Lightcast offers unparalleled national and regional data and insights on the Swiss Labour Market. Our solution includes job postings IDs, occupations, skills classification and industry sectors. Dive even deeper to see salaries, company names, and job requirements such as education and experience level.
The Swiss Labour Market dataset you will find in this product is based on ISCO08 and ESCO classification.
The Lightcast Swiss Labour Market Dataset is your ultimate solution for comprehensive, real-time insights into Swiss labour market demand. With data collected from over 45,000 online job sites, which is then deduplicated and analysed using natural-language processing technology and in-house experts, it delivers a wealth of metrics on jobs, industries, recruitment activity, companies hiring, education level, and in-demand skills, both at national and regional levels, to give you the most complete picture of the Swiss labour market available today.
What’s Included?
This valuable resource includes essential information such as job posting ID, geography, occupation, experience level, industry sector, salary, company name, and required education level as well as skill information based on ISCO08 and ESCO classification.
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Additional Product information:
After being extracted, job postings are processed and classified into standard statistical classifications:
NUTS for the territorial level: the NUTS (Nomenclature des Unités territoriales Statistiques) classification is standardised across all EU countries to enable cross-country comparison.
NACE for the economic sector: the NACE (Statistical Classification of Economic Activities in the European Community) taxonomy is the classification of economic activities or industries in the European Union.
ISCED for educational levels: the ISCED (International Standard Classification of Education) taxonomy provides a comprehensive framework for organising education programmes and qualifications by applying uniform and internationally agreed on definitions to facilitate comparisons of education systems across countries.
ESCO (European Skills, Competences, Qualifications and Occupations) for occupations and skills: ESCO taxonomy identifies and categorises skills/competencies, qualifications, and occupations relevant for the EU labour market and education and training, in 25 European languages. It was built to provide a common language to help job seekers find jobs that match their skills, connect employment and education providers, and connect labour markets across the European Union. The ESCO Occupation taxonomy covers 436 unique occupations.