The LED Program New Data for Local Decision-making
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The LED ProgramNew Data for Local Decision-making
Julia Lane
Senior Research Fellow
And the LEHD Staff
Overview
What the LED program is
Current Status
Sample Analysis
Next steps
What the LED Program Is
What is LED?
Local – County, Sub County, WIA
Employment and Earnings – demographics (age and sex)
Dynamics – New measures of labor market dynamics Job Gain and Loss Hires, Recalls, Separations Earnings
Uses: Local Labor Market Information
Strategic Planning
LED Fills Key Data Gaps
Universal 98% of employment in partner statesLongitudinal in businesses and workersWorker Information Date of birth, place of birth, sex,
earningsFirm Information Four digit industry, turnover, growth, salesCurrent Sent quarterly (six months after transaction date) –
start date 1990(+)Comparable Same definitions across statesDetailed Geography: place of residence and place of work to
latitude/longitude
The Local Employment Dynamics Program
Link RecordPerson-ID Employer-IDData
Business Register Employer-IDCensus Entity-IDData
Economic Censuses and SurveysCensus Entity-ID Data
Demographic Surveys
Household RecordHousehold-IDData
Person Record Household-IDPerson-IDData
Confidentiality Protections
Anonymized data
Approved Projects only
Statistical Purposes only
Title 13 ($250,000 fine/5 years in jail if confidentiality breached)
Disclosure review
Firewall within firewall within firewall protection
Current Status
Data Dissemination
CD Roms sent to LMI shops (also ftp option)
Wheels
Website access
http://lehd.dsd.census.gov
Sample Analysis:
Local Labor Market InformationPerformance benchmarks for:
EarningsJob DurationHiring Rates
New Information on CO Earnings by Gender:How Much Do Jobs Pay?
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All Industries Construction Retail Trade FIRE Services
Earnings by Industry
Male Female
Annual Average Monthly Earnings in Selected Industries, by Age, Colorado: 2001: Source: US Census Bureau and CO Dept of Labor and Employment
Annual Average Monthly Earnings in Selected Industries, by Age, Colorado: 2001: Source: US Census Bureau and CO Dept of Labor and Employment
New Information on CO Earnings By Age:How Much Do Workers of Different Ages Make?
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Earnings by Age
Total New Hires
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New Hires/Total Employment: By Age
New Hires as Proportion of Total Employment, by Age, Colorado: 2001: Source: LED Program, US Census Bureau and CO Dept of Labor and Employment
New Information on CO Workforce Dynamics:How Many New Hires Are There For Every Job?
Annual Average Monthly Earnings in Selected Industries, by Age, Colorado: 2001: Source: US Census Bureau and CO Dept of Labor and Employment
New Local Earnings Information:How Much Do Women Working In The Denver WIA Make?
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Earnings by Age Category: Denver Women
All Workers New Hires
Sample Analysis:Information for Strategic Planning
Who’s hiring workers?What’s happening in key industries?
What are the aging trends?
Identifying CO Demographic Trends Using New Hires: Female Employment and New Hires in Construction
Total and New Hire Employment: Construction
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Employed New Hires
Annual Average Female Employment in Construction, Colorado: Source: US Census Bureau and CO Dept of Labor and Employment
Identifying CO Demographic Trends Using New Hire Earnings:New Hire Earnings As Proportion Of All Female Construction Workers
New Hire Earnings/All Earnings in Construction
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Average Annual Monthly Earnings of Women Who Are New Hires as a Percentage of Earnings of All Women in the Construction Industry in Colorado : Source: US Census Bureau and CO Dept of Labor and Employment
Zeroing In On Key CO Industries
Employment Growth since 1996
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Help Supply Biological Research
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Total Employment for industries 7363 (Help Supply Services) and 8731 (Biological Research): Source: US Census Bureau and CO Dept of Labor and Employment
Zeroing In On The Demographics of Key CO Industries
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Proportion
1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001
Proportion of Workforce that is Female: by Industry
Help Supply Biological Research
Female Employment as Proportion of Total Employment for industries 7363 (Help Supply Services) and 8731 (Biological Research): Source: US Census Bureau and CO Dept of Labor and Employment
Zeroing In On The Demographics Of Key CO Industries
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Proportion
Under 25 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65+
Workforce Distribution by Age
Help Supply Biological Research
Employment by Age Category as Proportion of Total Employment for industries 7363 (Help Supply Services) and 8731 (Biological Research): Source: US Census Bureau and CO Dept of Labor and Employment
Strategic Planning: The Aging Population in CO
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Proportion
Under 25 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65+
Colorado Workforce by Age
Employment by Age Category as Proportion of Total Employment for all industries: Source: US Census Bureau and CO Dept of Labor and Employment
Strategic Planning: CO Aging Trends
Trends in the Proportion of Workers 45 and older
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Employment by Age Category as Proportion of Total Employment for all industries: Source: US Census Bureau and CO Dept of Labor and Employment
Strategic Planning: CO Workforce Age by Industry
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Ag. Min Const Mfg TCU Whl. Trd Ret. Trd. FIRE Ser.
Older Workforce Proportions by Industry
55-64 65+
Employment by Age Category as Proportion of Total Employment for all industries: Source: US Census Bureau and CO Dept of Labor and Employment
Strategic Planning: What Older Workers Make in Different Industries
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Older Workforce Earnings by Industry
55-64 65+
Earnings by Age Category by industry: Source: US Census Bureau and CO Dept of Labor and Employment
Next Steps
Products• Mapping• Welfare Recipient Indicators• Transportation
Program• Expansion• Training