Adzuna
Companywww.adzuna.co.uk
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Nov 6, 2026
Carleen JacksonGUEST
So, yeah, it's not a good situation.
Felicity HannahHOST
Yeah, it's a lot of work, isn't it, to apply for a job, Obi? And yet, according to data from the UK jobs website Adzuna, 51% of adverts on its site in September had salary information.
Felicity HannahHOST
But that's been falling over recent years.
Felicity HannahHOST
So only around half are sort of being transparent up front.
Caroline HepkerHOST
AI skills are now a requirement for any young person in the UK trying to get a job.
Caroline HepkerHOST
Data from Adzuna shows entry-level postings mentioning AI have almost tripled since last year.
Caroline HepkerHOST
At the same time, vacancies for junior positions are down by a quarter.
Caroline HepkerHOST
Bloomberg's James Walcock has more.
James WoolcockCORRESPONDENT
The current climate is even worse than during the great financial crisis.
James WoolcockCORRESPONDENT
That's how Adzuna co-founder Andrew Hunter describes the job market for young people.
James WoolcockCORRESPONDENT
Almost 1 million 16 to 24 year olds are neither working nor in education or training in Britain, and that number is forecast to keep rising.
James WoolcockCORRESPONDENT
AI is proving a mixed blessing for the UK.
Rachel EvansHOST
AI skills are now a requirement for any young person in the UK trying to get a job.
Rachel EvansHOST
Data from Adzuna shows entry-level postings mentioning AI have almost tripled since last year.
Rachel EvansHOST
At the same time, vacancies for junior positions are down by a quarter.
Rachel EvansHOST
Bloomberg's James Wilcock has more.
James WoolcockCORRESPONDENT
is even worse than during the great financial crisis.
James WoolcockCORRESPONDENT
That's how Adzuna co-founder Andrew Hunter describes the job market for young people.
James WoolcockCORRESPONDENT
Almost 1 million 16 to 24-year-olds are neither working nor in education or training in Britain, and that number is forecast to keep rising.
James WoolcockCORRESPONDENT
AI is proving a mixed blessing for the UK.
Caroline HepkerHOST
AI skills are now a requirement for any young person in the UK trying to get a job.
Caroline HepkerHOST
Data from Adzuna shows entry-level postings mentioning AI have almost tripled since last year.
Caroline HepkerHOST
At the same time, vacancies for junior positions are down by a quarter.
Caroline HepkerHOST
Bloomberg's James Walcock has more.
James WoolcockCORRESPONDENT
The current climate is even worse than during the great financial crisis.
James WoolcockCORRESPONDENT
That's how Adzuna co-founder Andrew Hunter describes the job market for young people.
James WoolcockCORRESPONDENT
Almost 1 million 16 to 24 year olds are neither working nor in education or training in Britain and that number is forecast to keep rising.
James WoolcockCORRESPONDENT
AI is proving a mixed blessing for the UK.
Caroline HepkerHOST
Meanwhile, staying in the UK, AI skills are now becoming a requirement for young people in Britain trying to get a job.
Caroline HepkerHOST
Data from the job search website Adzuna shows entry-level postings mentioning AI have almost tripled since last year.
Caroline HepkerHOST
Adzuna also says that overall junior vacancies are down by a quarter since January 2025.
Caroline HepkerHOST
Separate data from Indeed show one in six junior roles in highly exposed occupations now mentions AI.
Caroline HepkerHOST
That is twice last year's level.
Caroline HepkerHOST
AI skills are now a requirement for any young person in the UK trying to get a job.
Caroline HepkerHOST
Data from Adzuna shows entry-level postings mentioning AI have almost tripled since last year.
Caroline HepkerHOST
At the same time, vacancies for junior positions are down by a quarter.
Caroline HepkerHOST
Bloomberg's James Walcock has more.
James WoolcockCORRESPONDENT
The current climate is even worse than during the great financial crisis.
James WoolcockCORRESPONDENT
That's how Adzuna co-founder Andrew Hunter describes the job market for young people.
James WoolcockCORRESPONDENT
Almost 1 million 16 to 24 year olds are neither working nor in education or training in Britain and that number is forecast to keep rising.
James WoolcockCORRESPONDENT
AI is proving a mixed blessing for the UK.