New jobs for old: Media, govt, tech sectors see highest labour market churn

What is labour market churn?

Labour market churn is when a single employer reports both separations and hiring of employees within a short period of time. Credit: Canva

The media, entertainment, and sports industry has seen the highest churn at 32 percent over the last five years. Credit: Canva

The government and public sector are often considered safe but have a labour market churn of 29 percent. Credit: Canva

IT and digital communications also reported a labour market churn of 29 percent over five years. Credit: Canva

Real estate saw a labour market churn of 27 percent in the last five years. Credit: Canva

Financial services were also impacted and saw a labour market churn of 26 percent. Credit: Canva

The supply chain and transportation industry, severely impacted by Covid-19, saw a labour market churn of 25 percent. Credit: Canva

Non-governmental and membership organisations reported a labour market churn of 24 percent. Credit: Canva

The education and training industry reported a labour market churn of 23 percent. Credit: Canva

The care, personal services and wellbeing sector witnessed a labour market churn of 23 percent over five years. Credit: Canva

The agriculture and natural resources industry also recorded a 23 percent labour market churn. Credit: Canva