How many jobs are here?
Workplace primary jobs measure primary-job relationships located in the ZIP.
Texas ZIP labor mobility
Search a ZIP. See whether it works, sleeps, or does both.
Explore workplace primary jobs, resident primary workers, commuter inflow or outflow, employment gravity, and local workforce retention without calling jobs “daytime population.”
This explorer is loaded with the complete governed Texas ZIP workforce-mobility export and supported consumer-economy fields.
Side-by-side intelligence
Compare two Texas ZIP economies.
Use the same measure definitions and data layer so the comparison remains analytically consistent.
How to read the profile
Four questions reveal the workforce role of place.
How many workers live here?
Resident primary workers measure employed residents associated with the home ZIP.
Which way does labor move?
Net commuter balance shows whether workplace jobs exceed or fall below the resident-worker base.
How strong is employment gravity?
The jobs-to-resident-worker ratio reveals how destination-oriented or residential the ZIP is.