Search live job postings, aggregate any market slice, and see how long each listing has been open.
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HIRINGINDEX_API_KEYAPI keyrequiredAPI key. Also accepts RAPIDAPI_KEY.
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search_jobsSearch live job postings read directly from ten applicant tracking systems (Workday, SmartRecruiters,Search live job postings read directly from ten applicant tracking systems (Workday, SmartRecruiters,
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job_market_insightsCounts, salary percentiles by currency, remote share, top employers, seniority and employment-type mix,Counts, salary percentiles by currency, remote share, top employers, seniority and employment-type mix,
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posting_age_reportAge profile of a slice of postings: median days since publication, share posted in the last week, andAge profile of a slice of postings: median days since publication, share posted in the last week, and
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get_jobFull detail for a single posting by its id, including the description and the application link.Full detail for a single posting by its id, including the description and the application link.
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Search live job postings, aggregate any market slice, and see how long each listing has been open.
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