Aboriginal communities in far-north Queensland will benefit from a million-dollar grants program to create more employment opportunities for indigenous people in the region.
The Queensland construction sector received a major boost today (September 10) after the government announced its plans to more than double the first homebuyers grant – increasing activity within the residential building industry.
Almost $1 million has been injected into the Queensland employment sector – launching more people into jobs created by the lucrative resource industry.
With its thriving resource sector and string of major developments earmarked across the state, Queensland is emerging as the employment capital of Australia.
Government officials, local mayors, health care workers and industry leaders will converge on the Mornington Island area this week to put the spotlight on indigenous employment in the region.
Preparing your resume is the first step to securing employment. Resumes are the backbone of the employment process. They are used by recruitment agencies, employment websites and hiring managers. As a result, job seekers need to fashion a resume that not only represents them as a suitable candidate, but also enables them to stand out among competitors.
The Queensland government has announced a redevelopment project to transform the parliamentary end of the Brisbane CBD, stimulating the state’s construction sector as a result.
Job interviews are one of the most important aspects of the recruitment process and for those entering the workforce for the first time, being put on the spot by a prospective employer may be a bit nerve-racking.
Social media is becoming an increasingly powerful tool for jobseekers, with sites such as LinkedIn acting as valuable networking tool in the business world.
Queensland’s thriving resource sector continues to be the backbone of the state’s economy, bolstering the employment sector with the creation of thousands of jobs.
