1.Automating Macroeconomic Labor Data Consolidation
Dashboard Workflow · 2026
An HR Workforce Analyst automated the consolidation of disparate Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) datasets to prepare monthly executive briefings. Previously, merging four separate JSON files with irregular missing-data placeholders was a highly manual process. The automated dashboard generates narrative insights, noting trends like hourly earnings running 3.7% above the previous year. Visualizations include a multi-line chart rebasing metrics to January 2020, highlighting the massive unemployment spike to an index of 400, and a dual-axis chart contrasting flat labor-force participation against a steady climb in average hourly earnings from $26 to $36.
What it shows:
Automating the synthesis of external labor indicators provides immediate context for internal compensation and hiring strategies.




