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PDF Publication - Small Area Labour Markets (SALM), June Quarter 2020

Download the PDF of the Small Area Labour Markets, June Quarter 2020 publication (1.9MB)

The PDF version of SALM is a print-friendly document containing the introductory text and notes for the current quarter, data tables and explanatory notes.

SA2 Data Tables, June quarter 2020

Download the SALM SA2 Data Tables for the June Quarter 2020 – XLSX version (1.5MB) Download the SALM SA2 Data Tables for the June Quarter 2020 – CSV version (1.6MB)

SALM estimates at the SA2 level up to the June quarter 2020 are available in Microsoft Excel or comma-separated values format. Estimates for Greater Capital City Statistical Areas, States/Territories and Australia can be found in the ABS' Labour Force, Detailed publication. The data in Table 16b of this publication (available from the 'data downloads' section) are in 12-month average terms and are comparable with the smoothed SALM estimates.

LGA Data Tables, June quarter 2020

Download the SALM LGA Data Tables for the June Quarter 2020 – XLSX version (376.6KB) Download the SALM LGA Data Tables for the June Quarter 2020 – CSV version (413.9KB)

SALM estimates at the LGA level are available in Microsoft Excel or comma-separated values format. Estimates for Greater Capital City Statistical Areas, States/Territories and Australia can be found in the ABS' Labour Force, Detailed publication (the data in Table 16b of this publication are in 12-month average terms and are comparable with the smoothed SALM estimates).


Supporting data

Employment Projections

Where will the jobs be in the future? The National Skills Commission projects employment growth over the next five years by region, industry, and occupation.

Vacancy Report

Online job advertising levels and trends by region, occupation and skill level are detailed in the monthly vacancy report.

Employers’ Recruitment Insights

The National Skills Commission surveys businesses to monitor recruitment conditions across Australia and provide insights into what employers are looking for.

Workforce Shortages

The National Skills Commission carries out research to identify workforce shortages at the state, territory and/or national level for around 80 occupations.