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Minidoka County Labor Market Information
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 The population of Minidoka County has declined moderately from 1997 dropping from 20,495 to 18,564 in 2007 for a 9.4 percent decrease. The area traditionally is heavily dependent upon agriculture and food processing jobs and while these are still important components of the economy, there has been recent diversification. Wages have leaned toward the low end which had been a challenge in attracting new residents. However, it has worked in their favor in attracting new businesses that are willing to pay higher wages than the area has seen in recent years, as well as, provide needed health benefits. Recent business relocations should turn around the decline in population, plus the quality of life and nearby recreation is drawing new residents to homes along the Snake River or in the new subdivisions being developed.
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Publications
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A two-page summary of economic, demographic and labor force trends updated monthly with the latest information.
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Regional Economist
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E-mail:jan.roeser@labor.idaho.gov
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| (208) 735-2500 ext. 3639 |
420 Falls Ave.
Twin Falls, ID 83301-5129
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Idaho's monthly source for Labor Market Information around the state. |
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Idaho Department of Labor Local Office Links
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127 W 5th Street N
Burley, ID 83318-3457
Phone: (208) 678-5518
Fax: (208) 678-1765
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Detailed Labor Market Information Data Tables & Reports
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 South Central includes Blaine, Camas, Cassia, Gooding, Jerome, Lincoln, Minidoka and Twin Falls counties |
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| 1969-2008 Per Capita & Personal Income Excel |
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 Provides detailed maps showing where workers are employed and where they live with companion reports on age, earnings, industry distribution and local workforce indicators. |
Reports Where Workers Reside
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Reports Where Residents are Employed
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View more information and create your own On The Map Analysis Reports Click here.
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Monthly Data
Adjusted and Unadjusted Data
Unemployment Rates All Areas
Forecast Data
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Monthly Prelimary & Revised Data
Adjusted and Unadjusted Data
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Annual Labor Force Data
(Updated July 2010) Only Available in Excel
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| South Central Idaho Occupational Projections |
| 2006-2016 Occupation Projections |
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| Hot Jobs |
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| Highest Wages by Occupations |
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| Fastest Growing Occupations |
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| Highest Employment Occupations |
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| High-Demand Occupations |
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| Declining Occupations |
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| Occupations by Education |
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| Occupations by Training |
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| South Central Idaho Industry Projections |
| 2006-2016 Industry Projections |
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| Hot Industries |
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| Largest Employment Industries |
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| Fastest Growing Industries |
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| Declining Industries |
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