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The world’s leading provider of real-time labor market data products and analysis.
What We Do
Build software and APIs to allow employers, educators, and learners to make data-driven decisions about careers.
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We collect and analyze millions of job postings and resumes to deliver actionable labor market information.
Research
Skills Gap: Different Skills, Different Gaps
In new research on the U.S. skills gap, we found …More »
Saving the Associates of Arts Degree | Saving the Liberal Arts
In two reports in partnership with AEI, Burning Glass Technologies …More »
From Our Blog
The Top Digital Skills That Boost Marketing Careers
As marketing roles evolve into online-savvy positions focused on customer segmentation and digital outreach, having digital skills are crucial for marketing professionals who want to stay ahead of the curve.
eCampus News: Is the Liberal Arts Degree in Danger?
Saving the Liberal Arts, the report from AEI and Burning Glass Technologies, offers an analysis of detailed information on job postings and worker resumes. The data reveal that employers are seeking employees with broad knowledge–the type of knowledge that comes from liberal arts–along with practical skills and knowledge.
Home Health Care News: Supply-Demand Gap Worsening for Home Health Workforce
The caregiver shortage across the in-home care industry is no secret, but a new report from Burning Glass Technologies sheds light on the depth of the skills gap of available workers… Across the all occupations studied, there were 5% more job openings than workers in 2016, but health care positions stood out with the highest demand.
Testimonials
As an economist of innovation, I believe that Burning Glass Technologies provides unique labor market data to create understanding in today’s fast changing technological and economic conditions. Data is the fuel for economic success at all levels. It allows students, regions, employers and educators to take charge of their learning and make better decisions for adapting to the world that is here and emerging. I’m a big fan.
Phil McCreadyTools like Burning Glass help us tell the story. Everybody, at the highest level, comes to us for that data. It’s so baked into our system now that we don’t even question it. We will always have demand now that we can show what it can do.
Alan SpellWith real-time, labor-time market data, we can conduct a scan of any occupation. We know who is hiring and what competencies and technical skills they need. We are making sure our program choices and curriculum remain current so that our students are trained and ready for jobs employers need to fill.
Linda L. Head