Spot a job offer that’s too good to be true
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Aussie workers stretched to the limit
New research reveals 84 per cent of Aussie employees are being forced to take on up to six additional tasks to cover for staff shortages, leaving many unsure about what their real job is.
Teacher shortages are growing across Australia – here’s how you can help
Australian schools will be short tens of thousands of teachers within the next decade unless more people urgently train to enter the profession.
The rise of online learning during Covid-19
Online learning has finally emerged as the most popular way for workers to upskill.
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The best habits that will help the job hunt in 2021
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5 ways to achieve New Year’s resolutions at work
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The best jobs for school leavers in 2021
Many traditional industries in which young people get work may not have the job vacancies this year for them to be hired. Here are the best alternatives.
The workers Aussie employers want most
Australia’s job market has mellowed out after an ultra-competitive year and over the coming months, these roles are likely to be in-demand.
Tech workers wanted, no experience required
Jobseekers are getting paid to learn the skills they need to work in the IT sector to help meet the unprecedented demand for staff.
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