Mapping Population Characteristics: An Interactive Look at Philadelphia
Mapping Population Characteristics: An Interactive Look at Philadelphia Read More »
Based on labor market analysis and current conditions, our strategy for investment during recovery.
2021-2022 Recovery Occupations: Our Strategy for Investment Read More »
The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) establishes an integrated workforce system designed to meet the needs of businesses and job seekers. In accordance with WIOA, the plans for Philadelphia’s integrated workforce system, and Southeastern PA are below. The effective date for both plans are July 1, 2021-June 30, 2024. Philadelphia Workforce Development Board Agenda
In 2019, more than 120,000 adult Philadelphians had more than one year of college credit with no degree. These “Near Completers” were overwhelmingly Black or African American and more likely to live in specific areas of North and West Philadelphia.
The economic and demographic characteristics of Philadelphia residents have shifted rapidly over the past decade. Population and employment growth, increases in educational attainment, and decreases in the overall poverty rate have all transformed the way our city functions.
Philadelphia: An Executive Summary of Economic and Demographic Trends Read More »
A comparison of job postings for positions in Philadelphia and initial unemployment claims filed by Philadelphia residents.
Job Postings and Unemployment Claims Tracker Read More »
Job losses during the COVID-19 pandemic were highly uneven, exacerbating existing inequities in Philadelphia.
Patterns of Spatial Inequities: Negative Impacts of the COVID-19 Pandemic Read More »
The following charts explore the effects of the local COVID-19 outbreak and subsequent City shutdown on Philadelphia’s workforce. Job Postings And Initial Unemployment Claims Unemployment Compensation Claims In Philadelphia