Employment Projections

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Employment Projections Data

2019 - 2021 Preliminary Short Term Projections

2020 - 2028 Statewide and Regional Projections
Select an Option Statewide CareerSource Escarosa (1) CareerSource Okaloosa Walton (2) CareerSource Chipola (3) CareerSource Gulf Coast (4) CareerSource Capital Region (5) CareerSource North Florida (6) CareerSource Florida Crown (7) CareerSource Northeast Florida (8) CareerSource North Central Florida (9) CareerSource Citrus Levy Marion (10) CareerSource Flagler Volusia (11) CareerSource Central Florida (12) CareerSource Brevard (13) CareerSource Pinellas (14) CareerSource Tampa Bay (15) CareerSource Pasco Hernando (16) CareerSource Polk (17) CareerSource Suncoast (18) CareerSource Heartland (19) CareerSource Research Coast (20) CareerSource Palm Beach County (21) CareerSource Broward (22) CareerSource South Florida (23) CareerSource Southwest Florida (24)   

Resources (Dictionary / Crosswalks / Coding Structures)
Select an Option SIC to NAICS Crosswalk OES to SOC Crosswalk OES Occupational Dictionary by Code OES Occupational Dictionary by Title SOC Dictionary - Spanish Version SOC Codes - Spanish Version Occupational Employment Statistics Coding Structure DOT to SOC Crosswalk

COVID-19 Note

The 2020 – 2028 industry and occupational projections reflect the continued effects of COVID-19 and the efforts to reopen businesses and services. These effects are reflected in the 2020 employment estimates and result in higher employment growth rates in those industries and occupations which have been impacted the most.

Visualizations

Fastest Growing Industries
Fastest Growing Occupations
Employment by Educational Attainment
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