The jobs Australians really want
ONE line of work consistently tops the list of most-searched job categories, making it difficult for a lot of Australian jobseekers to crack.
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The 64 workers Australia needs
LOOKING for a new job or a big career break? Australians are snubbing these roles across a variety of workplaces, creating a national shortage.
Degrees no longer guarantee jobs
GONE are the days when a bachelor degree would automatically get you your dream job, so there’s no point pushing unwilling kids to go to uni, experts say.
The new job that pays $200,000
COMPANIES are paying big bucks — up to three times the average Australian salary — for employees with a very specific skill. Do you have what it takes?
The trifecta for getting that job
WHAT you know and who you know have always been important in the employment stakes but there is something else needed to get a job.
Sector where jobs growth is huge
ONE sector of the workforce has experienced its fastest jobs growth in more than a decade. One graduate who secured work offers some advice.
Hipsters revamp the barber shop
THE renaissance of the well-groomed beard has brought barber shops back into vogue and transformed the hairdressing industry.
Erase your memory: work’s changing
IMAGINE working from home or in touchdown offices in airports and hotels and in three bursts over 24 hours — it’s the near future, a new report states.
City dwellers opt for tree change
WORKERS are being wooed by regional centres spruiking the chance to gain broad experience or set up a new business with small overheads.
What’ll stop you from getting a job
A NICELY vetted resume and rehearsed job interview may not cut it if you are a trying to secure your dream job in the near future.
Original URL: https://www.couriermail.com.au/journalists/melanie-burgess/page/72