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The Australian Computer Society says it will automatically extend memberships for six months to help IT professionals deal with the fallout of the COVID-19 restrictions.
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Employees in Australia’s IT industry are the most likely in the nation to ask for a salary increase in 2020, with three in every four…
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Tech industry trade association CompTIA has launched a new free resource - My IT Path - providing information on in-demand employment opportunities for anyone planning…
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Wednesday, 11 March 2020 03:21
Bupa launches innovation academy with focus on upskilling staff
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Australian health insurer Bupa has launched an Automation Innovation Academy aimed at delivering on the company’s objectives of embedding new artificial intelligence and automation technologies…
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Australian workers are feeling the effects of emerging technologies across industries as jobs are augmented by technology - specifically automation - at an unprecedented rate,…
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Thursday, 05 March 2020 23:55
Need to upgrade worker skills to cope with automation, tech intensive jobs of future, says analyst
By Peter Dinham
The jobs of the future are highly technology intensive and the combined effort of governments and international organisations must pick up pace to upgrade workers’…
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Tuesday, 25 February 2020 12:45
Employers struggle to fill skills gaps from within their business
By Peter Dinham
Concerns over the growing digital skills gap in Australia’s workforce have been revealed in a new study that found that 88% of employers find it…
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SPONSORED NEWS: The most in demand and highest paying jobs of the future will likely be hybridised, requiring those that fill them to possess skills…
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Tuesday, 10 December 2019 18:10
DDLS delivering training for New Horizons in Australia
By Peter Dinham
IT, security and process training provider DDLS is to deliver training in Australia for information technology training services provider New Horizons.
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Wednesday, 04 December 2019 11:13
Australia will lose more than 630,000 jobs in next decade: study
By Sam Varghese
A total of more than 630,000 jobs will be displaced in Australia during the next 10 years, global networking firm Cisco claims in a study…
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