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From: SeaSideSam on 4 Sep 2008 17:08
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CoBOL - no restrictions - 968
CoBOL - fulltime employee - 492
CoBOL - contractor (all kinds, including contract-to-hire) - 552

By state - (without regard to permanent fulltime vs. contractor)
Alabama - 2
Alaska - 1
etc...
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it would be interesting to see the state data graphed along with...
) working population
) pct of jobs in private and/or public sectors

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From: Robert on 4 Sep 2008 19:29
On Thu, 4 Sep 2008 16:08:50 -0500, "SeaSideSam" <Sam(a)theSeaSide> wrote:

>------------------------
>CoBOL - no restrictions - 968
>CoBOL - fulltime employee - 492
>CoBOL - contractor (all kinds, including contract-to-hire) - 552
>
>By state - (without regard to permanent fulltime vs. contractor)
>Alabama - 2
>Alaska - 1
>etc...
>--------------------------
>
>it would be interesting to see the state data graphed along with...
>) working population
>) pct of jobs in private and/or public sectors

There is a Job Postings Per Capita map at
http://www.indeed.com/jobtrends.jsp
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