Data and Statistics Sources

Data on the Texas labor market, from the Texas Workforce Commission

Information from the Bureau of Labor Statistics on Texas

From the Texas Workforce Commission, includes workforce data by customer, by subject, by location, and more.

Data tools from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Includes information on inflation, employment, unemployment, productivity, benefits, and workplace injuries.

from the International Labour Organization, "leading source of labour statistics" including data on sustainable development, child labour, unpaid work, labour supply, working conditions and labour rights, poverty and inequality, competitiveness, and more.

"UNCTADstat offers ready-to-use analytical groupings, with a unique coverage for countries and products and a particular focus on developing economies."

Find up-to-date statistics on employment and labor issues for making comparisons between countries and identifying trends over time.

"The MISSOC comparative tables contain detailed information on social protection in 31 countries structured into 12 main chapters (tables): financing, healthcare, sickness, maternity/paternity, invalidity, old age, survivors, accidents at work and occupational diseases, family, unemployment, guaranteed minimum resources and long-term care."

"This database is maintained by the Statistical Division of the UNECE Secretariat. It provides free access to data structured to facilitate easy retrieval of statistics by users. It is organised by subject or policy areas. Multi-dimensional tables present data by country, by various socio-economic classifications related to the context, and by time period."