Occupation Projections, California LaborMarketInfo

Projections of Employment by Occupation

Projections of Employment by Occupation are future projections or "outlook" of the employment for jobs. These projections are typically for a ten-year period.

Where Can I Find These Data?

Identify Fastest Growing Occupations in my area � See the Occupations in Demand
Find projections for an occupation in my county or California � Use the Occupation Profile
Download Projections for All Occupations by Geography � Use the Excel files by area
Advanced Search for Projections by Multiple Occupations or Areas � Use the Occupational Projections Data Search Tool
Job Outlook for California Community College Occupational Education Programs
Short-Term (two-year) Projections for California

What's in the Occupation Projections?

Geography – California, metropolitan areas, and regions.

Occupation – Jobs classified using the Standard Occupation Classification (SOC) system.

Employment – Number of jobs in a base year and target year for a 10-year period.

Numeric and percent change – Difference between the base and target year employment.

Net Replacements – Number of job openings due to workers leaving an occupation.

These Data Are Also Called

Employment Outlook
Jobs in Demand
Fastest Growing Jobs
High Demand Jobs

Trends and Info on Occupational Projections

Nontraditional Employment for Women
There are over 200 nontraditional occupations in California. Women make up 25 percent or less of the workforce for these jobs. They typically have a higher rate of pay than jobs traditionally held by women.

The Links between California and National Projections

Occupation Profile

Get the Facts - wages, outlook, licensing, and more for an occupation in the State or a county.

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California Occupational Guides - For career exploration includes job description and requirements, local job outlook, local benefits and wages, licensing, education, training, links to possible employers, how to find a job, and links to additional resources.

Occupation Classification

The data provided in Labor Market Info use the Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) to classify occupations.

Use CodeFinder! to look up an occupation code for your occupations.

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