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    SEEK’s new ‘executive’ pricing: smart or monopolistic?

    Just as everyone was winding down for the summer break, the undisputed #1 Australian job board, Seek, decided to liven things up a bit with a pricing announcement that has made a few waves. Having axed Seek Executive at the beginning of October 2011, a decision was taken to incorporate a $150k job tab into the flagship Seek site and charge a 25% premium for the privilege of having jobs listed

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    Konnecting Pty Ltd – Skilled Migration & Recruitment Consultants

    Konnecting Pty Ltd – Skilled Migration & Recruitment Consultants Migration Recruitment Services | Australia Skilled Migration Agents amp Recruitment | 457 Visa Sponsor | Working Visas www.konnecting.com Konnecting Australian Skilled Migration and Recruitment Home For Migrants For Employers About Konnecting Migration Settlement Assistance Education Advice Blog Contact Us Welcome to Konnecting Skilled Migration amp Recruitment Consultants Immigration News + Processing of Priority Group 5 General Skilled Migration Applications + New 457 Visa Accreditation Scheme + Victoria Updates State Migration Plan SMP + More Immigration News Candidates + Contact Us for Details + More Candidates Jobs + Assistant Store Manager Automotive + Mobile Sales Hydraulic Hose Fitter + Internal Sales Person Industrial Supplies + More Jobs Konnecting Migration Services amp Skilled Recruitment is a complete integrated Australian migration services provider offering registered migration agent services Australian working visa processing assistance including 457 visa and skilled migrant worker recruitment for Australian employers Migration services are an integral part of moving to another country As a prospective migrant to Australia Konnecting Migration Services can not only endeavour to place you with an Australian employer we can also have our registered migration agents liaise on your behalf with the Department of Immigration and Citizenship DIAC to assist with the correct application and processing of the appropriate Australian working visa for you Konnecting isn’t just an Australian migration expert we are also an employment recruitment agency for skilled migrants and employers We assist employers source skilled international workers anywhere in the world or if they are currently in Australia on a 457 Visa In a tightening Australian employment market increasingly employers are broadening their sourcing There are many benefits to sponsoring staff on 457 visas Konnecting Migration Services is based in Sydney but our migration agents and recruitment agents can provide recruitment and migration services all over the country from Perth to Central Queensland to Adelaide Sydney and Melbourne whether you’re a skilled migrant worker or an Australian business looking to recruit skilled migrants If you would like to work or study in Australia why not use our Visa Wizard to test your suitability for skilled migration to Australia You can also contact us for more information If you are seeking further details about the many different working visa categories the Migration Services area of this website has information about a selection of Australian working visas. However speaking personally to a registered migration agent is always the best option for understanding Australia’s complex visa applications and various working visas Konnecting Migration Services amp Skilled Recruitment delivers integrated recruitment immigration and settlement solutions to connect Australian employers with skilled overseas staff Whether you’re a skilled migrant looking to move to Australia on a temporary or permanent basis or an Australian employer struggling to find qualified staff we can offer an efficient straightforward solution From the visa application process and recruitment to assisting migrants as they settle in and live in Australia Konnecting Migration Services can help streamline the Australian migration process for both Australian employers and prospective Australian migrants Quick Find Info On Are you eligiblefor skilled migration Contact Us Keep informed with our e-newsletter subscribe Skilled Migration Assessment Form For Migrants Migration Services Recruitment Assistance For Employers Our Services Candidate Database Recruitment About Konnecting Konnecting is an integrated Migration Services and Recruitment company We assist processing Australian Visas and may be able to connect you with an employer We can also source specific skills sets overseas for employers Registered Migration Agent MARN 0853698 Konnect to Us Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Site MapTerms of UsePrivacy PolicyDisclaimer copy 2011 Konnecting IRMAP Code of Conduct close Visa Wizard Skilled Migration to Australia This wizard is designed to calculate your eligibility for skilled migration to Australia You can save your progress at any time using the Save Progress button and resume use of the wizard when convenient Your progress has been saved your resume code is Resume Saved your Progress Use your resume code to continue Save Progress 1% complete #160 Disclaimer This information does not constitute advice and does not include all possible visas that may apply to your situation Migration Law is complex and subject to change please contact us for further advice and evaluate your personal situation There are currently many changes in migration legislation and there may be time lags to the Visa Wizard being updated View Full Disclaimer close Skilled Migration Assessment Form Important Please read carefully The following is a questionnaire that is designed to ask you questions relevant to your application for an Australian Visa based on your personal situation To answer a question just click or type the answer into the relevant box You will notice that questions will appear and disappear based on what answers you provide Please provide the relevant information for each question that appears If you answer all the questions correctly there should be no irrelevant questions When answering a question provide as much detail as possible Do not use ditto or As Above even if the information is repeated You should check that the spelling is correct and that numbers and dates are recorded correctly WARNING Please ensure that all the details you provide are true and correct The information you provide may be used in the preparation of a visa application It is an offence under the Migration Act to provide or cause to be provided documents or information to the Department of Immigration and Citizenship which is false fraudulent or misleading Significant penalties apply Providing incorrect information may also result in your visa application being refused or any visa granted to you cancelled Remember providing Konnecting with all the correct information will help them to prepare your application Ready to Proceed I have read the above and am ready to proceed Main Applicant Details Client File Number If you have been given a Konnecting client file number enter it here Who is completing this Questionnaire Are you the main visa applicant Yes No Insert the details of the person completing this questionnaire Family Name Given Names When inserting details on this form please ensure that the details which are entered are from the point of view of the main applicant Personal Particulars of the Main Applicant Insert your details as they appear on your passport Prefix Given Names Family Name Male Female Preferred Name Insert details of when and where you were born Date of Birth DD/MM/YYYY Town/City of Birth State/Province Country Have you been know by any other name i.e maiden name alias other married name Yes No Insert details about the other names you have been known by Family Name Given Names Reason for Change Marital Status What is your current marital status Defacto Divorced Engaged Interdependant Married Never Married Separated Widowed Current Residential Address Insert details of your current address This must be a physical address not a PO Box number Street Address Suburb Postcode State Country Do you have a different postal address Yes No Current Postal/Correspondence Address Insert details of your current postal address Address Suburb Postcode State Country Phone and Email Details Insert details of your current telephone and email contact details PhoneCountryAreaNumber After Hours:Mobile/Cell Office Hours:Email Fax Number:Alternate Email Citizenship Details Insert details of your current citizenship(s Issuing Country When was this citizenship acquired How was your citizenship acquired Refused Citizenship Have you ever been refused citizenship of another country Yes No Insert details about your previous citizenship application(s which were refused Country When was this application refused Reason for refusal Passport Details IMPORTANT Most Australian visa applications require that you have a valid passport Without a passport you may not be able to make a valid visa application For more information please contact Konnecting Do you currently hold a valid passport Yes No Enter the details of your passport(s Passport Number Country Issue Date Expiry Date Issuing Authority Identity Document or Identity Number Have you been issued with an ID document or number Yes No Insert the details of your identity documents or identity numbers Type of Document Number Issuing Country Addresses Please provide details of every address where you have lived for 12 months or more during the previous 10 years Date From Date To Country Full Address Employment Details Have you ever been employed Yes No Provide details of your employment history for the entire period since leaving school until now including periods of unemployment Date From Date To Name of Employer Business Type Your Position Address of the Employer Country Education Details Have you undertaken any form of study or education Yes No Provide details of your education history Date From Date To Course Level Course Name Institution Name Institution Street Address City/Town/Suburb Post Code Country Course Status English Communication Skills How well do you communicate in English Proficient Competent Concessional Competent Vocational Functional Limited Not at All Have you completed an IELTS test or OET test Yes No Insert details of your English Language competency test Date Test Completed Test Report/Certificate No Test results As shown on your results report/certificate Listenting Reading Writing Speaking Overall/Average Business History Are you applying for a Business Skills Visa or Investment Retirement Visa Yes No subclasses 132 160 161 162 163 164 165 405 845 890 891 892 or 893 Your Overall Business and Career History Have you ever been involved in a business or managed an investment which operated at a loss whilst you were involved Yes No Provide details including dates reasons and outcomes Have you ever been involved in a business which has been or is subject to insolvency receivership or liquidation Yes No Provide details including dates reasons and outcomes Have you ever experienced or are you currently experiencing bankruptcy Yes No Provide details including dates reasons and outcomes Business Assets amp Liabilities Have you and/or your spouse been involved in or owned a business during the previous 5 financial years Yes No Provide details of your involvement and ownership in any and all businesses for the last five years If you have been involved in more than one business make sure you use the plus-sign button to add details of another business Business Name Is this Business registered in Australia Yes No Australian Business Number Date your involvement began Has your involvement ceased Yes No Date your involvement ceased Business Street Address Country Type of Business Your Position Your type of ownership/interest in the business Were you involved in the day to day management of this business Yes No Provide details of your specific management responsibilities Local Currency Provide financial details of the business for the last five financial years Record details in the local currency Financial Year Ending Net Assets of Business Turnover of Business Number of Full Time Employees of Business Owned by you amp spouse Balance of your loans to the Business Balance of loans to you from the Business Balance of loans to finance your investment Your Net Assets in the Business Personal Assets amp Liabilities During the previous 2 financial years have you and/or your spouse held any of the following assets/liabilities Cash at bank/Cash on deposit Yes No Provide details of your bank account(s and term deposit(s Bank Name Country Bank Address Currency Account Name Account Number Have you incurred a liability in order to obtain this asset ie mortgage loan etc Yes No Liability Type Provide the value of your bank account as at the time you complete this form and as at the end of the previous 3 financial years As at the following dates Date Asset Value In Local Currency Liability Value In Local Currency Net Value Assets Liabilities Now End of most recent Financial Year End of Financial Year 2 End of Financial Year 3 If you have held other bank accounts during the previous 2 financial years add new sections for them Real Estate Yes No Provide the following details about your property/real estate Property Address Country Purchase Price Currency Purchace Date Property Status Australian Assets Net Wealth Located Outside Australia Investor Retirement Visa Submit Assessment to Konnecting Have you completed all the required questions Yes No Is all the information you have provided true complete and correct Yes No Submit Assessment Submitting Thankyou we will contact you soon Your assessment contains empty or invalid fields These have been marked above please correct your assessment and submit it again Your assessment could not be submitted at this time due to a network or server problem Email this page close Who do you want to send this page to Name Email Address Who are you Your Name Your Email Address nbsp Send


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    Dignitas Australia

    Dignitas Australia Recruitment Agencies Sydney | Recruitment Agencies Melbourne | Recruitment Agencies Newcastle | Recruitment Agencies Perth | Recruitment Agencies Brisbane About Us Why Dignitas Dignitas Services Register a Vacancy FAQs Contact Us Home Tired of paying exorbitant recruitment fees Dignitas Australia is a specialist recruitment solutions company providing cost effective candidate verification and short-listing services to businesses nationally Value At Dignitas Australia we offer a highly competitive and totally transparent flat-fee pricing structure for our high quality service offerings Packages start at $2150(+gst Flexibility Choose the package and add-ons that match your business requirements from a no-frills service through to a selection of extremely comprehensive options nbsp Convenience With a few clicks of your mouse you can list your vacancy it is then securely transferred to our operations team who immediately begin work Rewards Loyalty comes with its own reward We value our repeat customers and ensure that their custom is recognised through the Dignitas loyalty program Service Levels We set ourselves challenging targets and we strive to meet them every time For more information on Dignitas Service Levels click here We are 100% Australian owned and pride ourselves on our professional ethical and totally transparent approach Click here to a register vacancy online or call us on 1300 855 869 Dignitas Australia your recruitment partner copy 2010 Dignitas Privacy Disclaimer


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    The job board wars: more competition please

    There’s plenty of fuss, quite rightly, being made of LinkedIn’s massive momentum in the online employment space. All this fuss has perhaps distracted people from what progress has been made in the fight for eyeballs and dollars in the Australian job board marketplace.  Seek’s share price has rallied from around $5 two months ago to now be sitting just above $6, yet it’s still a long way from

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    Interactive

    Interactive Interactive IT Systems Availability Interactive Interactive Established in 1988 Interactive is a leading Australian IT Services company Our primary focus is systems availability in the hosting disaster recovery maintenance and cloud computing arena Our team of over 300 staff provide services to more than 1,800 of Australia’s most successful businesses and corporations Interactive has offices nationally and runs 5 state-of-the-art data centres which provide services across the Asia Pacific Region News Managed IT contract pays off before first bill is paid Editorial Baker IDI turned to Australian systems availability specialist Interactive More News News IT News Interactive to invest $50m in data centres Editorial Interactive has revealed plans to spend $50 million building the first phase of a new data centre More News News 2010 CSIA Australian Service Excellence Awards Interactive wins the Customer Service Excellence award in the Medium Business category NSW More News News Gartner Symposium/ITxpo 2010 Interactive was proud to support the Gartner Symposium/ITxpo 2010 that was held from 16-18 November More News News The Australian Bluestone banks on third-party service Editorial Interactive assists Bluestone with hardware maintenance support More News News The Australian Counting on Critical Support Editorial Interactive s services to customer Cabrini Health More News News Australian Financial Review Other Passions Editorial Interview with Christopher Ride Managing Director of Interactive More News News Interactive receives ISO 9001 accreditation Interactive is now ISO accredited after completing comprehensive audits More News Dedicated Cloud Server Information Virtual Cloud Server Information Hardware Maintenance Quote Disaster Recovery Quote Copyright&#169 2011 Interactive | All Rights Reserved | Privacy Statement | Site Map | Staff


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    Australia Post

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    The world may not be enough…

    Mike Beeley, CEO, ReAgent Employer Marketing Unless you’ve been covered in mud and living up a tree in Nimbin all year, you’ll no doubt be aware of the colossal skills shortage we are facing and the resultant focus on 457 visas and other short-term solutions to import talent being considered by employers. We are increasingly being asked by clients, especially in the resources sector, to advise on sourcing talent from overseas destinations for Australian roles, as they realise we just don’t have enough skilled workers here to meet our country’s pending needs. A report out from Skills Australia this month suggests we will be short of 2.4 million skilled workers by 2015 – that’s less than four years away! Such is the looming talent shortage here that some companies have moved straight past the idea of recruiting locally and are now establishing long-term strategies to pipeline talent in on an ongoing basis from key global locations. Why waste time and money looking locally when it’s obvious what we need to do? But where are these people going to come from? We all know that India and China are going to be the engines of skills generation in the future, and could provide much of our required labour. In fact, China already has performed that function for this country – the gold rush around 1850 was only possible through the provision of cheap and plentiful labour from China (over 50,000 arrived between 1851-1861) and other countries, and left a delightful and indelible legacy in Australian culture, most notably in the form of our Chinatowns. I wonder what the recruitment ads looked like – maybe something like these from WW1: The numbers were staggering – in 1852 alone over 370,000 immigrants arrived in Australia, enabling the economy to boom. The population of the country trebled from 430,000 in 1851 to 1.7 million in 1871, paving the way for the unique and unparalleled cultural diversity we enjoy today. If that were to happen in this current boom, we would have a population of close to 70 million by 2031… But it wasn’t easy for them – there was ignorance of Chinese customs and culture, leading to suspicion and prejudice. It took many years for them to be accepted and be given equal opportunities – a form of racism we still face today. Can we learn anything from history? We are now experiencing our next resources rush, centred on iron ore, coal and LNG. Anyone who studies history will surely agree that, to some degree, we are in for a repeat performance of the 1850s. And while it clearly won’t have such a dramatic effect on our population, it could write the next chapter in Australia’s cultural adolescence. One thing that strikes me as odd is the extreme polarity of the Australian government (and of some of our population) between skilled migrants and refugees. It is possible that the only real difference between a refugee and an indentured Electrician is four years in Tech. The 4,000 refugees we are about to swap with Malaysia could put a big dent in our skills hole by 2015. But before we can do that we need to change – change our perceptions of ‘talent’, stop thinking of eligible talent as ‘candidates’, and not allow the media to direct our perception of the usefulness or otherwise of individuals. Have a think about this — the only difference between a ‘boatperson’ and a 457 migrant is a piece of paper. And the attitude adjustment of a nation. Anyway, I digress. Back to the world. Very quickly companies looking to recruit from overseas realise the enormity of the challenge – the sheer size and complexity, not to mention resource-drain, of the exercise. A long and complex process involving: Identifying the global skills pools through talent mapping; Assessing the available sourcing channels; Analysing and buying the most appropriate and cost-effective media; Deciding on appropriate creative which doesn’t trample over local culture and sensibilities; Building a website to capture attention and response; and Creating an efficient and appropriate CRM process to exploit the response. Not to mention the logistics of actually interviewing and assessing these people. And that’s just to find and assess them against professional criteria. The next challenge centres on diversity – how do we ensure they feel at home here and stay? There’s nothing more frustrating than spending $50,000 to land a Qatari national to run our LNG train in Karratha, only to lose them again when they discover there are no mosques or halal butcheries for 450km. We need to understand that if we are to invite people to our nation, we need to make sure they feel welcome. It’s just common sense. You wouldn’t invite a vegetarian to dinner and serve them haggis. If we want people to come and stay, it’s up to us to ensure the transition is smooth and the environment appropriate – it’s not up to them to tell us what they need. This obviously creates enormous infrastructure development issues in the regions where we need these skills, and the tendency is to leave it to the government. But a few more enlightened employers are taking matters into their own hands, creating environments that welcome diversity and cater to their audience. Next time you’re advising a client on overseas sourcing, have a think about what the employee will need, rather than what your client wants to offer them… More info Gold rush – http://www.australia.gov.au/about-australia/australian-story/austn-gold-rush Examples of the early recruitment posters here – http://www.pictureaustralia.org/trails/history.html Chinese in the goldfields – http://www.kidcyber.com.au/topics/goldchinese

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    The Cobra Group

    The Cobra Group Cobra Group | Pages | homepage Skip to content Home About us News Companies The Appco Group TecProtec Get Covered Promoz Direct CRS Racing Sales Group International Australian Power Gas Firstfolio CRS Yachts Regular Giving Directors Investments Foundation Contact us Meet the new MP4-12C GT3 sports car McLaren joins forces with CRS Racing in development and support of the new MP4-12C GT3 sports car The Cobra Group of Companies The Cobra Group is a young diversified Group of Companies with interests in Sales and Marketing Insurance Energy Financial Services High-Tech Security Field Marketing and Promotions Business Process Outsourcing Mid-Range Super Yachts and Motorsports The combined annual turnover of the Group exceeds a billion dollars and we estimate that on a daily basis there are over 100,000 people worldwide who connect to the Group in some way to earn their living The Cobra Group now has presence on five continents and speaks to over one million people every day in more than 20 countries 800 locations across 10 Group companies APG continued expansion Australian Power amp Gas achieves 250,000 net customers as it continues to post record growth across the eastern seaboard For a child’s smile Appco Group Support helping Save the Children Brand new office in Malaysia Appco Group Malaysia has just opened a brand new office in Kuala Lumpur On behalf of all the children 4th Save the Children Awards Ceremony saw FRs rewarded with trip to Uganda Major cornerstone investor for APG Nippon Gas agrees to buy a strategic stake in Australian Power amp Gas Beyond expectations Appco Group Sports plays a vital role for APC More NEWS stories Share | copy Copyright 2010 Cobra Group All Rights Reserved


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    Design & Build Recruitment

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    Monash University

    Monash University Monash University Skip to the content Change text size Monash University The worldis your campus Global Navigation About Monash Faculties Campuses Courses Contact Monash Global Utilities Staff directory A-Z index Site map Search Quick links Library Semester dates my.monash portal Jobs at Monash Payments online Double degrees nbsp Information for Future students courses and information for local and international students Current students ask.monash study resources careers and employment Staff employment resources and contacts Alumni events privileges and networks for Monash graduates Industry commercialisation collaboration and partnerships Information about Research experts achievements and commercialisation International engagement collaborations and profile Education quality support and resources Giving to Monash support research teaching and learning through philanthropy Services and administration divisions facilities and contacts News and Events Winding back the clock with kidney stem cells Monash scientists make stem cells from adult kidneys circumventing ethical concerns around human stem cell research Monash-Oxfam partnership fights poverty in new ways A new collaboration between Monash and Oxfam will deliver innovative solutions to issues facing people living in poverty more news opinions and events gt;&gt Male infertility research New findings by Australian and Swedish researchers explain the causes of male infertility Universe’s not-so-missing massA Monash student has made an astrophysics breakthrough Mid-year entry Start your study in a range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses in July At Monash Seminars An opportunity for students parents and teachers to gain an insight into courses and careers Copyright copy 2011 Monash University ABN 12 377 614 012 Caution Privacy CRICOS Provider Number 00008C Last updated 23 May 2011 Maintained by webmaster@monash.edu.au Accessibility information


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    Australian projects boost Brunel result; Case sends warning about adherence to job description; plus more.

    Australian projects boost Brunel result…. Labour hire company fined over workplace safety incident…. Specialist FIFO mining job board launched…. Australian executives ready for career change: AESC…. RCSA breakfast venue changed.

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    Full Spectrum Dominance « Lal Qila

    Hayden, a retired Air Force General who formerly served as both head of the National Security Agency and the Central Intelligence Agency , described his view of Qaddafi at a conference of the Marine Corps University on April 26. …… Gillard is in Japan for meetings with counterpart Naoto Kan and told the Weekend Australian newspaper she was open to the idea of Japan’s soldiers gaining direct experience from their more combat-ready Australian peers. …

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    Melbourne Citymission

    Melbourne Citymission Melbourne Citymission aged care homelessness disability children’s services employment education training and palliative care | mcm Skip to content Skip to main navigation Melbourne Citymission | mcm Find us Search Site Navigation Home Get involved Volunteering Corporate partnerships Donate Bequests Sponsorship Workplace giving Community fundraising Need assistance Homelessness Services Employment Education Training Children Disability Services Aged Care Services Palliative Care Services Pastoral Care About us Our approach Our work Where the dollars go Vision-values-and-goals Our Board Our people CEO message Annual Report Information-for-clients Contact us Contact us Give Feedback Make a Complaint Head Office Regional Offices Contact via Services Information for clients You selected Melbourne Citymission Energy boost in Brunswick Harnett House one of Melbourne Citymission s longest established sites was thrilled to have a shiny new solar panel installed thanks to Clenergy supported by the Clean Energy Council and PSG Elecraft The installation was an initiative linked to Clean Energy Week running 2nd to 7th May 2011 a new conference which will bring together over 1,500 delegates from around the world and Australia to hear the latest on clean energy policy and the development of clean energy technology Click here to read more gt;&gt Every Australian Counts Melbourne Citymission supports Every Australian Counts the campaign for the introduction of a National Disability Insurance Scheme NDIS The proposed NDIS will revolutionise the way people with a disability their families and carers are supported in Australia It has the potential to transform the way services are funded and delivered ensuring people are better supported and enabling them to have greater choice and control Click here to read more gt;&gt Site Navigation Current Appeal About us Get involved Programs and Services Latest news History In the Media Research and Social Policy Jobs Contact us Join us on facebook Footer Information Home Newsletter Sign Up Sitemap Information for clients Contact Us Make a Complaint Give Feedback Jobs Infonet Site by Next Digital Powered by eZ Publish Copyright 2009 Melbourne Citymission ABN 56 161 846 149


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    Australia’s employment growth powers onwards and upwards

    In case we needed any confirmation that the Australian economy was powering along, the release of the March ABS labour force data confirmed it. These are the March results (ABS catalogue 6202.0) for each of the past five years:  What do you notice? The most significant change is the huge increase (4.2%) in the number of Australians employed in the local workforce (either full time or part time).

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    Spin It Recruitment

    Spin It Recruitment Spin IT Recruitment Welcome to Spin IT Recruitment Spin IT Recruitment was founded in 2009 by Natalie Piro on the basic principle of providing impeccable service and value hellip;.to everyone We are a South Australian owned and based company with a proven background and experience in delivering a positive spin to the recruitment process for both clients and candidates Our unique recruitment process Full Circle Service combines state of the art technology strategic campaigns and the utilisation of strong industry networks to ensure the best available candidates are proposed for consideration by our clients Featured Jobs SharePoint Developer 02 Mar 2011 Adelaide Do you have a passion for latest technologies and the motivation to be at the top of your game Our client needs experienced SharePoint developers IT Account Manager/Consultant 02 Mar 2011 Adelaide As an emerging key player in IT recruitment in the South Australian market the team at Spin is looking to expand Cisco Network Engineer 23 Mar 2011 Adelaide Are you experienced with LAN/WAN troubleshooting Cisco Networking and the implementation of communications infrastructure Junior/Mid-Level Java Developer 05 Apr 2011 Adelaide Seeking commercially experienced Java developer to join motivated team You will have experience with JavaScript J2EE HTML and the SDLC Tel 08 8410 5000 &nbsp | nbsp; Fax 08 8410 5544 Privacy Policy nbsp;&nbsp | nbsp; Disclaimer &nbsp | nbsp; Contact Us Copyright copy 2009 SPIN IT Recruitment All Rights Reserved Web Design By Golive Technology


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    RIP: Fairfax Media employment classifieds

    On Saturday mornings, it really takes something extraordinary to grab my attention before I have had my first hot, rich espresso of the day. A couple of Saturdays ago something did. It was the ever-shrinking My Career section of The Saturday Age. Although the grand-daddy of Australian job boards, Seek, started up in 1997, and many other hundreds (thousands?) of job boards have followed since,

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    Recruitment Agencies In Dubai: Australian Job Search Qld | Cox: A …

    Recruitment Agencies In Dubai. in my blog i post articles about work and jobs in dubai and info about Findign Work in Dubai. domingo 3 de abril de 2011. Australian Job Search Qld | Cox: A Bicentenary Of Successive Strive For Women …

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    Workforce On Tap

    Workforce On Tap Workforce on Tap | Employment and Jobs for Wagga Wagga Shepparton Albury and Bendigo Skip to Main Content Area Home Client ServicesTemporary On Hire Permanent Recruitment Executive Recruitment Contact Form Our Guarantee Testimonials Safety Consultancy Candidate Testing Background Checks Employment Medicals OHS CandidatesDownload Timesheets Candidate Testimonials Our Mission Privacy Contact Us Blog NewsNewsletters Employee of the Month Subscribe toOur Newsletter Email Quick Job Search Location Type Industry padding-bottom 5px padding-top 10px width 168px Quick Links Jobs Wagga Jobs Shepparton Jobs Bendigo Jobs Albury Our LinkedIn Page Workforce on Tap is a regionally based Australian owned company with branches located in Albury Wagga Wagga Bendigo and Shepparton servicing north east Victoria and southern New South Wales Since the early 90 s we have been providing high quality recruitment services to all employment sectors in our region white collar and blue collar Welome to Workforce on Tap Whether you are seeking temporary or permanent executive staff for accounting HR or administration roles or you are seeking labour hire staff for industries such as manufacturing or agriculture Workforce on Tap offers the organisational solutions to perfectly match our candidate and client expectations We cater both for organisations looking to fill vacancies and for individuals looking for jobs This website allows job seekers to register when they are looking for work and to register for specific jobs we have as listed vacancies We look forward to helping you A word from our managing director The branch personnel at Workforce on Tap have been carefully recruited as leaders in their respective fields so that our organisation can add value to your business with our expertise and passion for what we do It is my belief that Workforce on Tap offers the best value for money recruitment service and advice available in regional Australia today I personally guarantee our services to your business Keiran Laurent Managing Director Workforce on Tap Site Search Search this site Latest News Dangers of working with compressed air 1 week 19 hours ago Compressed air is used for a variety of purposes in a variety of places and many people under March Newsletter out now 2 weeks 19 hours ago For all the latest WoT News please see the March newsletter now available here Events Fair Work guest speaker at April Breakfast Briefings 3 min 38 sec ago Madeleine Trussell Workplace Relations Advisor with the Australian Industry Group AIG is the Move First in the War for Talent Breakfast Briefings 23 weeks 4 days ago Hear about the range of factors currently affecting the availability of skilled and experienced Staff Login Optimised for Internet Explorer 8Mozilla Firefox 3.6Safari 4 What we do Permanent and Temporary Recruitment PR and Communications Sales and Marketing Finance and Accounting Information Technology Administration and Business Support Human Resources Executive Recruitment Contact Us Wagga 02 6931 7700 Albury 02 6041 6838 Head Office 02 6041 6838 Shepparton 03 5831 7676 Bendigo 03 5444 2982 Site designed by


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    Australian Job Board Statistics – November 2010

    Australian Job Board Statistics measuring the total unique browsers during November 2010. Data source – Nielsen NetRatings. SEEK 4.245m, CareerOne 1.717m, MyCareer 1.383m

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    Nominees for Job Board Awards Announced

    Nominees for the Australian Job Board Awards has been announced in the following categories: Best Job Board (Generalist), Best Job Board (Profession) Best Job Board (Demographic), Best Newcomer and Best Talent Database. Check out the nominees and vote for your favourite job board. Due to the size of the New Zealand market there is only

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    Nominees for Job Board Awards Announced


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