Bannock County

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Bannock County Labor Market Information

Bannock County’s diverse recreational opportunities, striking scenery, access to higher education and location at the intersection of a major north-south and east-west interstate system contributes to population growth and the economy. Bannock County’s population has grown from 75,565 in 2000 to 79,925 in 2007. That is an average of growth rate of about one percent per year. Population growth has been below the state’s level primarily because northern Idaho and the Treasure Valley have had growth rates which rank among the top in the nation. Bannock County and southeastern Idaho are now being discovered and it is anticipated area growth rates will increase. Pocatello, the county seat, is nestled in the foothills of the Portneuf River Valley. It is a major trade area for southeastern Idaho and home to Idaho State University and Pebble Creek Ski Area. Spectacular Lava Hot Springs features geothermal heated pools, which add to the year-round tourism enjoyed throughout the area.

 

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A two-page summary of  economic, demographic and labor force trends updated monthly with the latest information.
Regional Economist
Dan Cravens

 E-mail:dan.cravens@labor.idaho.gov
(208) 236-6710 ext. 3713
(800) 772-2553
lmi@labor.idaho.gov
430 North 5th Avenue
Pocatello, ID 83205-4087 
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Idaho's monthly source for Labor Market Information around the state.
A stakeholders Guide to the Assets and Resources that Make Eastern Idaho an Ideal Place to Live and Grow a Business
 
 
Idaho Department of Labor Local Office Links     
Pocatello            
430 North 5th Avenue
Pocatello, ID 83205-4087
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Phone: (208) 236-6710
Fax: (208) 232-0865
 
 
 
Detailed Labor Market Information Data Tables & Reports

Population/Census                                            

Pocatello MSA
includes Bannock & Power counties
 
Southeastern
includes Bannock, Bear Lake, Bingham, Caribou, Franklin, Oneida and Power counties
 
Excel  
 
1969-2008 Per Capita & Personal Income Excel 
 
 
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 
Reports Where Residents are Employed 
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Monthly  Data
Adjusted and Unadjusted Data
 
Unemployment Rates All Areas
Forecast Data
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Monthly Preliminary & Revised Data
Adjusted and Unadjusted Data
2005  

2001

Annual Labor Force Data
(Updated July 2010) Only Available in Excel
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Unemployment Insurance Benefits paid by County                  
All Programs & Entitlements under the Federal State Extended Unemployment Compensation 2010
  
Regional Projections
Southeastern Idaho Occupational Projections
2006-2016 Occupation Projections  Excel  PDF 
Hot Jobs  Excel  PDF 
Highest Wages by Occupations  Excel  PDF
Fastest Growing Occupations

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Highest Employment Occupations

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High-Demand Occupations

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Declining Occupations  Excel  PDF
Occupations by Education

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Occupations by Training  Excel  PDF
     
Southeastern Idaho Industry Projections 
2006-2016 Industry Projections  Excel  PDF 
Hot Industries  Excel  PDF  
Largest Employment Industries Excel  PDF 
Fastest Growing Industries  Excel  PDF   
Highest Demand Industries  Excel  PDF 
Declining Industries  Excel  PDF
 
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