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Job Vacancy Rate - Quarterly

Description

Quarterly job vacancy rate time series for Singapore from 1998 through 2025, published by the Ministry of Manpower in CSV. The rate equals job vacancies divided by total manpower demand at quarter-end per the Labour Market Survey. Analysts track hiring tightness, labour market cycles, and public-versus-private sector coverage changes from 2006.

Official description

Job Vacancy Rate for a quarter is defined as the total number of job vacancies divided by the total demand for manpower at the end of the quarter. Source: Labour Market Survey, Manpower Research & Statistics Department, MOM Before 2006, data pertain to private sector establishments (each with at least 25 employees). From 2006 onwards, it also includes the public sector.

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Coverage
1998-01-01 – 2025-12-31
Rows
112
Columns
2

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Data

Quarter Job Vacancy Rate
1998-Q1 2.700000
1998-Q2 2.000000
1998-Q3 1.500000
1998-Q4 1.300000
1999-Q1 1.800000
1999-Q2 2.000000
1999-Q3 2.500000
1999-Q4 2.300000
2000-Q1 2.700000
2000-Q2 3.000000
2000-Q3 3.100000
2000-Q4 2.200000
2001-Q1 1.900000
2001-Q2 1.700000
2001-Q3 1.300000
2001-Q4 1.200000
2002-Q1 1.400000
2002-Q2 1.600000
2002-Q3 1.600000
2002-Q4 1.200000
2003-Q1 1.200000
2003-Q2 1.200000
2003-Q3 1.300000
2003-Q4 1.300000
2004-Q1 1.500000

Columns

Column Type Categorical
Quarter Quarter (Q) No
Job Vacancy Rate Numeric (Percentage) No