The New York City Workforce Investment Board - Workforce and Industry Data

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	Accessible labor market information is critical to those making policy, economic, and career decisions. The WIB is currently in the process of improving stakeholder access to information by developing a strategy to collect, analyze, and disseminate critical information about New York City's workforce and economy. Below are links to resources the Workforce Investment Board relies on to access workforce information, and industry and economic data.

	City and Borough Snapshots Bronx Brooklyn Manhattan Queens Staten Island New York City Community and Economic Development Hot Report New York City Sector Profiles Workforce1 Career Centers and NYC Business Solutions Centers Center Profiles Workforce System Response to Economic Crisis The Five Borough Economic Opportunity Plan Commissioner Robert W. Walsh Presentation on the Bloomberg Administration’s Workforce Development Initiatives in Response to the Economic Crisis

	Workforce Data New York City Department of Planning: Neighborhood & Population Reference Empire State Development NYS Sitefinder U.S. Census Bureau Cornell University: Cornell Institute for Social and Economic Research U. S. Department of Labor: Bureau of Labor Statistics Fiscal Policy Institute: Labor Market & Sectoral Analysis Center for an Urban Future: Workforce Development Publications Community Service Society: Work & Poverty Research Publications Industry and Economic Data New York State Department of Labor Federal Reserve Bank of New York: Regional Economy Research New York City Economic Development Corporation U.S. Small Business Administration: Office of Advocacy Crain’s New York Business Industry and Economic Data Economic Trends Roundtable New York State Department of Labor Federal Reserve Bank of New York: Regional Economy Research New York City Economic Development Corporation Empire State Development U.S. Small Business Administration: Office of Advocacy U.S. Department of Labor: Bureau of Labor Statistics Fiscal Policy Institute: Labor Market and Sectoral Analysis Crain’s New York Business