Vacancies Notified to the Public Employment Service

Under this section one can find detailed information on Vacancies Notified by private and public employers to the Maltese Public Employment Service. Public employers here only includes those entities termed as 'parastatal' which includes entities with public majority shareholding or as an independent statutory body (hence excluding the public service). This information does not include any vacancies published in local newspapers. All information displayed in this section is available for download. 

Information available in this section includes:

Vacancies Notified to Jobsplus

 1.1  Trend of Vacancies Notified by Major Occupation Group ISCO-88 (1993-2012)
 1.2  Trend of Vacancies Notified by Major Sector and Occupation Group ISCO-08 (2013-2022)

Note: ISCO - International Standard Classification of Occupations

 

Public Employment Services Job Notifications

1.1 Trend of Vacancies Notified by Major Occupation Group ISCO-88 (1993-2012)

The illustration below shows the trends of vacancies notified by employers to the Public Employment Service as from its early days of operation in 1993. Over the past two decades, vacancies notified to Jobsplus increased considerably. As from 2013 onwards, there was a change in classification of the ISCO code from ISCO-88 to ISCO-08. Due to such break in series, a separate tabulation is provided in table 1.2.
 Vacancies Notified 1993 - 2012

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1.2 Trend of Vacancies Notified by Major Sector and Occupation Group ISCO-08 (2013-2022)

The illustration below shows the trends of vacancies notified by employers to the Public Employment Service from 2013 to 2020 segmented in the first table by the main industry group (NACE) and in the second table according to the major occupation group (ISCO-08). If required, one can download a combination of these two variables (Economic Sector and Occupation) as a table from the download data icon shown below, for the period 2013 to 2022.


 


 

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