Job ads rise for second straight month but salary costs up 4.1% and climbing
Job ads are recovering and salaries are rising at 4.1 per cent annually. SEEK’s Chief Economist says hiring confidence remains muted.
Job ads are recovering and salaries are rising at 4.1 per cent annually. SEEK’s Chief Economist says hiring confidence remains muted.
Job ads declined slightly in November, but advertised salary growth accelerated to its fastest pace since June.
Australia’s job market is quietly bouncing back, job ads are rising and salaries holding steady. What’s behind this surprising shift? Read on to find out.
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According to SEEK data, job ads fell, but seeker engagement soared in August.
Job ad levels experienced a notable rise, marking the first upturn since January
The decline in job ads in March was most prominent in the Hospitality and Tourism sector, closely followed by the accounting sector.
In December 2022, the number of job ads in Australia decreased by 2.9 per cent when compared to November last year.