A.D.D. County	Civilian Labor Force	Employed	Unemployed	Unemployment Rate
				September	October
NORTHERN KENTUCKY	210031	200593	9438	4.5%	4.5%
BOONE	50145	47896	2249	4.4%	4.5%
CAMPBELL	46188	43972	2216	4.5%	4.8%
CARROLL	5444	5146	298	5.9%	5.5%
GALLATIN	3961	3782	179	4.6%	4.5%
GRANT	11323	10760	563	4.8%	5.0%
KENTON	81505	78087	3418	4.3%	4.2%
OWEN	4493	4326	167	4.1%	3.7%
PENDLETON	6972	6624	348	5.4%	5.0%

Labor Market Information (LMI) can be the critical piece in strategic planning to ensure the future success of your business. LMI is an integral part in the economic, employment and educational development of an area’s infrastructure. Through the utilization of LMI,  businesses are afforded the opportunity to make more informed choices and decisions. There are a multitude of factors that are currently reshaping the world of work today. LMI allows you to more fully understand how and why jobs and employment opportunities and trends are changing. 

Labor Market Information is not just for statisticians; job seekers, employers,  educational providers, labor organizations, non-profits, and all areas of government benefit by utilizing local, state and national LMI.   LMI can be used for economic, education, labor force and fiscal planning, as well as serving as a valuable tool for marketing, research and individual career planning.

Where is Northern Kentucky’s economy headed? Can your business thrive in this new  environment? Labor Market Information can help to provide you with insight into Northern Kentucky’s current and future economy. 

Northern Kentucky is part of the Metropolitan Statistical Area of Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN (PMSA) which has a population of 1,627,509 and ranked 33rd in the nation. The area had a per capita income (PCPI) of $30,105 and a ranking of 62nd in the United States.                 

Kentucky Population (number of persons)		Kentucky Population Per Capita Personal Income
County 1998 1999 Boone 79,761 83,356 Campbell 87,301 87,203 Carroll 9,624 9,775 Gallatin 7,182 7,437 Grant 20,314 20,805 Kenton 146,731 147,221 Owen 10,350 10,418 Pendleton 13,735 13,959		County 1998 1999 Boone 25,920 26,961 Campbell 23,445 24,373 Carroll 20,258 20,702 Gallatin 16,889 17,101 Grant 18,472 19,063 Kenton 26,077 27,790 Owen 17,454 17,721 Pendleton 17,835 18,327

1999 Statewide Ranking  by Population		1999 Statewide Ranking by Personal Income
County  Ranking Boone  8th Campbell 7th Carroll 99th Gallatin 112th Grant 53rd Kenton 3rd Owen 97th Pendleton 77th		County  Ranking Boone  10th Campbell 15th Carroll 36th Gallatin 68th Grant 53rd Kenton 7th Owen 62nd Pendleton 58th

Statistics from the Bureau of Economic Analysis

News Release:  Kentucky Unemployment Rate 

Average Manufacturing Wages

Declining Occupations in Kentucky

Educational Attainment in Northern Kentucky MSA
Boone, Campbell, Carroll, Gallatin, Grant, Kenton, Owen, and Pendleton

Fastest Growing Jobs in Kentucky

Jobs with Largest Number Projected Openings in Kentucky

Labor Force Estimates/Unemployment/Employment/Civilian Labor Force

Labor Force Profile - Experienced Applicants Available
Boone, Campbell, Carroll, Gallatin, Grant, Kenton, Owen and Pendleton

Labor Force Profile - Openings Received
Boone, Campbell, Carroll, Gallatin, Grant, Kenton, Owen and Pendleton

Northern Kentucky Area Occupational Outlook to 2005  

Where Workers Are Employed

Additional Labor Market Links