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.
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.
Social media is revolutionising recruitment – acting as both a valuable tool for job seekers and employers.
More than $700 million in building projects is earmarked for education campuses and properties across Queensland, boosting the local construction sector as a by-product.
Employees are the most important part of any business, therefore, it makes sense that staff retention is becoming more valuable to an organisation.
Rockhampton residents and businesses will combine forces today to promote job opportunities and boost indigenous employment levels in the region.
Whether you’re a student considering a school-based apprenticeship or an adult planning a career change, it might be worth taking a look at the most in demand jobs at the moment.
Queensland looks set to boast the best employment prospects in the country as demand increases for thousands of extra workers in the Sunshine State, a recent report revealed.
The launch of a new Queensland fly-in-fly-out initiative in the Wide Bay Burnett region will bolster employment prospects in the region.
A joint partnership between the University of Queensland (UQ) and rugby league has launched a new initiative to support more young indigenous people into education programs.
