Open data employment intelligence
Where do employers and candidates find trustworthy, official employment information? Each page explains which official authority is responsible, how official processes generally work, and links only to official public sources — labour ministries, inspectorates, employment services and legislation portals. General information only — not legal advice; always confirm with the official authority.
What this covers
- Which official authority is responsible, by country and topic.
- How official employment processes generally work.
- Official sources for employers and for candidates.
- Links only to official government and regulatory authorities.
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Authorities & classifications
Specific official authorities and classifications.
Czech Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs (MPSV)
The Ministerstvo práce a sociálních věcí (MPSV) is the central government body for labour and social affairs in the Czech Republic.
Open Open dataCzech Labour Inspection Authority (SÚIP)
The Státní úřad inspekce práce (SÚIP) is the Czech state labour inspection authority.
Open Open dataCzech Public Employment Service (Úřad práce ČR)
Úřad práce ČR is the Czech public employment service.
Open Open dataGerman Federal Employment Agency (Bundesagentur für Arbeit)
The Bundesagentur für Arbeit is Germany’s federal employment agency.
Open Open dataGerman Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs (BMAS)
The Bundesministerium für Arbeit und Soziales (BMAS) is Germany’s federal ministry for labour and social affairs.
Open Open dataEURES — European Employment Services
EURES (European Employment Services) is the EU-wide cooperation network supporting labour mobility across member states.
Open Open dataEuropean Labour Authority (ELA)
The European Labour Authority (ELA) is the EU agency supporting fair labour mobility across member states.
Open Open dataISCO Occupational Classification
ISCO, the International Standard Classification of Occupations, is a framework for organising jobs into a consistent structure.
Open Open dataNACE Industry Classification
NACE is the European classification of economic activities, used to group businesses by what they do.
Open Open dataOfficial Employment Resources in the European Union
Several official EU bodies provide employment and labour-market information.
Open Open dataOfficial Occupational and Industry Classifications Overview
Official classifications organise occupations and industries into consistent frameworks.
Open Open dataOfficial Labour Inspectorates Overview
Labour inspectorates are the official authorities that oversee workplace compliance and safety.
OpenBy country
Where to find official employment information, by country.
Official Employment Resources in the Czech Republic
This page points to the official public sources of employment information in the Czech Republic, so employers and candidates can read the rules at source rather than rely on second-hand summaries.
Open Open dataOfficial Employment Resources in Germany
This page directs employers and candidates to Germany’s official public sources of employment information, including the federal labour ministry and the national employment agency, so you can read the rules at source.
Open Open dataOfficial Employment Resources in Poland
This page points employers and candidates to Poland’s official public employment sources, including the National Labour Inspectorate and the central government portal, so the rules can be read directly from the authorities.
Open Open dataOfficial Employment Resources in Slovakia
This page directs employers and candidates to Slovakia’s official public employment sources, including the labour ministry and the central labour and social affairs office, so the rules can be read at source.
Open Open dataOfficial Employment Resources in Hungary
This page points employers and candidates to Hungary’s official public employment information, published through the central government portal, so the rules can be read directly from official sources.
Open Open dataOfficial Employment Resources in Romania
This page directs employers and candidates to Romania’s official public employment sources, including the Labour Inspection and the national employment agency, so the rules can be read directly from the authorities.
Open Open dataOfficial Employment Resources in Austria
This page points employers and candidates to Austria’s official public employment sources, including the federal labour and economy ministry and the public employment service (AMS), so the rules can be read at source.
Open Open dataOfficial Employment Resources in the Netherlands
This page directs employers and candidates to the Netherlands’ official public employment sources, including central government, the employee insurance agency and the labour inspectorate, so the rules can be read at source.
Open Open dataOfficial Employment Resources in Belgium
This page points employers and candidates to Belgium’s official public employment information, published by the federal public service for employment and labour, so the rules can be read directly from the authority.
Open Open dataOfficial Employment Resources in France
This page directs employers and candidates to France’s official public employment sources, including the labour ministry, the public employment service and the official public-service portal, so the rules can be read at source.
Open Open dataOfficial Employment Resources in Spain
This page points employers and candidates to Spain’s official public employment sources, including the labour ministry and the state public employment service (SEPE), so the rules can be read directly from the authorities.
Open Open dataOfficial Employment Resources in the United States
This page directs employers and candidates to the United States’ official public employment sources, including the Department of Labor, the CareerOneStop portal and USCIS, so the rules can be read at source.
Open Open dataOfficial Employment Resources in Canada
This page points employers and candidates to Canada’s official public employment sources, including Employment and Social Development Canada and the federal Job Bank, so the rules can be read directly from the authorities.
OpenOfficial resource types
Types of official public employment resource.
Official Public Employment Services
A public employment service is the official government body that helps people find work and helps employers find staff.
Open Open dataLabour Inspectorates and Workplace Enforcement Bodies
A labour inspectorate is the official authority that oversees workplace safety and compliance with employment law.
Open Open dataGovernment Labour Ministries and Employment Departments
A labour ministry is the government department responsible for employment and labour policy in a country.
Open Open dataOfficial Occupational Classifications
An occupational classification is the official system that groups jobs into standard, coded categories.
Open Open dataOfficial Industry and Economic-Activity Classifications
An industry classification is the official system that groups businesses by the type of economic activity they carry out.
Open Open dataPublic Workforce and Labour-Market Resources
Public workforce resources are the official, openly available tools and information that describe a country’s labour market.
Open Open dataOfficial Labour Legislation and Employment Codes
Official labour legislation is the set of laws and codes that govern employment in a country.
Open Open dataGovernment Employment and Workforce Initiatives
Government employment initiatives are the official programmes that support jobs, training and workforce development in a country.
Open Open dataOfficial Workforce and Employment Terminology
Official workforce terminology is the set of standard terms and definitions used across employment law, labour-market data and administration.
Open Open dataEmployment Documentation Standards
Employment documentation standards are the official requirements for the records and paperwork that accompany employment.
Open Open dataOfficial Resources for Employers
Official employer resources are the government-published guidance and tools that help employers understand and meet their duties when hiring and managing staff.
Open Open dataOfficial Resources for Workers
Official worker resources are the government-published guidance and tools that help workers and jobseekers understand their rights and find support.
OpenExplore the employment knowledge graph
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Open Employment lawEmployment law by country
How employment law works, by jurisdiction.
Open DocumentsEmployment documents
Contracts, letters and forms, explained.
Open OccupationsOccupations encyclopedia
Roles, responsibilities, skills and hiring.
Open Hiring guidesHow to hire
Employer guides to hiring each kind of worker.
Open Career guidesCareer guides
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Open Country guidesWorking in…
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Open Knowledge graphHR knowledge graph
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Open HR intelligenceHR intelligence center
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Open Job descriptionsJob descriptions by role
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Open Interview questionsInterview questions by role
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Open Hiring processHiring process by role
The end-to-end hiring workflow per role.
Open TemplatesHR templates
Free, printable, placeholder-based templates.
Open HR documentsHR documents center
Document guidance and structure.
Open Country HRCountry HR
How HR works in different countries.
Open StaffingStaffing & recruitment agencies
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