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A distinct shift has occurred in the IT talent market during the past year, with candidates open to moving earlier in their tenure, specialist recruiters say. read more

• Investigations continue into Rubicor directors
  
• Beyond Recruitment takes over Fujitsu NZ RPO
  
• New hire pay rates lift
  
• Construction jobs fall further read more

• Employers "reinvigorated" to secure top talent
  
• Labour hire businesses in court over competing brands
  
• Visa management platform launches
  
• Quarterly cash flow: Elmo, PayGroup and more read more

• Tech leaders optimistic about jobs growth
  
• JXT to propose DOCA to exit administration
  
• Job mobility highest for Aussie workers
  
• Mixed results for Robert Half
  
• News in brief: Gooroo, mining jobs read more

• Chandler Macleod Group appoints RPO leader
  
• Which industries and jobs are growing fastest?
  
• Tarnished labour hire director owes further $915k
  
• Agency embraces nine-day fortnight
  
• Demand stays high on both sides of executive recruitment read more

• Role change for Sydney Ambition director
  
• New gig work battle looms
  
• Aussie CEOs lagging on upskilling initiatives
  
• Mining jobs hit record high
  
• News in brief: SThree, NPAworldwide, and more read more

• New role for Sydney ICC talent leader
  
• Harvey Nash MD joins Korn Ferry
  
• 2024 jobs growth focused in four industries
  
• Robert Walters Australia "robust"; PageGroup "challenging
  
• News in brief: Adecco, APS read more

• Job figures show mixed results
  
• Vale Tony Beddison AC
  
• JXT in administration, seeking new backer
  
• News in brief: RCSA and Nvoi read more

• Demand for executives falls
  
• Data shows job switching slowed post-GFC
  
• IT recruiter launches in-house tech academy
  
• Medical recruiter relaunching
  
• News in brief: Adepto, ApplyDirect, Xref read more

• Netflix ordered to stop poaching
  
• Professional contracting demand 'shuffles'
  
• R&D reforms urged after "devasting" crackdown
  
• Which recruitment companies are paying no tax? read more