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  • IT salaries stable: Survey

    Remuneration packages for technology professionals have remained steady over the last 12 months despite a shortfall in certain specialised IT areas, a new study has shown.

  • Aust IT salaries poised to rise

    Information technology salaries are poised to rise as the tech employement market bounces back in 2004, according to a survey released by Michael Page Technology (MPT).

  • Good times roll for Aust IT jobs, salaries

    Good times are underway for Australia's information technology workforce, with advertised information and communications technology positions due to grow sharply for the first six months of the year.

  • In-house IT workers in AU grab the cash

    A leading human resources consultancy has urged graduates and school leavers to target in-house IT jobs in kicking off their professional career.

  • Simple advice for job seekers

    We try and make some sense of the plethora of reports on the IT job market.

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  • Good times roll for Aust IT jobs, salaries

    Good times are underway for Australia's information technology workforce, with advertised information and communications technology positions due to grow sharply for the first six months of the year.

  • Survey: Employees ready to walk

    A raft of dissatisfied employees may mean an increase in job-hopping next year, according to a study released from recruiting Web site CareerBuilder.com.

  • Simple advice for job seekers

    We try and make some sense of the plethora of reports on the IT job market.

  • Tech workers' job goals haven't changed

    Much has changed in the tech job market, but the priorities of most IT workers remain the same. A rewarding environment still tops the list.

  • Study: War could crimp IT spending

    The war in Iraq is giving chief information officers pause about IT spending, according to a survey by investment bank Merrill Lynch.

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