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Internet Vacancy Index

Online job advertisements increase in April 2023. Read more in this month's Internet Vacancy Index update.

Labour Market Update

The Labour Market Update - May 2023 brings together a range of Jobs and Skills Australia, and Australian Bureau of Statistics data sources to analyse the state of the Australian labour market in the March quarter of 2023. Read the full report.

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April 2023 Australian Labour Market for Migrants report

The latest report finds that labour market conditions in Australia are robust with strong increases in full-time employment and improvements for both the long-term unemployed and underemployed.

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30 May 2023

Labour Market Update

Australia’s labour market conditions are robust, however the present skills gap…

News and updates

24 May 2023

Online job advertisements increase in April 2023

April's Internet Vacancy Index shows that, in seasonally adjusted terms,…

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23 May 2023

Webinar: Skills on the Move

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16 May 2023

Recruitment activity and recruitment difficulty ease in April

April’s REOS Insights Report reveals that there was an easing in recruitment…

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Australian Skills Classification

Explore the Australian Skills Classification (ASC) to see the different skills applied in different occupations and which occupations share similar skills. Each occupation consists of specialist skills, technology tools and core competencies. The ASC demonstrates connections and transferability of skills between jobs.

Internet Vacancy Index

The Internet Vacancy Index (IVI) is a monthly count of online job advertisements compiled by Jobs and Skills Australia (JSA). Data are available by occupational groups, skill level groups, state or territory and by regional areas.

Nowcast of Employment by Region and Occupation (NERO)

The Nowcast of Employment by Region and Occupation (NERO) is an experimental dataset providing timely information on employment in 355 occupations across 88 Australian regions. You can search NERO by occupation or region, and download the data.

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