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Attract and retain business based on workforce characteristics

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Serving Learners and Employers in a Skill-Based Economy

Connecting education and work through the shared language of skills

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As Labor Force Shrinks, Wages Increase

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Emsi and Geekbidz Partnership Launches a New Standard for Bias-free Hiring

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What is Emsi data?

Emsi’s strength is that we build our data using four different data sources. This gives you the most complete, nuanced, up-to-date view of the labor market possible.

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1. Traditional labor market information (LMI)

Data pulled from government sources (BLS, US Census Bureau, etc.)

2. Profile data

Public, self-reported data from millions of online profiles and resumes

3. Job posting analytics

Data collected from millions of job postings created by employers

4. Compensation data

Wage estimations based on wage data (from government sources) plus self-reported wage data (from our profile data)

5. Global data

Industry, occupation, and profile data collected from countries around the world.

6. Skills

30,000+ skills collected from hundreds of millions of job postings, resumes, and online profiles.

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University of Florida

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