This dataset provides laborshed survey information on those who are actively seeking employment. Information is provided statewide, by city, by regional laborshed areas, and by a variety of categories and subcategories. A laborshed is defined as the area or region from which an employment center draws its commuting workers. It shows the distribution of these workers regardless of political boundaries.

This dataset contains the data displayed in Iowa Workforce Development's Career Explorer. The detailed work activities by occupational title are provided in this dataset, as defined by ONet.

This dataset contains the data displayed in Iowa Workforce Development's Career Explorer. This is occupational level data by geography. It contains long-term projections including openings, growth, and wages data. This dataset also contains skills data by occupation and licensing data. Jobs are also flagged as Hot Jobs, STEM Jobs, Last Dollar Scholarship Jobs, as well as if it's a Registered Apprenticeship eligible job. Furthermore, this dataset contains the education and training requirements needed per job, a brief job description, and a link to a video about the job. Lastly, the dataset shows the top employing industries by occupation.

This dataset contains the data displayed in Iowa Workforce Development's Career Explorer. This data is specific to occupational skills and their definitions, as defined by ONet.

This dataset contains the data displayed in Iowa Workforce Development's Career Explorer. This information lists the top five related occupations to the primary occupation provided. Information source is ONet.

This dataset contains the data displayed in Iowa Workforce Development's Career Explorer. This dataset provides information on the top employing industries for each occupation. The source of this data is Iowa Workforce Development's long-term occupational projections.

This dataset contains the data displayed in Iowa Workforce Development's Career Explorer. This dataset is a crosswalk between Standard Occupational Codes (SOC) and Military Occupational Specialty codes (MOS or MOC). This is intended to help active and inactive military individuals determine what occupations they are qualified for based on their military specialty.

This dataset provides laborshed survey information about the commute patterns of employees in in all laborshed areas. A laborshed is defined as the area or region from which an employment center draws its commuting workers. It shows the distribution of these workers regardless of political boundaries.

This dataset provides laborshed survey information on current and desired employment benefits. Information is provided statewide, by city, by regional laborshed areas, and by a variety of categories and subcategories. A laborshed is defined as the area or region from which an employment center draws its commuting workers. It shows the distribution of these workers regardless of political boundaries.

This dataset provides laborshed survey information on the current and desired shares of healthcare premiums between employees and employers. Information is provided statewide, by city, by regional laborshed areas, and by a variety of categories and subcategories. A laborshed is defined as the area or region from which an employment center draws its commuting workers. It shows the distribution of these workers regardless of political boundaries.