Job Market Pulse

Job Market Pulse — June 2026

Data retrieved June 13, 2026 UTC · first edition (baseline)

A dated snapshot of the job postings dataset behind the API — read first-party from 13 applicant tracking systems, normalized into one schema. This is the baseline edition, so it carries no month-over-month comparison; future editions will. Free to read, free to cite.

The numbers

Active postings

271,277

Hiring companies

19,597

Salary disclosed

32.8%

Remote share

23.5%

Where the jobs are

The eight largest role categories by active postings, each a queryable filter on the API.

The top eight categories hold 152,461 postings — 56.2% of all 271,277 active listings — so most hiring in the dataset clusters in a short head of role types. Software Engineering leads on its own at 31,633 postings, 11.7% of the total.

Remote availability splits sharply by category rather than tracking volume. Sales & Account Management (39.7%) and Software Engineering (37.5%) run well above the dataset-wide remote share, while Hospitality & Retail (2.8%) and Skilled Trades & Field Roles (5.1%) are nearly entirely on-site — consistent with work that cannot be done away from a location.

Top 10 countries: United States (123,005) · United Kingdom (19,599) · France (12,548) · Germany (12,404) · Canada (10,290) · India (8,010) · The Netherlands (6,338) · Spain (4,205) · Australia (4,140) · Brazil (3,324)

Remote work

23.5% of active postings are marked remote, derived from the structured location resolved on each posting rather than from free-text title matching. A posting only counts as remote when its resolved location says so, which makes this a floor on real remote availability — what employers actually declare — not a model of it.

Where that remote work concentrates is in the category table above: it splits by the nature of the role, not by category size. Future editions will track how the dataset-wide rate moves month over month.

Pay transparency

32.8% of active postings disclose a salary. The figure reflects only what employers actually publish — salary is never inferred or estimated — so it is a floor on real pay transparency, not a model of it.

This is a single dataset-wide rate. The breakdown does not carry disclosure per category, so this edition reports the global number only and makes no per-category claim. Future editions will track how the rate moves month over month.

Method & citation

  • Computed directly from the live Job Listings API dataset — the same records the API returns.
  • Counts cover a rolling 21-day active window; postings older than that drop out.
  • Read first-party from 13 applicant tracking systems, never scraped from aggregators.
  • LinkedIn is not a source and is not included in any figure here.
  • Salary disclosure reflects what employers actually post — salary is never inferred or estimated.
  • Remote share is derived from the structured location resolved on each posting.
  • Figures are a one-time snapshot retrieved June 13, 2026 UTC; they are not refreshed after publication.

Cite this report

Journalists and researchers: cite freely with a link.

citation

Job Listings API — Job Market Pulse, June 2026. https://joblistingsapi.com/stats/reports/june-2026