Labour Market Information
Labour Market Information (LMI)
What is LMI?
There are different types of labour market information (LMI). For example:
- ‘Hard LMI’ typically refers to data gathered directly from the labour market and / or employer surveys on a geographic and / or sector basis to provide a statistical picture of current and likely future employment and skills trends.
- ‘Soft LMI’, in contrast, refers to information collected from a range of other, less official sources, like meetings or conversations with employers, or the experiences of particular jobs provided by people working in those jobs.
Why is LMI important?
LMI provides the knowledge and understanding of how the labour market functions and is crucial for making sense of changing economic circumstances. It can also help when thinking about what the future might hold, so can support career decision making.
LOCAL LABOUR MARKET INFORMATION
You can use Unifrog to find local Labour Market information for many different job sectors - these can be found in the Careers Library section of Unifrog. Below you can see examples of Labour Market information for the Allied Health, Engineering and Retail sectors.
Allied Health Sector
Engineering Sector
Retail Sector
LOCAL & NATIONAL LABOUR MARKET INFORMATION FROM THE CAREERS AND ENTERPRISE COUNCIL
Labour Market Information (LMI), is a collection of facts and figures about employment which help us understand the job market more. LMI helps people make informed career decisions by highlighting local job trends, growth sectors, and future opportunities.
Labour Market Information - South Midlands Careers Hub
WE ARE NORTHAMPTON
You can find local labour market information on this website We are Northampton!
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