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The Georgia Department of Labor (GDOL)
collects, analyzes, and publishes a wide array of information
about the state’s labor market. This information provides a
snapshot of Georgia’s economy, job market, businesses, and its
workforce. Data on jobs and workers, including labor force,
employment and unemployment, industrial growth, occupational
trends, and wage rates, are increasingly important to remaining
competitive in the global marketplace.
Industries are defined by the goods and services they provide
and are comprised of many different places of work, called establishments.
Each industry has a unique combination of occupations, production
techniques, inputs and outputs, and business characteristics.
Many aspects of labor market information can be classified into
industries. Industry specific information can show expected
employment levels, the distribution and growth of jobs, and
average wages.
Industry
Outlook
Statewide and local area ten-year industry
forecast including growing and declining industries and rate
of growth and decline.
Industry
Focus
Detailed industry information including the top industries for a local area and its workers, how a particular industry ranks among top industries, and characteristics of workers in a specific industry. |
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Resources for Industry Data |
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Georgia
Employment and Wages
Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW) for the average
number of establishments, monthly employment, and weekly wages
for major industries. (PDF)
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How
Industries are Classified (NAICS)
Learn more about the North American Industry Classification
System (NAICS), which is the standardized system for collecting
and analyzing data by industries. (PDF)
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Business Employment Dynamics (BED)
Quarterly statewide private level data on gross job gains, gross job losses, number of establishments gaining and losing employment, and net change in number of establishments.
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Georgia
Department of Economic Development
Access economic development information
including resources for business expansion and relocation, small
business operations, and technology and biotech development.
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Nonagricultural
Employment
Current Employment Statistics (CES), statewide and by Metropolitan
Statistical Area (MSA), including preliminary and revised industry
figures. (PDF)
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Current
Publications
Connect to a variety of publications
on such topics as labor force, unemployment insurance, occupations,
and industries.
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U.
S. Department of Commerce,Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA)
Link to information on the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and
its interaction with industries. Access other economic activity
factors including personal income.
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FedStats
Access official statistics collected
and published by more than 100 federal agencies. Link to data
on the economy, population, foreign trade, energy use, and more.
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U.S.
Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS)
Link to the agency responsible for labor economics information
and statistics including wages, working conditions, productivity,
inflation, spending, and the consumer price index.
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Labor
Market Information for Other States
Explore labor market data and information from other states.
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Area
Labor Profiles
View comprehensive information, including
industry mix, income, and occupational profiles, for each of
Georgia's 159 counties and surrounding areas.
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