Matching Talent to the Jobs of Tomorrow A Guidebook for Public Employment Services 2025
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2 Innovative solutions and use cases
How to get started –
data structure and standardization
Outcomes
A unified langu age for skills and job roles
Better data compatibility across systems
Reduced complexity in matching across
industries and regions Activities
Develop or adopt taxonomies
and ontologies
Train staff on how to map and align
diverse data formats to the framework
Map and align collected data to your
standardized framework
Regularly update your framework
to reflect changing market trends
Pilot the process with a small dataset
to identify gaps before scaling Prerequisites
Access to basic classification systems
Clear understanding of national
and sector-specific requirements
Knowledge in taxonomy and ontology
management
Skills classification methods
Linguistic understanding for multilingual
adaptation
Key success factors
Consistent updates to taxonomies
Collaboration with industry experts
to ensure relevance
Seamless integration with existing systemsBasic
SophisticationAccessibility
SpreadsheetsOpen
taxonomiesOntology
editorsTaxonomy-
as-a-
serviceSpecialized
language
processing toolsNatural
language
processingAdvancedSpecialized solutions Widely accessible
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