JobsEQ gives economic and workforce developers the tools to understand population trends, labor supply, and community dynamics. Build evidence-based strategies that attract employers and support workforce growth.
Show Employers the Workforce They Need
Demonstrate available talent and population trends with credible, localized data. Position your community as a smart choice for business growth.
Support Grant Applications and Funding Requests
Back proposals with authoritative demographic and labor market evidence. JobsEQ helps you strengthen your case with accurate, defensible data.
Anticipate Shifts in Workforce Supply
Track population changes by age, education, and other key factors to prepare for future labor shortages or surpluses.
Benchmark Your Region Against Peers
Compare demographic and labor trends to nearby or aspirational regions to guide policy and investment.
Show Employers the Workforce Behind Your Region
Present credible numbers on labor force size, participation, and demographics to demonstrate you can support new or expanding businesses.
Identify Long-Term Workforce Risks
Spot challenges early by monitoring trends in age, education, and migration. Plan now for retirements, population decline, or gaps in workforce participation.
Age and Population Trends
Break down your community by age, race, and gender to anticipate shifts in workforce availability and demand for services.
Educational Attainment
See how education levels compare across regions and align training programs with employer needs.
Labor Force Participation
Understand who is working, who is not, and why. Identify untapped talent pools to boost participation rates.
Commuting Patterns
Explore where workers live and where they travel for work. Support regional planning and transportation strategies.
Integrated Data Sources
JobsEQ draws from Census, ACS, BLS, and state sources, then refines data with proprietary models to fill gaps and improve timeliness.
Localized and Continuously Updated
Get access to regional and sub-regional data that reflects current realities, not just national averages or outdated surveys.