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Each figure below is measured the same way every month. The sample sits next to the number, and each section links to the page it comes from.

Key figures

Measure
Job postings indexed8,119,317crawled and indexed — all records
With full descriptions8,119,317apply-ready
Countries with openings82
State any pay figure11.5%of measured postings
Listed 30 / 60 / 90+ days62.1 / 41.4 / 35.8%listing age, not liveness
Median listing age41 days
Older than 90 days (crawl archive)33.95%crawl archive, this edition
…of those, re-crawled in our last crawl pass83.7%within 40 days — our pub×seen signal
Old and still re-crawled (all postings)28.42%
…the same figure inside a fixed 7 days0.25%our crawl pace, not the ads
Median age — states pay vs not35 vs 42 daysn=857,904 vs 6,619,511
Remote-friendly3.3%of all postings
Remote of those stating the arrangement55.5%only 5.9% state it
Remote pay premium+10.3%$105,894 vs $96,033
Junior / mid / senior9.8 / 77.9 / 12.3%from the title
Explicitly entry-level2.7%credential required in 18.2%
Mention visa sponsorship0.9%
Agency / recruiter postings5.9%they state pay 20.3% of the time
Same role on several boards7.7%cross-board duplicates
Distinct employers535,557top 20 = 4.6% · HHI 2.7
Mention AI / LLM tooling2.2%
Not in English21.4%
Most-requested skillcommunication (543,262)soft skills outrank technical
Dead listing links (probed 1 by 1)0.81%of 25,080 probed
Pay disclosed: best vs weakest countryGB 23.69% vs ID 0.02%of the 13 countries with n ≥ 20,000

Frequently asked

Where do these numbers come from?

Each is measured in this edition's full pass — every crawled record, not a sample — by the same scripts that build /report and /data. The index behind it holds 8,119,317 postings in total; the sample size is printed with each figure.

Why do some figures show a different n?

Two samples are used: the report pipeline (listing age and text measures) and our crawl archive (pub×seen signals). Each row states which one applies.

Can I reuse these numbers?

Yes — the data is CC BY 4.0. Cite as: DeUnemployment, “Key figures”, https://deunemployment.com/data/key-figures.

Sources & citation. Measured over the October 2026 edition record set — full-corpus pass (measured 2026-10-06), not a sample — and 25,080 probed links. The index holds 8,119,317 postings, 8,119,317 of them live with a full description. License CC BY 4.0. Data: JSON · CSV · data health · methodology.
Press, research and custom cuts: [email protected] · Cite as: DeUnemployment, “Key figures: every number we publish — 2026-11-06”, https://deunemployment.com/data/key-figures (2026-11-06).

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More data

“Still listed” is a listing-age measure from the source publish date, not a verification that a role is open; link liveness is measured separately. The percentages are the October 2026 edition (full pass, measured 2026-10-06); the index counts are rebuilt by every nightly update, most recently 2026-11-06. Page generated 2026-11-06.