Labor market data for government and economic development
See which employers in your region are hiring, and for which roles
Employment, hiring, skills, and wages by employer, occupation, county, and metro, updated monthly.
What official data leaves out
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Published statistics arrive with a months-long lag, rarely reach the employer level, and often lack the detail needed to answer questions about specific employers, occupations, and local labor markets.
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You can see which industries are growing, but not which employers are hiring or for which roles.
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Answering employer-level questions often means piecing together multiple sources, datasets, and methodologies.
What changes for your agency with Revelio Labs data
Talk to an ExpertWalk in with current evidence
Bring current, employer-level workforce data to boards, policymakers, and other stakeholders.
Target programs
Align training and economic development efforts with the roles and skills employers are hiring for now.
Explain your sources
Every figure comes with a published methodology you can cite and explain.
What you can measure
Employers in your region
Who is hiring and who is cutting, by company, role, and location.
Skills supply
What the local workforce can do, and how that has changed.
Skills gaps
What employers are asking for that the local workforce does not yet have.
Wages
Posted and modeled pay by occupation and region.
Use cases
Economic development
Identify growing employers and give site selectors evidence on the local talent pool.
Workforce development
Align training programs with the roles and skills employers need.
Labor market monitoring
Track firm-level employment and hiring trends between official data releases.
Policy research
Study workforce trends including AI exposure, migration, remote work, and wages with firm-level data.
0.77
correlation between our monthly jobs estimate and BLS payroll changes
1 month
ahead of JOLTS for our job postings data
How you get it
Custom reports
Our economists deliver a finished analysis of your region or question, ready for a board.
Revelio Terminal
Explore employers, occupations, and regions in the browser, from $1,250 per month.
Data Builder and API
Full data for research and statistics teams that run their own models.
Free public data
RPLS, our monthly jobs report, and the AI Labor Market Tracker, free to use and cite.
A public track record
Talk to an ExpertWe publish RPLS every month, the day before the BLS jobs report, and compare our record with official data in public.
We benchmark and reweight our data against BLS and ILO sources, with methodology documented in our data dictionary.
We document the limitations of our data, including where estimates may be less reliable.
Frequently asked questions
Our monthly jobs estimate tracks BLS payroll changes with a 0.77 correlation. It adds employer-level detail and earlier release, and we publish where the two differ.
Geographic coverage enables analysis at the county level and across official US Metropolitan Statistical Areas.
Yes. Our economists write custom reports built for a board or council presentation.
Yes. RPLS is published monthly and free to read and cite.
Speak with an expert to learn more.
Start with your own region
Tell us the region and workforce question you’re looking at. We’ll show you a current picture of its workforce.