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When do employers actually post new jobs? Counted from the date and time each employer gives, every night.
Updated 23 Sep 2026 from 43,139 advertsof UK job adverts go up on a Tuesday, the busiest day of the week. The US is the same: 22%.
Share of adverts by the day the employer says it posted them, last 90 days. Dates are the employer's own.
is when the most UK adverts appear, UK time: 31% of them in those three hours.
UK adverts that carry a posting time, last 90 days. Midnight is left out: most of those are date-only stamps.
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Every live advert TUNAI reads from employers’ own job boards and public job sites, counted once when the same job appears twice. Recounted every night; a number on this page changes only when the count behind it does, and a figure resting on too few adverts is left out rather than shown. The numbers are free to reuse with a link to this page (CSV, CC BY 4.0).
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