The Total Workforce Index
The Total Workforce Index (TWI) is the only index that examines the total workforce using a proprietary formula to determine the relative ease of sourcing, hiring and retaining workforce skills in competing labor markets around the world, using big data strengthened by fresh insight to influence both short-and long-term growth strategies.
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Read ReportTotal Workforce Index Report 2019
The Total Workforce Index (TWI) examines the total workforce to determine the relative ease of sourcing, hiring and retaining workforce skills in labor markets around the world.
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Lean how the Total Workforce Index data turns complexity into opportunity
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Read ArticleUsing Global Market Data to Create Dynamic Workforce Strategies
As employers seek to implement global workforce strategies, comprehensive data can better inform decision making.
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CIient Story: TWI Data Impacts Strategy and Fuels Economic Growth
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Read ReportThe Future Of Manufacturing Infographic
Roles requiring advanced digital skills such as automation, instrumentation and robotics are on the rise increasing 45% year over year since 2015
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Read ArticleTrends in Alternative Work Models
What employers need to know about the next generation’s preferences in NextGen Work.
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Understanding the Global Travel Landscape
Learn how one client used the Total Workforce Index to vet and validate 6 market expansions in one year and exceeded goals increasing position fulfillment and retention.
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Engineering a New Location Strategy
Learn how a global provider of end-to-end engineering services leveraged the Total Workforce Index to find the best location for their new engineering center.
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A Manufacturer Finds the Right Location
Learn how a leading manufacturer used the Total Workforce Index to evaluate its production footprint across more than 300 facilities in 60 countries.
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Optimizing Location for Game Development
A gaming industry leader leveraged the Total Workforce Index™ to help it identify markets that could support increased development and production capacity.
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Read ArticleEvolution of Workforce Skills Demand
The skills that were traditionally sought for workers aren’t necessarily the skills that employers need to succeed tomorrow.
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