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Labor Market Information Services (LMIS)

Healthcare Occupations Overview Labor Market Information Services Kansas Department of Labor. Labor Market Information Services (LMIS) 401 SW Topeka Blvd, Topeka, Kansas 66603 (785) 296-5000. Occupational Employment Statistics (OES).

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Labor Market Information Services (LMIS)

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  1. Healthcare Occupations Overview Labor Market Information ServicesKansas Department of Labor Labor Market Information Services (LMIS) 401 SW Topeka Blvd, Topeka, Kansas 66603 (785) 296-5000

  2. Occupational Employment Statistics (OES) • Collect occupation and wage data for 840 detailed occupations. • Provide estimated employment for occupations. • Produce annual wage data for four Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs), one geographic area, and the balance of the state. • Data is available down to the county level.

  3. Help Wanted Online Advertisements (HWOL) • Measures the number of online advertised openings and assigns SOC codes (Standard Occupation Classification). • Updated Monthly. • Data is available by statewide, MSA, county, and local area. • This is our most current measure of job openings.

  4. Job Vacancy Survey (JVS) • Annual point-in-time survey conducted during the second quarter of the calendar year. • Latest release – 2010 Job Vacancy Survey. • Reports the number of job openings and other data by occupation and industry. • Data is collected from employers. • Information is available for statewide and 5 local areas.

  5. Short-term Projections • Project Industry and Occupational Employment. • Base Period (2nd qtr 2009) Projected Period (2nd qtr 2011). • Total Openings are the sum of openings due to growth and openings due to replacement over an entire 2 year period. • Openings due to Growth Openings created by increased demand for an occupation. • Openings due to Replacement Openings created when a worker leaves their current occupation and enters another occupation or leaves the labor force.

  6. Long-term Projections • Project industry and occupational employment. • 2008 (base year) – 2018 (projected year). • Available for statewide and 7 projection regions (regions will be available in coming months). • Used by students, secondary and post secondary education institutions, and other type of career planning organizations.

  7. High Demand Occupations • The following data is used to compose the High Demand Occupation list. • Long-term Projections (10 year) • Short-term Projections (2 year) • Job Vacancy Survey (current year) • This information is available for the following geographical areas. • Statewide • 5 local areas (information will be available in the coming months)

  8. High Demand Occupations • Merging data from three sources. • Each occupation has a number of openings. • Create a standard score for each source based on the number of openings. • Include only those occupations with an above average number of openings. • Ranking Occupations • Add the standard score from each data source to create the total score. • Occupations are ranked by the total score. • Highest score is 30 (highest demand) lowest score is 1 (lowest demand).

  9. Labor Market Information ServicesKansas Department of Labor Tyler Tenbrink Labor Economist Labor Market Information Services (LMIS) 401 SW Topeka Blvd, Topeka, Kansas 66603 (785) 296-5000

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