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10% more job ads in March

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The number of job ads in March has gone up by 10% despite the 10-day lockdown, according to the biggest job advertisement platform in this country.

A tendency of an increase in job ads is evident in all sectors of the economy. Analysts say that in March – in the conditions of tighter restrictions – employers reacted more flexibly compared to the same month of last year. Since the beginning of 2021 the tendency towards an increase has been permanent. The demand is highest in “Commerce and sales”, “Industry” and “IT”. 



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