Source: U.S. Census Bureau, OnTheMap Application, Longitudinal-Employer Household Dynamics Program.
- County Employment Levels
- County Labor Force Levels
- County Unemployment Levels
- County Unemployment Rates
- Education and Health Services Employment Levels
- Leisure and Hospitality Employment Levels
- Local Employment Levels
- Local Labor Force Levels
- Local Unemployment Levels
- Local Unemployment Rates
- Manufacturing Employment Levels
- State Employment Levels
- State Labor Force Levels
- State Unemployment Levels
- State Unemployment Rates
- Gross Rent as a Percent of Household Income
- Mean Travel Time to Work
- Means of Transportation to Work
- Monthly Home-ownership Costs as a Percent of Household Income with Mortgage
- Monthly Home-ownership Costs as a Percent of Household Income without Mortgage
- Percent of Students Eligible for Free and Reduced Lunch
- Poverty Rate
- Vehicle Available per Housing Unit
Regional Commuting Patterns
Commuting patterns illustrate the geographic dispersion of workers, and are a key component in defining a labor shed. This metric helps the user understand that the size of the population in central Wisconsin is in excess of 350,000 individuals.
The far left column are the counties in which people work whereas the top row are the counties in which people reside. The numbers following the counties in the far left column are the total number of jobs in the county. The cells of the table include the number of individuals living and working in respective counties. The numbers in parenthesis are the share of the jobs in one county held by individuals living in any particular county.
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