Employers say a number of jobs are being advertised, with large increases for actors, entertainers, driving instructors and dancers, according to employers.
Vacancies for water and waste roles such as drainage plant operators have also increased, which employers say may be related to prolonged dry weather and fear of drought.
There were 1.85 million job postings in the last week of July, with more than 200,000 job postings added each week in the past month, according to the Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC).
Three of the UK’s top 10 recruitment hotspots were in London in the last week of July.
Kate Shoesmith, REC’s deputy chief executive, said: “This new data shows the continued strength of the jobs market, despite any broader economic uncertainty.
“The number of job ads posted each week has been steady. This is a great time to search for work as a job seeker, as employers are thinking more about salary and benefits. , conditions and development opportunities they offer both beginner and existing employees as they compete for talent.
“There is a risk that with rising costs, employers will have to re-price – as there is not yet a viable package of support for businesses to meet these increased costs.
“We know that employers’ confidence in the economy as a whole has begun to decline. The government must play its part, both in supporting people and businesses through the crisis. now, and also by partnering with industry to create a sustainable labor market.
“We need a long-term workforce strategy that includes skills, immigration and childcare and local transportation as part of our labor market infrastructure. we.”
Vacancies for probation, medical and social care workers have fallen in recent weeks, according to the report.
