Economic and Labor Market Information For Job Seekers, NH Department of Employment Security

New Hampshire Local Area Unemployment Statistics provide a monthly measure of civilian labor force levels based on place of residence. Each month estimates are produced on the number of individuals employed and unemployed, and then summed to obtain the estimated labor force.

New Hampshire Employment Projections by Industry and Occupation is published every two years. Statewide projections for 64 industries and 647 occupations are included along with a brief description of trends that may affect demand for employment over the ten-year period.

Job Outlook and Locator, Occupations by Industry is a tool that can help job seekers, career planners, and others connect to occupations by identifying the industries that most commonly employ workers in a specific occupation

New Hampshire Benefits - This statewide, all-industry survey gathered data about employee benefits offered by businesses in New Hampshire. The results are reported for respondents overall, and are broken out by size of firms.

New Hampshire Occupational Employment and Wages contains wage and employment estimates for roughly 600 occupations in New Hampshire. Data tables include job title, SOC (Standard Occupational Classification) code, estimated employment, entry level wage, mean (average) wage, median wage, and experience wage.

New Hampshire Job Notes is an annual career planning tabloid that provides information on exploring, setting, and achieving career goals. The tabloid has articles on new and future occupations; average wages, growth rates, and training requirements for over 200 occupations in NH; job search techniques; exploring personal skills and interest areas; options for training and education beyond high school; career resources on the Internet; and much more.

The New Hampshire Career Resource Network (NHCRN) is a provider of career development resources. NHCRN disseminates information about education, jobs, occupations, and careers. It also provides the tools for using this information in career and educational planning to all who may benefit from such information.

NHetwork provides data for job seekers, business people, economic developers, counselors, librarians, and others who need information about the labor market and the economy.

Licensed, Certified and Registered Occupations in New Hampshire provides information about occupational licenses, certifications, or registrations issued by state boards, commissions, and departments. This handbook is the only compilation of information on occupational licensing in New Hampshire, but was not designed to replace detailed information available from the various regulatory boards and agencies

Community Profiles provides information on the 234 incorporated cities and towns in the State of New Hampshire. Data presented here comes from a variety of sources, including community response, published reports, and maps.

User's Guide to Workforce and Career Information includes descriptions of data and publications available through the Economic and Labor Market Information Bureau, as well as a glossary information.