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Baptist Health Job Postings Surge in Alabama

Baptist Health saw a significant increase in job postings in Alabama over the last 28 days.

By Isabel Moreau, Mogi Research · Oct 15, 2026

Baptist Health job postings in Alabama surged by two hundred twelve percent, from sixty-five to two hundred three over the last 28 days. This growth outpaced the overall increase in new job postings in the state, which rose by eighty-three percent.

Other employers in Alabama also saw substantial rises in job postings. Sherwin-Williams added job postings, with a three hundred sixty percent increase. AutoZone also experienced a significant rise, posting jobs with a two hundred sixty-five percent increase.

The surge in postings for Baptist Health may be due to increased patient demand or the expansion of services. It could also reflect a strategic effort to fill newly created positions within the organization. The rise in postings for other companies like Sherwin-Williams and AutoZone may be linked to seasonal hiring or specific business initiatives.

The numbers

Which employers grew the most in Alabama in the last 28 days?

NameLast 28 daysThe 28 beforeChange
Baptist Health20365+212%
Sherwin-Williams11525+360%
AutoZone26372+265%
IP Global4110+310%
ABM US6218+244%

Top states: Alabama (203)

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Counts are job postings, not hires, from company career sites that Mogi's crawl found. Compares the 28 days to 2026-10-15 with the 28 days before them. Covers US, Alabama, all roles. Employers with fewer than five postings in the last eight weeks are grouped together and left out of the rankings. The company details come from the crawl's company profiles, where the crawl has one.

Written by Isabel Moreau of Mogi Research, with AI from the table above. Every figure in it comes from that table.

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