Country registry
All documented registry entries, not only task countries
35 curated evidence tables, with previews, field definitions and direct downloads. Every download contains its complete frozen table.
Start with the native occupation data. Country exports preserve original shares and publication status. Broader task and mapping tables answer different questions. Choose the right measure.
35 datasets · 581 documented fields
All documented registry entries, not only task countries
Missing source coverage is not zero occupation coverage
Displayed-zero task rows are retained separately; a period without positive cells does not acquire an occupation panel
Source cells counted once before occupation expansion; numeric zero rows separate
Source year/detail/age/flags retained; national classifications not silently relabelled
All250 registry entries; employment availability differs from task join feasibility
England/Flanders scopes retained; no respondent records
Overall source fields; absent country metrics remain absent
Only original numeric rows, including rounded zeros
Absent raw values missing; zero published mass is not zero actual usage
Semantic mean, not conversation allocation
ISCO1/2 aggregate directly from ISCO4
Task and occupation mass counted before expansion
Selected publication sample; no causal interpretation
National Employment Matrix includes self-employment; projections excluded
Exact codes only; unmatched BLS codes remain missing
Official total includes unmatched job groups
Cross-construct and cross-period comparison with March exposure
All target occupations, no European crosswalk
UK ONS lexical route; US excluded in favour of native BLS
Post-review thresholds; missing May facet grade D
All finite coefficients included regardless of sign/review status
Retains full outcome/profile variants
Direct-share descriptors; all typed reference
Common occupation counts and country counts are distinct
Aggregate correlations only; restricted source vectors omitted
Unlike constructs; no calibration or cardinal subtraction
Conditional allocation of published usage. equal_all splits each source evenly across distinct finest known ISCO destinations and then sums; UK continues through an equal reverse ONS bridge. Three-digit nodes remain unmatched at four digits. Sensitivity scenarios and marginal mapping bounds are not confidence intervals. Shares retain the country consumer denominator. Employment ratios use full official totals and separate vintages; not adoption rates.
Each source row sums to one, including UNMATCHED. Independent of country employment and outcomes. UK lexical_all uses reverse title counts, not worker transition probabilities.
Allocated plus unmatched equals original published occupation mass. Unpublished residual is separate. Arithmetic tolerance 1e-9 percentage points.
Same source release and fixed allocation weights in both months. Original denominators retained; published source support may differ. Earlier weekly windows are excluded.
APS 2021–2025 calendar-year employment; ASHE April nominal hourly pay, excluding overtime. Different populations and reference periods retained. Outcomes predate April–May 2026 usage; this is not a forecast test. Choose one AI month/scenario before analysis; repeated outcomes are not independent observations.
ONS/Textkernel new adverts 2017–July 2026, not successful hires. Source gaps, suppression and period notices retained. July is the only full month after predictor release in this snapshot and has quality warnings. No predictive or causal effect is estimated.
Eurostat annual employment 2020 onward joined to fixed all-link equal allocations for April/May 2026. Break flags, population, dates and national source metadata retained. Not a causal estimate or a forecast; do not treat the two AI-month copies as independent outcomes.
Official ESCO v1.1.2 labels and available descriptions. Corresponding languages share the same source URI and ISCO parent. This is a reference set for evaluating label retrieval, not a validated classifier of conversations, local work practices or users’ jobs. No model accuracy is claimed.
Source observations: April and May 2026. Allocations and research extensions are documented in the current file manifest. The curated web export preserves source terms and source precision.