Research and Analysis Section

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The Research and Analysis Section is a division of Alaska’s state labor department that collects, analyzes, and publishes data on employment, wages, and the workforce to inform policy and the public.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf government agency division ⓘ
labor market information unit ⓘ
activity analyzing labor market trends ⓘ
collecting employment data ⓘ
collecting wage data ⓘ
collecting workforce data ⓘ
maintaining labor market information systems ⓘ
producing labor market reports ⓘ
publishing statistical data tables ⓘ
responding to information requests from the public and policymakers ⓘ
supporting policy analysis for Alaska’s labor department ⓘ
client Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development leadership ⓘ
Alaska state policymakers ⓘ
businesses in Alaska ⓘ
general public in Alaska ⓘ
job seekers in Alaska ⓘ
researchers and analysts ⓘ
country United States ⓘ
dataType economic indicators related to labor markets ⓘ
employment data ⓘ
industry employment data ⓘ
labor force statistics ⓘ
occupational employment data ⓘ
unemployment statistics ⓘ
wage data ⓘ
workforce demographics ⓘ
employer State of Alaska ⓘ
linked to: Alaska
field economic statistics ⓘ
employment statistics ⓘ
labor economics ⓘ
wage statistics ⓘ
workforce statistics ⓘ
governingBody Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development ⓘ
location Alaska ⓘ
output labor market information bulletins ⓘ
labor market reports ⓘ
online data tools ⓘ
special research studies on Alaska’s workforce ⓘ
statistical publications ⓘ
partOf Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development ⓘ
purpose to analyze labor market and workforce data ⓘ
to collect data on employment, wages, and the workforce in Alaska ⓘ
to publish labor market information for policymakers and the public ⓘ
to support evidence-based workforce and economic policy in Alaska ⓘ
sector public sector ⓘ
state Alaska ⓘ

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