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Taking care of the environment, people and personal finances will drive the job market for the next five years, business intelligence compan
Recruiters paint a mixed picture for job growth in 2010 but all agree conditions are improving week by week.
Many Australians prefer to socialise with their workmates rather than chat to their neighbours, according to demographer Bernard Salt.
At first, John Slaytor thought the request a little unusual. One of his neighbours asked him to photograph his uncle's funeral.
A twist of fate and some wise words were all it took for young entrepreneur Will On to kick-start a business in retail distribution.
Hays managing director Nigel Heap names the hot issues for 2010 including that the job market will favour job hunters next year.
Exam results do not matter to prospective employers as much as candidates who are "job-ready'' and have a broad range of life, work and soci
The 38-hour week is dead, with 2 million Australians working more than 50 hours a week - and the mobile phone and our strong work ethic are
Up to 25,000 jobs will be created this summer for people to work through SA's party and holiday season.
Convicted criminals are being employed as telemarketers to cold-call people as part of a radical new prison employment program.
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