Employment & Unemployment
- Data & Statistical Sources: Labor & Employment [Cornell University Library]Detailed guide, supporting Cornell's ILR School (the School of Industrial & Labor Relations).
- EEOC Statistics
U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
- Enforcement & Litigation Statistics
- Employment Statistics - data drawn from reporting forms required of employers. "EEOC Explore" offers data visualization tools for data on Job Patterns For Minorities and Women in Private Industry (EEO-1).
- "EEOC Explore is an interactive data query and mapping tool that gives users access to the most current, granular, and privacy protected aggregate EEO-1 data publicly available." Includes "data associated with more than 56 million employees and 73,000 employers nationwide. The user-friendly tool enables stakeholders to explore and compare data trends across a number of categories, including location, sex, race and ethnicity, and industry sector without the need for experience in computer programming or statistical analysis.” From the FAQ.
- ILO Statistics & DatabassesInternational Labour Organization data.
- TED: The Economics DailyBlog from the Bureau of Labor Statistics—one of many feeds you can subscribe to.
- Time's Up Measure Up Data Dashboard
Data on women in the workforce, in elected office, with caregiving responsibilities, etc.
From Time's Up Foundation. - U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Part of the Department of Labor, this agency compiles data you hear about all the time (the unemployment rate, the Consumer Price Index) and a lot more.