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List All LOT Careers

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https://example.com/lot//

Returns a list of all careers with data corresponding to the geographical area(s) specified. There are four query keys that you can pass: category, pathway, fields, lot-ids. The category, pathway, and lot-ids keys cannot be used together. The fields key is always required as there is no default return object.

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Path Params
string
required

Type of geographic regional division.

string
required

Geographical identifier associated with a specific area. Can be a single id, or comma-delimited string of ids.

Query Params
fields
array of strings
required

A comma-separated array of individual career fields.
Must be one or more of abilities, age, annual-earnings, annual-openings, categories, core-tasks, description, education-attainment-levels, employment, employment-current, hourly-earnings, humanized-title, knowledge, lay-titles, median-earnings, mocs, national-lq, pathways, percent-female, percent-male, plural-short-title, short-title, similar-occs, singular-title, skills, soc-id, soc-title, standard-description, standard-id, standard-title, title, title-slug, typical-ed-level.

fields*
lot-ids
array of strings

a subset of specific LOT IDs to filter the careers list by. Unrecognized LOT IDs will be skipped. If no LOT IDs are recognized, an empty array is returned.

lot-ids
number

filter careers by one of 36 LOT categories.

string

filter careers by one of 170 LOT pathways.

string

a modified moc code that includes the military branch and status as a prefix.

string

Parameter used to indicate which datarun version to query during transitionary periods when multiple dataruns are being supported. Currently, the only datarun supported is 2025_1.

integer

(for pagination); The number of results to skip over. For instance, ?offset=5 means the first 5 results would be omitted.

integer

(for pagination); The total number of results to return. For instance, ?limit=10 means the result set is limited to 10 results. Used in conjunction with offset, you can slice the result set, e.g. ?offset=20&limit=10 would give you results 21-31.

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