Insights

“"South East England, a perennial hub for job opportunities, is expected to maintain its dominance, accounting for approximately 44.1% of all vacancies. While this is a slight dip from the 2022 figure of 46.8%, it remains a formidable presence. However, it is worth noting that South East England is set to experience the most substantial year-on-year decrease, with a significant -26.7%, followed closely by the East of England, which anticipates a -24.1% decrease.

In contrast, South West England is gearing up for growth, with vacancy shares estimated to rise from 24.1% in 2022 to 25.9% in 2023. An even more remarkable surge is expected in the Hybrid/Remote category, where vacancies are projected to increase by 11.1%."