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As recruiters spend just seven seconds assessing a resume, experts say it is best to craft a short, “glance-proof’’ CV.
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More Aussies moving to regional towns for work
Moving out of cities can provide great opportunities for those willing to take the leap.
How to ask for more hours at work if you’re a casual employee
Experts say current worker shortages mean casual employees are now in a strong position to negotiate their needs.
Why Australians over 65 are returning to work
Research shows 16 per cent of age pensioners have returned to paid work since retiring, while another 20 per cent are considering it.
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How to choose the right university degree
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The new way to learn a trade
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Your work questions answered: when to apply for the dream job
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What you must do even when not job hunting
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