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Bureau of Labor Statistics

About this site: Want to know how risky your job is? Plug in your occupation on the Bureau of Labor Statistics Web site to get relevant statistics, articles, news releases, and reports. You'll also find national statistical information here on reported injuries, time off, earnings, unemployment, economic trends, and just about any aspect of employment you can think of. (http://stats.bls.gov/)

Pluses: The site is easy to navigate, and the data is presented in clear, easy-to-understand terminology.

Minuses: So much statistical information might overwhelm the casual surfer.

Best feature: The search engine allows users to target specific professions.

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