MENU CAREERS HOME STUDENT CAREERS LABOUR MARKET INFORMATION LABOUR MARKET INFORMATION WHERE TO FIND LABOUR MARKET INFORMATION ( LMI) When planning for your future it is important to understand how the world of work is structured. Particularly in the current climate it is important to realise how the face of work has changed and the impacts of this on the job market. WHY LMI? When considering a career path you need to consider whether a job/ career is in decline or whether it is not available in your geographical area. It is then important to consider a number of factors. Which employment sectors and industries are growing. What skills will jobs require in the future. What hours, pay and conditions can I expect in the future. How can you upskill yourself to offer the best chance of success. Which industries and employment sectors are currently employing currently. ARMED WITH THIS INFORMATION YOU THEN NEED TO ASK YOURSELF SOME QUESTIONS. Am I willing to travel to work? Am I willing to relocate for work? Which skills do I have that need developing further? Will these jobs still exist when I have become qualified/ completed my training? If you would like to look at Labour Market Information in a career sector look at this website Labour Market Profile - Nomis - Official Labour Market Statistics (nomisweb.co.uk) If you alter the search criteria you can get detailed information about a chosen area. For more information in future changes in the job market – look at this Government report: The future of work: jobs and skills in 2030 - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk) IN THIS SECTION OUR OFFER THE TEAM GATSBY BENCHMARKS POST 16 OPTIONS APPRENTICESHIPS ALUMNI ARE YOU AN EMPLOYER? LABOUR MARKET INFORMATION CAREERS IN THE CURRICULUM HIGH VISIBILITY VERSION SITEMAP PRIVACY POLICY COOKIE SETTINGS REMOTE LEARNING OFFICE 365 PORTAL PARENTS EVENING SYSTEM CAREERS < © 2021 THE MALLING SCHOOL•WEBSITE DESIGN BY E4EDUCATION Cookie Policy This site uses cookies to store information on your computer. Click here for more informationAllow CookiesCookie Settings