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Alabama Employer Locator
This tool uses the Business Finder of the CareerOneStop to search for employers by keyword, business name, industry, or occupation.
Listings in Business Finder are provided by Data Axle ® and are not reported from
the confidential BLS records.
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US Census Bureau, Local Employment Dynamics
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About LED Extraction
About OnTheMap
About OTM for Emergency Mgt.
About QWI Explorer
LED time series data uses censuses and surveys to
provide a broad scope of information. Applications included here are the LED Extract
Tool , OnTheMap (OTM), OTM for Emergency Management, and QWI Explorer.
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Statewide and Regional Products
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Alabama
Table of Contents
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Accelerate Alabama is a strategic plan developed January 2012 to provide direction
for economic development in the state for at least the next three years. Eleven
industry clusters were identified as areas of focus for recruitment, retention,
and renewal in the state. As a partner agency, the Alabama Department of Labor provides
information to support statewide economic development efforts. As a result, The
Labor Market Information Division developed a presentation on each industry cluster
which provides both trends and the most recent data to assist with the efforts of
this initiative. For more information on the Accelerate Alabama plan visit http://www.madeinalabama.com/.
An overview of each Industry Cluster is provided below:
Aerospace
Agriculture
Automotive
Bioscience
Chemical
Corporate Operations
Distribution Logistics
Forestry Products
Information Technology
Metal Manufacturing
Research & Development
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DEMAND OCCUPATIONS
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The Labor Market Information Division develops a full profile of industrial and occupational projections in cooperation with the Projections Managing Partnership (PMP). These projections support functional partners across the state and regional areas.
The Alabama Committee on Credentialing and Career Pathways (ACCCP) and related technical advisory committees are responsible for determining career pathways and creating competency-based frameworks for occupations. Specific occupations are determined as in-demand by applying the ACCCP criteria to LMI’s occupational projections.
Demand Methodology (PDF)
STATEWIDE
a poster or
a brochure
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STATEWIDE AND REGIONAL
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| Less Than Bachelor Demand List:
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| Fast Growing Demand List:
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| Top 25 Demand List:
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Required
Posters for Employer Workplace
Many requests from employers concern the required Alabama Child Labor Law, Workers'
Compensation and Unemployment informational posters needed for display in their
business.
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REPORTS and SURVEYS
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2022 Alabama State of the Workforce
Report
Statewide and area reports are the
collaborative effort of several state agencies and the University of Alabama. Economic
analysis is presented by the Center for Business and Economic Research(CBER) and
the Institute for Social Science Research (ISSR).
2011 Benefits Survey
(PDF) Findings are organized by:
insurance, paid leave, retirement, miscellaneous benefits, and cost of benefits.
Survey findings are further summarized by industry, region of the state, and by
business size.
2011 Green Benefits Survey
(PDF) This survey reports
benefits offered by employers associated with products or services that improve
energy efficiency, expand use of renewable energy, or support environmental sustainability.
Alabama Green Report
(PDF) Reports 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.
Alabama Certifications and Licenses 2019-2023 Report
The State Certifications and Licenses Data, provides data to see relationships that exist
between certifications/licenses and several different descriptive variables, such as demographics,
occupations, industries, wages, and labor force. Report developed by The Council for Community
and Economic Research (C2ER) and the Labor Market Information Institute.
Alabama
Underemployment Forecast
This report presents the results of the first attempt at forecasting underemployment
rates in the State of Alabama, Workforce Development Regions, and counties for 2013
through 2018 using past underemployment survey results.
Alabama
Underemployment Report
2012 estimates of underemployed and characteristics of employed, underemployed and
nonworkers for the state and workforce development areas. Includes the survey questions
for underemployed and the results of the questions by area.
A Comparison of 2013 Underemployment Rate Forecasts
And Survey Results in Alabama
This report presents a comparison of the 2013 underemployment survey results with
the first attempt at forecasting those rates for the State of Alabama, workforce
development regions, and counties. 2013 survey results are compared against the
forecasted results for 2013.
Business Employment Dynamics(BED)
Business Employment Dynamics 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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Health Care Industry Cluster Report
(PDF) In the design of the ACCELERATE ALABAMA target industry cluster reports, this report provides a vast amount of data on the Healthcare Industry in the state to include;
number of employers, size of employers, top occupations, employment trends, projections, and various demographics of workers in the industry. This report will be updated annually.
High Tech in Alabama
(PDF) 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 regions.
HWOL
The Help Wanted Online Data Series™ fills a critical gap in the current U.S. economic
indicators by providing timely monthly measures of labor demand (advertised vacancies)
at the national, regional, State and metropolitan area levels. These monthly measures
are comparable in timing and geographic detail to the Bureau of Labor Statistics
(BLS) monthly measures of labor supply (unemployment).
Technical Notes
Employment 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.
High Demand, Fast Growing and Detailed Occupations are included in the Employment Projections interactive tables.
 Older Worker Report
(PDF) The Geographic Distribution and Characteristics of Older Workers in Alabama.
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