About jobgetr.ai
The Intelligence Network for the Job Economy
jobgetr.ai brings labor-market news, data and analysis together in one platform — tracking employment, pay, hiring, industries and occupations across the United States, with a deeper intelligence layer for the Atlanta metro area.
What jobgetr.ai Does
Three things, built to work as one: what is being reported, what the data shows, and what it means for a particular role or market.
News
Coverage of the job economy
Reporting and analysis on the forces moving employment, pay, hiring and work — the companies, industries and regions behind the numbers.
Markets
The data, organized
Official labor-market series published as connected markets: national and Atlanta metro conditions, industry and occupation detail, wages, hiring demand and claims, each with its source and reference period.
Intelligence
Answers, not just figures
Role and compensation analysis, research, and Ask jobgetr.ai — tools that turn published market data into a direct answer about a specific occupation or market.
One View of the Job Economy
Labor-market information arrives in pieces. Federal wage and employment surveys sit apart from hiring and turnover series. Industry data sits apart from occupation data. Metro-level series follow their own schedules. Reporting on all of it sits somewhere else again.
jobgetr.ai connects those pieces. Employment, pay, hiring demand, industries, occupations and geography are treated as one subject rather than separate datasets, so a question about a role can be answered with the wage survey, the employment level and the local comparison in the same place.
Not every series is published for every geography, and the platform says so where that is the case rather than substituting a national figure for a local one.
Built on Official Market Signals
jobgetr.ai is built on published statistical series from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and the U.S. Department of Labor, organized into a labor-market model designed to show what is happening, where, and which parts of the job economy are moving.
Current series include BLS OEWS, QCEW, JOLTS, CPS, LAUS, SAE, CES and CPI, together with DOL unemployment-insurance claims. Each figure is published with the source and reference period it came from; these are periodic official statistics, not a live feed.
National Intelligence. Atlanta Depth.
jobgetr.ai covers the United States labor market as its default view. Atlanta is the platform's first deep local market: the Atlanta metro area is published as its own set of series so national conditions can be read against what employers and workers are actually seeing in one place.
Metro coverage is in beta, and metro figures appear only where the underlying local series is supported. Additional markets follow the same approach as their coverage is built out.
From News to Decisions
The surfaces are designed to be read in sequence, from what changed to what it means.
- News What changed, and who it affects.
- Markets Where the change shows up in the data.
- Roles & Occupations What it means for specific work and pay.
- Research The longer view behind the movement.
- Premium Deeper analysis and reporting for the work that needs it.
Explore the Platform
Built for Clarity
Source-traceable
Market intelligence is only as good as its provenance. jobgetr.ai is built so a published figure carries the series and reference period it came from.
Connected
Employment, pay, industries, occupations and geography are read together. A number means more beside the market it belongs to.
Honest about limits
Where a series is not published for a geography or a role, the platform says so rather than estimating a figure or substituting a broader one.
Follow the Job Economy
Explore the markets, industries and occupations shaping work across the United States.