Geospatial 2015 jobs data across LA County. The 2015 jobs data (selected as Work Area Profile Analysis in 2015 by all) was taken from the Longitudinal Employer-Household Dynamics Origin-Destination Employment Statistics (LODES) for LA County (most recent year available is 2015). LODES data exports a shapefile, using one point for each census block in which there is at least one job. Each point is then assigned a value equal to the number of jobs in the entire census block.

Data sourced from MIT living wage calculator. MIT calculates the “living wage” for selected geographies in the current year (http://livingwage.mit.edu/), presented as hourly pay rate for different household makeups.

Data includes income and living wage throughout LA County. Data was sourced from MIT's Living Wage Calculator for selected geographies.

Data was sourced from LA County Economic Development Scorecards and published by LA County Chief Executive Office.

Poverty rate throughout LA County by race. Data was sourced from US Census 5-year ACS for years 2012 - 2017 at the county level and from MIT's Living Wage Calculator.

Data represents an unduplicated total of participants in the WIOA Adult and Dislocated Worker Program. Some individuals participated in both the Adult Program and the Dislocated Worker Program, thus the numbers for each subcategory do not sum to the unduplicated total or participants and successful completions for the Program.

Data contains the Gini Index for LA County and four comparison geographies for years 2006-2017. The Gini Index is a ratio between 0 and 1 is a measure of income inequality. An index of 0 represents perfect income equality, while an index of 1 represents perfect inequality. The greater the number of the index, the greater income inequality exists.