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Census Worker Reemployment Site

The Career OneStop web site has added a page with resources to help former Census 2010 workers with their transition to other employment when their work with the Census Bureau has ended. The site contains links to state-specific unemployment insurance, training, career and job sites.

QCEW State and County Map Application

The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) has developed an interactive state and county map application. It displays geographic economic data through maps, charts, and tables, allowing users to explore employment and wage data of private industry at the National, State, and county level. The source data are taken from the Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW) program.

O*NET Releases Development Version

The National O*NET Center has released version 15 of the O*NET Database as a development version. This version will go into production in the O*NET Online application this fall. The NCSC has developed a Visual FoxPro database containing the release along with supplemental crosswalk and lookup files.

Gulf Oil Spill Resources

CareerOneStop has developed links to resources for those impacted by the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.

O*NET-SOC 2010 Crosswalk Released

With the recent release of an updated Standard Occupational Classification (2010 SOC), the O*NET project is moving forward with plans to transition the O*NET-SOC Taxonomy to this new SOC standard. For the first step of this transition, the O*NET project developed a crosswalk from the current O*NET-SOC taxonomy to the new 2010 SOC. Download a copy of this new crosswalk and other O*NET-SOC crosswalks from the National Crosswalk Service Center site.

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