Denmark’s travel & tourism industry registered a 2.2% drop in IT hiring activity in October 2022 when compared with the previous month, according to GlobalData’s Job Analytics database.
The industry’s overall hiring increased by 0.31% in October 2022 when compared with September 2022.
Out of the travel & tourism industry’s total hiring activity, IT jobs claimed a 20.9% share in October 2022, recording an increase of 1.15% over the last three-month average share.
Top five job classifications in Denmark’s travel & tourism industry’s IT recruitment activity in October 2022
Out of the total job titles, the top five roles commanded a 100% share in the overall IT recruitment activity of Denmark’s travel & tourism industry in October 2022.
1) Software and Web Developers, Programmers, and Testers recorded a share of 61.54% in October 2022, registering a 33.33% decline over the previous month.
2) Database and Network Administrators and Architects claimed a 30.77% share, a flat growth over the previous month.
3) Miscellaneous Computer Occupations held a share of 7.69%, registering a 66.67% decline from September 2022.
Top five travel & tourism companies in Denmark’s IT recruitment activity in October 2022
The top five companies, in terms of number of jobs as tracked by GlobalData, have accounted for a combined average flat growth share in the overall IT recruitment activity of Denmark’s travel & tourism industry during October 2022 over September 2022.
A.P. Moller – Maersk posted 23 IT jobs in October 2022 and registered a drop of 39.47% over the previous month, followed by Capital A with 2 jobs and a flat growth. Nobina with 1 IT jobs, recorded a flat growth.
Junior Level job postings dominate in October 2022
Junior Level jobs held a share of 42.31%, down by 62.07% from September 2022. Mid Level positions with a 38.46% share, registered a flat growth compared with the previous month.
In the third place was Entry Level job ads with 15.38% share, flat growth over September 2022, while Senior postings accounted for 3.85%, recording a month-on-month flat growth.