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America's Career InfoNet is a resource for making informed career decisions to support a demand-driven workforce investment system.

Occupational Outlook Handbook
This is the current edition of the printed guide produced by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Users can search the handbook using keywords to find where their interests fit in the top 250 occupations in the United States. Users can also browse occupational families, look for options, plan career paths, or see all occupations in alphabetical order by using the letters at the top of the front page. The OOH also includes well-written articles on how to find a job, evaluate a job offer, and locate career information. It includes predictions about tomorrow's jobs and links to related information from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Labor Market Information State by State
Labor market information includes statistics on employment, wages, industries, and other factors affecting the world or work. The links from the Riley Guide takes users to labor market information for the individual states so that data can compared across states.