Department of Economic Research Data Visualization Index

Explore unemployment data in Massachusetts and its regions using interactive data visualizations and dashboards, plus definitions and links to more information and downloadable data.

Explore Local Area Unemployment Statistics (LAUS) data, including labor force trends, across a range of geographic regions throughout Massachusetts.

Displays the most recently published state-wide unemployment, employment, and labor force statistics, including payroll jobs estimates.

Displays the unemployment rate, and labor force participation rates by state. Monthly data.

Insights into active job postings by industry, company, occupation, skills, education, experience, and qualifications.

Explore industry and occupation employment projections in Massachusetts and its regions using interactive data visualizations and dashboards, plus definitions and links to more information and downloadable data.

Displays short-term and long-term industry (NAICS) projections for Massachusetts and its regions.

Displays short-term and long-term occupation (SOC) projections for Massachusetts and its regions.

Identify high-demand, high-wage occupations and explore how local education and training programs align with projected job openings across Massachusetts and its workforce regions.

View 12-month moving averages of unemployment rate and labor force participation rate by race and ethnicity, by sex, and by age group. The data in this visual is 12-month moving averages of Current Population Survey (CPS) data compiled by DER staff.

View collections of labor market information, visualizations, and analysis related to specific demographic populations in Massachusetts.

A collection of labor market data visualizations and analysis related to typical working-age Veterans in Massachusetts.

A collection of labor market data visualizations and analysis related to typical working-age People with Disabilities in Massachusetts.

A collection of labor market data visualizations and analysis related to typical working-age Black/African American residents of Massachusetts.