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LABOR MARKET DATA + REPORTS
Labor market data,grounded in observed job demand.
Turn normalized job-market data into evidence about blue-collar hiring across occupations, employers and places. Public reports will be published only when coverage supports unique, defensible findings.
A dated and defined source-coverage window
Observed counts with clear active-record definitions
Comparable trade and frontline occupation groups
Hiring activity without overstating employer intent
Comparisons using consistent observation rules
Fields and scope explained
Source context retained
Limits stay visible
01 / WHY IT MATTERS
DATA AS PUBLIC EVIDENCE
Reports should prove the data, not decorate it.
The report program is designed to show what the underlying records can explain: changes in hiring demand, occupation mix, employer activity and geographic patterns. No city report is published until its source coverage and comparisons meet the quality threshold.
Ask a data question02 / EVALUATION CRITERIA
WHAT BUYERS SHOULD EXPECT
Evidence that makes the data easier to trust.
Workforce analytics
Compare public hiring demand across skilled trades, frontline roles, employers and places.
Employer signals
Study which employers appear to increase, change or remove public vacancies over time.
Job market data
Turn a defined city or regional snapshot into a transparent account of observed demand.
Reproducible evidence
Publish snapshot dates, coverage, field definitions, methodology and limitations alongside every finding.
03 / THE DETAILS
PUBLICATION QUALITY THRESHOLD
What every report must contain.
SnapshotRequiredA dated and defined source-coverage window
Posting countsRequiredObserved counts with clear active-record definitions
Occupation mixRequiredComparable trade and frontline occupation groups
Employer viewWhere defensibleHiring activity without overstating employer intent
Change over timeWhere availableComparisons using consistent observation rules
LimitationsRequiredKnown exclusions, gaps and interpretation boundaries
Evaluate this with real records. Include your market, occupations and intended workflow.
04 / NEXT ROUTES
FROM EVIDENCE TO EVALUATION
Continue with the delivery that fits your workflow.
Query normalized records
Explore structured job data for recruitment products, alerts and software workflows.
Explore the API pageLoad a defined extract
Explore larger deliveries for warehouses, models, workforce analytics and research.
Explore bulk datasets05 / FAQ
BUYER QUESTIONS
What to confirm before you use the data.
Ask about a specific market, field or delivery requirement.
[email protected]01Are United States city job-market reports live?
No. United States coverage is still in development. City pages should be published only after each market has enough verified, unique data to support a substantive report.
02What is the current report-market foundation?
The current verified dataset snapshot is Netherlands-focused and contains 22,563 active records dated 08 August 2026. A report needs further analysis before findings are published.
03Can I buy the data behind a future report?
Buyers can request a sample and describe the market, occupations and analysis they need. Availability depends on verified coverage for that scope.
04How is this different from general labor statistics?
The intended report layer focuses on observed public vacancies from employer career sites. It complements, rather than replaces, official employment and labor-force statistics.
06 / NEXT STEP
START WITH A SCOPED SAMPLE
Bring us the question your data needs to answer.
Tell us your market, occupations and workflow. We will confirm whether the current coverage can support a useful evaluation before asking you to sit through a generic sales call.
- MARKET
- Country or region
- OCCUPATIONS
- Trades or frontline roles
- WORKFLOW
- Product, analysis or research
- QUESTION
- What the records need to answer