CEDEX
All insights

Analysis

What vacancy data tells you that a skills survey cannot

12 May 20266 min read482 views

Employer surveys describe what firms think they need. Live job-opening data shows what they are actually paying to fill. Read together, the gap between the two is the most useful number in workforce planning.

This is a structural placeholder that demonstrates the layout and the intended editorial voice. It will be replaced with a real article before launch. The body inherits the serif face CEDEX uses in the reports it produces, set at a comfortable reading measure.

Read the vacancy data and the survey together, and the gap between the two becomes the most useful number in workforce planning.

Data and reference codes appear in ESCO / EQF throughout, because the vernacular of this work is codes and standards. Where a claim rests on a figure, that figure is shown in the mono face so the reader can find it quickly.

The full analysis will set out the method, the evidence and the practical recommendation for the audience concerned — an employer, a public institution, an education provider or an individual navigating a transition.