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The occupation outlook is one piece of information that assists people in making career and education decisions. Understanding the future expected demand of an occupation is only one thing to consider. It is also important to think about wages, training and education, license requirements, skills/knowledge/tasks, actual job opportunities, working conditions, work values, and other information.

The occupation outlook is one piece of information that assists people in making career and education decisions. Understanding the future expected demand of an occupation is only one thing to consider. It is also important to think about wages, training and education, license requirements, skills/knowledge/tasks, actual job opportunities, working conditions, work values, and other information.

The occupation outlook is one piece of information that assists people in making career and education decisions. Understanding the future expected demand of an occupation is only one thing to consider. It is also important to think about wages, training and education, license requirements, skills/knowledge/tasks, actual job opportunities, working conditions, work values, and other information.

The occupation outlook is one piece of information that assists people in making career and education decisions. Understanding the future expected demand of an occupation is only one thing to consider. It is also important to think about wages, training and education, license requirements, skills/knowledge/tasks, actual job opportunities, working conditions, work values, and other information.

The occupation outlook is one piece of information that assists people in making career and education decisions. Understanding the future expected demand of an occupation is only one thing to consider. It is also important to think about wages, training and education, license requirements, skills/knowledge/tasks, actual job opportunities, working conditions, work values, and other information.

The occupation outlook is one piece of information that assists people in making career and education decisions. Understanding the future expected demand of an occupation is only one thing to consider. It is also important to think about wages, training and education, license requirements, skills/knowledge/tasks, actual job opportunities, working conditions, work values, and other information.

Employment outlook and job trends for Beaver, Box Elder, Cache, Carbon, Daggett, Duchesne, Emery, Garfield, Grand, Iron, Juab, Kane, Millard, Morgan, Piute, Rich, San Juan, Sanpete, Sevier, Summit, Tooele, Uintah, Wasatch, Washington, and Wayne counties current through March 2007.

Every two years economists at the Utah Department of Workforce Services (DWS) use statistical models to make projections for nearly every job you can think of, and probably a lot more! These forecasts are meant to give you an idea of which jobs will be the fastest growing and have the most openings in the coming ten years.

Employment outlook and job trends for Davis, Salt Lake, Utah and Weber counties current through March 2007.

Utah's job trends and occupational outlook for non-metropolitan areas current through September 2005.

Utah's job trends and occupational outlook for metropolitan areas current through September 2005.

Trendlines is a magazine style newsletter that was published from 2001-2013 by the Utah Department of Workforce Services. It provides feature articles and a basic understanding of Utah's Economy.

The Utah Job Outlook presents the official State of Utah projections of industry and occupational employment. It discusses the Utah employment outlook from 2000 to the year 2005 by industry, occupation, and geographic area. Industry employment projections originate from the Governor's Office of Planning and Budget's Utah Process Economic and Demographic Impact Simulation Model (UPED). These industry employment projections serve as the input, for the Utah Department of Workforce Service's occupational employment projections system. This edition of the Outlook is abbreviated so as to quickly provide detailed occupational employment and outlook data. This edition provides a statewide analysis, with industry and occupational summaries; along with Table 3, the detailed occupational demand information. For the nine substate service delivery areas, only the summary industry, occupation, and detailed demand tables are provided. This publication actually provides ten sets of projections, one for the State as a whole, and one for each of Utah's nine Service Delivery Areas (SDAs).

The Utah Job Outlook presents the official State of Utah projections of industry and occupational employment. It discusses the Utah employment outlook from 2000 to the year 2005 by industry, occupation, and geographic area. Industry employment projections originate from the Governor's Office of Planning and Budget's Utah Process Economic and Demographic Impact Simulation Model (UPED). These industry employment projections serve as the input, for the Utah Department of Workforce Service's occupational employment projections system. This edition of the Outlook is abbreviated so as to quickly provide detailed occupational employment and outlook data. This edition provides a statewide analysis, with industry and occupational summaries; along with Table 3, the detailed occupational demand information. For the nine substate service delivery areas, only the summary industry, occupation, and detailed demand tables are provided. This publication actually provides ten sets of projections, one for the State as a whole, and one for each of Utah's nine Service Delivery Areas (SDAs).

The Utah Job Outlook presents the official State of Utah projections of industry and occupational employment. It discusses the Utah employment outlook from 1998 to the year 2003 by industry, occupation, and geographic area. Industry employment projections used in the Outlook originate from the Governor's Office of Planning and Budget's Utah Process Economic and Demographic Impact Simulation Model (UPED). These industry employment projections serve as the input, in the form of total employment for each of the specific industries, into the Utah Department of Workforce Service's occupational employment projections system. The Outlook contains analysis, charts, and summary data tables that show industry and occupation composition and trends. It also presents "occupations in demand" for the next five years, including training levels, current entry and average wages, and labor supply (output from the training community). This publication actually provides ten sets of projections: one for the State as a whole, and one for each of Utah's nine Service Delivery Areas (SDAs).

The Utah Job Outlook presents the official State of Utah projections of industry and occupational employment. It discusses the Utah employment outlook from 1996 to the year 2001 by industry, occupation, and geographic area. Industry employment projections used in the Outlook originate from the Governor's Office of Planning and Budget's Utah Process Economic and Demographic Impact Simulation Model (UPED). These industry employment projections serve as the input, in the form of total employment for each of the specific industries, into the Utah Department of Employment Security's occupational employment projections system. The Outlook contains analysis, charts, and summary data tables that show industry and occupation composition and trends. It also presents "occupations in demand" for the next five years, including training levels, current entry and State average wages, and labor supply (output from the training community). This publication actually provides ten sets of projections, one for the State as a whole, and one for each of Utah's nine Service Delivery Areas (SDAs).

The Utah Job Outlook presents the official State of Utah projections of industry and occupational employment. It discusses the Utah employment outlook from 1994 to the year 2000 by industry, occupation, and geographic area. Industry employment projections used in the Outlook originate from the Governor's Office of Planning and Budget's Utah Process Economic and Demographic Impact Simulation Model (UPED). These industry employment projections serve as the input, in the form of total employment for each of the specific industries, into the Utah Department of Employment Security's occupational employment projections system. The Outlook contains analysis, charts, and summary data tables that show industry and occupation composition and trends. It also presents "occupations in demand" for the next five years, including training levels, current entry and State average wages, and labor supply (output from the training community). This publication actually provides ten sets of projections, one for the State as a whole, and one for each of Utah's nine Service Delivery Areas (SDAs).

The Utah Job Outlook in Brief presents information about the Utah job market/economy through the end of the century. It contains charts and lists that highlight the industries and occupations that will impact the job scene over the next six years, and for that matter, well into the new century.

The Utah Job Outlook presents the reader with the official State of Utah forecast of industry and occupational employment. It discusses the Utah employment outlook from 1992 to 1997 by industry and occupation. Industry employment projections used in the Outlook originate from the Utah State Office of Planning and Budget's Utah Process Economic and Demographic Impact Simulation Model (UPED). These industry employment projections serve as the input into the Utah Department of Employment Security's occupational employment projections system. The Outlook contains analysis, charts, and summary data tables that show industry and occupation composition and trends. It also presents "occupations in demand" for the next five years, including training levels, starting wages, and labor supply (output from the training community). This publication actually provides ten sets of projections, one for the State as a whole, and one for each of the nine Service Delivery Areas (SDAs) in Utah.

The Utah Job Outlook discusses the employment outlook for Utah from 1990 to 1995. It contains analysis, charts, and summary data tables that show industry and occupation composition and trends. The Outlook also presents "occupations in demand" for the next five years, including training levels, starting wages, and labor supply (output from the training community). This publication actually provides ten sets of projections, statewide, and one for each of the nine Service Delivery Areas (SDAs).

This publication is part of a continuing series of formal annual reports containing estimates of occupational demand in Utah. It is one of several reports prepared by the Utah Department of Employment Security (Job Service) that present estimates of occupational employment.

This publication is part of a continuing series of formal annual reports containing estimates of occupational demand in Utah. It is one of several reports prepared by the Utah Department of Employment Security (Job Service) that present estimates of occupational employment.

This publication is part of a continuing series of formal annual reports containing estimates of occupational demand in Utah. It is one of several reports prepared by the Utah Department of Employment Security (Job Service) that present estimates of occupational employment.

This publication is the first in what is anticipated to be a continuing series of formal annual reports containing estimates of occupational demand in Utah. It is one of several reports prepared by Utah Job Service that present estimates of occupational employment.

This publication replaces two previously issued products: Utah Job Outlook for Vocational-Technical Occupations, Statewide and Planning Districts; and Utah Occupational Employment Projections - Statewide and Planning Districts. This change was initiated to improve the scope and usefulness of labor market planning information for Job Training Partnership Act (JTPA) Service Delivery Area planners, Vocational Education planners, and other users of occupational labor market information.

This publication is part of a continuing series of formal annual reports containing estimates of occupational demand in Utah. It is one of several reports prepared by the Utah Department of Employment Security (Job Service) that present estimates of occupational employment.

The Utah Job Outlook analyzes and discusses the industry and occupational composition and trends in Utah for the next five years. It also provides general and specific labor demand and supply information, wages, training levels, and other information on occupations. The Outlook presents the top occupations in demand in Utah for the next five years. This information is presented for the State as a whole, and for each of the state's nine Service Delivery Areas (SDAs). The primary purpose of the Utah Job Outlook isto provide labor market demand, supply, and other industry and occupation characteristic information to planners and administrators in the job training and educational community. The publication was designedspecifically to aid Job Training and Partnership Act (JTPA) Service Delivery Areas and Vocational Education in the preparation of program plans to trainindividuals for occupations in demand. The Outlook also has other general labor market information for use in job search, career counseling, and industrial development activities.

The Utah Job Outlook for Occupations addresses the question of what occupations offer the best job prospects for employment through 1991. This publication also discusses the industry and occupational composition and trends in the Utah job market and in each of the State's nine Service Delivery Areas (SDAs). The primary purpose of the "Outlook" is to provide labor market demand, supply, and other occupational characteristic information to planners and administrators in the job training and educational community. The publication was designed specifically to aid Job Training and Partnership Act Service Delivery Areas and Vocational Education in the preparation of program plans to train individuals for occupations in demand.

The Utah Job Outlook discusses the employment outlook for Utah from 1986 to 1991. It contains analysis, charts, and summary data tables that show industry and occupation composition and trends. The Outlook also presents "occupations in demand" for the next five years, including training levels, starting wages, and labor supply (output from the training community). This publication actually provides ten sets of projections, statewide, and one for each of the nine Service Delivery Areas (SDAs). The Utah Job Outlook's purpose is to provide labor market information, in the form of labor demand, labor supply, and other characteristics, for use by planners and administrators in the job training and educational community. Information in the Outlook is a tool in the process of identifying and planning training programs for occupations in demand. This publication was designed specifically to aid the Office of Job Training (JTPA) and the Office of Education in the preparation of plans to train individuals for "occupations in demand." The report has many other uses, particularly for those individuals and organizations interested in labor market information for use in economic development efforts, job counseling, job search, career information, and others.

This publication is part of a continuing series of formal annual reports containing estimates of occupational demand in Utah. It is one of several reports prepared by the Utah Department of Employment Security (Job Service) that present estimates of occupational employment.