Millennials want a challenge at work
THEY have a reputation for job hopping and leaving employers in the lurch and a new survey finds out nearly 60 per cent of young workers want a change.
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The workplace Facebook face-palm
DEMANDS for Facebook passwords at job interviews and tweets defaming the boss are making social media a workplace minefield. Here’s how to balance risks with the rewards.
Job hunters: leave no stone unturned
JOBSEEKERS are urged against using the plethora of modern methods to look for work at the expense of tradition as they risk ignoring many jobs advertised right in front of them.
Jobs drive tops 10,000 pledges
MORE than 10,000 first-time jobs have been pledged to News Corp’s 5000 jobs in 50 days campaign, doubling the target with still almost two weeks to go.
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The top 20 jobs of the next decade
APP developer jobs are on the rise but there’s still millions more roles in traditional work among the top 20 employing jobs for the next decade.
7700 jobs up for grabs
MORE than 100 employers have pledged 7702 jobs for first-time jobseekers across Australia at the halfway mark of the 5000 jobs in 50 days campaign.
Mistakes young jobseekers make
YOUNG jobseekers are self-sabotaging their job search from the second they send off their application, and they make some of these common errors.
Salon in search of staff
AN Edge Hill salon owner wants young people to think long term and take up a trade.
Two jobs employ most youngsters
THE two jobs employing the greatest numbers of young people need more to get on board, whether they end up in careers in the industries or not.
Where young Aussies can find work
FIVE Australian industries are looking for young workers to meet current and looming skill shortages — and there’s little to no experience required.
Trade skills shape a career
THE general manager of Cairns’ Shangri-La Hotel is also pretty handy at whipping up a table or a set of shelves.
Tourism urged to put youth to work
QUEENSLAND is heading into a tourism boom but jobs seem to be scarce in one of the state’s holiday icons.
Figures fail to reveal grim truth on jobless
GEELONG’S overall unemployment figures are obscuring an uncomfortable truth, a prominent community leader says.
Stay in school with vocational training
HIGH school drop outs are much less likely to be employed in their early 20s so students considering leaving should look into vocational alternatives.
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