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Press Release: Nevada’s unemployment down to 12.0% in March
	Nevada’s jobless rate fell for the seventh consecutive month, falling from 12.3 percent in February to 12 percent in March. Press Release Press Release Schedule
Employment is up in 14 of 17 counties, with Storey seeing the largest over-the-year increase
	Take a look at how Nevada's counties and industies are performing based on changes in covered employment and wage estimates reported to the Unemployment Insurance system. Click here to review the entire report.
Nevada Labor Market Briefing: March 2012
	The Labor Market Briefing is a Power Point presentation summarizing national, state, and local economic and labor market trends in graphs and charts. View the presentation here: Nevada Labor Market Briefing (.PPT)
Nevada Economy in Brief
	The Economy in Brief provides a wealth of Nevada workforce and economic information and is published monthly. For the current publication click here.
Research Notes: A weekly review of current trends
	Every week, economists in the Research and Analysis Bureau review emerging trends affecting Nevada's workforce and economic situation. This week we take a look at Nevada's population versus employment growth. Click to view Current or Previous editions.
Nevada's Top 50 Jobs
	It's no secret that workers in Nevada have had it rough in recent years given the unprecedented job losses and cutbacks seen in most industries. A lesser known fact is that even in these tough times, Nevada's employers continue to add employees. Read more...
Quarterly Workforce and Economic Briefing
	The workforce and economic briefing gives quick and easy access to information necessary to interpret current trends, and has a broad range of uses, such as, assisting in investment decisions, or helping employees assessing their career options. To review the report, click here.
Nevada Industry Employment Outlook, 2011-2013
	Despite recent improvement, the economic outlook for Nevada remains stagnant, and the economy will struggle to add jobs in the early stages of the recovery. Overall, expectations are that Nevada’s employment base will grow by 0.85 percent in 2011. Read more...