JTSQURLabor MarketMonthlyJTSQUR — Job Openings: Quits Rate
Number of quits during the month as a percent of total employment. Reflects worker confidence in finding new jobs.
Why JTSQUR matters
Real-time gauge of labor-market tightness. Falling quits rate signals workers feel less secure — often precedes rising unemployment.
Get the latest value
Fetch the most recent Job Openings: Quits Rate reading with a single GET request. Free tier includes 100 calls per day.
Historical data
Retrieve the complete Job Openings: Quits Rate history with min/max/change statistics. Use the range parameter to control the window (1m, 3m, 6m, 1y, 2y, 5y). Free tier caps at 1 year; Pro extends to 5 years; Enterprise to 20 years.
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What's the current JTSQUR value, and what does it mean for the market right now?
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Aliases
You can also address this indicator using these shortcuts — the API resolves them to the canonical series ID transparently:
JOLTSFAQ
What is JTSQUR?
JTSQUR is the series ID for Job Openings: Quits Rate, sourced from U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (JOLTS). Number of quits during the month as a percent of total employment. Reflects worker confidence in finding new jobs.
What's the current JTSQUR value?
The most recent reading is 2.00 % as of August 12, 2026. This page updates hourly, or fetch fresh values via the REST API.
How do I get historical JTSQUR data?
Call GET /api/v1/indicators/JTSQUR/timeseries?range=5y with your API key. Free tier includes 1 year of history; Pro extends to 5 years; Enterprise to 20 years. Historical coverage: 2000-12/...