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Labor Market Statistics - Economic Research and Analysis

Employment v. Unemployment :	11-20-2009: Oklahoma's total non-farm employment increases 8,800 over previous month.
Initial and Continued Claims :	11-19-2009: Initial and Continued claims four week moving averages decrease from prior week.
County Unemployment Rates :	10-28-2009: 64 Oklahoma counties' over-the-month unemployment rate declined or remained unchanged.
State Unemployment Rates :	10-21-2009: Oklahoma, 18 other states, have a drop in unemployment rates.

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	News Releases: Visit here for the latest News Releases including employment and unemployment rates and important agency announcements concerning unemployment insurance benefits.		Local Area Unemployment Statistics: Visit here for current and historical employment and unemployment data as well as maps featuring the U.S.’s and Oklahoma’s unemployment rates.
	Current Employment Statistics: The CES program provides detailed industry data on employment, hours, and earnings of workers on nonfarm payrolls collected through a large, nationwide survey.		Occupational Employment Statistics: Visit here for information on hourly and annual wages organized by occupation and area. The Occupational Wage Network (OWN) is accessible from here.
	Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages: The QCEW program provides a near census of data relating to employment, wages, and number of business establishments organized by industry and by geographic area.		Local Employment Dynamics: The LED program offers statistics on employment and wages by industry, age, and sex at any geographic location you choose.
	Industry and Occupational Employment Projections: Visit here to explore industry and employment projections. Our projections data is presented at the statewide level, or at the Workforce Investment Area level.		Workforce Investment Area Data: Visit here to explore data organized geographically by Workforce Investment Area (WIA). Included in this link are the WIA Economic Reports.
	Publications: Visit here to access publications produced by the Economic Research and Analysis Division.		Resources: Visit here for contact information, useful web links, a glossary of economic and statistical terminology, or to locate other states' labor market information/statistics web sites.
	The Recession: Visit here to access special reports and data related to the current recession. Reports include those created by our agency as well as other entities.		Employer Locator: Visit here to access the employer locator where you can find contact information of business establishments by county.
	Business Employment Dynamics: The Business Employment Dynamics program is a set of statistics generated from the Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, or ES-202, program. These quarterly data series consist of gross job gains and gross job losses statistics from 1992 forward. These data help to provide a picture of the dynamic state of the labor market.		Contact Information: Visit here to find the complete phone and e-mail directory for the Economic Research and Analysis Staff.