National and regional labor environments can play a big part in your efforts to help students find jobs, or in planning to provide the types of training that will benefit students most down the road. The following are good places to find labor market data, including labor force estimates, wage information, industry projections and regional trends:

Labor Market Information Training Institute
Navigate the world of workforce information at LMI-net. Find state LMI contacts, learn best practices and utilize certification opportunities.

25 Top Jobs for 2006
Article about the top career opportunities for the year. Information gathered from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

CareerOneStop
Labor Market Information you can find on this easy-to-use Web site includes job market trends for different education levels, state-specific wage and occupational trends and more.

WSJ Career Journal
Job searches, salary data and hiring trends from the Wall Street Journal.

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