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Construction led gains at 21%, whilst medical information and childcare fell 33%.
Singapore job postings rose in 44% of occupation categories over the past three months, according to an Indeed report.
Sectors that recorded gains include construction (21%), security and public safety (18%), scientific research and development (13%), and social science (13%).
Indeed said these gains were offset by large declines in medical information (-33%), childcare (-33%), dental (-24%), and retail (-17%).
Tech hiring was also mixed in the same period, with gains in information technology (IT) systems and solutions (10%), software development (5.6%), and IT infrastructure, operations, and support (3.7%).
Postings in data and analytics, however, fell 12.5%.
Recent job postings have been supported by data centre investment, which has strengthened throughout 2026, according to Indeed.
The job platform said the job market remains tight, with postings up slightly over the year.
"Skill shortages are still common, recruitment is still challenging, and there are few pockets of genuine hiring weakness," it added.
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