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OES Publications by Topic
See also OES Publications by Type
Areas
- Occupational Employment and Wage Patterns in Nonmetropolitan Areas;
John Jones, November 2011 (HTML)
(PDF)
- Area Focus - Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario, CA; Tanner Beam,
August 2011 (HTML) (PDF)
- Gulf Coast Occupational Employment and Wages; Swati Patel, October
2010 (HTML) (PDF)
- Occupational employment patterns in areas with low unemployment
rates; Ben Cover, September 2009 (HTML)
(PDF)
- Area focus - Elkhart-Goshen, IN; July 2009 (HTML)
(PDF)
- OES Maps
- See also Location Quotient
Career
Industries
Location Quotient
Occupations
- Employment trends by typical entry-level education requirement by
Audrey L. Watson, September 2017
- Employment and Wages in Healthcare Occupations; Stella Fayer and
Audrey Watson, December 2015 (HTML)
(PDF)
- Spotlight on Statistics: BLS Statistics by Occupation; Audrey
Watson, August 2014 (HTML) (PDF)
- Implementing the 2010
Standard Occupational Classification in the Occupational Employment
Statistics program by Audrey Watson, May 2013
- Employment and wages in community and social service occupations;
John Jones, October 2012 (HTML)
(PDF)
- Architecture and Engineering Occupations; Audrey Watson, February
2012 (HTML)
(PDF)
- Construction employment: a
visual essay by Ben Cover, November
2011
- Medical physicists
and health physicists: Radiation occupations by
Jeff Lapointe, Summer 2011
- How occupational
employment is affected by mass layoffs by Dina Itkin and Laurie
Salmon, June 2011
- House work: Jobs in
residential upkeep by Amy Bierer, Winter
2010-11
- Jobs on the Environment; June 2009 (HTML)
(PDF)
- SOC Home Page
- See also Wages
STEM
The STEM definition used in most of these publications is only one of many possible definitions of STEM. For the purpose of these publications, STEM is defined to consist of 100 occupations, including computer and mathematical, architecture and engineering, and life and physical science occupations, as well as managerial and postsecondary teaching occupations related to these functional areas and sales occupations requiring scientific or technical knowledge at the postsecondary level.
A list of occupations included in this STEM definition is available at www.bls.gov/oes/stem_list.xlsx. Guidance on alternative definitions can be found under “2010 SOC Crosswalks” at www.bls.gov/soc.
- STEM data sets
- STEM occupations: past, present, and future; Stella Fayer, Alan
Lacey and Audrey Watson, January 2017 (HTML)
(PDF)
- An overview of employment and wages in science, technology,
engineering, and math (STEM) groups; John Jones, April 2014 (HTML)
(PDF)
- Science, technology,
engineering, and mathematics (STEM) occupations: a visual essay by
Ben Cover, John Jones, and Audrey Watson, May
2011
- Metropolitan areas with the
highest and lowest employment shares of STEM occupations, May 2016
Wages
- The Game of Life versus real life: How the data compare
by Elizabeth Cross, June 2018
- Purchasing
power: using wage statistics with regional price parities
to create a standard for comparing wages across U.S.
areas by Ben Cover, April 2016
- How much could I be earning? Using Occupational Employment Statistics data
during salary negotiations
- Measuring
wage inequality within and across U.S.
metropolitan areas, 2003-13 by J. Chris
Cunningham, September 2015
- Wage differentials: how jobseekers can use them to analyze
occupational wage and cost of living data by U.S. area; Ben Cover,
September 2014 (HTML)
(PDF)
- How Jobseekers and Employers Can Use Occupational Employment
Statistics (OES) Data during Wage and Salary Discussions; Clayton
Lindsay, April 2010 (HTML) (PDF)
- What do OES data have to
say about increasing wage inequality? by John Jones,
June 2009
- How shifting occupational
composition has affected the real average wage by
Rebecca Keller, June 2009
- The effect of business
ownership change on occupational employment and wages by Dina
Itkin, September 2008
- Beyond averages:
Other ways to look at occupational wages by Ben Cover, Winter
2007-08
- Establishment wage
differentials by Julia Lane, Laurie Salmon, and Jim Spletzer,
April 2007
Last Modified Date: January 3, 2019
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