Job Markets Australia 2025-2026

  Welcome to the Job Markets Australia online database, 2025-2026 Issue.
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The online database remains the largest integrated source of well researched, systematic information on occupational labour markets in Australia.

  

It has a wealth of statistical, evaluative and reference data for over 1,060 occupations, including their latest average weekly full-time earnings by age-group, average retirement age, and much more.

  

Importantly, the methodology ensures that the earnings figures are realistic and reliable guides to market rate income by age-group and occupation and that the other statistics reflect best practice principles in occupational research.

  

The powerful Query function lets you search on 14 information fields, alone or in combination. This identifies immediately which occupations meet your search criteria.

  

The content and sources are explained in the Information Paper found in the Sources on the toolbar. The Sources page also has other reference papers on database topics.

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Quick Facts

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It’s $12 for each Job in the Report.

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Yes, when you pay by PayPal the name and address details held for the PayPal account are included in a tax invoice with the amount paid. It will have all necessary information for Yorkcross Pty Ltd, the company operating this website.

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Using Job Markets Australia
Report Builder

In a few easy steps you can have your occupational Report.

  1. To get started Click the Create Report button above.
  2. Read and accept the Terms and Conditions.
  3. Type in the full or part title of the occupation/s of interest, and click Find Job/s.
  4. Then tick the right boxes and click Add Job/s.
  5. Use the Query function to search for suitable occupations, and then follow the same steps as for the Find function.
  6. Follow the PayPal or PrePaid paths to produce your Report, as well as a tax invoice for PayPal payments

Introduction of OSCA

OSCA is the Occupation Standard Classification for Australia, which was developed by the Australian Bureau of Statistics and released in December, 2024. The Bureau will begin classifying labour market statistics to OSCA from September, 2026, beginning with the Labour Force series and going on to the 2026 Population Census. Until that happens, the Job Markets Australia database will continue to use the ANZSCO classification. A crosswalk between OSCA and ANZSCO is now available for every occupation in the database by selecting the OSCA option in the Content Options when obtaining a report. The Bureau’s correspondence files between OSCA and ANZSCO can be downloaded from the “Sources” page of this website and from www.abs.gov.au.