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Orlando, FL Job Market Score

Driven by
  • Net hiring is positive (+50 this week — 50 added vs 0 removed)
  • Slow inflow of new postings (only 36% from the last 14 days)
  • Most postings refresh within a month (40% open 30+ days)

Orlando, FL job market overview (May 2026)

The Orlando, FL job market is currently cooling, with signs of slowing hiring activity. Out of 316 active job postings tracked here, 40% have been open for more than 30 days. Hiring is concentrated in crew / cashier and food service, with food service / restaurants as the leading sector.

What this means for job seekers

  • Expect longer response times from employers — many roles sit open for over a month.
  • Best opportunities are in crew / cashier and food service.
  • Many employers don't list salary — be ready to ask early.

Orlando, FL job market

Aggregated from currently-active postings tracked in Orlando, FL.

Wages by sector

BucketJobsMedian annualMedian hourly
Food Service / Restaurants143
Retail110
Transportation & Logistics48$70k n=7
Consumer Goods21
Real Estate14

Top categories

  • Crew / Cashier45
  • Food Service33
  • Restaurant Manager / GM20
  • Store Supervisor / Manager18
  • Retail Associate14
  • Shift Supervisor / Service Lead7

Top occupations (SOC)

  • First-Line Supervisors of Food Preparation and Serving Workers24
  • Fast Food and Counter Workers16
  • Managers, All Other15
  • General and Operations Managers11
  • Cooks, Restaurant6
  • Customer Service Representatives5

In-demand skills

Top sectors

  • Food Service / Restaurants143
  • Retail110
  • Transportation & Logistics48
  • Consumer Goods21
  • Real Estate14
  • Healthcare2

Employment mix

  • Unspecified276 · 87%
  • Part-time19 · 6%
  • Contract16 · 5%
  • Full-time4 · 1%
  • Temporary1 · 0%

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