With the largest, highest-quality index of global job listings, we have developed a wide range of solutions that deliver brilliant insights into the job market. See our data in action at the macro, sector, geographic, and company level, and in our exclusive analyses and reports.
LinkUp produces monthly job market data releases that highlight recent job market activity and the current state of the economy.
Each month we publish an estimate of NFP jobs added to the economy, prior to BLS' release. Here is a look at our accuracy.
Keywords within job postings can indicate strategic direction, desired skillset, and more. Here we explore use of "blockchain" in job listings.
We have found correlation between job counts for companies in electronically traded funds and their share price.
LinkUp's job listing data can indicate trends in hiring across sectors. We used it to explore which industries are hiring most right now.
As baby boomers enter their golden years, demand for senior housing and related jobs has increased. We explored our data to learn more.
An analysis of job listings from LinkUp's database reveals the sectors driving the most growth for the retail industry.
Strength in the construction industry can indicate a strong economy. We explored construction job listing data for insight in areas of growth.
We looked at job market data to find correlations between retailer bankruptcies and their hiring data before and after their filing.
Are retail stores dying? We looked at our retail hiring data for clues and discovered it's not dying, rather it's bifurcating.
Job market data provides unique insights and comparisons of competitor companies. We explored Fedex vs. UPS hiring trends.
Job listing data can provide clues that a layoff event is probable. Here is an analysis of Microsofts job listings in relation to a recent layoff.
We compared the number of jobs in each state to determine the trajectory of the job market in each.
Job listing data can provide unique insights about geographic areas. We dug into job listing data for our home state to learn more.
LinkUp tracks job openings down to the zip code across the country. Here is what we found by exploring job listings across Orange County.
By exploring current job listings for a Full Stack Engineers, insights emerge at the geographic, sector, job category, and macro levels.
We took a look at tech job growth and decline across the US at the zip code level to identify which locations are strongest and weakest.
We predicted the location of Amazon's HQ2 by calculating each candidates job market diversification score.
The time a job stays hosted on a career site before coming down is called time-to-fill, and it can provide unique and useful insights.
The cannabis industry is growing and so has its influence on the job market. For clues to this emerging sector we looked at job listing data.
LinkUp has found the diversity of job openings available is correlated to both the health of a job market, and its unemployment rate.
Our newest analytic serves as a macro indicator designed to measure real-time changes in U.S. labor demand.
Unicorn companies represent a growing portion of our economy and understanding their job market activity is a key insight into the future.
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