Labor Market Data
Unemployment, job openings, participation, and earnings data
Data Listings
Labor Market: Statistical Agencies, Surveys & Occupational Data Portals
A free, platform-curated directory of the agencies, surveys, and occupational data portals that publish U.S. and global labor statistics, sourced from official sites. Each record gives the entity's name, role, jurisdiction, and official URL. Designed for economists, HR analysts, and researchers who need one trustworthy map of where employment, wage, and occupation data are published.
Labor Market: Key U.S. Employment Indicators & BLS Survey Benchmarks
A free, platform-curated reference to the key U.S. labor-market indicators and the BLS and DOL surveys behind them, compiled from official sources. Each record names the indicator, the survey and agency, what it measures, a key reference fact, and its release frequency. Built for economists, HR teams, and reporters who need dependable public-domain context on unemployment, job openings, and earnings with periods clearly marked.
Labor Market: Metrics, Surveys & Classification-System Glossary
A free, platform-curated glossary of the labor-market metrics, survey concepts, and classification systems used across employment analysis, with precise plain-language definitions consistent with BLS methodology. Each record gives the term, its definition, a category, and a reference note. Ideal for onboarding, agent grounding, and buyers who need a shared, citable vocabulary for unemployment, openings, and occupational coding.
Reference Listing: Labor Market Data — Openings, Wages & Participation Ahead of the Prints
ReferenceOfficial reference for the Labor Market vertical. Official employment statistics arrive monthly with lag and revision; the sellable layer is real-time and granular. Buyers are macro traders, workforce planners, and staffing firms. What clears: weekly job-posting indices by metro and occupation with a documented dedup method, wage-growth trackers built from posted comp ranges, hiring-freeze and layoff-signal datasets assembled from public notices, and participation nowcasts — the example rows show the structure. The dedup method is your moat and your credibility: reposted and ghost jobs poison naive counts, so publish your filtering rules and estimated ghost-rate. Benchmark your series against official prints and show the correlation in the listing description. Aggregates only, no individual worker data. Listing is free, sellers keep 95% on everyday sales from $20 to $49,999.99 under the year-one founding rate locked through 2027-06-30 (full schedule: GET /api/meta), and zero-storage delivery relays from your endpoint at each sale — the platform never holds your panel. This reference is free; purchasing it demonstrates the full agent transaction.
API Integration
curl -X GET "https://verticalmarketplace.ai/api/marketplace/listings?vertical=labor-market"
# Pay-per-query an open-license listing in USDC (no account)
curl -X GET "https://verticalmarketplace.ai/api/x402/listings/LISTING_ID/query"