The PA Department of Labor and Industry's Center for Workforce Information and Analysis have identified ten "Industry Clusters".

• Advanced Materials and Diversified Manufacturing
• Agriculture and Food Production
• Building and Construction
• Business and Financial Services
• Education
• Energy
• Information and Communication Services
• Life Sciences (Bio-Medical and Health Care)
• Logistics and Transportation
• Lumber, Wood, and Paper

Labor Market Information for Job Seekers Bucks County April 2010 Profile Top 50 Employers in Bucks County (2009) Top Industries by Cluster (2009-2014) Bucks County High Profile Industry Fast Facts (2009-2014) Fast Facts on Green Energy Occupations (2009-2014)
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Labor Market Information for Employers Bucks County Demographic Profile (2009) Bucks County High Priority Occupations Energy Efficiency Employer Planning Projections Bucks County Clusters Job Pay Scales (2005) Specific Industry Projections
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Labor Market Information Economic Indicators Bucks County Unemployment Rate by Townships (more than 17,000 residents) PA Economy at a Glance (Jan 2010) PA Civilan Labor Force by Townships Civilan Labor Force Information (Dec 2009) Population Statistics of Bucks County
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Life Sciences and Health Care Industry The Life Sciences Career Cluster combines the two distinct sub-clusters of Bio-Medical and Health Care. Pennsylvania is home to a significant number of academic, research organizations, and medical facilities aimed at serving the needs of all citizens.   Click here to download the Current and Anticipated Labor Market for Long-Term Care Workers in Bucks and Montgomery Counties Click here to download Health Careers Summary Reports- CWIA Click here to downlaod a report for the Bucks Co Healthcare Career Fair Click here to download a report on Health Care Careers in Bucks County Click for a report on LPN Workforce in PA Click here for a Report on RN Workforce in PA
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	Advanced Manufacturing Industry The Advanced Materials and Diversified Manufacturing industry cluster includes nearly all durable goods manufacturing industries and many non-durable goods manufacturing industries, including Chemical, Rubber, and Plastics, Electronics, Metals and Metal Fabrication, Printing, and Vehicle and Vehicle Equipment. Click here to download a report on Computer-Controlled Machine Tool Operators
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