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A geographic map with overlay data visualisations. — Six Maps: Where the labour market is actually tight, by category. | Source: Lukas Blazek

Graphics

Graphics: Where the Job Market Is Actually Tight, in Six Maps

Six maps trace the geographic distribution of labour-market tightness across occupational categories.

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Lifestyle

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Lifestyle

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Arts

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Audio

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Opinion

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By Marta Reyes Apr 29, 2026

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Opinion

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By Jamal Whitfield Apr 29, 2026

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Arts

Broadway Opening: The Long Approach Earns the Form's Highest Stakes

By Imogen Hart Apr 28, 2026

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Wirecutter

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Lifestyle

How Couples Build a Shared Aesthetic Without Erasing Their Own

By Imogen Hart Apr 28, 2026

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U.S

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Lifestyle

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Arts

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By Imogen Hart Apr 28, 2026

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Wirecutter

Wirecutter: The Best Wireless Headphones We Have Tested in 2026

By Daniel Park Apr 28, 2026

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Opinion

The Tech Industry Is Outgrowing Its Own Self-Image, Slowly

By Daniel Park Apr 28, 2026

U.S

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Business

White-Collar Hiring Freezes Quietly Spread Across Tech and Finance

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Arts

Spring Performance Festival Brings Cross-Medium Work to Mid-Sized Cities

By Imogen Hart Apr 27, 2026

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