Find Industry Data

Industry specific information can show expected employment levels, the distribution and growth of jobs, and average wages.

Industries are defined by the goods and services they provide and are comprised of many different places of work, called establishments. Each industry has a unique combination of occupations, production techniques, inputs and outputs, and business characteristics. Many aspects of labor market information can be classified into industries.

Industry Outlook
Statewide and local area short-term and long-term industry forecast, including growing and declining industries and rate of growth and decline.

Industry Focus
Detailed industry information including the top industries for a local area and its workers, how a particular industry ranks among top industries, and characteristics of workers in a specific industry.

Find Industry Data - Related Links

  • Georgia LaborMarket Explorer

    Link to this dynamic and interactive information system that contains a wide range of information about the labor market and economic conditions for Georgia and local areas.

  •  Nonagricultural Employment - Monthly (PDF, 285.8 KB)

    Current Employment Statistics (CES), statewide and by Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA), including preliminary and revised industry figures. (PDF)

  • Georgia Department of Economic Development

    Access economic development information including resources for business expansion and relocation, small business operations, and technology and biotech development.

  • Georgia Employment and Wages

    Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW) for the average number of establishments, monthly employment, and weekly wages for major industries. (PDF)

  • Business Employment Dynamics (BED)

    Quarterly statewide private level data on gross job gains, gross job losses, number of establishments gaining and losing employment, and net change in number of establishments.

  • Local Area Profiles

    View comprehensive information, including industry mix, income, and occupational profiles, for each of Georgia's 159 counties and surrounding areas.

  • Labor Market Publications

    Connect to a variety of publications on such topics as labor force, unemployment insurance, occupations, and industries.