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St. Olaf Job Postings Fall

St. Olaf saw a significant drop in job postings in Minnesota over the last 28 days, while overall new job postings in the state rose.

By Theo Laurent, Mogi Research · Oct 23, 2026

In Minnesota, new job postings increased by nine percent in the last 28 days, reaching 16,467. This contrasts with a substantial fall in job postings at St. Olaf, which dropped by sixty-nine percent. The number of postings at St. Olaf went from 1,400 to 434.

The fall in postings at St. Olaf may be due to various factors. It could reflect a change in hiring needs within the organization, or potentially a seasonal fluctuation in recruitment. The data does not specify the reasons behind this decrease.

Other major employers in Minnesota also saw changes. Mayo posted four percent fewer jobs, falling from 828 to 795 postings. HealthPartners posted thirty-six percent fewer jobs, decreasing from 880 to 564 postings. Sevita, however, saw a surge, with postings rising by ninety-eight percent from 199 to 394.

The numbers

Which employers posted the most new jobs in Minnesota in the last 28 days?

NameLast 28 daysThe 28 beforeChange
St. Olaf4341,400-69%
Mayo795828-4%
HealthPartners564880-36%
Sevita394199+98%
Domino's3420n/a

Top states: Minnesota (434)

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Counts are job postings, not hires, from company career sites that Mogi's crawl found. Compares the 28 days to 2026-10-23 with the 28 days before them. Covers US, Minnesota, 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 Theo Laurent of Mogi Research, with AI from the table above. Every figure in it comes from that table.

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