The AI Working Group
Experts from across Europe collaborating on AI and Big Data for regional labour market monitoring since 2015.
AI Working Group
Established in Milan within the European Network on Regional Labour Market Monitoring.
Driving AI Innovation in Labour Market Monitoring
The AI Working Group (former Big Data Working Group) of the European Network on Regional Labour Market Monitoring (ENRLMM) was established in Milan in 2015. It is responsible for observing the continuous developments in AI and Big Data in Labour Market Monitoring and for informing the Members of the Network regularly about the advancements in this area.
The AI Working Group involves experts from different countries, representing data providers for regional labour market monitoring, researchers on the methodological, legal, and ethical aspects of applying AI and Big Data in this domain.
European Network on Regional Labour Market Monitoring
The ENRLMM connects observatories, research institutions, statistical offices, and public employment services across Europe to foster knowledge exchange and collaborative research on labour market monitoring.
Pan-European Reach
Members from over 20 countries sharing regional insights and methodologies.
Multi-Disciplinary
Bridging data science, economics, public policy, and labour market research.
Knowledge Exchange
Seminars, publications, and an active community of practice.
What the AI Working Group Does
Eight core objectives guiding the group's mission across Europe.
Observe Developments
Track and document advances in AI and Big Data applied to labour market monitoring.
Exchange Practices
Share state-of-the-art methods and approaches between network members.
Good Practice
Identify and promote successful implementations and case studies from across Europe.
Increase Visibility
Raise awareness of AI applications in labour market monitoring among policymakers.
Foster Cooperation
Build strategic partnerships with EU institutions and international research bodies.
Support Governance
Address legal, ethical, and regulatory dimensions of AI use in public data systems.
Publish Research
Produce and disseminate papers, reports, and practical resources for the community.
Improve Skills
Build capacity among practitioners to adopt and use AI and Big Data tools effectively.
From Big Data to AI
Working Group Established
The Big Data Working Group was founded in Milan during the ENRLMM annual conference.
First Big Data Seminars
Launch of the seminar series exploring Big Data applications in labour market research.
Knowledge Hub Launched
The Big Data Knowledge Hub website went live as a central resource platform.
Expanded Research Focus
Growing engagement with AI methods, online job vacancy analysis, and skills intelligence.
Rebrand to AI Knowledge Hub
The group and platform evolve to reflect the broader scope of AI in labour market monitoring.
Want to collaborate?
Whether you're a researcher, data provider, or policy practitioner — we welcome new voices in the network.
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Experts from across Europe contributing to the AI Working Group.
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