Jobsearchintelligence

Name: Worker-level longitudinal-equivalent labour panel described as covering roughly 130 million US workers — demographic characteristics, educational attainment, employment history, compensable skills and compensation for nearly all full-time and temporary workers, assembled from billions of unstructured data points and normalised into an architecture the vendor states maps cleanly onto O*NET occupations, NAICS industries and BLS metropolitan statistical areas.
Creator: Jobsearchintelligence

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Worker-level longitudinal-equivalent labour panel described as covering roughly 130 million US workers — demographic characteristics, educational attainment, employment history, compensable skills and compensation for nearly all full-time and temporary workers, assembled from billions of unstructured data points and normalised into an architecture the vendor states maps cleanly onto O*NET occupations, NAICS industries and BLS metropolitan statistical areas.

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Coverage

Universe, instruments and categories.

Industry: Data Processing & Outsourced ServicesHuman Capital & Employment Services
Instruments: equities

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Type: not stated
Format: Delivered as custom research output produced by the vendor's analysts at a published hourly rate ($400/hour) rather than as a self-serve file, API or dashboard subscription. Underlying form is a normalised relational structure keyed to O*NET, NAICS and MSA codes.
Volume: Claimed coverage of ~130 million US workers and 'billions of data points' of normalised unstructured data — an order of magnitude larger than the job-posting feeds elsewhere in this table, and closer in construction to an employment panel than a listings index.
Users: N/A — a bespoke research consultancy with no user-facing platform; the client base is a small book of commissioned engagements given a three-person firm.
History: not stated
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Static-to-mature — an established three-person information-services firm with a long-lived domain and a fixed hourly-rate service model rather than a scaling product. No recent release cadence, dated update or roadmap signal appears on the page.
Launched: est. early-to-mid 2010s — the organisation record for this entity predates 2015, indicating a company established by then, and assembling a 130-million-worker panel requires years of accumulated collection, so the data asset is likely older still.
Delivery: not stated
Entity mapping: not stated
Sample: not stated
Point-in-time: not stated
Licence: not stated

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