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Occupational Projections and Training Data, 2004-05 Edition

This statistical and research supplement to the 2004-05 Occupational Outlook Handbook presents detailed, comprehensive statistics used in preparing the Handbook. It also discusses how the data are prepared and presents new research—information that is valuable to training officials, education planners, vocational and employment counselors, jobseekers, and others interested in occupational information. This edition of the supplement is the 17th in a series dating back to 1971.

Chapters:  

  • I.   Educational Attainment Data Improve Occupational Analyses (PDF)
  • II.  The 2002–12 National Employment Matrix Structure (PDF)
  • III. Selected Occupational Data, 2002 and Projected 2012 (PDF)
  • IV.  Factors Affecting Industry Employment and Occupational Utilization, 2002–12 (PDF)
  • V.   Estimating Occupational Replacement Needs (PDF)
  • VI.  Education and Training Statistics (PDF)

Selected Tables:  

  • I–1. Educational attainment cluster, most significant source of postsecondary education or training, and educational attainment distribution, by occupation (PDF) (Zipped XLS)
  • I–4. Cumulative proportion of total 2002 employment level and 2002–12 projected employment change accounted for by high-wage, high-growth occupations (PDF) (Zipped XLS)
  • II–1. National employment matrix occupational directory, 2002 (PDF) (Zipped XLS)
  • II–2. National employment matrix industry directory, 2002 (PDF) (Zipped XLS)
  • III–1. Occupational employment and job openings data, 2002–12, and worker characteristics, 2002 (PDF) (Zipped XLS)
  • III–2. Employment for occupations not presented in the national employment matrix, 2002 (PDF) (Zipped XLS)
  • IV–1. Employment and output by industry, 1992, 2002, and projected 2012 (PDF) (Zipped XLS)
  • IV–2. Factors affecting industry output and employment, 2002–12 (PDF) (Zipped XLS)
  • IV–3. Factors changing occupational utilization, 2002–12 (PDF) (Zipped XLS)
  • V–5. Total and net replacement rates and annual average replacement needs, 2002–12 (PDF) (Zipped XLS)
  • VI–1. Earned awards and degrees, by field of study, 2001–02 (PDF) (Zipped XLS)

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