 What are the wages in Alaska for a butcher, a baker, and a candlestick maker? OK, the candlestick maker won't be listed, but you'll find wages for more than 400 other occupations. read more... | |
| Do you want a quick overview of an occupation? The Occupational Table lists 494 occupations along with a brief description of each. Additional information provided includes the education requirements, hiring practices, job outlook, and wages. For easier review, occupations are grouped into "clusters" along with other related occupations.
Select occupations by cluster from the list below:
View "Inside the Occupational Table" for a look at how the table works. | |
| Do you need a license for your occupation? The directory of licensed occupations lists occupations that require a license issued by federal or state agencies, Municipality of Anchorage, City of Fairbanks, or City and Borough of Juneau. Updated annually. read more... | |
Alaska Economic Trends is a monthly publication covering various subjects including occupations. Recent occupation articles include: |
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| Looking for current and future occupational employment? Occupational projections for more than 500 occupations are available. Along with the base year estimated employment, projected employment numbers for 2008 are provided. read more... | |
| Which industries are hiring the most new hires? Which occupations or companies have the highest number of new hires? The new hires data is designed to help Employment Service personnel and job seekers identify employment opportunities in their areas. These data will also be of interest to others seeking information about Alaska's hiring patterns. read more.. | |
 The Injuries, Illnesses, and Fatalities program annually reports on the number of workplace injuries, illnesses, and fatalities. Such information is useful in identifying industries with high rates or large numbers of injuries, illnesses and fatalities read more... | |
| Nonresidents Working in Alaska - 2000 provides estimates of the number of nonresidents working in Alaska. Historical reports include: 1999, 1998, and 1997 | |
| The Occupational Database (ODB) contains occupation and place of work information on each employed wage and salary worker covered by unemployment insurance in Alaska. read more... | |
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