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    Online job search engine CareerOne has issued a warning regarding a spam e-mail being sent to out to both users and non-users of the Web site.

  • Aust IT&T jobs hold up

    Information technology and telecommunications jobs advertised on the Internet fared better than other sectors over December, falling only slightly compared to November.

  • Telecomms jobs on the rise: Badja

    A new index measuring jobs in the telecommunications sector brings good news for telco staff but bad news for IT jobseekers in general, according to Robert Brand, who compiles the Badja ICT Telco Jobs index.

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  • Telecomms jobs on the rise: Badja

    A new index measuring jobs in the telecommunications sector brings good news for telco staff but bad news for IT jobseekers in general, according to Robert Brand, who compiles the Badja ICT Telco Jobs index.

  • Aust IT jobs plateau: Index

    The six-month rise in information technology and telecommunication jobs plateaued in October, with demand for IT workers slipping one percent compared to September, according to an index which measures online job advertisements.

  • 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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