LMI: Myths and Realities Dr Deirdre Hughes, Former Commissioner, UKCES & Principal Research Fellow, Warwick Institute for Employment Research (IER)

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LMI: Myths and Realities Dr Deirdre Hughes, Former Commissioner, UKCES & Principal Research Fellow, Warwick Institute for Employment Research (IER)

Overview Career matters Policy drivers in the UK ‘LMI for All’ and #EmployID – Enablers and barriers – Macro challenges and opportunities – Levers for change Where next?

...against teenage aspirations

Learn/Earn Typical English student faces debts of over £44,000 at graduation English students now face some of the highest tuition fees in the world, and the highest average debts at graduation Ministerial Taskforce: “Help businesses to create two million new jobs to achieve full employment; support three million new apprenticeships; make sure that all young people are either earning or learning”

Major Policy Drivers Devolution Open Data Policy (The Cabinet Office) Universal Credit System (DWP) Increasing job insecurity (DBIS/DWP) Skills gaps and skills mismatch (6 Government Departments) Ageing society

Preparing … for a future we cannot clearly describe…..

Career learning

Task ahead Keep people switched on to learning Encourage them not to close down opportunities too early Broaden horizons and challenge inaccurate assumptions Create relevant experiences and exposure to the world of work, career adaptability and resilience

Different datasets Learning in further education - Individualised Learner Record (ILR) Receipt of state benefits – National Benefits Database (NBD) Employment & Earnings - HMRC P45 & P14 record School Destination Data & HESA Data Mandated or signposted referrals by Job Centre Plus staff to interventions for the unemployed – DWP Labour Market System (LMS) and New Deal (ND) evaluation databases

LMI for All (UK) Provide free access UK LMI through an open API Data includes Present employment by occupation Future employment by occupation Pay by gender, hours and decile Job vacancies Skills - rated in terms of levels and importance – through the O*Net survey data Hard to fill vacancies University course destinations Apprenticeships

Funded by: Developed by consortia:

To increase and widen use of high quality labour market information to support decisions about careers and learning

Purpose of LMI for All To develop a comprehensive, high quality data offering that can inform career choices To promote third-party websites and applications as a means of opening-up the data to individual decision-makers To offer an engaging, accessible and reliable platform for developers To build wider awareness and support for LMI for All among key stakeholder groups

 An online data portal which brings together existing national sources of high quality, reliable labour market information (LMI)  An open data project, which supports the wider government agenda to encourage use and re-use of government data sets  After successfully completing its pilot stage, LMI for All was given full project status.

Objectives IDENTIFY:robust sources of LMI to inform decisions about learning and work COLLATE:sources in an automated, single, accessible location for careers FACILITATE: easy use of LMI data in conjunction with other data sources EVALUATE:relevance of the data tool with key stakeholders

Development process: Dynamic and Iterative Data Accessibility & Open Data Stakeholders & Communication

Employment levels by occupation How many jobs are there? How many in my area? What are the past trends? What are likely future trends? Labour Force Survey, Working Futures Average earnings by occupation How much do people get paid for this job? How much at the start of their career? How much in my area? Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings Unemployment by occupation What proportion of people in this occupation are currently out of work? Annual Population Survey Profile of qualification level by occupation What level of qualification do people have in this job and what am I likely to need? Labour Force Survey, Working Futures Vacancies by occupation How many vacancies are there for this job? What proportion are hard to fill? Employer Skills Survey Big questions…

In 2030 the UK workforce in 2030 will be multi-generational, older, more international and female. Technology will be pervasive, jobs more fluid and the global labour market highly competitive

JobHappy, by Harry Jones vGAOplyzJgBX2IHLUAecElK3lzOi

Hot Jobs: mobile app

Careers Advisor by LogToMobile

Pinpoint, by Harry Jones and Phil Hardwick

Careerometer: widget development Web application: widget that can be easily deployed on websites Access: provided to data at headline level Core elements: earnings and employment prospects Comparisons: between occupations facilitated Target users: Years 7-13 learners; 19+ learners; parents and carers; undergraduates; career development professionals Timeline: Available now

LMI for All widget Careerometer widget – freely available

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EmployID Aim: To support PES practitioners and their organisations across Europe in engaging actively in professional identity transformation Developing a set of services: eCoaching, reflection, MOOCs, online networking, analytical & learning support tools, leading to improved individual and organisational performance in the delivery of employment services Join as an Associate Partner (free) –

Where next? DWP/ EmployID developing & implementing a Dashboard for Work Coaches in Job Centres as well as Employment Advisers working with companies Redesigned widget Careers Chatbot National Career Development Strategies – four nations

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