Following January’s slight increase (just 0.6%) in active job listings, February marked a return to downward trends observed throughout the latter part of 2022 as active listings, indexed directly from company websites, declined 5.1% through the second month of 2023. …
Active U.S. job listings increased a slight 0.6% month-over-month. According to LinkUp job listing data, collected daily and directly from company websites, this is the first overall increase seen since listings peaked in March 2022. Despite more than 100,000 reported …
Labor demand continues to cool as total active job listings dropped 6.9% month-over-month in the U.S. for the month of November and declined across all industries and occupations. LinkUp data shows employers created fewer listings in November, as the count …
From U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Powell’s September 21, 2022 press conference: RACHEL SIEGEL (Washington Post): Are [job] vacancies still at the top of your list in terms of understanding the labor market? CHAIR POWELL: Yes So job vacancies are all …
Overall U.S. job listings continue to recede as the unique active job count dropped 3.2% in August. LinkUp’s jobs data, which comes directly from company websites, shows employers are creating fewer jobs (down 1.3%) and also removing more jobs (a …
Nic Gustafson
Overall this month’s job overview reads similar to last month’s. LinkUp data shows job listings on company websites declined for the fourth month in a row in July (-3.8%), which followed four months of growth. All in all, labor demand …
Nic Gustafson
Job listings in the U.S. were down 2.8% in June, with 94% of states seeing jobs drop. The states with the highest rates of decline include South Dakota (-10.1%), Maryland (-7.9%), and Missouri (-5.7%). The only states seeing job listings …
Nic Gustafson
The U.S. job market continues to cool as our economy continues to transition (and brace itself). For the second month in a row, LinkUp data reveals job listings on company websites were down, with overall listings dropping 4.2% in May. …
A month of decline After the four previous months of slow, yet steady job listings growth, April jobs data shows employers are removing job postings and putting a pause on recruitment. With the uncertainty in the economy and increased interest …
Nic Gustafson
With more job listings across the majority of areas, occupations, and industries last month, the first quarter of 2022 in the U.S. ended on a green note. Active job listings grew by 3.7% in March, a higher rate of growth …
