Hot Jobs Projections
Wisconsin Hot Jobs 2022-2032
- Median salary must be above the state median
- Percentage change must be greater than the state average
- Have the most projected openings
- Downloads: 25 Hot Jobs by WDA | 50 Hot Jobs in Wisconsin | Hot Jobs brochure
Hot Jobs are high projected growth occupations that must meet the following criteria:
Note: Long-term projections for 2022-2032 are based on historical data through 2022 and account for the impacts of COVID-19 as accurately as possible. The pandemic caused a significant drop in employment in 2020. Some occupations that typically show strong growth rates, above the state average, were not classified as 'Hot Jobs' in this round if they did not experience a significant decline in 2020 followed by a notable recovery.
Download Wisconsin or WDA Hot Jobs brochure:
Visit Projections to learn more about outlooks in industries and occupations. We have created a Separation Methodology and Projections help page to better understand the data found here.
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DWD recommends using Google Chrome, Apple Safari, and Microsoft Edge in full screen on a desktop computer to view visualizations. More of these tools can be found on the Visual Catalog page. If you would like to create, save and share a visualization, go to the Data Tools page and Create Visualization. Visit the Help Page for assistance with the tools below.
DWD recommends using Google Chrome, Apple Safari, and Microsoft Edge in full screen on a desktop computer to view visualizations. More of these tools can be found on the Visual Catalog page. If you would like to create, save and share a visualization, go to the Data Tools page and Create Visualization. Visit the Help Page for assistance with the tools below.
DWD recommends using Google Chrome, Apple Safari, and Microsoft Edge in full screen on a desktop computer to view visualizations. More of these tools can be found on the Visual Catalog page. If you would like to create, save and share a visualization, go to the Data Tools page and Create Visualization. Visit the Help Page for assistance with the tools below.
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source: Measures of education and training : U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (bls.gov)
last update: 08/2024
