The phrase "open vacancy" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a job position that is currently available and not yet filled. Example: "Our company has an open vacancy for a marketing manager. We are actively seeking qualified candidates to fill this position."
A quick look on open vacancies at the company shows that there are currently 132 openings at Amazon for people with cryptography skills.
On any given day there are around 60,000 open vacancies in adult social care in England.
On any given day in adult social care there are around 60,000 open vacancies nationally, so employers appreciated the sessions designed to review their recruitment processes before meeting enthusiastic candidates.
As a result firms have less incentive to open vacancies and unemployment increases.
Tech companies in London have, on average, seven open vacancies, found TLA.
Instead, Facebook is building a remote team for Myanmar — with five open vacancies on its careers page.
For Grab, with hundreds of open vacancies, a key component was the Uber staff acquisition and the migration of Uber passengers and drivers.
The lower producer wages in the formal sector stimulate formal firms to open vacancies, while at the same time, informal firms are discouraged to open new vacancies as they now face higher producer wages.
For the purposes of this paper, we use the surveys in 1997, 2001, 2006, and 2012, all of which collected detailed information about skills requirements.5 By design, the surveys are representative of filled jobs but not open vacancies.
Moreover, as discussed in relation to Proposition 3, a favourable treatment of either the formal or the informal sector induces too many firms to open vacancies in that sector without accounting for the externality they impose on others.
