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The document provides an extensive analysis of job openings in the Milwaukee region, focusing on job supply and demand as of May 2006. It details the results of a survey conducted among over 3,300 employers across seven counties, highlighting the number of full-time (18,588) and part-time (8,487) positions available. The report emphasizes the concentration of job openings in Milwaukee County, particularly in the service and manufacturing sectors, and notes increasing educational requirements for many positions. Additionally, it discusses labor market dynamics, including commuting patterns and the need for skilled workers with post-secondary education or specific training. The findings aim to inform workforce development strategies and address local employment needs.

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