Get the total number of postings
GET
/api/v1.1/{country_code}/reports/demand/Returns the total number of unique, deduplicated postings seen on the Adzuna website for the given criteria over the given time period.
In addition to the number (returned as posting_count
), an high/average/low indication is returned (posting_count_level
). This indicates whether the number is high, medium or low compared to the average across all values of the primary facet, in the given location and time period.
For example, if you query the demand figure for a particular occupation, and the value of posting_count_level
is "High", this means that the number of postings for this particular occupation is high compared to the average for all occupations in the given location and time period.
:::info
This endpoint allows querying by one primary facet type (location, occupation, skill, industry, employer) only. Multiple values of the same facet may be provided, in which case, they will be aggregated.
For more complex queries over multiple facets, see Perform complex boolean queries
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Request
A two character code that specifies which country dataset to query.
A unique ID specifying an occupation sector/category.
A unique ID specifying a company/employer.
If specified, limits the query to postings for full-time or part-time jobs.
If specified, limits the query to postings for permanent or contract jobs.
The end date of the desired time period for the query. Must be specified in ISO8601 format (YYYY-MM-DD).
A unique ID specifying an industry.
A unique ID specifying a location/statistical area.
A unique ID specifying an occupation (job title). If specified, an occupation_taxonomy_id must also be provided.
A unique ID specifying an occupation taxonomy. Required when specifying an occupation_id.
A unique ID specifying a skill.
A unique ID specifying a skill tag (pre-defined group of skills).
The start date of the desired time period for the query. Must be specified in ISO8601 format (YYYY-MM-DD).
If specified, limits the query to postings for remote-only, on-site or flexible/hybrid jobs.
Request samples
Responses
The absolute number of postings matching the query.
Specifies whether the number of postings is high, average or low compared to the average across the primary facet.