Your work questions answered: salary trends in 2020
Many experts have warned that this is not the year to chase a pay rise. Recruiters reveal what is being offered by employers.
Many experts have warned that this is not the year to chase a pay rise. Recruiters reveal what is being offered by employers.
The Health Services Union will today fire its first shot in its attempt for a whopping pay increase for aged care workers.
The COVID-19 outbreak had a swift and dramatic effect on the jobs market. Experts predict the longer-term trends and where job growth will continue.
Graduate jobs have halved in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, but there are a number of ways you can gain a competitive edge.
What are the skills jobseekers should absolutely make sure they list on their resume? Recruiters reveal what they are looking for.
Working from home has become the norm during COVID-19 but returning to the office when it’s safe actually has some huge benefits.
If you have decided it’s time to leave your job, making a strategic exit is key. And this is how you can do it while keeping your professional relationships intact.
To get a job application noticed, jobseekers need to know how ATS software works. Recruiters reveal how they use it.
Young Australians are struggling to find meaningful work and second-guessing their chosen career paths. Careers experts share their best advice for jobseekers and graduates.
If you have been in your job for a while, things may start to feel a little stale. Here are expert tips on how to get the excitement back.
A strong executive/EA team can “move mountains” in the workplace. Experts share how each side can get the most out of the partnership.
Knowing what a recruiter will ask in a job interview can really help jobseekers to prepare a good answer. Recruiters reveal their favourite questions.
Australian companies are offering employees everything from office dogs to university scholarships. And if you’re not enjoying perks like these, now is the time to ask your boss.
If you’re wanting to move into a leadership position at work, avoid these common mistakes that could thwart your career progression.
Careers’ panel of expert recruiters answer the question: What skills or traits are employers looking for in particular right now?
Making a career change does not always mean going back to study. Transferable skills that are sought after in many industries can open jobseekers up to careers in areas they never thought of before.
Firefighter recruitment drives always attract a lot of interest but after last summer’s bushfires, the competition for jobs is expected to be even more fierce. See which skills and personality traits recruiters want most.
Not everything needs to go on the resume. Recruiters reveal the skills and achievements better left off.
Jobseekers with their heart set on the hospitality sector can still get in despite the COVID-19 disruption – it just requires a little more strategy. Employers and educators share their advice.
It might seem hard if your work buddy loses their job, but career expert Amanda Rose says there are ways to avoid it becoming awkward.
“I have lost passion for my job. How do I bring this up with my boss?” Our experts give their best advice.
The COVID-19 pandemic has encouraged many Australians to reconsider their career path. Here’s what you need to do before making the leap.
Recruiters reveal how long a jobseeker should wait before following up on their job application.
Recruiters share advice on how jobseekers can make a good first impression with their resume.
With social media holding companies to account and socially-conscious consumers willing to vote with their wallets, ethical business leadership has become vital.
Recruiters give their advice on how to approach common job search problems – this week, it’s how to develop skills in the current work climate to talk about in future job interviews.
A NEW way of looking for work is matching jobseekers to their dream jobs, but there may be some criteria they need to cut from their checklist if they really want a job they will love.
For Aussie jobseekers looking for a competitive edge in the post-coronavirus market, these two sectors provide the best opportunities for employment.
The four-day work week is coming to Australia. The real question is: what form will it take?
There are more than 600 apprenticeships being advertised through job boards and group training organisations – see which fields are hiring.
LEARNING how to have a good attitude can give jobseekers the competitive edge they need when so many workers are vying for the same jobs.
The job market has taken a hit since the COVID-19 outbreak but tens of thousands of roles are still available – and most do not require a university degree.
Jobseekers who were stood down, lost their job or are rethinking their careers in the COVID-19 crisis have a new hope to land work. SIGN UP HERE
It’s been a rough few months but workforce confidence is making a comeback, with job ads climbing again and feelings of job security at their highest level of 2020.
Job opportunities were slashed in half last month, as the Australian job market copped the full force of COVID-19 shutdowns. But it’s not all doom and gloom.
Aussies out of work as a result of coronavirus shut downs are encouraged to use their time for a good cause – and upskill in the process.
A new survey has revealed Aussies are spending more time learning online and fixing their resumes during the COVID-19 lockdown, with many anxious about career security.
Work is drying up for thousands of workers, with one in three reportedly taking a financial hit because of the pandemic. Here is how you can keep the bills at bay.
The coronavirus crisis has highlighted the difficulty in choosing a future-proofed career, with pay cuts and job losses felt in some surprising areas of the workforce.
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