Company hiring momentum as a ticker-level time series, built for backtesting.
What's included
A weekly panel for about 4,200 listed companies with meaningful hiring in the US or Canada: new postings, removed postings, active postings, the share of openings in engineering, sales and operations, and a hiring-velocity z-score versus each company's own 52-week baseline. Each row has the exact timestamp it was first published to subscribers, and history is never revised, so backtests reflect what you could have known.
How buyers use it
- Test hiring acceleration and slowdown as predictors of revenue surprises
- Spot restructuring when removals spike and new postings collapse
- Compare hiring mix across peers in a sector
- Add a labor signal to fundamental research notes
Coverage and methodology
Signals are built from the same deduplicated employer career-site postings as our main feed. Employers are mapped to listed parents and tickers through a maintained entity map that follows mergers, spin-offs and ticker changes; subsidiaries are rolled up to the listed parent. Weekly files are published on Mondays at 09:00 ET for the week ending Friday. The data comes only from public job postings and contains no material non-public information; a compliance pack with our sourcing description and a completed due-diligence questionnaire is available on request.