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US Census Bureau, Local Employment
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| 2010 Alabama State of the Workforce Report
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Alabama's
Green Jobs Portal
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 Alabama’s Green Jobs Portal is an online career resource that promotes an environmentally sustainable workforce.
Job opportunities posted here involve practices, products or services that improve energy efficiency, expand use of renewable energy, or support
environmental sustainability. |
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Alabama Green Report |
The Greener Side of Alabama’s Workforce, Your Pathway to Green Jobs report was
prepared by the Alabama Department of Industrial Relations in response to the
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act grant awarded to the Labor Market
Information Division. The premise of
the Alabama Green Report was to determine the extent of the green labor market
in plausible energy efficient and renewable energy industries. Additionally, the report identifies
occupations and skill requirements characterized as ‘green’ within those
industries in Alabama.
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ACLMIS |
Alabama's Comprehensive Labor Market Information System (ACLMIS) interactively
displays and analyzes a wide variety of labor market information which is stored
in the nationally standardized Workforce Information Database (WID).
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Alabama Supply Report |
The report was prepared for the Alabama Department of Industrial Relations through
a partnership with the National Association of State Workforce Agencies (NASWA),
the National Center on Education and the Economy (NCEE) and Advanced Workforce Systems.
It seeks to answer the basic question of where are the workers?
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| Alabama West WIRED Report |
The U.S. Department of Labor's Workforce Innovation in Regional Economic
Development (WIRED) Initiative allows regions across the country to apply for federal dollars
to enhance economic development by bringing together state, local, and federal agencies.
Western Alabama and Eastern Mississippi form a region encompassing eighteen counties in Alabama and nineteen counties in Mississippi. The counties included in the Alabama portion are Marion,
Lamar, Fayette, Walker, Pickens, Tuscaloosa, Greene, Sumter, Hale, Perry, Dallas, Marengo, Choctaw, Clarke, Wilcox,
Monroe, Lowndes, and Conecuh.
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2011 Benefits
Survey |
A survey of employers in the state describing the type of benefits their employees
receive. The findings are organized by the following five categories: insurance,
paid leave, retirement, miscellaneous benefits, and cost of benefits. The survey
findings are further summarized by industry, region of the state, and by business
size.
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Green Benefits Survey |
The Green Benefits Survey has been produced through a Labor Market Information
Improvement Grant awarded to Alabama through the American Recovery and
Reinvestment Act. The study provides information on the types of benefits
reported green employers in the state offer their employees. It covers
insurance, paid leave, retirement, miscellaneous benefits, and cost of benefits.
Finally the study provides a comparison of benefits offered by the reported
green employers as opposed to all other surveyed employers in the state.
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Business Employment Dynamics (BED) Newsletter |
STATE OF ALABAMA BUSINESS EMPLOYMENT DYNAMICS: The Business
Employment Dynamics (BED) data are a quarterly measure of gross job gains (expansions
and openings) and gross job losses (contractions and closings) and is derived from
the Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages.
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Census Older Worker Report |
The Geographic Distribution and Characteristics of Older Workers in Alabama: 2004, refreshed with 2009 data. |
| Commuting Pattern Reports |
Where do Alabama Residents Work?
Where do Alabama Workers Live?
These reports contain travel pattern statistics and are updated to include the latest (2009) data.
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High Tech in Alabama Report |
Based on the Bureau of Labor Statistics standards of High Technology Industries and Occupations, this report displays the dispersion of high tech employment in the
State and the Workforce Development Regions (WDR). It concludes with employment projections for these high tech industries and occupations for the
State and WDR through the year 2018.
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Maps |
Maps showing the locations of certain industries throughout the State and
Workforce Development Regions. |
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Projections |
The Alabama Labor Market Information Division produces projected employment by
occupation and industry for the State and Workforce Development Regions.
National Projections are available from
the Bureau of Labor Statistics' Office of Occupational Statistics and Employment
Projections. |
| Publications |
This is a list of monthly, quarterly, annual, and biennial
publications that are produced by the Alabama Department of Industrial
Relations, Labor Market Information Division. |
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Quarterly Workforce Concentration Maps |
Indicators are thematically mapped across
all counties in Alabama to show concentrations of total employment, new
hires, turnover, and separations activity as well as net job flows and average
monthly earnings.
Historical Maps: |