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ABC News | Unemployment rate drops to 5pc as full-time jobs boom rolls on ABC News Australia's unemployment rate has dropped to 5 per cent, the lowest level recorded since April 2012. While the number of new jobs created in September, in seasonally adjusted terms, was weaker than expected, a drop in the number of people searching for ... Best WA jobs figures in three years Australia's jobless rate falls to 5%, the lowest level in six years More full-time work cuts WA jobless rate |
The Sydney Morning Herald | The jobs boom is leaving some people behind The Sydney Morning Herald Work in Australia is changing. People are working longer and retiring later. Some do this because they want to, but most do it because they have to. Work is becoming more casual. For the first time, less than half of all Australians are in full-time work. |
NEWS.com.au | Anglicare Australia Jobs Availability Snapshot warns of employment squeeze as entry-level roles disappear NEWS.com.au The Snapshot report calls for an immediate increase to the Newstart payment for jobseekers and argues the Federal Government should move away from penalising those with few skills for being unable to find a job in the tightening market. “Simply put ... Disadvantaged jobseekers face tough odds finding work Disadvantaged Jobseekers Facing Lack of Entry-Level Jobs |
New supermarket to create 100 jobs in booming community Sunshine Coast Daily MICHAEL and Roz White celebrate 25 years in business this month and the owners and operators of four local IGA supermarkets are showing no signs of slowing down with plans for a new store in Caloundra's burgeoning Aura residential community. |
ABC News | Jobs market 'in pretty good shape' but bigger wage rises still a little way off ABC News This, in turn, should help to boost wages, with a relatively smaller pool of people competing for the available jobs. Dr Debelle said there were some early signs that the fall in unemployment was starting to lift wage rises. "All of the wage measures ... Why Australia's wages are stuck in a rut |
The Economist | Manufacturing jobs are defying expectations The Economist This headline, published in 2014 by the satirical website the Onion, anticipated both President Donald Trump's fears and the retorts he gets from his critics. Mr Trump campaigned on a promise to bring back jobs in manufacturing after decades of decline. |
The Australian Financial Review | US economy adds 134000 jobs in September, jobless rate falls to 3.7 per cent The Australian Financial Review Washington | US job growth slowed sharply in September likely as Hurricane Florence depressed restaurant and retail payrolls, but the unemployment rate fell to near a 49-year low of 3.7 per cent, pointing to a further tightening in labour market ... Job growth slumps in September, but the unemployment rate hits the lowest level since 1969 Economy added 134000 jobs in September; unemployment falls to nearly 50-year low The Fed Just Raised Its Rate Again. When Will It Start To Hurt Consumers? |
Irish Times | Foreign doctors no longer want to work in Irish hospitals Irish Times We now see growing numbers of internationally trained doctors deciding to give up jobs in Irish hospitals and seek employment elsewhere. Coupled with this, Ireland is finding it increasingly difficult to recruit internationally trained doctors to fill ... |
USA TODAY | Best cities for jobs: Pittsburgh is No. 1, followed by St. Louis and Indianapolis, Glassdoor says USA TODAY And since Americans have more choices about where to live and work, Glassdoor has sorted through the options and ranked Pittsburgh as the best large metro area for jobs in 2018. Rounding out the top five are St. Louis, Indianapolis, Cincinnati and ... OKC Ranked In Top 25 Cities For Job Hunters, According To Employment Website |
The Australian Financial Review | So what's fair in work and pay? The Australian Financial Review Few things cut to fairness in an economy as quickly as the labour market. Do people have jobs? Is pay fair? This week sees the release of the labour force data from the ABS. As usual there will be intense focus on the monthly movements, despite the ... |