Labor Supply And Demand

Unemployment insurance claimants represent an able and available supply of trained labor. Online postings represent a current demand for labor. A comparison of these two datasets provides an indication of occupational groups for which labor supply is sufficient to meet employer’s current needs and for which there is a shortage of trained workers available to meet employer’s current demands.

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