Firms in sectors like utilities and manufacturing and states like Maine are more likely to have a high share of workers over age 55.

Young workers saw 24% greater earnings than peers when their first job was with a parent’s employer. Higher earners and blue-collar workers benefited most.

Hurricane season began June 1 and we highlight Census Bureau tools available to help communities prepare for, respond to and recover from natural disasters.

New U.S. Census Bureau data show how veterans fare when they transition to the civilian labor force.

Employment in data centers increased nationally in 2023 but over 40% was concentrated in five states.

More people are moving away from city centers to the outer edges of metro areas but still work in urban centers, blurring the lines between rural and urban.

New research shows the earnings gap between 27-year-old White adults born to low- and high-income parents widened while the low-income Black-White gap narrowed.

Newly released Census Bureau data show how workers changed jobs across industries during and after the pandemic.

Mobility, Opportunity, and Volatility Statistics (MOVS) project shows income dynamics of working-age adults across socio-economic and geographic groups.

Census Bureau research shows that areas where people have more diverse social connections also have higher data quality in the American Community Survey.

Census Bureau statistics are free and help realtors create their own tools to buy and sell properties.

The Census Bureau celebrates Manufacturing Week with new data visualizations, stories and data products from the manufacturing sector.

New research by the Census Bureau, Treasury, and IRS examines variation in receipt of payments across race and ethnic groups.

U.S. Census Bureau tools show how the daytime population of urban job centers declined during the pandemic as more employees worked from home.

Census Bureau’s new Business Dynamics Statistics of U.S. High Tech Industries shows where high-tech jobs are and where new high-tech companies are locating.

In the runup to Manufacturing Day on Oct. 7, we look at the growing role of women in manufacturing.

Primeros Indicadores trimestrales de la fuerza laboral de Puerto Rico publicados hoy proporcionan un perfil demográfico del empleo después del huracán María.

The first Quarterly Workforce Indicators for Puerto Rico released today provide a demographic profile of employment after Hurricane Maria.

As the school year ends, the prospect of summer jobs for youths rises but there’s been a declining overall trend in young people working during summer months.

The U.S. Census Bureau Post-Secondary Employment Outcomes tool has expanded to provide earnings prospects for graduates of 660 schools by field of study.

The U.S. Census Bureau’s Business Dynamics Statistics show how the age and size of firms contributed to job creation and employment shares from 1976 to 2019.

A U.S. Census Bureau tool, Quarterly Workforce Indicators (QWI) Explorer, illustrates increases in the gender pay gap as women age.

A U.S. Census Bureau infographic shows the impact of last year’s three major hurricanes that hit the United States.

The U.S. Census Bureau’s Quarterly Workforce Indicators show the impact of the pandemic on state tourism and related industries.

Stay-at-home orders and shuttered fitness clubs amid COVID pandemic up demand for bicycles, leading to bike shortages and higher prices.

Pollution is harmful not just to those directly exposed but even to their children and grandchildren.

The number of workers holding two or more jobs has increased from 1996 to 2018. The Census Bureau’s Longitudinal Employer-Household Dynamics tracks the growth.

A new data visualization shows the demographic characteristics of people eligible for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program and those who receive it.

Veterans Employment Outcomes, a new Census Bureau experimental product, shows how U.S. Army veterans fare in the job market after discharge.

The Small Business Pulse Survey shows a majority of businesses face long-term challenges while others experienced little or no effect from the pandemic.

All 50 states were declared federal disaster areas due to COVID-19, leading to a redesign of the Census Bureau’s OnTheMap for Emergency Management data tool.

Nearly one-fourth of the manufacturing workforce is age 55 or older and retaining and attracting workers is a challenge.

Soldiers exiting the Army during the Great Recession struggled to find stable civilian employment, according to new Veterans Employment Outcomes data.

The U.S. Census Bureau has launched a website for the National Weather Service’s 122 Weather Forecasting Offices that provides data on businesses in each area.

A recent U.S. Census Bureau webinar explored the challenge of job sprawl in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, using Local Employment Household Dynamics data sets.

The LEHD program began as a small startup. It grew into regularly published national statistics on worker and job flows at no cost to state partners.