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Long-term projections are for a ten-year period. The most recent data is for 2006 to 2016. Employment projections are available for both industries and occupations. An industry is where a person works, such as an insurance company, a paper manufacturing plant, or a restaurant. An occupation describes what a person does, such as a truck driver, physical therapist, or carpenter.

Wisconsin's Job Outlook, 2006-2016 Eighteen page narrative highlighting projections	PDF
Wisconsin Jobs 2016 Brochure Highlights the best prospects for job seekers in 2016	PDF

2006-2016 Industry Projections

Detailed Industry Projections All industries at the 3-digit NAICS level	Excel PDF
Selected Industry Tables Fastest growing, largest, most new jobs	Excel PDF

2006-2016 Occupational Projections

Detailed Occupational Projections All occupations at the 6-digit SOC level	Excel PDF
Selected Occupation Tables Fastest growing, most job openings, most new jobs	Excel PDF
Most Job Openings by Education and Training Level Top ten jobs in each education and training category	Excel PDF
Healthcare Occupations Statewide projections for selected healthcare occupations	Excel PDF
Information Technology Occupations Statewide projections for selected IT occupations	Excel PDF
Top 25 Jobs in Wisconsin Occupations with wages above the statewide median, ranked by total projected job openings	Excel PDF

 

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Wisconsin Short-Term Projections

Regional Projections, Long- and Short-Term

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Contact Information:
 

Victoria Udalova, Economist
Office of Economic Advisors
608-267-9607
Victoria.Udalova@dwd.wisconsin.gov

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