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Aproape 50.000 de joburi postate pe eJobs.ro în 2026

31 Mar 2026
3 minute min
Cristina Preda

Conform eJobs.ro, aproape 50.000 de locuri de muncă au fost disponibile pe platformă de la începutul acestui an, ceea ce reprezintă o scădere de aproape 10% față de aceeași perioadă a anului trecut. Totuși, există domenii care au înregistrat o expansiune semnificativă a oportunităților de angajare.

👉 Creșteri notabile în anumite sectoare

În domeniul asigurărilor, s-a observat o dublare a locurilor de muncă, cu 4.600 de poziții disponibile, comparativ cu 2.300 în 2025. De asemenea, sectorul financiar / bancar a crescut cu 58%, având aproape 7.000 de joburi postate în primele luni ale anului. Alte domenii care au avut un avans notabil includ transportul și logistica, cu 5.500 de joburi (+13%), turismul, cu 5.700 de locuri (+7,5%), și industria alimentară, cu 6.500 de joburi (+7,4%).

„Avem o dinamică evolutivă evidentă în aceste domenii, unele dintre ele fiind chiar piloni puternici în recrutare în fiecare an, precum transport / logistică, industria alimentară, turism și construcții, dar și sectoare care nu vin, în mod tradițional, cu volume uriașe de deschideri. Acestea se confruntă acum cu o nevoie crescută de candidați, cum este cazul asigurărilor și companiilor din energie”, a declarat Roxana Drăghici, Head of Sales în cadrul eJobs.ro.

👉 Domenii statice și așteptări pentru viitor

Deși există creșteri în anumite sectoare, domeniul retailului, precum și serviciile și call-center / BPO, se confruntă cu o stagnare, fără modificări semnificative în recrutare comparativ cu anul trecut. „În aceste zone, vorbim mai degrabă despre un comportament staționar sau chiar de ușoare scăderi, de aproximativ 10%, comparativ cu aceeași perioadă din 2025”, a mai spus Roxana Drăghici.

Expertul se așteaptă la o revigorare a pieței în retail, HoReCa și turism începând cu al doilea trimestru al anului, având în vedere apropierea sezonului cald și creșterea cererii de candidați în aceste industrii. În paralel, numărul total de aplicări a crescut în toate domeniile, având 3,1 milioane de aplicări înregistrate în primele trei luni, ceea ce este cu 24% mai mult decât în 2025.

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