Quarterly Movers
Frozen snapshot-to-snapshot changes in structural risk. These are real scoring deltas — not monitor fluctuations or outlook shifts.
Current snapshot
occupations-v4-2026-03.json
generated 20 Mar 2026
Previous snapshot
occupations-v3-2026-03.json
frozen comparison anchor
Band movers
90
occupations that changed risk band
Top Risers
Occupations with the largest increase in structural pressure since the previous frozen snapshot.
Data entry clerk
55% → 74%
+19%
Proofreading clerk
39% → 58%
+19%
Library clerk
32% → 49%
+17%
Data processing control clerk
53% → 68%
+15%
Sales demonstrator
7% → 21%
+15%
Postal service counter clerk
34% → 48%
+14%
Postman
45% → 59%
+14%
Salesperson (door-to-door)
6% → 21%
+14%
Website administrator/Webmaster
28% → 42%
+14%
Bank teller
32% → 46%
+14%
Top Fallers
Occupations with the largest improvement in structural pressure since the previous snapshot.
Employment agent/Labour contractor
66% → 49%
−17%
Teacher aide
24% → 17%
−7%
Bookmaker/Croupier/Casino dealer and related gaming worker
30% → 24%
−6%
Legal associate professional (e.g. paralegal)
67% → 61%
−6%
Securities and finance dealer
43% → 36%
−6%
Foreign exchange dealer
42% → 36%
−6%
Building construction engineer
32% → 26%
−5%
Civil engineer
31% → 26%
−5%
Assistant accountant
59% → 54%
−5%
Tax associate professional
58% → 53%
−5%
Band Changes
90Administration manager
moderate → low
-3.0 pts
Audit manager
moderate → low
-2.9 pts
Budgeting and financial accounting manager (including financial controller)
moderate → low
-2.8 pts
Customer service manager
moderate → high
+2.2 pts
Health services manager
moderate → low
-3.4 pts
Auditor (accounting)
very_high → high
-3.5 pts
Biomedical engineer
moderate → low
-1.4 pts
Building architect
moderate → low
-4.5 pts
Building construction engineer
high → moderate
-5.4 pts
Civil engineer
high → moderate
-5.2 pts
Cloud specialist
moderate → high
+8.1 pts
Environmental officer (public health)
low → very_low
-1.2 pts
Demand Changes
0New official demand entries
No new shortage / in-demand matches in this snapshot pair.
Removed demand entries
No removals from shortage / in-demand lists in this snapshot pair.