Why university reputation matters
Not all tertiary institutions are created equal in the eyes of some employers.
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How interning gives career edge
Employers look for more than grades when hiring university graduates.
Covid’s effect on mental wellbeing
All ages, genders and professions have been affected by the pandemic. If your mental health is suffering, you are not alone.
Why everyone wants to be a brickie
Unemployed bricklayers do not exist, according to one training expert.
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How to find a job you’ll love
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.
Where jobseekers should be looking for work
For Aussie jobseekers looking for a competitive edge in the post-coronavirus market, these two sectors provide the best opportunities for employment.
Companies to embrace four-day week
The four-day work week is coming to Australia. The real question is: what form will it take?
Apprenticeships returning to job market
There are more than 600 apprenticeships being advertised through job boards and group training organisations – see which fields are hiring.
An attitude adjustment can help you get work
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.
Australia’s most in-demand jobs revealed
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.
How to find a new job during the COVID-19 crisis
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
Why confidence is returning to Aussie job market
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.
Why Australia may have turned corner on job losses
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.
180 ways to help Aussies get back to work right now
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.
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