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Contact Workforce and Economic Research Division staff:

Amy  Vander Vliet, Regional Economist

Oregon Employment Department	Phone: (503) 280-6031
30 N Webster St Suite E	Fax: (503) 280-6794
Portland, OR 97217	Amy.S.VanderVliet@state.or.us

Articles Available Online:

• Portland STEM Employment: How We Compare to Other Areas
• Employment Revisions: Portland Job Growth Stronger Than Originally Estimated
• Producción de software: Oregón tiene una aplicación para esto
• Portland Population Growth: Migration
• STEM Employment in the Portland Metro Area
• Software Publishing: Oregon Has an App for That
• Portland Metro's Agricultural Employment
• Portland Metro Year in Review: 2012
• Recent Trends: Region 2
• Recent Trends: Region 15
• Oregon Employment Forecast: Modest Growth (or, More of the Same)
• The Conference Board Help Wanted OnLine (HWOL) Data Series
• Personal Income - 2011
• Portland Metro Population Growth in 2012
• Oregon Employment Forecast: Keep On Keeping On
• Employment Near Interstate 5 Exits: It's More Than You Think
• The Age of Portland Metro's Workforce
• Clackamas County: Economic Update
• Holiday Hiring in the Metro Area
• Oregon Employment Forecast: More of the Same
• Portland Metro Jobs: Where Do We Stand?
• Inflation? What Inflation? An Update on Portland Metro's Consumer Price Index
• Down on the Farm: Portland's Agricultural Sales in 2011
• Venture Capital Firms in Portland: A Small but Recession-Proof Part of the
• Oregon Employment Forecast: Subdued Growth
• Job Vacancies in the Portland Tri-County Area
• Portland Metro Area Pay in 2011
• Slowing Migration Puts a Dent in Portland's Population Growth
• Pronóstico de empleo de Oregon: En crecimiento
• Oregon Employment Forecast: Looking Up
• Tri-County Occupational Employment Projections: 2010-2020
• Dusting off the Crystal Ball: Employment Projections Released
• Oregon Employment Forecast: Frustratingly Slow
• Oregon Employment Forecast: A Temporary Soft Patch
• 2011 Occupational Wage Data Released
• Oregon Employment Forecast: Looking Up
• Clackamas County: Emerging from the Great Recession
• Oregon Employment Forecast: Bottoming Out
• A Merrier 2010? Holiday Hiring in the Portland Metro Area
• Oregon Employment Forecast
• Tri-County 2010 Occupational Wage Highlights
• The Portland Area's Clark County Workforce
• Population Growth Continues During the Recession
• Oregon Employment Forecast: A Tough Year Ahead

Presentations Available Online:

• Economic Update: Recovery in Slow-Mo - 7/12
• Recovery in Slow-Mo - 4/12