Global Talent Tracker
A powerful new resource to help organisation navigate today’s complex labour markets.
In partnership with Hays
This interactive tool brings together data from 35 countries across five key pillars:
- Value
- Participation
- Development
- Flexibility
- Innovation
Developed in partnership with Hays, the Global Talent Tracker provides a comprehensive, multi-dimensional view of labour market performance across 35 key countries and a number of industries. Focusing on five core pillars, the Tracker combines carefully selected and comparable data from reputable sources to ensure a consistent and credible assessment. Using Principal Component Analysis (PCA), a statistical method that reduces complex datasets into single composite measures, it allows for clear comparisons while minimizing subjective bias.
These pillar scores are then averaged to generate an overall Tracker score, offering a broad view of relative labour market performance. The results of the index are then complemented with in depth research on a number of key markets identified by Hays. The Tracker is being utilised by organisations to make informed decisions quickly, providing clarity and insight into labour market dynamics to guide strategic talent planning.
The experts behind the research
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Sofia De MartinEconomist, Industry
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Andy LoganDirector of Industry Consulting
Andy Logan leads our Consultancy offer on different industries for clients. He undertakes studies forecasting the demand for company’s products, analysing the drivers of different industries growth, and assessing the size of different markets and industries. He also investigates the competitive pressures and opportunities facing industries now and in the future. Another area, where he has a keen interest is in studies assessing the demand and supply of labour for different industries and occupations, identifying potential skill shortages and implications for migration.
He has worked with clients in most industries, and in many countries of the world.
Prior to joining Oxford Economics, Andy worked in a variety of economist roles at the Bank of England for 15 years. His research focused on the labour market, commodity and producer prices, UK trade flows, and the performance of UK banks. He holds an MSc. and BA. degrees from the universities of London and Leicester.
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