Labour Market Information

Labour Market Information (LMI) gives us information on the jobs and skills employers are seeking; which industries have vacancies and where they are; what education and training you need for a specific job; which job areas are growing in the future, which are in decline; and other statistics. This information can be used to make decisions on which career pathways you choose and how to enter them.

Below are links to recent updates on Labour Market Information that you might find useful:

Local Labour Market Information: Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire

National Careers Service – Labour Market Information

Success At School – https://successatschool.org/blog/560/The-Best-Websites-to-Find-Labour-Market-Information

Please see the documents below which show recent LMI for Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire

Local-Labour-Market-Outlook

LMI-Summary-Stoke-on-Trent-and-Staffordshire

Labour-Market-Information

Please use the Careerometer widget below provided by the LMI for All service to explore and compare key information about different jobs. It has a selection of headline data about pay, working hours and common tasks. You can use the widget to directly compare two different jobs to help you consider your future career choices.

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