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Tag: unemployment

11 Aug 20178 May 2018 wasco2040 Data and Research

Locations of Employment

The US Census Bureau has a web based mapping and reporting applications that illustrates where workers are employed and live, as well as additional demographic information, called OnTheMap. Using the application and data from 2014, we are able to take a look at where people in Wasco County live and work: This map illustrates that … Continue reading Locations of Employment

12 Jul 201712 Jul 2017 wasco2040 Blog, Data and Research

Wasco County Employment

Using several sources of data, staff have pulled together this handy infographic to share some basic information about jobs in Wasco County.  One of the recurring themes we are hearing in our survey (Take the short survey here and share your thoughts!) and at our workshops is the need for good jobs that support families. … Continue reading Wasco County Employment

25 May 201716 Jun 2017 wasco2040 Data and Research

Rural Oregon and Employment

This month, the State of Oregon Employment Department published a 44 page report on the status of employment and recession recovery in rural Oregon.  By their definition, Wasco County is included in list of counties analyzed. Wasco County fares significantly better than many other rural counties in terms of job gains since the pre-recession (2007) … Continue reading Rural Oregon and Employment

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