Jeff Borland, The University of Melbourne Job vacancies in Australia are at a record level. The Australian Bureau of Statistics’ job vacancy rate, measuring the proportion of available jobs currently unfilled, is now more than 2.5% – the highest level since the series started in the late 1970s. This statistic …
Read More »In Australia, the labour market is very tight! Dishwashers want $90 an hour!
In this post COVID lockdown scene Australia is struggling for workers, not only in farms but also in the hospitality sector in cities. Now city restaurants fail to get dishwashers, kitchenhands, and chefs by paying higher wages like 90-100 dollars an hour. In Australia, the labor market is very tight! …
Read More »How to get both JobKeeper and JobSeeker
Brendan Coates, Grattan Institute and Jonathan Nolan, Grattan Institute At A$1,500 a fortnight, JobKeeper has been nothing but a help to the people on it. The rules required those who had previously been paid more than JobKeeper to stay on their old wage, with the rest topped up by their …
Read More »Farm work in Australia, another option for students, temporary visa holders
Many people lost their jobs because of the COVID-19 pandemic globally; in Australia, the number almost crossed 2 million, experts assume. Though the Australian government has announced Jobkeeper and Jobseeker payments for its residents and citizens, that’s only sufficient to sustain not for living. International students, as well as temporary …
Read More »Most recommended job for International Students in Australia
Big dreams! Big goals! & no job! A common scenario for international students in Australia. Having entered into a completely new venture, most of the students are baffled. With no or few guidance, with a completely new set of rules & regulations, these students are often left wondering. They are …
Read More »Woolworths & Telstra offers job opportunities to nearly 20,000 Australians
Nepalese students who recently headed to Australia are facing juggling trouble in their educational upfront and employment. Students who recently enrolled in the Australian Universities and have applied for employment, the COVID-19 epidemic has deflated their opportunities. Those who joined the job, are facing the scenario of employment redundancy. While …
Read More »How to develop yourself as a Real Estate Agent in Australia?
The real estate market is intimidating for a new realtor. Every city in Australia has its own set of rules and regulations. In contrast, the secondary portion of the estate business has a plethora of agents, who already have a secure, established connection. Commencing a stable career needs an extensive …
Read More »17 agencies to approach, for a job in Tasmania
Tasmania, the state became an island of hope for many international students seeking permanent residency in Australia. Though, it’s been clear that the permanent residency prospect for international student’s especially interstate movers, is highly overrated by migration and education agents to sale courses. The latest statement by the Tasmanian government …
Read More »Job hunt in Sydney: Hotspot for Door-to-Door
Though the traditional, still effective technique of job hunt in Sydney is knocking employer’s door. Especially, small and medium companies in the retail, hospitality sector you can get a job with door-to-door technique. While you go to try this you stop at businesses and introduce yourself and see if the …
Read More »Nepalese chef drag employer into court for underpayment
An exploited Nepalese chef dragged his underpaying employer into the courtroom for underpayment and mistreatment. Rohit Karki, Nepalese chef worked for the famous Rockpool Bar & Grill restaurant, claimed he worked more than 70 hours per week including many 20-hour shifts starting early morning 4 am and concluding at midnight …
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