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Tell us what you think of our new data hub

Holly Ivins

We’re excited to announce the launch of our new Data hub, designed to give HR professionals deeper insights into key workforce trends across the UK.

The data hub features:

  • Interactive charts showcasing national workforce patterns
  • Benchmarking data to compare your organisation’s data against UK-wide metrics
  • A growing library of visualised insights to support strategic planning and decision-making

This is just the beginning, and we want your input to make it even better. We’d love your feedback on:

  • How useful you find the current charts and comparisons
  • What additional data or features you’d like to see
  • Any other improvements or suggestions you'd like to make

Your insights will help us shape future updates and ensure the hub delivers real value to you and your organisation.

Explore the data hub now and share your thoughts below.
www.cipd.org/.../

Thank you for helping us build a better experience.

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  • Very useful! I've shared this with colleagues and I'm sure we'll refer to it regularly in the preparation of reports and analysis for executives. Obviously, I'd like to see more and more granular break-downs by region and sector, but as a starting point, this is very good.

    The choice of colours isn't awful but, as a colour-blind user, they are all a bit narrow. I know they are making use of the CIPD's official pallet, but perhaps some accessibility testing would be good?
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  • Very useful! I've shared this with colleagues and I'm sure we'll refer to it regularly in the preparation of reports and analysis for executives. Obviously, I'd like to see more and more granular break-downs by region and sector, but as a starting point, this is very good.

    The choice of colours isn't awful but, as a colour-blind user, they are all a bit narrow. I know they are making use of the CIPD's official pallet, but perhaps some accessibility testing would be good?
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