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Fortune 500 Hiring Trends

Live data from 38 company career pages. See who is actively hiring, who is holding steady, and where the market is shifting.

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Actively Hiring
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Stable
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Scaling Back

Holding Steady(38)

Companies with consistent hiring levels week-over-week

CompanyOpen JobsChangeTrend
Walmart716,9580Stable
Costco26,4680Stable
Walgreens15,7440Stable
UnitedHealth Group5,9140Stable
JPMorgan Chase5,6080Stable
Amazon4,9710Stable
Citigroup2,0000Stable
Verizon1,2370Stable
Cardinal Health7930Stable
Ford7670Stable
Cigna5560Stable
Elevance Health3750Stable
Cencora2000Stable
Chevron1880Stable
Phillips 661500Stable
Freddie Mac1300Stable
Marathon Petroleum1050Stable
Humana1000Stable
Wells Fargo600Stable
Comcast600Stable
State Farm600Stable
AT&T600Stable
Home Depot400Stable
Fannie Mae310Stable
CVS Health250Stable
ExxonMobil250Stable
Apple200Stable
Alphabet (Google)200Stable
Meta200Stable
General Motors180Stable
McKesson150Stable
Microsoft00Stable
Bank of America00Stable
Centene00Stable
Goldman Sachs00Stable
Valero Energy00Stable
Morgan Stanley00Stable
StoneX00Stable

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Fortune 500 companies are hiring right now?

JobHackr tracks open positions across 180+ Fortune 500 company career pages. Companies in the "Actively Hiring" section have increased their open positions by 10% or more in the past week, indicating active recruitment drives.

How does JobHackr track hiring trends?

We scan company career pages daily using automated scrapers that read directly from Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, Phenom, Oracle HCM, and other applicant tracking systems. We compare weekly snapshots to calculate hiring momentum for each company.

How often is the hiring data updated?

Job counts are refreshed daily through our automated scanning pipeline. Trend calculations compare the current snapshot against the previous week to identify companies that are ramping up or scaling back their hiring.

What does the hiring trend percentage mean?

The percentage shows the week-over-week change in open positions. A positive percentage means the company has more open roles than last week. A negative percentage means fewer open positions. Changes within plus or minus 10% are considered stable.

Can I get matched to jobs at these companies?

Yes. JobHackr uses AI-powered resume matching to score roles by relevance to your skills across all tracked companies. Upload your resume on the dashboard to get personalized job matches.

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