Labor market: Vacancies up 115.6% in Q1

Labor market: Vacancies up 115.6% in Q1

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There was a 115.6% increase in the number of vacancies of work in the entire economy, excluding the main sector and household activities, in the first quarter of this year compared to the first quarter of 2023 (70,826 and 32,850 respectively), compared to an increase of 97.9% in the equivalent comparing 2023 to 2022.

According to ELSTAT, a job vacancy is considered a newly created position, an already vacant position or a position that will be vacant soon, where the employer has recently taken steps to find a suitable candidate, outside the company, and where available immediately or in the immediate future. It is noted that job vacancies are related to employees.

Job market: Over 150,000 job vacancies

Jobs to be filled by:

*unpaid apprentices, from employers or from any social security body.

* contractors, who are not on the payroll.

* staff rehired or returning from paid or unpaid leave.

* internal company movements of current staff.

Vacancies in the near future are full-time or part-time vacancies, which must be filled in no more than three months.

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