Online job availability has dipped for a second month in a row, according to the Monster Employment index.
The index fell by two points in September, while year-on-year hiring was down 33% in September.
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Online recruitment in the US has shown signs of recovery in October, according to Monster’s latest employment index.
The index climbed by one point spurred by increased demand in healthcare and public administration, retail and hospitality.
Year-on-year the index currently is down 20% - the most moderate annual rate of decline since October last year.??