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Careerjet is an employment search engine : In just one search access 22,292,147 jobs published on 71,585 websites in the world
Posted in Jobs and careers, tagged Australia, Careerjet, employment, employment search engine., jobs, look, looking, perth, published, research, search, search engine, WA, website, websites, world on July 5, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Migrant cuts would ‘hurt WA’
Posted in Immigration News, Jobs and careers, Local News, tagged Australia, Australia's, business, Chamber of Commerce, chief economist, cutting immigration, Federal Opposition, forecasts, higher, Industry, interest rates, John Nicolaou, labour, major, number of immigrants, overseas, population, priced out, promise, pushed, resource companies, resources boom, Scott Morrison, Shadow immigration minister, Simon Crean, slash, Students, temporary workers, Trade Minister, WA, warned, WEST Australians on April 7, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Business has warned that West Australians could be priced out of the resources boom and interest rates pushed even higher if the Federal Opposition follows through with a promise to slash the number of immigrants. WA Chamber of Commerce and Industry chief economist John Nicolaou said the flagged cut would mean the abandonment of major [...]
Extend Cash Incentives To Nurses Who Want To Work In General Practice, Australia
Posted in Jobs and careers, tagged , $40 million, 541, AMA, AMA President, aside, Bringing, cash, designed, Dr Andrew Pesce, effectively, extended, federal government's, five years, funding, General, government, health sector, incentive, include, lure, million, money, nurses, Nurses Back, practice, program, recruited, scheme, targets, vital, work, workforce on August 31, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The AMA wants the government cash incentive scheme designed to lure nurses back into the workforce to be extended to include nurses who want to work in general practice. It was reported this week (The Australian, 27 August 2009) that the Federal Government’s program to bring nurses back into the workforce was failing to meet [...]
Jobs for Backpackers Website
Posted in Jobs and careers, tagged accommodation, area, Aussie, Australia, Australian, Australian Immigration, backpackers, bona fide, bussiness, checks, comprehensive, country pub, employee, employers, encourage, excellent, experience, experiences, farm, good, good understanding, great jobs, home, immigration, job, location, offerings, operation, part time, pay good rates, pay., perth, Perth metropolitan area, position, provide, quality, range, rates, regional, reputation, resort work, satisfactory, seasonal, seasonal farm, service, skills, stand, station work, today, travellers, true blue, true blue Aussie, vast, visa, visa checks, WA, way of life, western, western australia, widely, word, working on July 11, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Starting from a part time operation and growing to what we are today, we have an excellent reputation and are known widely for our service and quality. From all kinds of seasonal farm and station work to country pub and resort work, we have a vast range of great jobs to choose from both in [...]
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Retail hiring jumps on spending hopes
Posted in Jobs and careers, tagged ABS, according, anticipation, April, ARA, Australia, Australian, Australian Bureau of Statistics, Australian Retailers Association., bigger retailers, boosting, cash, casual employment, commentary, confidence, consumer, consumer emerges, consumer spending, David Jones, debt, delivery, demand, employed, employment, Executive Director, fear-filled, Federal, female, fiscal, forecasting, fuelled, Government’s, grow, high levels, hiring, improvement, increase, jumps, Mother’s Day, negative, numbers, package, paying, period, preparation, proportion, rate, rebound, reported, reporting, retail, Retailers, Richard Evans, rising, sales, sector, sharp, shoppers, shopping, skilled, skilled staff, spend, spending., staff, staffing levels, stimulus, stimulus package, surveys, tendency, trend, underutilisation, unemployed, Workers, workforce, working on July 8, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Retailers are boosting staff numbers in anticipation of an improvement in consumer spending, according to the Australian Retailers Association. The industry group’s executive director, Richard Evans, said surveys of association members showed a 12 per cent jump in employment for small and medium-sized retailers this month, painting a much more positive picture than figures released [...]
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