Quick-Lesson Data Sources Podcasts
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These step-by-step instruction guides will help you to identify and use labor market and workforce statistics. The presentations are written simply, and presume no previous subject matter or statistical knowledge. Each is comprised of a podcast roughly 10 minutes long plus a transcript of 2-3 pages.
The podcast and transcript can be used either separately or together; however, please note that the transcript links can't be accessed from the podcasts and the podcasts include visuals not available in the transcripts.
Some provide an overview of a topic (like unemployment data), while others explain in a step-by-step manner how to obtain a specific type of data or to use a specific data tool. Each topical presentation includes basic definitions, a brief historical background, links to the most important data sources, and practical tips on how to interpret and use the data and avoid common mistakes. The tool- and data-specific presentations are designed to enable you to obtain data by the end.
1. Unemployment Data (podcast)
2. Dislocated Worker and Layoff Data (podcast)
3. Employment Projections (podcast)
4. Geographical Economic and Employment Data (podcast)
5. Economic Data 101 (podcast)
6. The Data Dozen Key Workforce Data and Information Sites (podcast)
7. Using E-Tools to Identify Growing Industries (podcast)
8.Using E-Tools to Identify Industry Concentration Ratios (podcast)
9.Using E-Tools to Identify Occupations (podcast)
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- Resource Publication Date: 2015
- Posted by: Germell Hosch
- Posted in: Global