Economic Solutions
High-frequency labor market indicators that
outpace government statistical releases.
Eight economic intelligence features derived continuously from GWIX source data — covering wage inflation, labor market tightness, structural unemployment, AI displacement, and more. Available days or weeks ahead of official government statistics across 50+ major economies.
Q4 2026Real-Time Wage Inflation Index
Continuously updated wage inflation signal by occupation, industry, and country — available weeks before BLS, ONS, Eurostat, and equivalent government releases. Derived from live advertised pay data across 240 countries.
Structural Unemployment Indicator
High-frequency signal of structural labor market mismatches — roles with persistent unfilled demand despite adequate headline employment — by geography and skill cluster.
Labor Market Tightness Index
Composite demand/supply ratio by role, geography, and sector — a real-time measure of labor market slack that outpaces official statistics by weeks and covers markets where government data is sparse.
Global Labor Cost Convergence Index
Tracks the pace at which advertised pay rates in emerging markets are converging with developed market benchmarks — a measure of globalization and labor market integration over time.
AI Labor Displacement Index
Measures the rate of decline in hiring for roles with high AI substitution risk — a leading indicator of structural labor market transformation at the occupation and sector level.
Skills Diffusion Index
Tracks how rapidly specific skills spread from early-adopter industries into mainstream employer demand — a measure of technology and practice diffusion across the economy.
Labor Market Nowcast
High-frequency composite of GWIX signals calibrated to outpace official employment releases — updated daily, covering 50+ countries with sufficient source website density for nowcast accuracy.
Remote Work Normalization Index
Tracks the share of job postings explicitly offering remote, hybrid, and on-site work arrangements by role, industry, and geography over time — a direct measure of workplace flexibility trends.