In 2023, Library Jobline saw slightly less job postings and new users than 2022, but job salaries were higher on average.
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This popular program set another record for backpack circulation in 2023!
LRS summarizes the growth of CHNC and presents standout facts and figures from 2023.
Every year, Library Research Service publishes findings on challenges to materials and services in Colorado Public Libraries. The information is gathered from the Public Library Annual Report (PLAR) survey, as well as a follow up survey which gathers details of the challenges reported on the PLAR. Below are the findings from 2022.
Seven years of data showcasing this program’s success
Library Jobline connects qualified job seekers with open positions in libraries and museums nationwide through tailored search options and a robust network of employer subscribers.
This popular program continued to grow in 2022 with more than 168 checkouts weekly.
LRS summarizes the growth in users and content available in the CHNC and presents standout facts and figures about how the site is being used.
LRS presents a detailed summary of reported challenges to materials or services at Colorado public libraries in 2021 including the outcome of each challenge.
Throughout the Great Resignation, the COVID-19 pandemic, the Great Recession and everything in between LRS Library Jobline Fast Facts reports have tracked the number of job seekers and employers, salaries, education requirements, position types and more for Library Jobline. In 2021, new user data from Library Jobline showed that almost half of new users (49%) were employers while the other half (51%) were job seekers. This points to a high demand for workers in 2021.