Understanding Oregon’s Labor Force
Understanding Oregon’s Labor Force
August 16, 2018Unemployment Estimates from the Current Population Survey
Where Women Work and How Much They Earn
Where Women Work and How Much They Earn
August 16, 2018 Nearly 873,000 jobs at Oregon businesses or state and local governments were held by women in 2016. Women represent 49 percent of employment in Oregon, but the share...
Economic Data Contact
| Contact: | Nick Beleiciks |
| State Employment Economist | |
| Phone: | (800) 262-3912 ext. 7-1267 |
| Email: | nick.j.beleiciks@oregon.gov |
| Address: | 875 Union St NE |
| Salem, OR 97311 |
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Current Employment Estimates (CES)
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Employment & Wages by Industry (QCEW)
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Unemployment Rates (LAUS)
Unemployment Rates
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Inflation Calculator
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State Unemployment Rankings
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Unemployment Rates (LAUS) All Areas
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