Job vacancy statistics

Curious about information on job vacancies, sent by 31 EURES States and the European Commission to the EURES portal? Check out the statistics’ data visualisations on this page.

Tips to navigate the information:

You can download the table by using the download button on the top right of the specific statistic view.
Clicking on items in the table (or map or pie chart) will narrow down the selection of the statistics view to that item. To reset the view, use the reset button on the top right of the specific statistic view.
All statistics are based on standard code lists:
- working location: Nomenclature of territorial units for statistics (NUTS) & Eurostat - names of EU member states and EFTA countries
- occupations and skills: European Skills, Competences, Qualifications and Occupations (ESCO)
- education levels: International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED 2011)
- education fields: International Standard Classification of Education (ISCED-F 2013)

By offered occupation

The data shows the number of job vacancies based on the various types of occupations. Click the +-icon to see more detailed occupation levels.

By working location

The data shows the number of job vacancies, based on the place where the job takes place. Click the +-icon to see the data by region (if available).

By desired education level

This table shows the number of job vacancies, based on the required education level needed for the job. The pie chart in the second tab provides a visual distribution of the data.

By language knowledge

The data shows language proficiency requirements for job vacancies. Click the +-icon for more details.

By occupation experience expected

The data shows the expected experience for job vacancies. Click the +-icon for more details.

By most common skills expected

This table shows the required skills for job vacancies. In the second tab, the chart shows the top 10 required skills.

By contract type

This table shows the types of contracts for job vacancies. The chart in the second tab shows the data visually distributed.

By work schedule

The table lists the work schedules of job vacancies. In the second tab, the chart shows the data visually distributed.