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How long do job postings stay up? Nearly 4 in 10 have been up 3+ months
We tracked 621,774 job ads from posting to removal. Most close within three weeks, yet ads up 90+ days make up at least 38.7% of what is live.
Read the article →Just 5% of job ads that say where you work are fully remote
In the four weeks to 31 October 2026, 5.2% of job adverts that record where the work happens were fully remote, 14.7% were hybrid and 80.0% were on site. Nearly four in five of all the adverts we collect say nothing about it at all.
Read the article →Nearly two thirds of job ads come from 4% of employers
In September 2026 we recorded 1,569,851 job adverts naming 64,997 employers. The 2,546 that placed a hundred or more accounted for 64.5% of them, while a quarter of employers placed exactly one.
Read the article →A third of advertised pay figures give one number, not a range
In the four weeks to 10 October 2026, 33.0% of job listings carrying a pay figure gave one number instead of a range, 57.7% of those figures were hourly rates, and the typical range topped out about 25.6% above its floor.
Read the article →One in six job ads that state the hours is part-time
In September 2026, 16.0% of job listings that stated their hours were part-time across a consistent set of 40 sources, and 21.5% of listings said nothing about hours or contract at all.
Read the article →One in three job listings shows pay
In the week of 20 to 26 September, 35.2% of job listings from a consistent set of sources included a pay range. The share has held near a third for eight weeks, even though our all-source figure nearly doubled.
Read the article →Meta Muse AI Job Search: How to Find Jobs
Discover how Meta Muse AI can help you find jobs, compare roles and build a better shortlist with FindYourCareer. Includes remote job tips and useful prompts.
Read the article →When do employers post jobs? A year of listing data
A year of captured job-listing dates shows how posting activity varies by weekday, with monthly checks and a recent 28-day comparison.
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