Announced details
Spot work, food service, logistics, primary industries, nursing care and welfare, general administration, personal services, and other fields
Nationwide job postings: 3.956 million (up 20.1% year on year); aggregate hours worked: 25.98 million hours (up 18.9%); total wages: ¥31 billion (up 24.3%); average hourly wage in the three major metropolitan areas: ¥1,233 (up 4.9%)
For February-April 2026, nationwide job postings totaled 3.956 million, aggregate hours worked totaled 25.98 million, and total wages totaled ¥31 billion.
The report was prepared by aggregating job posting data listed on the Company's own service.
In this announcement the company addresses none of Contract Value / Offering price / Impact on Business Performance.
タイミー data (Figures 1-7 and table of figures by occupation)
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Names of Products / Services Covered | Spot work service 「タイミー」 |
| Relationship with the Company | The report was prepared by aggregating job posting data listed on the Company's own service. |
| Launch date | 8 July 2026 (report publication date; the actual data covers February-April 2026) |
| Applicable area | Spot work, food service, logistics, primary industries, nursing care and welfare, general administration, personal services, and other fields |
| Quantitative Effects | Nationwide job postings: 3.956 million (up 20.1% year on year); aggregate hours worked: 25.98 million hours (up 18.9%); total wages: ¥31 billion (up 24.3%); average hourly wage in the three major metropolitan areas: ¥1,233 (up 4.9%) |
| Usage history | For February-April 2026, nationwide job postings totaled 3.956 million, aggregate hours worked totaled 25.98 million, and total wages totaled ¥31 billion. |
| Source | タイミー data (Figures 1-7 and table of figures by occupation) |
Items this document does not state (11)
These are items the company does not state in this document. We do not leave them blank, nor fill them in from other sources or by inference.
The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.Minimum wage increases, growing corporate demand for spot work amid labor shortages, and expanded use in industries facing severe labor shortages.