WORKFORCE DESK PUBLIC SAMPLE

A look inside the desk

Hiring movement, published pay and the companies and projects your team follows, together in one report.

Illustrative sample — not live market data

All figures, employers and projects below are fictional. This example shows a complete report with 15 consecutive daily observations. Live reports use verified sources; trend availability depends on comparable coverage.

For actual evidence, read the buildout briefs and inspect current coverage and freshness.

Openings by market

Five illustrative markets · 0–170 openings

Current7 days earlier
  1. Dallas–Fort Worth162 / 144 prior
  2. Northern Virginia124 / 126 prior
  3. Phoenix98 / 90 prior
  4. Atlanta76 / 72 prior
  5. Central Ohio52 / 48 prior

Earlier counts appear only where comparable history is available.

Openings that persist

Illustrative · 14 elapsed days

62.5%of current openings observed every day

Continuously observed
320
Other current openings
192
Total current openings
512

Persistence means the same posting remained visible at each daily observation. It does not establish vacancy age or a labor shortage.

Tracked openings512
Unique hiring employers12
Projects8
Mobility terms146
7D OBSERVED IN / OUT78 / 46
14D PERSISTENT320

Observed in / out compares tracked openings now with seven days earlier; additions are not confirmed new vacancies and removals are not confirmed hires. Persistent means present on every daily observation across 14 elapsed days. Mobility includes published travel, relocation, per-diem or housing terms.

Market movement

MarketOpeningsEmployers7-day changeObserved in / out14-day persistent
Dallas–Fort Worth1626+18 / 7d28 / 10102
Northern Virginia1245-2 / 7d14 / 1680
Phoenix984+8 / 7d16 / 862
Atlanta764+4 / 7d12 / 846
Central Ohio523+4 / 7d8 / 430

Selected employers

EmployerOpeningsObserved in, 7d14-day persistent
Example ElectricalElectrical contractor1041866
Example CommissioningCommissioning specialist721040
Example MechanicalMechanical contractor58932

Published pay comparisons

Market / disciplineMedian advertised boundsPostingsEmployers
Dallas–Fort Worth · ElectricalSenior / lead · Data centers$34–$46/hr183
Northern Virginia · CommissioningOther / level unspecified · Data centers$90,000–$125,000/yr123

Live comparisons group published USD ranges by market, discipline, level, infrastructure segment and pay period, with at least five postings from three employers. These are advertised terms, not estimated earnings.

Project context

Example North Texas campus

Construction → Commissioning · Dallas–Fort Worth

A phase change gives the desk a reason to review commissioning and controls employers connected to the buildout.

Example Ohio expansion

Construction · Central Ohio

Electrical and mechanical delivery partners provide a starting point for employer research alongside the project timeline.

Live project records link to their published evidence. Associated employer openings are not confirmed assignments to a site.

Saved watches & weekly updates

Market watch

Dallas–Fort Worth

28 newly observed openings and 10 no longer observed over seven days; 162 currently tracked.

Company watch

Example Electrical

18 newly observed openings over seven days; 66 roles remain present throughout the 14-day window.

Project watch

Example North Texas campus

Phase changed from construction to commissioning. Review the project update and connected employers.

Workforce Desk helps your team prioritize research. It does not supply candidate lists, decision-maker contacts or confirmed staffing assignments. Persistent postings alone do not establish a labor shortage.

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