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What is Adzuna?
Labour market data based on over a decade of job search technology
Launched in 2011, and operating in 20 countries across the world, Adzuna is the smarter job search engine, bringing together every job into one place.
We’ve spent a decade developing smarter, more transparent job search so you can zero in on the right role faster.
Our global coverage and decade of ingesting and scraping job postings, combined with robust deduplication, tokenisation and machine learning technology mean you can trust the accuracy and integrity of our labour market data.
- By Nick Litsardopoulos, Research Economist, IES. The UK labour market faces unprecedented challenges with unemployment, particularly for young workers and graduates. What emerges is a troubling picture of declining opportunities, structural shifts, and a generation at risk. The Demand Collapse The UK labour market has experienced a persistent downward trend […]
- By Nick Litsardopoulos, Research Economist, IES. The 2025 Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel was recently awarded to Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion, and Peter Howitt “for having explained innovation–driven economic growth.” Their work continues a long tradition, beginning with Schumpeter’s “gale of creative destruction”, recognising […]
- By Nick Litsardopoulos, Research Economist, IES. An analysis of advertised salaries of job vacancies in London Following the National Minimum Wage increase of 6.7% in April 2025, average advertised salaries showed the strongest pay growth since mid-2022, and news headlines saying that salaries have reached new record highs. However, living […]
- By Meghna Sharma, Research Economist at IES. Since April 2024, employers faced higher National insurance contributions and rises in National Living Wages leading to a real increase in labour costs especially in low to mid-pay jobs. Sectors such as administrative & support services, health & social work, education, transportation & […]
- By Nick Litsardopoulos, Research Economist at IES. The skills-based hiring revolution The impact of AI on qualification requirements presents an interesting paradox that varies significantly between occupational sectors and job roles. However, what looks similar across industries and occupations is the need for a familiarity with Ai technologies and tools. […]