Weekly jobs market report

Methodology

• The corpus is every live posting behind hirly.me/jobs: openings collected from employers’ career pages and public job boards, re-checked every six hours and removed once taken down. It reflects hirly’s coverage, which grows as sources are added — it is not an official labour-market statistic.
• Weekly counts use the posting date the employer published, not the day hirly first saw it, so a backlog hirly finds late is not counted as this week’s. Coverage still moves these numbers: a source added during a week raises that week’s count, so read growth as where hirly sees more new postings, not as a measured change in hiring. Only postings still live are counted, so last week’s are somewhat understated.
• Growth is ranked only for role families and countries with at least 500 dated postings the week before. Role families are assigned from job titles by hirly’s classifier; a country is a posting’s primary location.
• Salaries are the midpoint of each stated annual range, per currency, for currencies with at least 500 postings stating pay; hourly and monthly figures are excluded.