Vacancies; SIC 2008; private firms and government sectors

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SIC 2008 size classes Unfilled vacancies (x 1000) New vacancies (x 1 000) Filled vacancies (x 1000)
A Agriculture, forestry and fishing 3.3 16 16
B Mining and quarrying 0.3 1 1
B-F Manufacturing and energy 63.8 168 171
10-12 Manufacture of food and beverages 4.8 19 19
24-25 Man. of basic metals and -products 4.6 12 13
31-33 Other manufacturing and repair 5.1 14 14
E Water supply and waste management 1.9 6 6
G Wholesale and retail trade 71.1 298 301
45 Sale and repair of motor vehicles 7.3 20 21
H Transportation and storage 15.8 60 62
49 Land transport 7.8 25 25
53 Postal and courier activities 1.7 12 13
I Accommodation and food serving 27.2 122 126
J Information and communication 17.3 57 59
58-60 Publishing, movie, radio and TV 1.3 8 8
65 Insurance and pension funding 1.3 5 5
72 Research and development 2.1 9 9
73-75 Advertising, design and other 4.9 20 20
N Renting and other business support 27.0 110 111
O-Q Government and care 102.9 366 366
O Public administration and services 24.7 78 79
852 Primary and special education 2.3 15 15
Q Health and social work activities 67.8 234 231
87 Residential care and guidance 23.8 82 80
R Culture, sports and recreation 5.9 30 31
Source: CBS
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Table explanation


The number of vacancies per quarter refers to vacancies in the private sector and in government at the end of each quarter.
Subjects: Unfilled vacancies, new vacancies, filled vacancies in the private sector and in government sectors.

Selections: SIC 2008, size of the enterprise, periods.

Data available since 1997, quarter 1.
Frequency of appearance: each quarter.

Status of the figures:
All figures in this table are final.

Changes as of 30 January 2026:
Figures of the fourth quarter of 2025 and year figures of 2025 have been added.

When will new figures be published?
Figures of the first quarter of 2026 will be published in April 2026.

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Unfilled vacancies
The number of vacancies per quarter refers to vacancies in the private sector and in government sectors at the end of each quarter.
The annual figure regarding unfilled vacancies is a weighted average calculated as follows:
Vacancies 4th quarter previous year under review, weight 1.
Vacancies 1st, 2nd, 3rd quarter year under review, weight 2.
Vacancies 4th quarter year under review, weight 1.

Vacancies, annual average = Total number of vacancies/8
The annual result of the new and filled vacancies is the total of the four quarters.
New vacancies
The number of vacancies per quarter refers to vacancies in the private sector and in government sectors at the end of each quarter.
New vacancies and filled vacancies also include new vacancies which were filled in that same quarter.
The annual result of the new and filled vacancies is the total of the four quarters.
The annual figure regarding unfilled vacancies is a weighted average.
Filled vacancies
Filled vacancies include cancelled vacancies.
The number of vacancies per quarter refers to vacancies in the private
sector and in government sectors at the end of each quarter.
New vacancies and filled vacancies also include new vacancies which were filled in that same quarter.
The annual result of the new and filled vacancies is the total of the four quarters.
The annual figure regarding unfilled vacancies is a weighted average.