job Gains:

Educational & Health Services* +61,800
Trade, Transportation & Utilities +15,200
Leisure & Hospitality +14,800
Professional & Business Services +12,900
Other Services +11,400
Government* +3,600
Information +2,100
Sectors With Job Losses:

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Manufacturing -8,700
Construction -6,200
Financial Activities -2,200
Natural Resources & Mining -200

*Educational and health services is in the private sector. Government includes public education and public health services.

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The State’s private sector job count is based on a payroll survey of 18,000 New York employers conducted by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics. Monthly payroll employment estimates are preliminary and subject to revision as more data becomes available the following month. The federal government calculates New York State’s unemployment rate based partly upon the results of the Current Population Survey, which contacts approximately 3,100 households in New York State each month.

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