Table: Job Vacancies 2017

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Table: Job Vacancies 2017

Job vacancy statistics measure unmet demand for manpower.

The changes over time can reflect occupational shifts in the economy.

Data on job vacancy offer insights on the changes in manpower demand, helping job seekers and employers make more informed decisions.

Job Vacancy Table(s) for 2017 can be found in the following release(s). You can also compare your organisation's job vacancy statistics against industry norms through Benchmarking Tools.

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Job Vacancy Concepts and Definitions
Job Vacancies 2017 Released on: 07 February 2018
Top Ten Job Vacancies By Occupation, 2017	XLSX	26kb
Top Ten Job Vacancies By Industry, 2017	XLSX	27kb
Top Ten Job Vacancies By Minimum Qualifications Required, 2017	XLSX	24kb
Distribution of Job Vacancies By Industry And Occupational Group, 2017	XLSX	24kb
Top Ten Occupations With The Highest Number Of Vacancies Unfilled For At Least Six Months, 2017	XLSX	24kb
Top Ten PMET Occupations With The Highest Number Of Vacancies Hard To Fill By Locals, 2017	XLSX	25kb
Top Ten Non-PMET Occupations With The Highest Number Of Vacancies Hard To Fill By Locals, 2017	XLSX	25kb
Reasons For Vacancies Hard To Fill By Locals By Occupation, 2017	XLSX	25kb
Reasons For Vacancies Hard To Fill By Locals By Industry, 2017	XLSX	25kb
Reasons For Vacancies Hard To Fill By Locals By Minimum Qualifications, 2017	XLSX	24kb

Table: Job Vacancies 2017

Concepts and Definitions

Job Vacancies 2017