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Labor Force Statistics
Published on AidPage by IDILOGIC on Jun 24, 2005
Possible uses and use restrictions...
Provide data for: (a) employment and unemployment analysis on the current economic status of workers, based on data from households as well as employment, hours and earnings statistics collected from business establishments; (b) labor force studies, yielding information on such characteristics as educational attainment, work experience, earnings and family relationships; (c) occupational employment statistics, including wages available for a wide variety of occupations, by industry; (d) State and local area labor force employment and unemployment data used for labor market analysis, to identify areas of high unemployment and for allocations of funds under various Federal assistance programs; (e) employment and wage data for States and counties for workers covered by State unemployment insurance programs; (f) mass layoff and plant closing data; and (g) projections of the labor force, economic growth, industry employment, and occupational employment 10years into the future. Funds in the form of cooperative agreements are available to State Agencies designated by the Governor, usually State Workforce Agencies (SWA), for employment, hours and earnings; occupational employment statistics; local area labor force and employment; mass layoff statistics; and quarterly census of employment and wages.
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