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\multirow{3}{}{Title} & \multicolumn{2}{|c|}{Employment: Number} & \multicolumn{2}{|c|}{Change} & \multirow{3}{}{\begin{tabular}{l}
Most significant source of \\
postsecondary education or \\
training
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& 2006 & 2016 & \multicolumn{2}{|c|}{} \\
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& & & Percent & Numeric & \\
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Network systems and data \\
communications analysts
\end{tabular} & 262 & 402 & 53.4 & 140 & Bachelor's degree \\
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Personal and home care aides & 767 & 1,156 & 50.6 & 389 & Short-term on-the-job training \\
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Home health aides & 787 & 1,171 & 48.7 & 384 & Short-term on-the-job training \\
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Computer software engineers, \\
applications
\end{tabular} & 507 & 733 & 44.6 & 226 & Bachelor's degree \\
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Veterinary technologists and \\
technicians
\end{tabular} & 71 & 100 & 41.0 & 29 & Associate degree \\
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Personal financial advisors & 176 & 248 & 41.0 & 72 & Bachelor's degree \\
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Answer :

GinnyAnswer
Sure, let's break down the employment data and changes step-by-step to understand it in detail.

### Employment in 2006 and 2016 with Percent and Numeric Changes

1. Network systems and data communications analysts
- Employment in 2006: 262
- Employment in 2016: 402
- Percent Change: 53.4%
- Numeric Change: 140
- Education Required: Bachelor's degree

2. Personal and home care aides
- Employment in 2006: 767
- Employment in 2016: 1156
- Percent Change: 50.6%
- Numeric Change: 389
- Education Required: Short-term on-the-job training

3. Home health aides
- Employment in 2006: 787
- Employment in 2016: 1171
- Percent Change: 48.7%
- Numeric Change: 384
- Education Required: Short-term on-the-job training

4. Computer software engineers, applications
- Employment in 2006: 507
- Employment in 2016: 733
- Percent Change: 44.6%
- Numeric Change: 226
- Education Required: Bachelor's degree

5. Veterinary technologists and technicians
- Employment in 2006: 71
- Employment in 2016: 100
- Percent Change: 41.0%
- Numeric Change: 29
- Education Required: Associate degree

6. Personal financial advisors
- Employment in 2006: 176
- Employment in 2016: 248
- Percent Change: 41.0%
- Numeric Change: 72
- Education Required: Bachelor's degree

#### Summary

- Network systems and data communications analysts saw a 53.4% increase in employment from 262 in 2006 to 402 in 2016, with an additional 140 jobs.
- Personal and home care aides experienced a 50.6% increase from 767 jobs in 2006 to 1156 jobs in 2016, which means 389 additional jobs.
- Home health aides had a 48.7% rise in employment from 787 in 2006 to 1171 in 2016, adding 384 jobs.
- Computer software engineers, applications employment grew by 44.6% from 507 in 2006 to 733 in 2016, contributing to 226 more jobs.
- Veterinary technologists and technicians employment increased by 41.0%, rising from 71 in 2006 to 100 in 2016, with an increase of 29 jobs.
- Personal financial advisors saw a 41.0% rise from 176 in 2006 to 248 in 2016, resulting in an additional 72 jobs.

This table provides a detailed look into how different occupations have progressed over a decade in terms of employment numbers and the required education or training for each. This data can be useful for individuals focusing on career planning and analyzing job market trends.