As a labor market analytics company, Emsi uses data from a large number of sources to connect people, education, and work.
Emsi provides the best labor market data available to professionals in higher education, economic development, workforce development, talent acquisition, and site selection. Our data, which covers nearly 100 percent of the workforce, is compiled from a wide variety of government sources, job postings, and professional profiles.
Our clients use Emsi data to align programs with regional needs; equip students with career visions; understand regional economic and workforce activity; and find and hire the right talent.
We serve clients across the US, the UK, Canada, and Australia. Headquartered in Moscow, Idaho, in the heart of the beautiful Palouse region, Emsi also has offices around the US and in the UK.
MOSCOW, Idaho (July 26, 2019)—One of North Idaho’s largest tech employers is expanding its presence in Moscow, Idaho with a new 70,000-square-foot headquarters. Located on the north end of Moscow’s …
Travel season is upon us, and domestic airlines are facing a severe pilot shortage that’s…
When looking at compensation data, it’s important to take cost of living (COL) into account. Salaries feel different depending on where you live due to housing, groceries, utilities, transportation, healthcare, …
Last week was brutal for the U.S. media industry, with employers laying off about 1,000 journalists, according to CNN. First, Poynter announced a massive layoff by media giant Gannett. Then …
Hackers exposed approximately 1.4 billion records between January and March 2018 alone, according to…
Depending on who you ask, liberal arts graduates are either headed for a lifetime of serving coffee as a barista or are capable of doing absolutely anything. Most of these …
There are some wild narratives out there about liberal arts grads. One of the most popular is a wait-and-see approach that suggests that the long-term return on investment (ROI) is …
Rob Sentz, the Chief Innovation Officer at Emsi, discusses the findings of the new report released by the Strada Institute for the Future of Work. This new report allows educators …
Andrew Hanson of the Strada Institute for the Future of Work discusses findings in the institute’s new report. Skills such as creativity, communication, and problem solving are not only highly …
Michelle Weise, Chief Innovation Officer of the Strada Institute for the Future of Work, describes what it means to be “Robot-Ready.” The Institute’s new report concludes that technical skills must …
New report from Strada Institute and Emsi finds liberal arts grads may be better prepared for the impact of automation, but struggle to translate their skills to the world of …
Human+ Skills for the Future of Work
“As technology continues to advance, the line between soft and hard skills is disappearing. What matters is whether a skill is ‘human’ or can be performed by machines,” says Michelle …
