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Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics
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Additional OEWS data sets
Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) data sets
NOTE: The STEM aggregations in the datasets below are not directly comparable to each other because of changes in the occupational categories related to the implementation of the 2018 Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) system and changes to the OEWS estimation method. For more information on using OEWS data to look at changes through time, see our frequently asked question #F.1 "Can OEWS be used to compare changes in employment or wages over time?"
The May 2024 OEWS release does not include data for Colorado and its areas. For more information, see the Notice Regarding Suspension of Publication of Colorado Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics.
- STEM data, May 2024 (XLS)
- STEM data, May 2023 (XLS)
- STEM data, May 2022 (XLS)
- STEM data, May 2021 (XLS)
- STEM data, May 2020 (XLS)
- STEM data, May 2019 (XLS)
- Additional STEM data
Typical entry-level educational requirement data sets
NOTE: The typical education level required to enter an occupation is based on education and training categories from the BLS Employment Projections program. The typical entry-level education data may not be directly comparable to the typical entry-level education data from previous years because of changes in the occupational categories related to the implementation of the 2018 Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) system, changes to the typical entry-level education categories assigned to some occupations, and changes to the OEWS estimation method. For more information on using OEWS data to look at changes through time, see our frequently asked question #F.1 "Can OEWS be used to compare changes in employment or wages over time?"
The May 2024 OEWS release does not include data for Colorado and its areas. For more information, see the Notice Regarding Suspension of Publication of Colorado Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics.
- Typical entry-level educational requirement data, May 2024 (XLS)
- Typical entry-level educational requirement data, May 2023 (XLS)
- Typical entry-level educational requirement data, May 2022 (XLS)
- Typical entry-level educational requirement data, May 2021 (XLS)
- Typical entry-level educational requirement data, May 2020 (XLS)
- Typical entry-level educational requirement data, May 2019 (XLS)
More OEWS data sets
- Wages for detailed occupations by area before and after adjusting wages for regional purchasing power, May 2014 (XLS)
- Agricultural Sector's Estimates, November 2011 (XLS)
Last Modified Date: April 2, 2025