Oakland-Fremont-Hayward Metropolitan Division, California

The files listed below are for the Oakland-Fremont-Hayward Metropolitan Division, California, which is comprised of Alameda and Contra Costa Counties.  Some data are available only at the Metropolitan Division level.

Questions about these data and the local area economy may be addressed to the local Labor Market Consultant.

Links followed by    point to a data search tool where you can select just the data you need.

County Snapshots

• Alameda County
• Contra Costa County

  A brief summary of geographic, demographic, labor force, industry and occupational conditions in Alameda and Contra Costa Counties.

Labor Force Data  (Civilian Labor Force, Employment, Unemployment, Unemployment Rate)

• Oakland-Fremont-Hayward Metro Div Current Month Labor Force with Descriptive Narrative (Press Release)
• Current Month Labor Force Data for Cities & Places in Alameda County
• Current Month Labor Force Data for Cities & Places in Contra Costa County
• Labor Force Data Search Tool  
  • Alameda County Labor Force Data (Excel)
  • Contra Costa County Labor Force Data (Excel)
• Methods for Labor Force Estimates

Industry Employment Data

• Monthly and Annual Average Estimates (Methodology) :
  • Oakland-Fremont-Hayward Metro Div Current Month Industry Employment with Descriptive Narrative (Press Release)
  • Industry Employment Data:
    
    Industry Employment Data Search Tool  

    Downloadable Excel Files:

    Area	Monthly Data	Annual Average
    Selected MSAs (Seasonally Adjusted)	1997-1999 2000-present	Not Available
    Oakland-Fremont-Hayward Metro Div	1990-1999 2000-present	1990-2007
    Alameda County	1990-1999 2000-2006	1990-2006
    Contra Costa County	1990-1999 2000-2006	1990-2006

• Projections of Employment:
  • Oakland-Fremont-Hayward Metro Div Industry Employment Projections Table, 2004-2014
  • Methods and Economic Assumptions for Industry Projections

• Detailed Industry Data - Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (ES 202)
        Based on NAICS Classification:
            Quick Query by Geography
            QCEW Data Search Tool 
            (data across geography)

• Major Employers by County

• Quarterly Workforce Indicators 

• Size of Business - Businesses by Employment Size, Industry, and County

• Staffing Patterns by Industry and Occupation 

• Agricultural Employment in California is produced monthly for California and six regions in the state.  Alameda and Contra Costa Counties are in the Central Coast Region.

Occupational Data

• Projections of Employment:
  • Oakland-Fremont-Hayward Metro Div Occupational Projections
         Occupational Projections Data Search Tool  
         Occupational Projections (Excel), 2004-2014
  • Oakland-Fremont-Hayward Metro Div Occupations with Fastest Growth, 2004-2014
  • Oakland-Fremont-Hayward Metro Div Occupations with Most Job Openings, 2004-2014
  • Methods and Economic Assumptions for Occupational Projections

• Occupational Wages
  • Occupational Wages Data Search Tool  
  • Occupational Wages (Excel)

Measures of Income

• Income Data Search Tool   
• Median Income and Poverty Level in 1999 for Places in Alameda to Fresno Counties
• Per Capita Personal Income by County from U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
• Taxable Sales for California and Counties from the California Board of Equalization

LMI Data for Affirmative Action Programs (Equal Employment Opportunity)

• Total Population by Race/Ethnicity and Sex
  
• Labor Force Status by Race/Ethnicity and Sex of Persons 16 years and over
  
• Civilian Labor Force by Race/Ethnicity and Sex by 14 EEO Occupational Groups
  
• Civilian Labor Force by Race/Ethnicity and Sex by Detailed Occupation
  

WIA Planning Information Packet (Social and Economic Data)

     Alameda County
     Contra Costa County
• Table 1:  Public Assistance Recipients by Program
• Table 2:  Public Assistance Recipients (CalWORKs), Characteristics of Recipients 16 Years and Older
• Table 3:  Planning Information for Local Workforce Investment Areas
  (Note:  Separate tables are included for the LWIA jurisdictions in a particular county)
• Table 4:  Lower Living Standard Income Level (LLSIL) and Poverty Guidelines

Population

• Population Data Search Tool  
• California Demographic Research Unit
• United States Census Bureau