What moved
1,654 changes across the record in the past seven days. Of those, 349 are listed one at a time: solicitations arriving and closing, launches slipping, awards signed, filings appearing. The other 1,305 are job-board rows, collapsed below into one line per employer per day.
Oct 31, 2026 18
Oct 30, 2026 51
1 more on this day are not listed. The whole day is counted in the figure above; this page shows a page's worth.
Oct 29, 2026 73
23 more on this day are not listed. The whole day is counted in the figure above; this page shows a page's worth.
Oct 28, 2026 66
16 more on this day are not listed. The whole day is counted in the figure above; this page shows a page's worth.
Oct 27, 2026 99
49 more on this day are not listed. The whole day is counted in the figure above; this page shows a page's worth.
Oct 26, 2026 22
Oct 25, 2026 9
Oct 24, 2026 11
Hiring, collapsed 1,305 rows in 109 lines
A single-day mass removal usually reflects an employer's board republishing rather than that many roles closing on one day. We treat a spike as source behavior until it persists across days; the jobs index itself always shows what is open now.
This is the difference between today's record and the last one. The record starts on Jul 24, 2026, so an arrival before that date is the first import rather than news and is not listed . A field change can only be reported from the day that field was first captured.