Hive Radar

Intelligence that moves people.

Layoff notices, labor data, and contract awards — converted into action. A signal becomes a need, a need becomes an opportunity, an opportunity reaches a qualified person. That's the radar's whole job.

⚠ Watch out

Where jobs are being cut

Layoff notices and unemployment — the risks, plainly sourced.

Unemployment rate

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Recent layoff notices

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Texas: Texas Workforce Commission via data.texas.gov. National: plainlayoffs.com (CC BY 4.0). WARN filings only cover employers at/above the legal threshold — they don't capture all layoffs.

✓ Hiring now

Where the jobs are

Openings, new listings on Neohivez, and week-over-week trends — the opportunities.

Labor market

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This week's trend on Neohivez

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Jobs over time

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By source

By cell

How a signal travels

Signal → need → opportunity → person → trusted transaction

Every signal above names its source and date, and says plainly what it does and does not prove.

Layoff signal

Workforce reduction notice filed

A public layoff filing indicates roles affected in the region. Source type: public workforce-reduction notice. What it proves: jobs are being cut. What it does not prove: who is affected, or what they will do next.

SignalFiling detected; occupation and geography identified.
NeedAffected workers invited to create one hive profile.
OpportunityEmployers in adjacent markets receive a talent-availability alert.
PersonWorkers activate full-time, consulting, and local-service modes at once.
The radar's rules

Useful, and honest about its limits

  • Every signal names its source and date
  • Each signal states what it proves — and what it doesn't
  • Signals activate the marketplace; they never promise hiring
  • One well-sourced analysis at a time — no content flooding

Get signal alerts

When the radar goes live, subscribers get talent-availability and demand alerts for the cells and regions they follow.