Labor Market Intelligence API Use Case
Problem
Section titled “Problem”Occupation and workforce decisions often need market context. A classification result is more useful when it can be paired with demand signals, trending skills, software/technology signals, and location-aware labor-market information.
How AvelinLabs Helps
Section titled “How AvelinLabs Helps”AvelinLabs exposes five current market reads: top terms, a compact overview, trending skills, trending software/technology terms, and country-level remote-work rates. They can add observed context to an occupation review, dashboard, or planning conversation without turning a posting count into a recommendation.
Why It Is Different
Section titled “Why It Is Different”Market signals remain contextual evidence. They do not silently become customer policy or an opaque score, and they should be interpreted according to their supported scope and period.
Input Signals
Section titled “Input Signals”Current queries use:
typefor skill, software/technology, ability, knowledge, or work-activity terms on/market/top;scope=active|historicaland optional country filtering where supported;- bounded result limits;
- adjacent 30-day windows for skill and technology trend growth.
Decision Output
Section titled “Decision Output”Current outputs include:
- market summaries
- top labor-market signals
- trending skills
- software/technology demand signals
- remote-work context
Counts and percentages describe distinct jobs represented in the selected aggregation scope. Trend growth compares two adjacent 30-day windows; a 1.0 growth value can be a zero-baseline bootstrap. These values are directional context, not official employment statistics, hiring counts, or universal totals. Preserve scope, country, counts, and periods when presenting them.
Product Fit
Section titled “Product Fit”This use case can support market dashboards, occupation intelligence tools, workforce planning, job enrichment, and decision workflows that need labor-market context.
Implement and verify
Section titled “Implement and verify”Use the Market API reference for request and field limits. Run the matching Python, cURL, PowerShell, Command Prompt, or Postman request from the official examples repository rather than copying a second full example here.