Occupational Projections Data Definitions*

Employment Projections Data Definitions - Bureau of Labor Statistics

The National Employment Matrix measures total employment as a count of jobs, not a count of individual workers.

Occupational Employment Projections Data

The Occupational Projections Data database displays data on employment, employment change, occupational openings, education, training, and wages

Understanding BLS Employment Projections

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Occupational Employment Projections Methodology

Occupational employment projections ("projections") estimate the changes in occupational employment over time resulting from industry growth, technological ...

Occupational Projections Definitions

The target, or ending, year of the forecast cycle. In order to produce target-year occupational projections, a change factor is developed and applied to each ...

Occupational Projections - MDES

Occupational Employment Projections show the expected future number of workers to be employed in different occupations of the labor market during a given ...

Long-Term Occupational Projections Technical Notes

Total, annual average openings--annual number of job openings expected in an occupation due to change plus separations, where separations equal labor force ...

Occupational Projections | Iowa Workforce Development

Occupational projections, also known as forecasts, provide detailed information on the estimated activity for each occupation in areas of employment, growth ...

Understanding Trailblazers Occupational Data | ctetrailblazers

The estimated number of jobs or positions in each occupation in the initial year of the projection. This is a count of positions, not workers; many people have ...

Employment Projections: Data Sources & Methodology - Analytics

These projections utilize a wide variety of models to determine long term industry trends, which in turn impact the occupational projections. The projections ...

Employment Projections - Labor Market Information - CA.gov

Employment Projections estimate the changes in industry and occupational employment over time resulting from industry growth, technological change, and other ...

Short Term Projections Technical Notes Industry and Occupational ...

Total, annual average openings - annual number of job openings expected in an occupation due to change plus separations, where separations equal labor force ...

Concept videos: Understanding BLS Employment Projections

Learn the terms and ideas that can help you understand employment projections data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Industry and Occupational Projections

Employment projections provide job seekers, policy makers, and other stakeholders insight into how many jobs exist within specified industries and occupations.

Employment Projections - FloridaJobs.org

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Occupational Employment Projections - - WisConomy

Occupational employment projections involves merging data from three sources - the Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) survey, the US Bureau of ...

Projections | Employment Security Department

Employment projections provide job seekers, policy makers and training providers an idea of how many jobs exist within industries and occupations, ...

Occupational Employment Projections - Long Term - NEworks

Numeric employment change is the difference in the number of jobs between the base and projected years. A positive number means employment is growing due to the ...

Labor Market Information Center - Employment Projections ...

Indicate the projected demand for workers in occupations. Recommended Uses of the Projections Data. Planning for future training needs; Analyzing future ...

Employment Projections - Ohio Labor Market Information

Details & Definitions · Industry projections use the North American Industry Classification System ( NAICS ). · Occupational projections use categories defined in ...