South Carolina Online Jobs

Unemployment Rate	10.7%
Median Hourly	$14.14
Mean Hourly	$17.81
Mean Annual	$37,040
RSE	0.7%

Historically, South Carolina’s unemployment rate has been at, or below the national average however, in recent history, South Carolina’s unemployment rate has been above the national average. This is likely due to the state’s increasing reliance on manufacturing through the mid to late 1990’s, and the decline of the manufacturing industry in the early 2000’s

Despite this downturn, tourism to many locations such as Myrtle Beach, Charleston, the many national parks and Hilton Head Island remain an intrinsic part of the industry in South Carolina. This industry creates numerous jobs directly such as , as well as in supporting industries. In addition, Domtar, AbitibiBowater and Scana (Fortune 500 companies) all call South Carolina home and support the economy by supplying a large number of jobs.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the sectors employing the highest number of residents in South Carolina are Government; Trade, Transportation & Utilities; and Education & Health Services.

If you’re looking for jobs in South Carolina such as , remember to consider how your job skills may apply to a wide range of industries outside of the one you’re currently in. Remember that the job title you’ve had in the past may not be the same job title in all industries. In order to find jobs such as across different industries that are a good fit for your current set of job skills, it’s best to perform a skills-based search rather than a search based on your current or past job title. It’s likely that this will also return additional results in your current industry that you might not have previously considered.

With more results in your job search comes more opportunity. Those opportunities are what will eventually turn into your new dream job!

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