Labor Market Information (LMI) includes – trend and current data on occupations, labor markets, and the economy. LMI is crucial for the planning and delivery of workforce development. In addition to trend and current data, LMI provides long (10 year) and short (2 year) industry and occupational projections for the state of Arizona and sub-geographies. For customizable report, use the labor market tools or select the data analysis tab at the top right side of the page.
Arizona has joined the U.S. Census Bureau's innovative Local Employment Dynamics (LED) effort. LED provides detailed workforce indicators never before available at the metro and county levels, measures such as new hires, separations, and job churning by worker age, gender, and industry. The Quarterly Workforce Indicators and Industry Focus tools can be accessed from the Labor Market Tools section of this page. |
 Local Area Profile
Get an overview of labor market information in a particular area within the state. Select an area and the type of data you want to see...
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Quarterly Workforce Indicators
Quarterly Workforce Indicators (QWI) include total employment, net job flows, job creation, new hires, separations, turnover, gender, avarage monthly earnings, average new hire earnings - all at the detailed industry level and substate geographies and gender and age. Note - Federal employment is not included, and tribal employment data is not differentiated. The QWI Online provides quick queries of local employment data and comparison reports.
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Industry Focus
This tool provides quick queries of top industries and local workforce information. Note - Federal employment is not included, and tribal employment data is not differentiated.
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Occupation Explorer
Find information about any number of occupations--wages, job openings, training programs, employment projections and more...
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Industry Explorer
Find industry data including covered employment and payrolls, unemployment claims, mass layoff statistics, occupations by industry. Link to occupational information.
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Find Employers
Looking for work is a full time job. Use this tool to search the "hidden job market" for potential employers by occupations, industry, or name...
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Find Training Programs & Providers
Search Arizona HEAT (Helping Everyone Access Training) website.
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Labor Market Information Training
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| Research Administration is the state labor market information agency for the state of Arizona. As a provider of Labor Market Information (LMI), Research Administration offers LMI training to LMI users. There are many users of LMI, and to tailor products and services accordingly, we have identified four general user groups: |
Group One
Job Seekers, Students, Parents, General Public |
Group Two
One Stop Front Line Staff, Employment Specialists, Job Developers, Counselors, Teachers |
Group Three
Labor Market Analysts, Researchers, Economists |
Group Four
Decision makers in Education, Business, & Government; Economic Developers, Policy Makers |
If you are interested in LMI training for your group or would like more information, please contact:
Rick Van Sickle
Az Dept of Commerce Research Administration
602-771-1122
rickv@azcommerce.com |
Sample Handouts (PDF format):
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| Recent PowerPoint Sample (3.8 MB) Click here |
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Growing and Declining Industries by County
John Graeflin |
 Based on recent data from the Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW) program, industries by county are listed that experienced significant job growth or decline over the last three years. Compares current rank to previous quarter. Industries are shown at the four-digit NAICS level.
Data source: Quarterly Census of Employment & Wages (ES202). |
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Limited English Proficient Population
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| L E P Tabulations by region:
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LEP data is tabulated by Arizona Local Workforce Investment Areas (LWIAs)
Link to Arizona LWIA Definitions
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| NOTE: Apache, Graham, Greenlee, Navajo, & Santa Cruz Counties, & the Nineteen Tribal Nations LWIAs could not be tabulated separately due to small population size. The data for these areas are tabulated in the Balance of State file. For more details, see the introductory notes in the files. |
| Click here for LEP Policy Guidance Document from the Federal Register |
| Sources: U. S. Dept of Labor, Employment & Training Administration, and U. S. Census Bureau | |
Annual Performance Report
PY 2008 Workforce Information Core Products and Services
Arizona Department of Commerce Research Administration |
| Click here for Report (PDF) |
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