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• Recruiters rank amongst happiest workers
  
• Michael Page job matching tool blitzes conversions
  
• Six Degrees appoints state director
  
• Engineering recruiter gears up for growth
  
• Services jobs rebound read more

• Slight uptick in new-hire pay rates
  
• Greythorn data specialist joins Mane Consulting
  
• Seek appoints ex-CBA boss to C-suite
  
• Staffing platform launches $1m capital raise
  
• News in brief: TMS, Ceridian and more read more

• WorkPac casuals case to be heard in May
  
• Talent named among world's best places to work
  
• Global RPO gears up executive search business
  
• Which industries, and jobs, are growing fastest? read more

• TA lacks support for long-term hiring plans
  
• Labour hire licensing regime claims second scalp
  
• Review highlights APS recruitment challenges
  
• Leaders less optimistic about executive demand read more

Electing not to charge temp-to-perm fees for most conversions has helped an award-winning recruitment agency attract more business, with its MD suggesting conversion fees erode clients' trust. read more

• Cultural fit assessment launches with Andrew Banks' backing
  
• Fall in online job ads
  
• RPO specialist grows leadership team
  
• Jobactive model to be replaced
  
• Mining jobs dip slightly read more

• Contingent jobs demand rises
  
• More lobbying required for future talent challenges
  
• Adecco Australia accelerates growth
  
• Underemployment eases slightly
  
• News in brief: Wage review, LiveHire read more

• Costs awarded against recruitment manager who stole files
  
• Telco sector tops freelance demand
  
• Services jobs fall, but more slowly
  
• Strong year for PageGroup in Australia read more

Employers in heavy industries attract more talent when tweaking shift work rosters to make them more family-friendly, a recruitment leader says. read more

• New APAC CEO for Robert Walters
  
• ABC recruitment process 'didn't meet requirements': PM
  
• Michael Page overhauls policies on inclusion
  
• Manufacturing jobs continue recovery read more