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December issue of Employment in New York State is now available.

New York State's Labor Department vigorously enforces state labor laws to provide a level playing field for law-abiding employers. We work aggressively to ensure a fair wage for all workers and protect the safety and health of workers and the public. We assist the unemployed by providing temporary financial assistance, connect job seekers with employers, and build a workforce that helps New York's businesses compete in today's global economy.

Employment in New York State: October 2009 Issue

Below are current job openings in New York's 10 regional economies. New Yorkers can view the region they live in, see which industries are growing and find out what jobs are available in that economic sector. Job opening numbers are updated frequently.

"Use the Business Directory to obtain the name, address, and contact information for businesses most likely to employ people in your occupation or industry. Employment levels at more than 713,000 firms in New York State were compared with statewide industry staffing patterns for 800 occupations to identify potential employers in your field. "

Employment in New York State June 2010.pdf

Employment in New York State PDF

Employment in New York State - PDF - September 2010

March 2010 Employment in New York

April 2010 - Employment in New York

Employment in New York August 2010 - PDF

Create employment projections and jobs in demand charts by region, industry, and short or long term projections.

Those working in metro areas scattered along the East and West coasts - San Jose, New York, Seattle - tended to get paid better last year than their middle-America counterparts, according to the Labor Department's report comparing occupational pay in 77 metro areas, released Wednesday. Employees in the heartland and in certain southern metro areas, such as Lincoln, Neb., and Tallahassee, Fla., earned the least.

October 2011 Newsletter