Schedule a data consultation or stop by during their drop-in hours to meet with a CITL staff member who can consult with you on how to find and prepare data for analysis and help with survey construction and implementation.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics compiles labor and economic statistics. Find statistics by subject including employment, productivity, pay & benefits, workplace injuries, and occupational requirements. Additionally, use their tools to create charts and tables.

The Department of Labor's webpage where they have compiled links to data and statistics from across their department. Includes resources about business costs, demographics, employment and unemployment, geography, industries, inflation and consumer spending, occupations, productivity, safety and health, and wages.

IDES Labor Market Information provides statistics on employment and unemployment, wages and demographics, job forecasts, commuting patterns, and more.

The U.S. Census Bureau's collection of data about the United States' workforce, including labor force statistics, employment levels, public and private sector data, industry and occupation data, work from home, and Equal Employment Opportunity Tabulation.

The NLRB provides data, graphs, and tables on decisions they have made, litigation, filings, labor charges and complaints, petitions and election, and election results.