Insights into nTIDE Report and Employment Statistics
Explore the nTIDE Report, a joint effort of University of New Hampshire, Kessler Foundation, and AUCD, releasing employment statistics on the first Friday of each month. Learn about ASL and captioning options, the Monthly nTIDE Report, and the source of data from US BLS. Discover the numbers presented by Andrew Houtenville and join the discussion on employment trends and opportunities.
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About nTIDE Lunch & Learn Occurs at noon Eastern-time on the first Friday day of each month, with the release of the nTIDE Report. A joint effort of the University of New Hampshire, Kessler Foundation, and the Association of University Centers on Disabilities (AUCD).
Todays Program Part 1: nTIDE Report The Numbers John O Neill, Kessler Foundation Andrew Houtenville, University of New Hampshire Part 2: nTIDE News Denise Rozell, Association of University Centers on Disabilities (AUCD) Part 3: Guest Speaker Grace Caulfield, Easterseals Part 4: Q&A
The Monthly nTIDE Report The monthly nTIDE Report is a press release and infographic, looking at the latest employment statistics. Uses data from the jobs report released by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, on the 1st Friday of each month.
Source of the Data U.S. BLS, Current Population Survey (CPS). Source of the official unemployment rate. Civilians, ages 16-64, not living in institutions. Available September 2008 onward. Not yet seasonally adjusted. which is why we compare to the same month last year.
The Numbers Andrew Houtenville University of New Hampshire
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) has released the 2023-33 Employment Projections. Job outlook of 832 occupations; which skills are most relevant for those occupations. How to use it is you are a jobseeker, student, career planner, worker, employer, or researcher Blog: https://blog.dol.gov/2024/08/29/new-skills-data-now-available-with- employment-projections YouTube video on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCUb1v0rRjI Data: https://www.bls.gov/emp/data/skills-data.htm
Employment Considerations for Veterans Grace Caulfield, LCPC, LPC (Va & DC), CAC-AD Director and Vice President
Data for Review Since OEF, OIF, and OND increase in Veterans seeking MH services through the VA (Approximately 4.1 million) Barrier to services Mental Health Conditions 3rd most dx category at the VA 53% deployed/missions 23% deployed to more than one location 81% reported a low combat exposure **** Normalizing experiences 32
PTSD and the workplace Hypervigilance Claustrophobia Activating Events Trouble Concentrating Easily Startled Irritation Hypersensitivity Emotional Dysregulation Avoidance Physical Reactions Apathy Insomnia/Sleep Disturbances Social Isolation 33
Percentage of OEF/OIF/OND Veterans Who Have a Mental Health Need by Screener and/or Received a Mental Health Diagnosis Mental Health Screener or Diagnosis Unweighted n Weighted N Weighted % Standard Error % Total 4,180 4,179,998 Any mental health need based on positive screener or diagnosis: 2,007 1,705,168 41.0% 1.0% Screened positive on: Psychological distress (Kessler) screener 661 541,956 13.0% 0.6% PTSD screener 1,279 965,520 23.2% 0.8% Depression screener 795 682,963 16.4% 0.7% Alcohol dependence screener 239 220,025 5.3% 0.5% Drug dependence screener 116 111,223 2.7% 0.3% Mental health diagnosis in past 24 months 1,502 1,179,971 28.4% 0.9% 34
Veterans Employment Qualifications Transferable skillsets Performance and goal oriented Team player Value system Sense of commitment Results driven Education: 47% college degree or higher As of 11/22 MD unemployment rate 4.3% 35
Barriers to Employment Mental Health Diagnoses/Symptoms Access to Services Discharge Status 36
Resources Steven A Cohen Military Family Clinic Veteran Staffing Network Homeless Veterans Reintegration Program Office of Veteran s Affairs Local VSO s Veterans Crisis Line 37
Questions and Answers Use Q&A button on Zoom Slides will be archived at: Take our feedback survey at www.researchondisability.org/ntide/ntide-survey
Thank You! Information about the nTIDE partners may be found at Kessler Foundation (www.kesslerfoundation.org) UNH/Institute on Disability (www.ResearchOnDisability.org) AUCD (www.AUCD.org) Contact us at Email: Disability.Statistics@unh.edu Call: 866-538-9521 (toll free) Twitter at #nTIDELearn
