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Adzuna

https://www.adzuna.co.uk/
Last activity: 02.09.2026
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Adzuna is a smarter, more transparent job search engine used by tens of millions of visitors per month and listing millions of jobs across the world. We love using the awesome power of technology to bring together every job in one place, help match people to better, more fulfilling jobs and keep the world working.

We also supply real-time data to the UK Government’s Number 10 Dashboard and the Office for National Statistics labor market indices. In 2018, Adzuna won the contract to run Find a job, one of the British government’s most used online services.

We’ve spent a decade developing smarter, more transparent job search so jobseekers worldwide (we’re in 16 countries) can zero in on the right role faster.
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Location: United Kingdom, England, London
Employees: 51-200
Total raised: $2.52M
Founded date: 2011

Investors 1

Funding Rounds 1

DateSeriesAmountInvestors
25.06.2015-$2.52M-

Mentions in press and media 74

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02.09.2026Reed CEO: Graduate jobs crisis is getting worseWith graduate job postings continuing to plummet, youth unemployment should be treated as a national crisis, writes James Reed in today’s Notebook In recent days, we’ve seen more stark evidence of the deteriorating jobs market, particularly...
24.08.2026Graduate jobs market slumps to new lowThe UK’s ailing graduate jobs market has slumped to a record low as employment costs surge and firms turn to AI for entry-level roles. The number of graduate vacancies in Britain fell 45.6 per cent to 8,383 in the year to July, undercutting...
17.07.2026SWISSto12 erhält 70 Millionen – Adzuna übernimmt JobliftIm #DealMonitor für den 17. September werfen wir einen Blick auf die wichtigsten, spannendsten und interessantesten Investments und Exits des Tages in der DACH-Region. Alle Deals der Vortage gibt es im großen und übersichtlichen #DealMonito...
23.03.2026Adzuna acquires Trovit and Mitula jobs businesses to expand global footprintJob search platform Adzuna has acquired the jobs businesses of Trovit and Mitula, two market-leading search engines operated by the Lifull Connect group. The acquisition marks Adzuna’s third acquisition in four years, further strengthening ...
23.12.2025Business confidence ticked up after Budget, Lloyds Bank saysBusiness confidence inched up at the end of 2025, according to a new survey, as firms were brought some relief and clarity after the Autumn Budget. Lloyds Banking Group’s latest Business Barometer found business confidence etched up 10 poin...
22.12.2025Private sector slump to drag on to Spring 2026, businesses sayUK business leaders have warned that the sharp downturn in the private sector is likely to continue until Spring 2026, after firms put plans for future investment on ice in the run-up to the Labour government’s Autumn Budget. The Confederat...
27.08.2025One in ten UK banking jobs at risk from AIBankers across the UK could be on the chopping block as the industry piles billions into AI. The push into the modern tech will put some 27,000 roles at risk – representing ten per cent of the UK banking sector’s workforce. By 2030, banks a...
26.08.2025Job vacancies tumble in July as hiring appetite easesUK job vacancies tumbled in July following a strong June performance, with entry level roles still suffering from a weak job market. Vacancies fell month on month following June’s strong rebound, down 1.24 per cent to 864,705, according to ...
08.08.2025July fails to bring summer boost for high streetsFootfall on UK high streets fell again in July as shoppers continued their slow move online, dashing retailers’ hopes for a summer boost. Overall footfall – which includes high streets, retail parks and shopping centres – fell 0.4 per cent ...
01.07.2025Replacing graduates with AI will hurt businesses in the long runReplacing graduate roles with AI does not build a smarter business, it builds a shallow one, writes Paul Armstrong Youth used to be the bet businesses made when they were serious about building future resilience. Early-career hires, valued ...
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