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• Oversupplied job families on skilled migration list
  
• TOM makes senior hire
  
• Department of Education tendering for recruitment PSA
  
• On-hire worker loses workers' comp appeal
  
• Kinetic Super reports solid growth read more

• Skye Recruitment senior recruiter joins NES
  
• Gender inequality continues in IT remuneration
  
• Niche online networks a "goldmine" for recruiters
  
• Adecco acquires freelance management system
  
• Settlement rejected in Silicon Valley anti-poaching case
  
• Tech start-up running $100k grad recruitment contest
  
• ITCRA partners with new research platform read more

• Clarius business review underway following loss
  
• Graduate employment market softens
  
• Crowdsourcing job board launches
  
• Kinetic extends RCSA partnership
  
• Guarding against reference fraud read more

• Queensland ICT resource manager deal comes good for recruiters
  
• AWF anticipates $200m in revenue for FY2015
  
• White and blue collar candidates divided on social recruiting read more

• Xpand founder joins Talent International
  
• Conditions improving, but "no handstands just yet" for recruiters
  
• Financial services job vacancies up, jobseeker activity down
  
• Gas price increases to hit manufacturing hardest read more

• RPO specialist joins Kelly in senior role
  
• SThree bolsters Australian contracting business
  
• Talent2 in hiring mode following ownership change
  
• FWC bans "Australians first" clauses in offshore bargaining
  
• NZ job ad volumes cool in June
  
• ITCRA partners with Indeed read more

High-salaried IT employees can damage employers' profitability if they're retained beyond the point of greatest ROI, but recruiters can work with clients to strike their ideal staff turnover balance, according to the latest ITCRA research. read more

• Lack of digital record a red flag in Myer fiasco
  
• Oil and gas extraction employment market heating up
  
• ITCRA seeks further clarification on ACT payroll tax exemptions
  
• "Bamboo ceiling", big data driving demand for executives read more

• Strong second half for SKILLED engineering, marine services arm
  
• Five ways to make split placements work
  
• Former politician to address ITCRA gala dinner read more

The impending removal of a commonly-used tax exemption for contractors in the ACT is creating a "business nightmare" for recruiters, and the changes might also affect the Territory's ability to attract talent, according to the Information Technology Contract and Recruitment Association. read more