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# Glassdoor Jobs
Glassdoor Jobs provides continuously updated job posting data from one of the world's most recognized job and employer review platforms – sourced globally across Glassdoor's markets. The number of updated jobs varies monthly, depending on the actual number of jobs posted.
| Category | Record count |
| ------------------ | ------------------------------ |
| Available formats | JSON |
| Delivery frequency | Weekly, monthly, and quarterly |
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## Available resources
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## Data field overview
### Metadata
This section contains information about the record and job posting:
* Record source
* Data object type
* Creation and update timestamps
* Various identifiers
* Deletion status
* Expiration status.
### Firmographics
This section provides details about the employer, including the company name, logo, and job location.
### Job posting information
This section includes details about the job posting, such as the job title, URL, description, and employer's website.
### Salary
This section includes the details on the salary, such as:
* Minimum offered salary
* Maximum offered salary
* Salary currency
* Salary pay period
* Salary estimate type
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