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    An index of online job ads in the IT and telecommunications sector slid more than expected in January, although the sector did not fare as badly as the overall online jobs market, which was hit by recent interest rate rises.

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    IT jobs ads increased in July for the fourth month in a row, according to the Olivier Internet Job Index, but job seekers have been warned the trend looks set to reverse.

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    Internet job ads have risen again, with 6,200 extra jobs advertised in February, according to the Olivier Internet Job Index.

  • IT job ads continue to rise: Olivier

    Online job advertisements in the IT sector leapt by 8.9 percent in September, continuing a six-month rise that may indicate the tech-crash is finally over.

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    Demand for IT executives rose 37 percent in December over November, in a period where most executive demand declined, according to the latest survey from E.L. Consult.

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  • Online IT & T job ads slump

    An index of online job ads in the IT and telecommunications sector slid more than expected in January, although the sector did not fare as badly as the overall online jobs market, which was hit by recent interest rate rises.

  • IT job ads continue growing - for now

    IT jobs ads increased in July for the fourth month in a row, according to the Olivier Internet Job Index, but job seekers have been warned the trend looks set to reverse.

  • IT job ads continue to rise: Olivier

    Online job advertisements in the IT sector leapt by 8.9 percent in September, continuing a six-month rise that may indicate the tech-crash is finally over.

  • IT executive job ads leap upwards

    Demand for IT executives rose 37 percent in December over November, in a period where most executive demand declined, according to the latest survey from E.L. Consult.

  • Steady rise for Aussie IT jobs

    Online information technology and telecommunications job ads in Australia have increased for the third month in a row, according to Olivier Recruitment Group.

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