Many people are looking for work, but there are few job openings.

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Adi Ahdiat 05/09/2024 17:58 WIB

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In early August 2024, approximately 1.89 million job seekers were registered on the KitaLulus application. However, only about 423,000 job openings were available, equivalent to 22% of the number of j

Number of Job Seekers and Job Openings on the KitaLulus Application (August 2024)

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Number of Job Seekers and Job Openings on the KitaLulus Application (August 2024)

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There are many job seekers in Indonesia, but few job openings. This is evident from big data from KitaLulus, a local employee recruitment application.

As of August 9, 2024, there were approximately 1.89 million registered job seekers on the application. However, the number of available job openings was only around 423,000 (22% of the number of job seekers).

When broken down by education level, the most significant job shortage is recorded at the junior high school/equivalent level.

As of August 9, 2024, the number of job seekers with junior high school/equivalent education reached 78,000, but only 10,000 job openings were available for them (13%).

Then, in the group of high school/equivalent graduates, there were 1.15 million job seekers with 251,000 job openings (22%).

In the D1/D2/D3 group, there were 94,000 job seekers with 71,000 job openings (76%). Then there were 559,000 job seekers with a bachelor's degree (S1/D4), with only 88,000 job openings (16%).

Meanwhile, there were 9,400 job seekers with a master's degree (S2) with 1,700 job openings (19%), and 383 with a doctoral degree (S3) with 190 job openings (50%).

This data is included in *Bridging the Gap: Understanding Job Mismatch in Today's Workforce*, a research report from a collaboration between KitaLulus and Populix.

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

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