Labor Market Information And Trends

Labor Market Information And Trends
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Career Journal – Salary And Hiring Trends - www.careerjournal.com/salaryhiring

This site provides information on salary and hiring trends of businesses and industries across the country.

Career.org – Job Outlook by Occupation - www.careers.org/topic/06_cref_occ_000.html

This site provides links to very general job outlook information for a variety of occupations and fields.

Career.org – State Labor Statistics - www.careers.org/topic/06_cref_08.html

This site provides links to specific labor market statistics for every state across the country. It is a site that allows you to get a general overview of what the employment picture is in each state.

New York State Department of Labor - www.labor.state.ny.us/labor_market/labor_market_info.html

Click on “LMI for job seekers,” and you will find a wealth of information on the local and New York State labor market.

New York State Department of Labor – Labor Market Analysts - www.labor.state.ny.us/working_ny/finding_a_job/career/econemp.htm

The New York State Department of Labor employs labor market analysts in ten locations across the state. These analysts help employers and economic developers by providing data about wages, economic trends, availability of labor, and so forth. They also help job seekers by providing occupational and career information. This site provides the names of the ten labor market analysts, complete with contact information.

The Riley Guide – Employment and Industry Trends - www.rileyguide.com/trends.html

This sites contains links to a vast array of resources on employment and industry trends, including government reports and surveys, industry surveys, employment news, and other ideas you can use for tracking trends.

United States Department of Labor – Bureau of Labor Statistics - stats.bls.gov

This site provides a wide variety of labor statistics and trends, including information on: inflation and consumer spending, wages/earnings/benefits, occupations, industries, demographics, employment and unemployment, publications and research papers.