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Database managers get top IT dollar
By: Davey Winder
Ever wondered if your choice of IT career was the wrong one? If you are not a database manager, developer or administrator you might want to look away now...
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By: Davey Winder
Ever wondered if your choice of IT career was the wrong one? If you are not a database manager, developer or administrator you might want to look away now...
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Microsoft launches new job seeker service
By: Ian Grayson
In an effort to help IT graduates onto the first rung of their career ladder, Microsoft has unveiled a web portal designed to put them in touch with prospective employers.
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By: Ian Grayson
In an effort to help IT graduates onto the first rung of their career ladder, Microsoft has unveiled a web portal designed to put them in touch with prospective employers.
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iProfile to change the way jobs advertised: ITCRA
By: Stan Beer
Peak IT recruitment body, the IT Contract and Recruitment Association (ITCRA), will play a key role in the Australian launch of UK developed online resume database iProfile in September and, according to its chief executive, will have representation on the board of the local branch of company when it opens its offices.
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By: Stan Beer
Peak IT recruitment body, the IT Contract and Recruitment Association (ITCRA), will play a key role in the Australian launch of UK developed online resume database iProfile in September and, according to its chief executive, will have representation on the board of the local branch of company when it opens its offices.
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Ross bucks the recruitment market trend
By: Stan Beer
While the most recent figures show that the IT jobs market has been surprisingly resilient in the face of a softening economy, listed IT recruiters have still been severely punished by the market. However, one recruiter stands out from the rest in terms of its relatively benign treatment on the local bourse.
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By: Stan Beer
While the most recent figures show that the IT jobs market has been surprisingly resilient in the face of a softening economy, listed IT recruiters have still been severely punished by the market. However, one recruiter stands out from the rest in terms of its relatively benign treatment on the local bourse.
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IT recruiters: is it good-bye or good buy?
By: Stan Beer
Judging by valuations on the stock market, you would think the bottom had fallen out of the Australian IT recruitment industry and jobless IT workers were lining up at the dole office. Yet publicly listed recruiters are still reporting healthy profits, salaries are increasing and it's still hard to find skilled people to fill jobs. What's going on?
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By: Stan Beer
Judging by valuations on the stock market, you would think the bottom had fallen out of the Australian IT recruitment industry and jobless IT workers were lining up at the dole office. Yet publicly listed recruiters are still reporting healthy profits, salaries are increasing and it's still hard to find skilled people to fill jobs. What's going on?
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Peoplebank boss claims all is sweet after share price plummet
By: Stan Beer
The share price of Australia's largest IT&T recruitment firm Peoplebank may be less than half its value 12 months ago but managing director Leon Lau claims the company is sound. Mr Lau blames the market's current fear of microcap stocks for Peoplebank's greatly diminished value, but some sources say the $100 million cash acquisition of Ambit in February is responsible.
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By: Stan Beer
The share price of Australia's largest IT&T recruitment firm Peoplebank may be less than half its value 12 months ago but managing director Leon Lau claims the company is sound. Mr Lau blames the market's current fear of microcap stocks for Peoplebank's greatly diminished value, but some sources say the $100 million cash acquisition of Ambit in February is responsible.
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Online CVs to be adopted by leading recruiters in $2.1 million deal
By: Stan Beer
An online CV system invented in the UK is supposedly to become the standard way for Australian technology workers to apply for jobs, after several of the country’s largest IT recruitment companies signed deals worth a total of £1million (AUD$2.1 million). The deal will see the recruiters adopt a system called ‘iProfile’ (www.iprofile.org) as their preferred CV template.
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By: Stan Beer
An online CV system invented in the UK is supposedly to become the standard way for Australian technology workers to apply for jobs, after several of the country’s largest IT recruitment companies signed deals worth a total of £1million (AUD$2.1 million). The deal will see the recruiters adopt a system called ‘iProfile’ (www.iprofile.org) as their preferred CV template.
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IT jobs for the picking - degree or not
By: Stan Beer
Australian employers are so desperate for skilled IT workers that an academic qualification such as a degree is no longer a mandatory requirement, according to a leading recruitment boss. But is the IT sector really bucking a softening overall employment outlook?
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By: Stan Beer
Australian employers are so desperate for skilled IT workers that an academic qualification such as a degree is no longer a mandatory requirement, according to a leading recruitment boss. But is the IT sector really bucking a softening overall employment outlook?
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Lucky Aussie workers get free tools from bosses
By: Lia Timson
Australian teleworkers fare better than their American counterparts with employers here bankrolling the electronic devices needed to work from home.
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By: Lia Timson
Australian teleworkers fare better than their American counterparts with employers here bankrolling the electronic devices needed to work from home.
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IT&T jobs take a big dive in June amid 2008 downturn
By: Stan Beer
Two of leading IT jobs market indicators show that 2008 has not been a strong year for IT&T jobs in Australia, with June recording a particularly large fall in advertised positions. What's more, according to one report, there are ominous indications that the deteriorating IT jobs market may be a long term trend.
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By: Stan Beer
Two of leading IT jobs market indicators show that 2008 has not been a strong year for IT&T jobs in Australia, with June recording a particularly large fall in advertised positions. What's more, according to one report, there are ominous indications that the deteriorating IT jobs market may be a long term trend.
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USA: Stingy employers are kidding themselves
By: Lia Timson
American workers are being forced to buy their own mobile phones, PDAs and laptops because their employers feel there’s an unmeasurable amount of personal benefit in the use of such electronic gadgets.
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By: Lia Timson
American workers are being forced to buy their own mobile phones, PDAs and laptops because their employers feel there’s an unmeasurable amount of personal benefit in the use of such electronic gadgets.
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Bosses use technology to hound timid employees: survey
By: Stan Beer
Technology has become a curse for many employees who wish to leave their work behind when they go home, according to a new survey. The problem appears to be that bosses now have so many options to contact their staff outside working hours and workers are afraid to say rack off.
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By: Stan Beer
Technology has become a curse for many employees who wish to leave their work behind when they go home, according to a new survey. The problem appears to be that bosses now have so many options to contact their staff outside working hours and workers are afraid to say rack off.
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IT bonanza: salaries and offers to rise further in 2009
By: Lia Timson
IT workers are expected to reap up to 15% higher salaries next year on top of record increases already granted in the last 12 months, according to a new survey.
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By: Lia Timson
IT workers are expected to reap up to 15% higher salaries next year on top of record increases already granted in the last 12 months, according to a new survey.
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USA: Jobs, jobs, jobs and too few candidates to fill them
By: Lia Timson
“Google Pittsburgh is looking for engineers with great aspirations”, says the advertisement. While only talented software developers and visionary computer scientists anxious to work on the next big thing in the new office need apply, the lack of suitable candidates may be an issue.
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By: Lia Timson
“Google Pittsburgh is looking for engineers with great aspirations”, says the advertisement. While only talented software developers and visionary computer scientists anxious to work on the next big thing in the new office need apply, the lack of suitable candidates may be an issue.
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Recruitment sites, the new malware playground
By: Lia Timson
Recruitment sites are in the firing line of spammers and identity thieves, with a new attempt to compromise employers’ systems intercepted last week.
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By: Lia Timson
Recruitment sites are in the firing line of spammers and identity thieves, with a new attempt to compromise employers’ systems intercepted last week.
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Finally surveys agree: IT&T jobs on the rise - but how much?
By: Stan Beer
After three months of disparate findings, the two most widely used IT jobs indicators in Australia are finally in agreement - jobs are on the rise. However, there is significant disagreement over the level of growth.
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By: Stan Beer
After three months of disparate findings, the two most widely used IT jobs indicators in Australia are finally in agreement - jobs are on the rise. However, there is significant disagreement over the level of growth.
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Forbes says 3G iPhone talk time “terrible”
By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Forbes magazine has quoted an unnamed Quanta employee saying the ‘new iPhone’ is in one of their US buildings, and that it’s cool. But that's all he'd say, and no-one else would talk!
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By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt
Forbes magazine has quoted an unnamed Quanta employee saying the ‘new iPhone’ is in one of their US buildings, and that it’s cool. But that's all he'd say, and no-one else would talk!
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Crisis, what crisis? IT workers swimming in cash
By: Lia Timson
High interest rates and escalating fuel prices might be hurting some, but IT workers should be faring better than most. For the second time in as many weeks a national salary survey has pointed to IT as the lucky recipient of higher-than-inflation salary increases. Some prized jobs are even commanding 20% and 30% more money than a year ago.
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By: Lia Timson
High interest rates and escalating fuel prices might be hurting some, but IT workers should be faring better than most. For the second time in as many weeks a national salary survey has pointed to IT as the lucky recipient of higher-than-inflation salary increases. Some prized jobs are even commanding 20% and 30% more money than a year ago.
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