Indonesia’s Online Vacancy Outlook : From Online Job Postings to Labor Market Intelligence 2020
The objective of this technical report and the accompanying skills profiles report is twofold. First, the technical report explains the methodology used to transform job postings text into OV data and in turn, illustrates how to use those data to p...
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okr-10986-369472022-02-10T05:10:42Z Indonesia’s Online Vacancy Outlook : From Online Job Postings to Labor Market Intelligence 2020 World Bank LABOR MARKET LABOR MARKET INFORMATION SYSTEM ONLINE JOB POSTINGS OCCUPATIONS SKILLS DEMAND The objective of this technical report and the accompanying skills profiles report is twofold. First, the technical report explains the methodology used to transform job postings text into OV data and in turn, illustrates how to use those data to produce labor market intelligence valuable to different users. Second, the report presents answers to questions often asked by end-users and policymakers. This work is part of a series produced by the World Bank to support the Government of Indonesia in strengthening its labor market information system (LMIS). The OVO presents the results of one of four data pilots that, if adopted by the government, will provide the information needed to fill in important data gaps and to provide key labor market intelligence services to different users. Moreover, while this work focuses on the Indonesian context, it may also inform decisions in other developing countries that are considering the utilization of these data and having concerns about their validity when there is limited access to the internet and widespread informality. 2022-02-09T20:20:01Z 2022-02-09T20:20:01Z 2022-02-09 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/936031636696719107/Indonesia-s-Online-Vacancy-Outlook-From-Online-Job-Postings-to-Labor-Market-Intelligence-2020 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/36947 English CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work Economic & Sector Work :: Other Social Protection Study East Asia and Pacific Indonesia |
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The objective of this technical
report and the accompanying skills profiles report is
twofold. First, the technical report explains the
methodology used to transform job postings text into OV data
and in turn, illustrates how to use those data to produce
labor market intelligence valuable to different users.
Second, the report presents answers to questions often asked
by end-users and policymakers. This work is part of a series
produced by the World Bank to support the Government of
Indonesia in strengthening its labor market information
system (LMIS). The OVO presents the results of one of four
data pilots that, if adopted by the government, will provide
the information needed to fill in important data gaps and to
provide key labor market intelligence services to different
users. Moreover, while this work focuses on the Indonesian
context, it may also inform decisions in other developing
countries that are considering the utilization of these data
and having concerns about their validity when there is
limited access to the internet and widespread informality. |
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Indonesia’s Online Vacancy Outlook : From Online Job Postings to Labor Market Intelligence 2020 |
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Indonesia’s Online Vacancy Outlook : From Online Job Postings to Labor Market Intelligence 2020 |
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indonesia’s online vacancy outlook : from online job postings to labor market intelligence 2020 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/936031636696719107/Indonesia-s-Online-Vacancy-Outlook-From-Online-Job-Postings-to-Labor-Market-Intelligence-2020 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/36947 |
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