Latest quarterly vacancies; employment and unemployment edged up
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Official market pulse
Three indicators. One wider picture
Periods differ because official vacancies, employment, and unemployment statistics are released on different schedules.
Up 9,117 from Q1 2026, approximately 13.3%.
The latest quarterly release shows more vacancies than in the previous comparable quarter. It does not measure an individual applicant's hiring probability.
Open official sourceUp about 300 people from July; the rate was unchanged at 3.1%.
The registered unemployment count edged up while the published rate stayed level.
Open official sourceUp about 400 people from June.
Paid employment edged up in the latest monthly release.
Open official sourceWhat the numbers say
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Employment and unemployment can move at the same time because more people may be both working and looking for something better. Watch the direction over time across all three indicators.
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Hiring Explorer shows 185 last-known active observations from 12 selected employers in its 12 October 2026 snapshot. These are last-known active observations. Eleven employer inventories had limited access, and one Maersk detail page could not be independently reverified as open on 12 October. This is not a complete current vacancy inventory or an official national statistic.
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Official data remains separate from the vacancy dataset
Official indicators and ResumeAI Lab's reviewed vacancy sample are kept separate. See the sources, interpretation, and limitations.
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