Official sources first
Every metric traces back to a registered data source with licence metadata, ingest timestamps, and provenance you can cite in board papers or policy submissions.
The intelligence layer
Fragmented public data,one workforce picture
careersstat sits inside the careersbar family as the policy-grade analytics engine — ingesting UK and EU labour market sources, computing proprietary indices, and delivering actionable intelligence to governments, employers, and researchers.
Why we built this
Labour market decisions still depend on spreadsheets stitched together from Nomis, DWP, DfE, and Eurostat — each with different geographies, cadences, and licences. That friction slows policy, distorts workforce planning, and hides regional inequality.
careersstat unifies those sources into a single platform: registered ingest pipelines, normalised geographies, computed indices, and research tools that cite their evidence. The goal is not another dashboard — it is decision-grade intelligence you can defend in a select committee or a board meeting.
Platform at a glance
- 24
- Registered data sources
- 47k+
- Indicator observations
- 945
- UK & EU geographies
- 3
- Proprietary index types
Sources include ONS, DWP, DfE, Eurostat, ESCO, and devolved statistics — with health probes and ingest logs for operational transparency.
How we work
Principles that keep the platform trustworthy under scrutiny
Geography that matches reality
945 geographies across UK LADs and EU NUTS regions — the same codes used in government statistics, not approximations.
Indices, not just raw tables
Talent supply, employer demand, and activation scores computed consistently so you can compare areas, track change, and spot outliers.
Built for decisions
Interactive maps, area briefs, project workspaces, and AI research tools turn fragmented public data into workforce strategies you can act on.
Grounded in official statistics
Ingest pipelines cover mandatory UK sources, devolved nations, and EU datasets — with licence tags and freshness monitoring on every registered source.
- ONS & Nomis
- DWP Stat-Xplore
- DfE
- Eurostat
- ESCO
- Companies House
- +18 more
Who it's for
Segment-specific onboarding for the way you use labour market intelligence
Government
Evidence-based labour market policy with auditable datasets aligned to ONS standards.
Request a briefingBusiness
Benchmark hiring demand, skills shortages, and regional talent supply before they hit your P&L.
Start analysingResearchers
Explore 47k+ indicator observations, export series, and run AI-assisted research across official sources.
Open research toolsPart of careersbar
careersstat is the intelligence layer in a connected talent ecosystem — alongside careersbar (national workforce OS), careersspa (wellness & talent), and careerscv (verification). Each product owns a distinct layer; together they cover the full workforce lifecycle.
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