In September 2025, Georgia’s leading employment platform, Jobs.ge, recorded a sharp increase in job postings, reflecting rising demand in key sectors such as finance, statistics, and information technology, according to the report published by PMC Research. A total of 8,737 vacancies were published during the month, 20% higher than in August and 4.7% higher than in September 2024.
The strongest month-on-month growth came from the finance and statistics category, which saw a 29.4% increase in vacancies, while the information technology and programming sector followed with an 11.9% rise. On an annual basis, IT and programming showed the most notable surge, with vacancies up by 50% compared to September 2024. In contrast, logistics and distribution experienced a 3.9% annual decline, indicating some contraction in that field.
A broader look at the third quarter of 2025 (July–September) shows that a total of 24,199 vacancies were posted on Jobs.ge. Despite the strong September performance, the quarterly total was 0.7% lower than in the same period last year. The decline was primarily driven by the logistics and distribution (-4.5%) and administration and management (-4.4%) sectors, both of which saw reduced hiring activity.
However, other key industries continued to expand. The information technology and programming sector recorded 973 job postings, up 33.5% year-on-year. The finance and statistics category saw 4,789 listings, an 11% increase, while sales and purchasing accounted for 6,404 vacancies, growing 9.5% compared to the third quarter of 2024. Overall, the data suggests that Georgia’s labor market is showing steady momentum, driven by continued growth in high-skilled and service-oriented sectors.
