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Community and Social Service Specialists, All Other

All community and social service specialists not listed separately.

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Community Organization Worker · Veterans Service Officer

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State	People doing it	Job openings each year	Expected change
California	17,300	1,780	10.9%
New York	10,210	180	20.8%
Texas	8,500	900	18.2%
Florida	7,630	800	13.4%
Colorado	7,520	790	14.3%
New Jersey	7,150	730	5.9%
Louisiana	6,360	650	7.6%
Maryland	5,460	570	11.4%
Minnesota	4,460	450	5.2%
North Carolina	4,450	460	12.4%
Georgia	4,010	420	10.2%
Washington	3,470	440	21.8%
Michigan	2,610	270	7.9%
Virginia	2,540	260	5.8%
Oregon	2,380	250	15.0%
Tennessee	2,320	240	12.6%
Ohio	2,160	220	4.9%
Illinois	1,690	170	6.3%
Pennsylvania	1,220	120	3.4%
Iowa	1,160	120	12.6%
Vermont	1,080	110	13.7%
Arizona	1,070	110	12.6%
New Hampshire	960	100	12.9%
Kansas	850	90	7.6%
Wisconsin	850	90	6.3%
Missouri	840	90	6.3%
Nebraska	770	80	5.5%
Indiana	700	70	9.4%
Puerto Rico	690	70	7.8%
Montana	670	70	15.5%
Delaware	660	70	8.2%
Massachusetts	620	60	8.8%
Nevada	580	60	9.4%
Arkansas	570	60	26.7%
Alaska	560	60	5.7%
Mississippi	520	50	13.0%
Connecticut	480	50	11.6%
Utah	460	50	21.1%
West Virginia	460	50	12.2%
District of Columbia	420	40	10.5%
Kentucky	370	40	2.8%
North Dakota	310	30	10.7%
Idaho	240	30	14.3%
South Carolina	220	20	22.2%
Rhode Island	150	20	7.1%
Wyoming	100	10	11.1%
Maine	90	10	—
Alabama	70	10	16.7%
Virgin Islands	50	0	−16.7%

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