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Description
This mod is a little bit enhanced version of amazing mods Employment Details and Demographics: Jobs and Employees.

It works in same way as above mentioned mods but it counts ALL available jobs in your city - that means jobs in all service buildings and also in all industry areas buildings, special buildings etc. Number of jobs in service buildings and in industry areas are together in column "SRV" (I didn't see any point to separate them).

Some notes:

"Employment" shows number how many people has a job (at given education level). So for example number of employed uneducated workers / number of all uneducated workers.

"Workers vs Jobs" shows total number of workers at given education level and total number of jobs for that education level.

It can happen that total number of jobs in extended (mod) window will differ a bit from number in vanilla window. That can happen in several cases:

- new zoned building spawned - extended window will count new jobs just little bit earlier than vanilla window.
- if extended window is open for some time and some buildings have got upgraded to next level or abandoned. Mod does not recalculate numbers on that events - mod calculates jobs only when new building is built (or spawned) or is destroyed or when extended window is opened. So if you reopen window, all numbers will fit again :)

You can see code here GitHub[github.com]

If you find some problem with this mod, you can write a note here ... and if have time to spare, I will check it out and will try to fix it :)
32 Comments
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Alt History Sports Jul 31, 2023 @ 6:43pm 
Will this mod let me select a building (in my case specifically the Match Day Stadium) and see all the workers there, and their different jobs?
Julius Jun 28, 2023 @ 8:27am 
I dont understand how this mod works. It says my employment is 97% of uneducated people. But they have 57% workers to job ratio.
sfh0525 May 23, 2023 @ 2:57am 
Still working
Jimi Wan Oct 27, 2022 @ 9:52am 
Ok thanks Meda22 I will ask in there.
meda22  [author] Oct 26, 2022 @ 1:52pm 
@Jimi Wan

2/2

This means, that only new born children are getting education from city's schools...
* they get level "educated" if they visit elementary school - so if you have enough of them, everybody gets that level of education
* they get level "well educated" if they visit high school. And I believe, that all cims try to attend high school if you have enough of them so that means that all sims will get "well educated" level hence so small number of workers on "educated" level only
* and only some cims decide to study at university and get "highly educated" level... policies like "school out" or "school boost" can change that ratio - but again, it works only on universities. Now - this is only my guess, I suggest you to ask in Lifecycle Rebalanced mod about it as they have definitely more knowledge how game works regarding education
meda22  [author] Oct 26, 2022 @ 1:52pm 
@Jimi Wan

1/2

I see - to be honest, I don't know precisely how education path for cims works, but I do believe it is like this in vanilla:
* all immigrate uneducated
* uneducated adult looks for uneducated jobs (but it has chance get better education via library)
Jimi Wan Oct 26, 2022 @ 1:22am 
@meda22

no, as the mod shows separate stats for each and the other two have no issues. Its the 'Educated' I am having problems with as below. 22 Educated workers and 495 Educated jobs. I always seem to have plenty of people in Elementary schools flowing in and out but they don't take up the 'Educated' jobs.

I do however have the two mods, Lifecycle Rebalanced and Realistic Population which I thought I would try this time. Left them on default settings. Never had this issue before installing those two mods though.
meda22  [author] Oct 25, 2022 @ 11:34am 
@Jimi Wan

Haven’t you count educated / well educated / highly educated workers togheter?
Jimi Wan Oct 25, 2022 @ 6:39am 
Ok, I'm a tad confused. I am going through the annoying part where there aren't enough 'educated' workers. Plenty of all other three levels however. Now, I'm clicking on my houses and I can count roughly so far (without clicking on every house and block of flats) that there well over 100 educated workers but the mod is telling me

Educated : 100% (22/22) Workers vs Jobs
4% (22/495)

So all my educated workers are employed, but.....I am not very good at maths I will admit but if I have seen there are 100 educated workers out there and this is without counting all of them, shouldn't that read more than 22/495 ?
meda22  [author] Jul 31, 2022 @ 2:13am 
@Moyocoya sorry, there is no way to do that right now