Most people in the United States work for someone else, but a portion of the population works only for themselves. This blog shows overall trends and characteristics for the self-employed.
Preliminary Estimates is an often-overlooked feature of JobsEQ. What these data are and why they are valuable is described below.
We are excited to announce that our CEO and Founder Dr. Chris Chmura will speak in Detroit on November 6, 2019!
Over the last few decades, the number of statistics programs in undergraduate higher education has continued to increase —shifting away from the earlier mindset that statistics courses are merely necessities for graduate studies pursuing other fields. Additionally, since its inception in the late 1990s, enrollment in AP (advanced placement) Statistics courses has been increasing more rapidly than for any other subject.
For workforce developers, knowing which occupations are most in demand is an essential component for developing programs that meet the needs of their local labor markets. However, a particular occupation growing nationally doesn’t necessarily mean it is growing in every geographical market. In this article, we’ll consider the projected occupational growth demand in Pennsylvania compared with growth demand in the nation.