Wizz Air Holdings Plc has topped our hiring leaderboard in the three months to the end of August 2021, advertising for an average of 1,005 new jobs a month over that period.
This equates to 254 new postions per 1,000 employees at the Switzerland-based company, the highest rate out of the 50 large railway equipment and technologies companies tracked by GlobalData’s job analytics database.
For the purposes of this analysis, we’ve defined a large company as one with more than 1,000 employees and have included those for which GlobalData has comprehensive figures.
Wizz Air Holdings Plc’s hiring rate has decreased in the past three months when compared to the previous three, with an average of 1,067 new jobs posted in the three months up to and including May 2021.
Mobile Mini, Inc. came in second place based on the rate per employee metric with 72 new job postings per 1,000 employees in the three months up to the end of August 2021, while Alstom SA was in third place.
The full top 10 for the three months to August can be viewed in the following table.
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