Infostud records an increase in the number of job advertisements, especially for young people. But this does not apply to the IT sector, where the "great extermination" is underway with the help of artificial intelligence
On the website Jobs Infostud in the first half of this year, 32.713 advertisements were published for job, which is about three percent more than in the same period last year.
From this, this company draws the conclusion that it is a slight recovery of the labor market because companies are again hiring more intensively. In particular, the number of ads aimed at young people increased by as much as 24 percent, and the largest growth in demand was recorded in construction, tourism and catering.
Overall, the largest number of ads still comes from the trade sector, where 6.570 ads were published during the first six months. It is followed by production with 3.389 ads, service sector and crafts with 2.962, tourism and hospitality with 2.429, as well as construction and architecture with 2.232 ads.
On the other hand, the IT sector continues to decline, according to Infostud. The number of advertisements in this area is lower by about 32 percent compared to the first half of last year, while the total number of IT advertisements fell from 2.508 to 1.633.
When it comes to salaries offered by employers in advertisements in Serbia, the most sought-after occupations are salespeople and drivers with an average salary of around 125.000 dinars, while wages for production workers and administrative workers ranged around 88.000 dinars, for warehouse workers around 86.000 dinars, and for salespeople around 80.000 dinars, writes Infostud.
Among the positions for which it is most difficult to find candidates in the first six months are auto body workers, tinsmiths, bakers, bartenders, butchers and chefs. Despite the fact that employers offer above-average salaries for some of these positions, the number of applications remains low. Thus, the average salary for a kitchen chef was about 154.000 dinars, while it reached 180.000 dinars for car body workers.
source: Infostud
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