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EMSI FAQ: Where Does EMSI Data Come From?
Introduction EMSI provides a composite dataset that integrates over 90 federal and state labor market data sources into one robust database. This is the foundational dataset that drives our suite of...
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EMSI Certification Graduate Cited as ‘Local Data Expert’ in Wisconsin
Jo Ann Giese-Kent There are a variety of resources available to economic development organizations that help them serve local businesses and empower their regional economies. Jo Ann Giese-Kent,...
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EMSI Introduces Skills and Certifications to Job Postings Analytics
EMSI is very excited to introduce a handful of new updates to Analyst, our web-based labor market data and analysis tool. We’ve been working on these for a while and hope they will help our clients to...
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NYC Looks to Middle-Skill Jobs in Healthcare, Tech to Close the Skills Gap
One of the biggest roadblocks for the underemployed in finding better work is simply not knowing where the opportunities are—an information gap that’s well illuminated in a recent Bloomberg article....
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EMSI FAQ: Where Do EMSI Projections Come From?
Introduction If you use an EMSI product or service, chances are you’ve seen some of our labor market projections. We provide detailed job estimates, by industry and occupation, for each of the next 10...
View ArticleVideo: BC Colleges Using Data and Awareness to Confront Skills Gaps
In Canada, the skills gap is a huge issue, just like it is in parts of the US. British Columbia’s 11 public colleges put together the following video to describe the skills mismatch facing Canada, and...
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The Growth and Decline of Casinos and Casino Hotels Across the US
In his New York Times article, Steven Yaccino tells the story of Deadwood, the famous old Western town in South Dakota that 25 years ago joined a modern day gold rush: legalized gambling. After a...
View ArticleTechHire Grant Resources and Webinar Recap
Applications for the $100 million TechHire Partnership grant program, funded by the Department of Labor, are due in less than two months (March 11). To help those interested in applying get a sense for...
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