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\nImmigration in Oregon  \nJob Shortages  \nPotential Career Advancement  \nImmigration in Oregon  \nThe following are facts about the immigrant community in Oregon:  \n􀁸 Immigrants comprise roughly 9.9% of the state population and 12.8% of the Oregon labor force  \n􀁸 Top industries of immigrant employment:  \no Manufacturing, 51,265 workers  \no Accomodation and Food Services, 36,540 workers  \no Health Care and Social Assistance, 35,260 workers  \no Retail Trade, 23,826 workers  \no Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting, 22,039 workers  \n􀁸 Nearly 28,567 immigrant business owners accounted for 11.2% of all self-employed Oregon residents  \n􀁸 42.3% of immigrants in Oregon are naturalized and another 32% are undocumented  \n􀁸 Top foreign-born countries of origin:  \no Mexico, 37%  \no China, 6%  \no Vietnam, 5.2%  \no India, 4.1%  \no Canada, 3.6%  \n􀁸 About 12.4% of native-born Oregonian are children of an immigrant  \n􀁸 Educational attainment of foreign born adults in Georgia:  \no Low skill – 49%  \no Middle skill – 16.9%  \no High Skills – 34.1%  \n􀂃 Share of Brain Waste * -25%  \n* Share of immigrant professionals, who are unemployed, employed at poverty-level wages in low-skill jobs, or significantly underemployed in semi-skilled jobs  \nJob Shortages  \n\n| Rank | Occupation | Average\u003Cbr>Annual Job\u003Cbr>Openings\u003Cbr>2016-2026 | Median\u003Cbr>Hourly\u003Cbr>Wage* | Typical\u003Cbr>Skill\u003Cbr>Level\u003Cbr>Required\u003Cbr>** | Typical\u003Cbr>Entry\u003Cbr>Education\u003Cbr>Required | State\u003Cbr>Licensing\u003Cbr>Required | Potential\u003Cbr>Career\u003Cbr>Advancement\u003Cbr>with License\u003Cbr>or\u003Cbr>Certification |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 1. | Combined Food Preparation and Serving Workers | 23,560 | $8.81 | Low | No formal education | No | Yes |\n| 2. | Retail\u003Cbr>Salespersons | 23,240 | $10.09 | Low | No formal\u003Cbr>education | No | No |\n| 3. | Cashiers | 21,450 | $8.87 | Low | No formal\u003Cbr>education | No | No |\n| 4. | Manual Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers | 19,070 | $11.76 | Low | No formal\u003Cbr>education | No | Yes |\n| 5. | Waiters and\u003Cbr>Waitresses | 15,680 | $8.80 | Low | No formal\u003Cbr>education | No | Yes |\n| 6. | Customer Service Representatives | 14,100 | $15.24 | Low | High school\u003Cbr>diploma or\u003Cbr>equivalent | No | No |\n| 7. | General Office\u003Cbr>Clerks | 10,260 | $13.07 | Low | High school\u003Cbr>diploma or\u003Cbr>equivalent | No | Yes |\n| 8. | General and\u003Cbr>Operations\u003Cbr>Managers | 8,910 | $44.44 | High | Bachelor’s\u003Cbr>Degree | No | Yes |\n| 9. | Stock Clerks and Order Fillers | 8,560 | $11.31 | Low | High school\u003Cbr>diploma or\u003Cbr>equivalent | No | Yes |\n| 10. | Janitors and\u003Cbr>Cleaners | 7,930 | $10.81 | Low | No formal\u003Cbr>education | No | Yes |\n\n*Georgia Hourly Minimum Wage for persons not covered by the federal wage minimum is $5.15 (Jan 2018)  \n** Skill 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However, some employers may prefer or require it  \no Certification generally requires:  \n􀂃 Training – approximately 2 hours  \n􀂃 Exam – not required by law, but some training programs may require it  \n􀂃 Fee – approximate cost of an online training program is $7.00  \n􀂃 Renewal – every 3 years  \nFor Immigrants  \n􀁸 Requirements for immigrants are the same as native-born residents  \n􀁸 Online training is also offered in foreign languages:  \n[o ](o  360training.com)[ 360training.com](o  360training.com), Inc.– Spanish  \n[o ](o  AboveTraining/StateFoodSafety.com)[ AboveTraining/StateFoodSafety.com](o  AboveTrai","cbCaiprqoSsh1GcI","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiprqoSsh1GcI","pdf",991644,"English","# Oregon Immigration and Job Opportunities\n## Immigration in Oregon: Community Facts\n## Job Shortages and Ranked Occupations\n## Licensing and Certification Pathways\n## Useful Resources","[{\"question\":\"What key statistics does the document provide about immigrants in Oregon?\",\"answer\":\"It states immigrants make up about 9.9% of the state population and 12.8% of the Oregon labor force, with figures on naturalization, undocumented status, immigrant self-employment, and top foreign-born countries of origin.\"},{\"question\":\"Which occupations are listed as having the highest average annual job openings (2016-2026)?\",\"answer\":\"The table ranks occupations such as Combined Food Preparation and Serving Workers, Retail Salespersons, Cashiers, Manual Laborers and Freight/Stock Movers, and Waiters and Waitresses at the top.\"},{\"question\":\"How does licensing or certification affect potential career advancement in the listed job shortages?\",\"answer\":\"For multiple occupations, the document marks whether advancement is possible with license or certification, then provides example pathways such as food handler certification and certified food protection manager requirements.\"}]","Map To Success - Identifying Job Opportunities and Career Pathways | PDF",1790037324,15]