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Online job ads for Construction, Production and Distribution Managers

Online job ads for this detailed group within Managers, from Jobs and Skills Australia, to .

In plain English

  • In there were 5,780 new online job ads for Construction, Production and Distribution Managers across Australia, seasonally adjusted: 2.7% of all ads.
  • Compared with , ads were up 7.6%, so by our rule they are rising over the year.
  • Over the month, ads fell (down 2.3%).
  • Compared with the monthly average of 5,060, ads were up 14.2%.
  • New South Wales had the most ads for this group (1,700).
  • Over the year, ads rose most in South Australia (up 25.3%).
  • They fell most in the Northern Territory (down 26.1%).

Occupation groups are those Jobs and Skills Australia uses for job ads. See the methodology.

Online job ads, the past five years

Online job ads for Construction, Production and Distribution Managers, Australia, seasonally adjusted, monthly, September 2021 to September 2026. The figures are in the table on this page.5k6k7k8k20222023202420252026

By state and territory

Online job ads for Construction, Production and Distribution Managers by state and territory, seasonally adjusted
State or territoryAds, September 2026On the monthOn the yearDirection
New South Wales1,700down 3.4%up 2.2% Steady
Victoria1,250down 5.5%up 4.9% Steady
Queensland1,390down 3.7%up 18.5% Rising
South Australia390up 8.2%up 25.3% Rising
Western Australia750down 0.7%up 5.1% Rising
Tasmania61down 1.6%down 3.6% Steady
Northern Territory67down 18.4%down 26.1% Falling
Australian Capital Territory160down 0.7%up 2.2% Steady
Australia5,780down 2.3%up 7.6% Rising

What this means

General notes on reading job ads for Construction, Production and Distribution Managers, chosen by the direction of job ads over the year. They are not advice about your situation.

For job seekers

More ads usually means more openings to apply for. It does not tell you how many people apply for each one, or whether pay is changing, so read each ad closely for what the employer actually asks for.

For students

Ads today are not a forecast. A course takes time, and demand when you finish may be different. Use this alongside longer-term sources such as Jobs and Skills Australia's employment projections (opens another site) and Your Career (opens another site).

For employers

More ads can mean more employers competing for the same people. Comparing your ads with others in your occupation group and region, and being clear about hours, location and requirements, can help them stand out.

Job ads are not all jobs: many roles are filled without an online ad. See the limits of the data.

Sources and licences

Online job ads: Jobs and Skills Australia, Internet Vacancy Index (opens another site), data, released . © Commonwealth of Australia, used under CC BY 4.0 (opens another site). Figures rounded; changes, shares and descriptions by Career Calling Insights.

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