The number of advertisements we observe in this dataset grew ×2.20 over the two years to June 2026 — a figure about our data, not a measurement of the labour market. Where the gap against it is smaller than a twentieth we say the work moved with the market, rather than force it to one side. Where reasonable aggregation methods disagree we publish no direction at all. Open a page to see which way yours went — and where in the world it went differently.
Accounting & bookkeepingexposedOffice & adminfell behindAdministrative & clericalexposedOffice & adminno clear directionAgriculture & landscapingresilientManual & support workgrewB2B / field salesexposedTechnical & advisoryfell behindCleaning, food & securityresilientManual & support workgrewConstruction & building tradesresilientSkilled tradesgrewCustomer support & call centerexposedOffice & adminfell behindData analysts & entryexposedQualified professionsfell behindDrivers & transportresilientMachines & drivinggrewElectriciansresilientSkilled tradesno clear directionLegal supportexposedTechnical & advisoryno clear directionMarketing, content & translationexposedQualified professionsfell behindMechanics & maintenance techsresilientSkilled tradesgrewNurses & care workersresilientService & shop floorgrewPhysicians & doctorsresilientQualified professionsgrewPlumbers & pipefittersresilientSkilled tradesgrewProduction & machine operatorsresilientMachines & drivinggrewReal-estate agents/brokersresilientTechnical & advisoryno clear directionRetail & shop assistantsresilientService & shop floorgrewSoftware developersexposedQualified professionsfell behindTeachersresilientQualified professionsgrewWarehouse & logisticsresilientManual & support workgrewWelders & metalworkersresilientSkilled tradesgrew