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Human Resources Specialists

Human resources specialists recruit and interview prospective employees and are often involved with deciding which applicants are hired. Human resources specialists also provide information and answers to employee's questions regarding benefits and compensation. Some human resources specialists work closely with training and labor relation staff members. They also strive to improve employee's job satisfaction.

Practically all industries employ human resources professionals. Large companies typically have a variety of human resources specialists such as equal opportunity representatives, recruiters, labor relations personnel, training and development specialists, job analysts and compensation and benefits specialists.

In small companies, all the elements of human resources work may be taken care of by a human resources generalist. Human resources generalists need to have a wide range of knowledge.

International human resources specialists and information systems specialists are emerging specialities in the human resources field. International human resources specialists take care of human resources issues regarding a company's foreign operations. Human resources information systems specialists develop and apply computer programs that are utilized to process human resources information, match job seekers with available jobs and handle other human resources issues.

Human resources workers take care of administrative functions but some human resources staff members are also involved with consulting with top executives about strategic planning. They suggest policies and policy changes. Some human resources personnel assist managers in running programs that cover company security, occupational health and safety, counseling services and other programs.

Human Resources Specialists Responsibilities

Collect information on employee's skills, training, wages and general work history
Recruit and interview job candidates
Answer employees' benefits questions
Provide training opportunities to improve employee's skills.
Perform various administrative functions
Help companies to effectively utilize employees' skills.

Human resources personnel typically work 40 hours a week. Most human resources personnel work in offices, however some workers travel extensively. Some recruiting specialists travel to interview prospective employees at college campuses and attend professional meetings.

Human resources workers need to effectively communicate with others and be diplomatic, fair and discreet. They should also have good interpersonal skills. Having an interest in matching an employee's skills and talents with the appropriate job is beneficial in the occupation. Dealing with people is an important part of the job.

Employment Outlook

The overall employment for human resources jobs is forecasted by the Bureau of Labor Statistics to grow by 17% from 2006 to 2016 which is faster than average for all occupations. Human resource workers may advance into director of human resources or industrial relations positions. Some experienced human resources workers join a consulting firm or start their own business.

Almost 9 out of 10 jobs in human resources are provided by the private sector. Those with a college degree and certification have the best employment opportunities. College graduates with degrees in human resources, human resources administration or industrial and labor relations have good opportunities for employment.

Earnings vary by experience and area of specialization. The median annual earnings for employment, recruitment and placement specialists in 2006 was $42,420. One of the highest paying industries for the category of employment, recruitment and placement specialists is management, scientific and technical consulting services.

A survey performed in 2007 by the National Association of Colleges and Employers showed that candidates holding a bachelor's degree in human resources or labor and industrial relations received starting offers averaging $41,680 per year.

Human Resources Specialists Education, Certification, and Licensing

Human resources personnel often have associate and bachelor's degrees in human resources or human resources administration. Employers also hire people that have a college degree in industrial and labor relations. Some employers seek college graduates that have a business or technical background or a well-rounded liberal arts education. For management positions, employers often seek candidates that have achieved a master's degree in human resources or business administration.

College classes which prepare students for careers in human resources are offered by departments such as instructional technology, business administration, education, human services, organizational development, public administration and communication.

Some of the recommended courses are compensation, recruitment, training and development and performance appraisal. Other beneficial classes are organizational structure, principles of management and industrial psychology.

The International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans offers a designation in the areas of: retirement, compensation and benefit. Some human resources personnel become Certified Benefits Specialists. The Society of Human Resource Management offers the Professional in Human Resources certification and the Senior Professional in Human Resources certification.

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The top job providing industries are administrative and support services, professional, scientific and technical services; healthcare and social assistance; finance and insurance firms; manufacturing and the government.

Schools for Human Resources Specialists are listed in the column to the left.

The Top Cities tab shows employment statistics for Human Resources Specialists by major metro area.

The Top Industries tab shows which industries have the most jobs for Human Resources Specialists, along with salary data by industry.

The Find Schools tab lets you search for schools by field of study, degree level, and location.

Metro Area	Jobs	Salary (2008)	Relative Popularity
ALABAMA
Huntsville	560	$66,630	1.6
Florence	90	$56,660	1.2
Birmingham	1,030	$50,740	1.2
Montgomery	300	$50,780	1.1
Auburn	60	$53,510	0.9
Decatur	60	$40,710	0.7
Mobile	200	$47,640	0.7
Anniston	40	$43,800	0.6
Tuscaloosa	80	$56,850	0.6
Dothan	50	$57,050	0.6
ALASKA
Fairbanks	80	$50,790	1.7
Anchorage	230	$63,120	0.9
ARIZONA
Tucson	370	$53,340	0.6
Phoenix	1,900	$51,670	0.6
Flagstaff	30	$54,370	0.4
Yuma	30	$53,120	0.3
ARKANSAS
Pine Bluff	60	$43,220	1.3
Fayetteville	210	$55,690	0.6
Little Rock	310	$54,510	0.5
Fort Smith	50	$45,060	0.3
CALIFORNIA
San Diego	3,750	$55,730	1.6
Oakland	2,550	$75,010	1.4
San Francisco	2,470	$81,470	1.4
Sacramento	2,150	$64,500	1.4
San Jose	2,130	$77,720	1.4
Hanford	50	$68,830	1.2
Vallejo	220	$84,190	1.1
Redding	100	$54,010	1
Santa Barbara	220	$62,670	0.8
Santa Rosa	240	$71,030	0.8
Stockton	280	$57,390	0.8
Riverside	1,720	$71,910	0.8
Modesto	200	$53,800	0.7
Oxnard	360	$65,920	0.7
Yuba City	40	$55,830	0.7
Bakersfield	310	$57,090	0.7
Fresno	390	$62,520	0.7
Salinas	170	$58,690	0.7
Santa Cruz	90	$58,950	0.7
Napa	50	$59,990	0.5
San Luis Obispo	80	$65,800	0.5
Merced	40	$61,600	0.5
Visalia	100	$54,410	0.5
El Centro	30	$51,340	0.4
COLORADO
Pueblo	80	$53,860	1
Colorado Springs	400	$57,300	1
Denver	1,900	$68,270	0.9
Boulder	160	$74,630	0.6
Greeley	70	$56,470	0.6
Fort Collins	90	$69,150	0.5
Grand Junction	30	$49,200	0.4
CONNECTICUT
Hartford	870	$70,350	0.9
Norwich	130	$56,340	0.7
Bridgeport	470	$70,680	0.6
New Haven	240	$58,220	0.5
Waterbury	50	$55,850	0.5
Danbury	40	$58,580	0.4
DELAWARE
Dover	170	$54,710	2.1
Wilmington	440	$63,430	0.8
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Washington	9,550	$80,030	2.4
FLORIDA
Tallahassee	510	$58,010	1.9
Fort Walton Beach	170	$60,120	1.5
Orlando	2,320	$54,930	1.3
Palm Bay	380	$55,480	1.2
Gainesville	210	$54,390	1.1
Miami	1,930	$62,640	1.1
Fort Lauderdale	1,310	$54,650	1
Punta Gorda	60	$54,520	1
West Palm Beach	930	$56,630	1
Tampa	2,090	$53,650	1
Pensacola	240	$48,660	1
Jacksonville	1,000	$54,090	1
Panama City	100	$51,490	0.9
Cape Coral	320	$53,650	0.9
Ocala	130	$49,740	0.9
Sarasota	350	$49,470	0.8
Port St. Lucie	140	$48,850	0.7
Deltona	170	$51,230	0.7
Lakeland	190	$52,920	0.6
Naples	110	$53,540	0.6
Sebastian	40	$58,350	0.6
GEORGIA
Warner Robins	230	$60,690	3.1
Columbus	160	$57,620	0.9
Brunswick	50	$72,080	0.8
Atlanta	2,990	$64,890	0.7
Augusta	190	$57,140	0.6
Athens	60	$51,560	0.5
Macon	80	$54,370	0.5
Valdosta	40	$49,880	0.5
Gainesville	40	$61,300	0.4
Savannah	80	$52,640	0.3
HAWAII
Honolulu	480	$60,430	0.6
IDAHO
Boise	300	$54,280	0.7
Idaho Falls	30	$59,320	0.4
ILLINOIS
Decatur	240	$65,770	3.5
Danville	120	$31,070	3.4
Springfield	430	$46,240	2.6
Champaign	180	$51,420	1.2
Rockford	300	$41,010	1.2
Chicago	6,670	$55,050	1
Bloomington	90	$72,850	0.8
Peoria	150	$60,450	0.5
INDIANA
Kokomo	150	$37,940	2.9
Columbus	80	$52,720	1.3
South Bend	210	$57,350	1
Terre Haute	100	$54,500	0.9
Bloomington	90	$45,230	0.9
Indianapolis	1,250	$56,920	0.8
Lafayette	90	$35,530	0.8
Evansville	190	$51,400	0.7
Fort Wayne	230	$44,640	0.7
Elkhart	70	$45,640	0.3
IOWA
Davenport	540	$53,730	1.8
Cedar Rapids	300	$47,820	1.4
Dubuque	100	$37,420	1.3
Iowa City	130	$50,840	1.2
Des Moines	610	$55,950	1.1
Waterloo	100	$46,320	0.7
Sioux City	80	$56,970	0.7
KANSAS
Topeka	220	$54,390	1.3
Wichita	340	$56,970	0.7
Lawrence	30	$59,130	0.5
KENTUCKY
Elizabethtown	150	$56,350	2.4
Lexington	440	$51,330	1.1
Louisville	1,040	$57,210	1
Owensboro	70	$33,690	1
Bowling Green	80	$47,640	0.9
LOUISIANA
New Orleans	650	$54,270	0.8
Alexandria	50	$53,500	0.6
Lafayette	120	$49,910	0.5
Baton Rouge	290	$50,960	0.5
Shreveport	110	$52,010	0.4
Lake Charles	40	$44,060	0.3
Houma	30	$45,130	0.2
MAINE
Portland	190	$51,600	0.6
Lewiston	40	$43,350	0.5
Bangor	50	$57,800	0.5
MARYLAND
Bethesda	1,570	$74,790	1.6
Baltimore	2,470	$65,470	1.1
Hagerstown	140	$57,600	0.9
Salisbury	50	$63,970	0.6
Cumberland	30	$42,900	0.6
MASSACHUSETTS
Brockton	210	$39,350	1.5
Taunton	90	$58,320	1.3
Framingham	290	$67,940	1.1
New Bedford	100	$51,940	1
Lawrence	80	$44,620	0.9
Lowell	170	$74,130	0.9
Pittsfield	40	$54,730	0.9
Boston	2,500	$67,180	0.8
Barnstable	130	$54,640	0.8
Springfield	380	$65,110	0.8
Leominster	50	$56,970	0.7
Haverhill	70	$55,410	0.6
Worcester	240	$61,100	0.6
MICHIGAN
Detroit	2,380	$57,860	2
Ann Arbor	470	$56,770	1.7
Saginaw	200	$56,990	1.7
Battle Creek	120	$53,160	1.7
Kalamazoo	350	$48,400	1.6
Grand Rapids	930	$44,060	1.5
Niles	100	$49,630	1.1
Holland	170	$48,890	1.1
Monroe	60	$46,390	1
Jackson	80	$50,260	1
Flint	220	$38,640	1
Warren	1,820	$61,850	0.9
Muskegon	60	$50,650	0.7
MINNESOTA
Minneapolis	4,980	$64,780	1.6
Rochester	160	$64,650	1.1
Duluth	220	$50,100	1.1
St. Cloud	160	$52,530	1
MISSISSIPPI
Gulfport	180	$67,630	1
Jackson	130	$64,560	0.3
MISSOURI
Jefferson City	140	$47,200	1.3
St. Louis	2,250	$54,190	1
Kansas City	1,440	$62,260	0.8
St. Joseph	50	$47,890	0.7
Columbia	80	$49,740	0.6
Joplin	70	$46,450	0.6
Springfield	170	$50,190	0.5
MONTANA
Billings	100	$55,680	0.8
NEBRASKA
Lincoln	210	$56,810	0.8
Omaha	560	$45,400	0.7
NEVADA
Las Vegas	780	$53,870	0.5
Reno	160	$58,080	0.5
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Portsmouth	120	$61,360	1.4
Rochester	100	$51,990	1.2
Nashua	260	$52,710	1.2
Manchester	140	$54,760	0.8
NEW JERSEY
Trenton	380	$61,390	1.1
Edison	1,860	$65,870	1.1
Camden	840	$63,330	0.9
Newark	1,470	$70,280	0.9
Vineland	60	$67,250	0.7
Atlantic City	130	$52,800	0.5
NEW MEXICO
Santa Fe	180	$44,360	1.9
Albuquerque	680	$59,880	1
NEW YORK
Albany	1,280	$57,540	1.7
Elmira	70		1.4
Buffalo	1,150	$44,130	1.3
New York	9,560	$60,400	1.1
Syracuse	520	$46,950	1
Rochester	740	$59,430	0.9
Poughkeepsie	320	$54,550	0.8
Nassau	1,730	$52,050	0.8
Utica	160	$46,450	0.8
Binghamton	120	$44,790	0.7
Glens Falls	50		0.6
Ithaca	30	$48,640	0.5
Kingston	40		0.4
NORTH CAROLINA
Jacksonville	90	$58,510	1.5
Greensboro	750	$53,430	1.2
Fayetteville	180	$62,520	0.9
Durham	380	$68,840	0.8
Winston-Salem	200	$53,680	0.6
Charlotte	800	$55,720	0.5
Raleigh	430	$60,570	0.5
Rocky Mount	40	$48,800	0.5
Asheville	130	$61,070	0.4
Greenville	40	$53,560	0.4
Wilmington	80	$55,740	0.3
Burlington	30	$48,730	0.3
Hickory	60	$49,180	0.2
NORTH DAKOTA
Bismarck	90	$53,560	1.1
Fargo	120	$52,870	0.6
OHIO
Mansfield	170	$51,610	2.2
Sandusky	110	$44,940	2.2
Lima	170	$49,780	2.2
Toledo	1,120	$44,730	2.1
Youngstown	710	$36,170	1.8
Cleveland	3,200	$48,990	1.8
Columbus	2,700	$53,670	1.7
Springfield	110	$28,180	1.6
Dayton	1,040	$56,230	1.6
Cincinnati	2,790	$49,500	1.6
Canton	390	$38,390	1.4
Akron	690	$45,780	1.2
OKLAHOMA
Lawton	40	$58,340	0.8
Oklahoma City	700	$46,720	0.7
Tulsa	250	$47,600	0.3
OREGON
Salem	470	$57,700	1.9
Eugene	410	$49,600	1.7
Portland	2,680	$60,200	1.5
Corvallis	50	$47,600	1.1
Medford	150	$51,350	1.1
Bend	100	$61,940	1
PENNSYLVANIA
Johnstown	200	$36,410	2.4
Harrisburg	760	$57,420	1.4
Pittsburgh	2,420	$39,420	1.2
York	360	$54,250	1.2
State College	100	$31,560	1.2
Altoona	100	$55,890	1.1
Scranton	450	$50,610	1
Erie	190	$57,230	0.9
Philadelphia	3,050	$68,930	0.9
Lebanon	60	$57,870	0.9
Allentown	460	$60,380	0.8
Reading	180	$30,720	0.7
Lancaster	220	$51,320	0.6
RHODE ISLAND
Providence	1,130	$47,570	1.2
SOUTH CAROLINA
Florence	80	$66,690	0.6
Charleston	270	$52,400	0.6
Greenville	280	$48,840	0.5
Columbia	310	$52,990	0.5
Spartanburg	100	$48,760	0.5
Anderson	40	$51,020	0.4
Myrtle Beach	40	$45,480	0.2
TENNESSEE
Memphis	690	$63,060	0.7
Kingsport	110	$50,660	0.6
Clarksville	70	$57,330	0.6
Knoxville	330	$55,980	0.6
Chattanooga	190	$53,610	0.5
Johnson City	40	$53,330	0.3
TEXAS
San Antonio	1,400	$63,490	1
Dallas	3,330	$63,980	0.9
Austin	980	$63,450	0.8
Killeen	130	$55,800	0.7
Midland	60	$51,370	0.6
Wichita Falls	50	$57,530	0.6
Texarkana	40	$58,370	0.5
El Paso	180	$56,250	0.4
Houston	1,740	$63,630	0.4
Fort Worth	560	$61,670	0.4
Waco	50	$52,190	0.3
Abilene	30	$45,320	0.3
Lubbock	60	$47,230	0.3
Tyler	40	$52,520	0.3
Corpus Christi	80	$57,110	0.3
Beaumont	70	$45,320	0.3
Laredo	30	$51,510	0.2
Brownsville	40	$53,640	0.2
Amarillo	30	$54,300	0.2
McAllen	60	$53,880	0.2
UTAH
Ogden	300	$58,780	0.9
Logan	50	$45,040	0.7
St. George	50	$45,250	0.7
Salt Lake City	740	$56,120	0.7
Provo	140	$48,340	0.5
VERMONT
Burlington	190	$63,810	1.1
VIRGINIA
Richmond	1,790	$61,230	1.8
Charlottesville	230	$57,420	1.6
Blacksburg	110	$53,750	1.2
Virginia Beach	1,470	$59,630	1.1
Winchester	80	$60,730	1
Roanoke	250	$50,810	1
Harrisonburg	70	$50,170	0.9
Danville	40	$47,930	0.8
Lynchburg	90	$52,960	0.6
WASHINGTON
Olympia	620	$57,410	4.2
Longview	110	$57,480	2.4
Bremerton	270	$69,130	2.1
Kennewick	280	$65,750	2
Seattle	4,420	$66,440	1.8
Tacoma	600	$67,740	1.3
Yakima	160	$50,430	1.3
Bellingham	150	$49,850	1.2
Wenatchee	60	$60,310	1
Spokane	320	$56,730	0.9
Mount Vernon	50	$50,210	0.8
WEST VIRGINIA
Weirton	180	$34,260	3
Parkersburg	230	$62,640	2.2
Wheeling	200	$43,560	2.1
Morgantown	140	$50,580	2.1
Charleston	270	$56,230	1.2
Huntington	200	$45,690	1.1
WISCONSIN
Oshkosh	420	$34,710	3.2
Wausau	280	$36,410	2.7
Appleton	470	$31,550	2.6
Fond du Lac	160	$37,780	2.5
Eau Claire	270	$45,480	2.3
Madison	1,050	$46,300	1.9
Sheboygan	150	$29,540	1.8
Milwaukee	2,410	$42,550	1.7
Green Bay	430	$33,320	1.6
Racine	160	$33,780	1.3
La Crosse	140	$34,670	1.3
Janesville	80	$30,100	0.8
WYOMING
Cheyenne	70	$57,340	1.1
Casper	40	$58,460	0.7

Industry	Jobs	Percent	Salary (2008)
Non-Profit	55,170	25%	$46,050
Government	38,830	17%	$64,710
Professional And Technical Services	13,550	6%	$61,840
Business Management	12,120	5%	$60,240
Office Services And Staffing	10,040	4%	$50,740
Education	7,870	3%	$52,410
Hospital	6,420	2%	$53,150
Department And General Stores	5,710	2%	$40,410
Banking And Credit	4,670	2%	$57,310
Medical Office	3,490	1%	$51,730
Automotive And Vehicle Manufacturing	3,450	1%	$67,220
Telecommunications	3,410	1%	$63,480
Hardware And Garden Stores	3,300	1%	$53,080
Insurance	3,240	1%	$59,680
Electronics And Computer	3,140	1%	$67,800
Durable Goods Wholesale	2,700	1%	$61,070
Nursing And Residential Care	2,330	1%	$47,830

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