What job-seekers must do as competition spikes
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What you must do even when not job hunting
Making yourself look employable isn’t something you should do only when you’re looking for work, writes Amanda Rose. Here’s what to do each week.
Aussie workers embrace career reality check
The COVID-19 job market has forced Australians to adjust their career expectations, with many finding occupations appealing that they would never have previously considered.
The uni students getting jobs before graduation
It’s not guaranteed university students can walk into jobs when they finish their degrees but there are some courses from which graduates are in high demand.
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Job disruption is history repeating
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People are ‘fleeing’ Sydney for Melbourne
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Never ask a kid this question
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Trump shirt censored in yearbook
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How to nail your next resume
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The war on young people
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