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Today, LinkedIn Senior Economist Pei Ying Chua shared a post about how COVID-19 has impacted hiring in Australia. We’re sharing her full post here as well: LinkedIn's data on hiring gives us early insight into how the labour market is responding and what might lie ahead for those who are just beginning to feel the impact of COVID-19. Earlier, we published insights on how COVID-19 is impacting hiring in China and Italy, the two most impacted countries, and what that means in the US. Now, we have new insights on how COVID-19 is impacting the Australian Economy. This analysis looks at the year-on-year changes in hiring rate, which is a measure of hires divided by LinkedIn membership. The analysis was conducted for the period of 10th Feb to 19th March 2020. In recent weeks, LinkedIn’s hiring data shows a gradual decline in YoY hiring growth in Australia, with a sharp drop towards the end of last week. We anticipate this decline in hiring growth to deepen in the coming weeks. The travel bans and shutdown restrictions on social gatherings instituted by the Australian Government to tackle the pandemic have had a significant impact on jobs and hiring intentions in certain industry sectors such as Aviation, Travel and Hospitality. An early look at our YoY hiring growth shows the rate falling below zero in the middle of last week (19th March) to a low of -2.8%, suggesting the beginning of a slowdown in hiring. Based on hiring trends we’re observing globally from countries that have implemented strict restrictions on travel and social gatherings, we expect the decline in hiring growth in Australia to accelerate and deepen in the coming weeks. Diving deeper into industries, we find that the YoY hiring growth of all Australian industries generally mirrors the overall country trend and has slowed in recent weeks. Of these, the Education, Consumer Goods and Travel industries have been hit the hardest. Severe hiring drops: These industries have been impacted by the pandemic through