Official Site of The State of New JerseyHurricane Sandy Joint Economic Data and Information
Browse Hurricane Sandy Joint Economic Data and Information below.
NJ Labor Market Views: thirteen months after Hurricane Irene struck New Jersey in August, 2011, Hurricane Sandy brought even greater and more widespread destruction to the Garden State than its predecessor. The infrastructure and economy of much of New Jersey felt the devastating impact of winds and surging waters as the center of Hurricane Sandy swept onshore October 29, 2012, north of Atlantic City.
Regional Focus - Local Area Labor Market Information: This issue of Regional Focus is based on data through September 2012 and does not reflect any impact on the region or state from Hurricane Sandy which struck New Jersey October 29, 2012 after this issue was completed. Later issues of regional focus will reflect the impact of that devastating storm.
Home Destination Report - Where Workers Live Who are Employed in the Selection Area - by Counties (Source: U.S. Census Bureau, OnTheMap Application and LEHD Origin-Destination Employment Statistics)
Atlantic County
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Cape May County
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Essex County
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Hudson County
Middlesex County
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Monmouth County
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Ocean County
Union County
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