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Employment related Trends articles
Cannabis industry matures ( December 2022 )
Recovery for restaurants, bars ( December 2022 )
Job Openings Near All-Time High ( August 2022 )
COVID And The Missing Workers ( April 2022 )
Statewide Jobs Forecast for 2022 ( January 2022 )
Anchorage Jobs Forecast For 2022 ( January 2022 )
Fairbanks Jobs Forecast for 2022 ( January 2022 )
Southeast Jobs Forecast For 2022 ( January 2022 )
Alaska Job Openings Rise in 2021 ( December 2021 )
COVID-19 and States’ Job Recovery ( September 2021 )
Telework’s Popularity On The Rise ( August 2021 )
Pandemic’s Uneven Effects By Area ( August 2021 )
Job Numbers Show Partial Recovery ( June 2021 )
Restaurants and Bars in 2020 ( December 2020 )
A First Look At Job Loss From the Pandemic ( June 2020 )
Seasonal Jobs and COVID-19 ( May 2020 )
Statewide Jobs Forecast 2020 ( January 2020 )
Anchorage Jobs Forecast 2020 ( January 2020 )
Fairbanks Jobs Forecast 2020 ( January 2020 )
Southeast Jobs Forecast 2020 ( January 2020 )
Construction’s Winding Road ( December 2019 )
How Government In Alaska Compares ( October 2019 )
Wages Resumed Growth Before Employment ( May 2019 )
Jobs Forecast for 2019 ( January 2019 )
Jobs Forecast for 2019 ( January 2019 )
Jobs Forecast for 2019 ( January 2019 )
Jobs Forecast for 2019 ( January 2019 )
Fishing Jobs Rebound ( November 2018 )
Total Wages Up, But Jobs Down ( September 2018 )
Still in a recession (but not everywhere) ( June 2018 )
Best Estimates Show Ongoing Job Loss ( February 2018 )
Job Turnover ( October 2017 )
Alaskans Working Multiple Jobs ( May 2017 )
Who Creates Jobs? ( April 2017 )
After Kmart Left Alaska ( September 2016 )
Government Jobs by State ( May 2015 )
Growth in Nonprofits ( April 2015 )
Alaska Residential Construction ( December 2011 )
Alaska’s Labor Force and Pipeline Completeion ( June 1977 )
Alaska Becomes a CPS State ( March 1977 )
Alaska’s Manpower Outlook – 1970s ( July 1973 )
Final Census Figures Available, Government Employment to Continue 1960’s Trend ( December 1970 )
Job Growth, Training and Jobs for Rural Alaskans, Oklahoma Welder’s Union and the Pipeline, Karluk Fish Processing Plant, Humble Oil to Start Hard Rock Mining Exploration, Cortella Coal Corporation, Lumber Exports, Bethel Hotel ( October 1969 )
Work Incentive Program, Kotzebue Manpower Center, Hydaburg Cooperative Cannery, Air Transportation Industry, Bristol Bay Salmon Run, Corporations in Alaska, Exploratory Drilling for Oil in Gulf of Alaska ( August 1969 )
Disadvantaged Alaskans, Commercial Fishing Industry, Talkeetna Satellite Earth Station, Haines and Skagway Airport Upgrades, Soldotna Seafood Employer, Seward Chosen as Base of Supply, Japonski Island Bridge, New Factory in Palmer ( May 1969 )
Population Growth, Exports, Canned Shrimp Production, Fishermen Income, Japan’s Demand for Coal, Copper Prospect Near Denali, Rural Development Grants ( March 1969 )
Employment Tops 100,000, Personal Income Increase, Peat Moss Plant in Juneau, Cruiseliners to Visit, Shellfish Industry Consolidation, Grant to Build Road in Quinhagak, Golovin Reindeer Processing Company, Sitka Pulp Mill ( January 1969 )
Alaska Civilian Workforce 1958 – 1961 and Personal Income 1958 – 1961 ( January 1962 )
Alaska’s Employment Trends in February 1961 ( February 1961 )
State Insured Employment ( January 1961 )
