A useful tool which provides free data on jobs advertised online via websites and platforms in different countries and different occupations, quickly enabling researchers to track trends. It is produced by Online Labour Index is produced as part of the iLabour project at the Oxford Internet Institute. The methodology used is discussed in full on the website. It is based on the daily tracking of new vacancies posted online from a number of key English language employment sites. According to the most recent release on 22nd September, online jobs have grown by 14% since May
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