18,599 Roles Opened and 8,090 Closed This Week, With Michigan Nearly Tripling

Employers opened 18,599 roles in the past seven days and closed 8,090, across the employer career sites Career App crawls. That is a shade better than two openings for every closure. The job search holds 71,638 open listings today from 1,065 employers.

Is hiring picking up or slowing down?

Flat week to week, slightly down month to month. Counting only boards tracked in both periods, new roles came to 8,676 this week against 8,660 the week before, a difference of 16. Over 30 days the comparison is softer: 38,724 new roles against 40,629 in the prior 30, a drop of 1,905, or about 5 percent.

Closures trail reality by roughly a week, since a role is only marked closed when its board is re-read. Both the new and closed figures count roles rather than listings, so duplicate copies of one job on one board count once and the two numbers compare directly.

Remote work stayed scarce in the new batch. Three percent of roles opened this week were posted as remote.

Which states added the most new roles this week?

California led with 825 new roles, ahead of Texas at 611 and New York at 555. Michigan is the standout move: 338 new roles against 122 the week before, nearly triple. New York added 137. Florida went the other way, down from 474 to 391.

Plenty of other states posted openings this week. This is the list of the biggest contributors, not a map of where all the jobs are.

Which employers posted the most openings?

Citigroup posted 292 new roles, the most of any employer this week, followed by U.S. Bank at 269 and Cleveland Clinic at 258. U.S. Bank also carries the largest open board of the group at 1,337 listings.

Marriott International is the sharpest burst: 182 of its 206 open listings went up this week.

What skills did this week's roles name?

Office software, mostly. Microsoft Excel appeared in 99 new roles, Microsoft Word in 81, and Data Analysis in 70. Budget Management followed with 57 and Microsoft Outlook with 56.

A clinical cluster sits at the bottom of the list: Case Management in 36 roles, Patient Education in 32 and Care Coordination in 31. Inventory Management named 51, Microsoft Office 47, Microsoft PowerPoint 42 and Project Management 40. Full list on the skills index.

What are employers posting for pay?

These are pay ranges employers published on their listings, annualized to USD, and each figure is the median midpoint of a posted range rather than a starting salary or a top number. Engineering Manager leads at $241,000 across 210 listings. Product Manager sits at $218,300 over 306 listings and Software Engineer at $210,000 over 1,048, the deepest pool of the set.

Over the last 30 days, the Product Manager median came in at $192,500 against $214,650 in the prior 30. The samples are small on both sides, 37 listings and 70. Software Engineer barely moved, $207,500 against $205,000.

Where should I start looking?

Start with the job search and filter by state or employer. Daily movement is on the hiring trends page, and pay medians by role sit on the occupations index. How the crawl works is written up on our bot page.