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Toyama Prefecture's Job-to-Applicant Ratio Rose to 1.48 in August, Boosted by Increased Job Openings in the Construction and Manufacturing Sectors

In August of this year, the job-to-applicant ratio in Toyama Prefecture rose to 1.48, the first increase in two months. According to the Toyama Labor Bureau, the number of job openings in August increased by 1.1% from the previous month to 22,174, while the number of job seekers decreased by 0.4% to 14,991. As a result, the job-to-applicant ratio rose by 0.02 points from the previous month to 1.48, the first increase in two months. Job openings …
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In August of this year, the job-to-applicant ratio in Toyama Prefecture rose to 1.48, the first increase in two months. According to the Toyama Labor Bureau, the number of job openings in August increased by 1.1% from the previous month to 22,174, while the number of job seekers decreased by 0.4% to 14,991. As a result, the job-to-applicant ratio rose by 0.02 points from the previous month to 1.48, the first increase in two months. Job openings …

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FNN.jpプライムオンライン broke the news on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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