Job postings with employer tax ID and phone
The state employment portal publishes what commercial job boards do not: the employer's tax ID, registration number and phone right in the posting. This is not labour-market analytics — it is a list of companies that need people right now, with details to verify them and a number to call.
What you get in the file
columns from the tool “Rabota v Rossii: postings with employer Tax ID and phone”| Job posting ID | Title | Salary from, ₽ | Salary up to, RUB | Employer | Tax ID (INN) | State reg. number (OGRN) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
An Excel file with links in a separate column and a KPI sheet. The rows will be yours — only the headers are shown here.
Features
- Tax ID and registration number on 100% of postings, phone on 98.9% (measured across all 529,335 postings)
- Roll-up by company: one row per employer with the count of its open postings
- Filters: profession, region, update period, salary from, legal entities only, no agencies
- Company size from the state SME register: micro, small, medium, large, largest
- Work schedule: rotational, shifts, flexible, part-time — plus a “no experience” filter
- Responsibilities and requirements as text — see who they actually want before calling
- Search by profession handles word forms and any word order
- Monitoring: repeat the collection and get an alert when a company opens new postings
- Excel export with a link to the posting on the portal
How it works
Set the selection parameters
Choose the region and profession or keywords.
Choose what to collect
Tax ID and registration number on 100% of postings, phone on 98.9% (measured across all 529,335 postings).
Run the collection
The source is open government portal data.
Download the Excel file
Employers with registration details and contacts.
FAQ
Where does the data come from and is it legal?
From the open data of Rostrud, the Russian labour service. Employers with more than 25 staff, public institutions and state-owned companies are required to publish their job postings there. No logins, no bypassing of protections, no candidate data.
How many postings can I export at once?
The search runs over the portal's full database — 529,335 job postings, refreshed on our side every night. The old ceiling of 10,000 records per request is gone: “driver” yields 28,211 postings, Moscow yields 17,405. The task report always states how many matched in total and how many were shown.
Why filter by company size?
It is the official category from the state SME register, and it changes how you sell. In a micro or small company the owner decides and you can call straight away; the largest ones run tenders, so calling HR changes nothing. Measured: 86,224 of 529,335 postings belong to the largest businesses.
Are there digital jobs?
Almost none, and we say so upfront: it is a state portal dominated by blue-collar and mass occupations. Measured across the whole base: sales assistant — 34,641 postings, driver — 28,211, fitter — 23,561, while a digital marketer is 2 nationwide and SMM is 43.
Do you collect candidate contacts?
No. CVs are published there too, but we deliberately stay away, and we do not output the contact person's name either.