You can schlep to your library or you can go to the Bureau of Labor Statistics' home page. You can do a keyword search and, voila, out pops the info. Be warned, finding very specific information can be a bit daunting. The site also has news items on the current state of the economy, research papers, regional info and more. Go to the Census Bureau and glean more statistics than you ever knew you wanted on a gamut of subjects from education and income levels to gender breakdown of occupations.
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A world of information about Human Resources, Labor, Equal Opportunity, Training and Development, Safety and much more. Plus, links to other Web sites make this a very useful resource. The SBA provides a guide to information on all SBA programs and services available to assist small business owners with starting, financing or expanding their business. The Women's Business Ownership page is geared to assist women who are already in business and those who are thinking of starting a business.