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Overview of Industry Employment Data Sources

December 3, 2014 / By Daniel Flaming

Table of industry employment data sources, from federal, state and local sources.
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Industry Employment and Earnings by Los Angeles City Planning Areas

December 3, 2014 / By Daniel Flaming

Industry Employment and Earnings by Los Angeles City Planning Areas Employment and earnings index for 4-digit SIC Industries in Los Angeles, for 1992 and 1998, industries employing 5,000 or more workers. Includes data for Los Angeles County, Los Angeles City, and the seven Los Angeles City planning areas, plus a map of the planning areas. 

Internet Data Sources for Local Labor Market Analysis

December 3, 2014 / By Daniel Flaming

This page lists sources of local labor market information that are useful for analysis. It is divided into three sections: Federal, California State, and Local. Please let us know if any links become outdated. FEDERAL AGENCIES Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census County Business Patterns – Industry Establishment, Payroll and Employment Data County Business Patterns is an annual series of data from the Census Bureau’s Business Register, a file of all known companies. 

L.A. Economy Project Data

December 1, 2005 / By Brent Haydamack

L.A. Economy Project Data Seven years of employment and payroll information (1996-2002) for each employer in Los Angeles County was analyzed, along with detailed information about the residential labor force of the City of Los Angeles to produce a data library for strategic economic planning. Major categories of information include: the industry base in each area of the city and growth trends and wages; the residential labor force in each area of the city and skill levels and earnings; and the informal economy – its size and the industries responsible for offering unreported jobs. 

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