The market
A stock market for skills.
Built from Australian job ads, updated every week.
| Industry | Job ads (4 weeks) | 4-week change |
|---|---|---|
| Health Care and Social Assistance | 2,302 | Up +6.7% (2,158 → 2,302) |
| Professional, Scientific and Technical Services | 1,848 | Up +6.5% (1,735 → 1,848) |
| Retail Trade | 1,131 | Up +14% (988 → 1,131) |
| Education and Training | 1,105 | Up +6.9% (1,034 → 1,105) |
| Financial and Insurance Services | 947 | Up +4.9% (903 → 947) |
| Public Administration and Safety | 877 | Up +4.7% (838 → 877) |
| Construction | 872 | Down −6.4% (932 → 872) |
| Manufacturing | 654 | Down −3.0% (674 → 654) |
| Information Media and Telecommunications | 337 | Down −9.7% (373 → 337) |
| Mining | 308 | Down −7.5% (333 → 308) |
Board
100 skills, roles and industries
NameJob adsChange
ChangeJob ads
- Health Care and Social Assistance
IndustryANZSIC Division Q
2,302job ads in 28 daysUp+6.7%2,158 → 2,302 ads - Professional, Scientific and Technical Services
IndustryANZSIC Division M
1,848job ads in 28 daysUp+6.5%1,735 → 1,848 ads - Information Media and Telecommunications
IndustryANZSIC Division J
337job ads in 28 daysDown−9.7%373 → 337 ads - Architectural Draftsperson
RoleEngineering & built environment
143job ads in 28 daysUp+0.6%1,732 → 1,742 ads
The order follows the market measure you picked — it ranks skills and roles, never people. Rows with too few ads sink to the bottom and say so instead of showing a number.
Illustrative data: numbers in this preview are generated to behave like the real pipeline and are not real market signals. Sources and method