Australian Job Creation Reaches Record Levels
Report by the Australian Bureau of Statistics: This is the first-time jobs in Australia rose every month since they began reporting monthly data in 1978.
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Manufacturing Jobs in Ireland Growing at Healthy Pace
The pace of growth in the manufacturing industry was the strongest ever seen since the Purchasing Managers’ Index survey began in 1998.
More Investment Bankers Needed for Jobs in Hong Kong
China, and particularly Hong Kong, is on the lookout for investment bankers. In the past there were few options to invest. Now this is changing.
Strong Demand for AI and Robotics Professionals
As machines take over repetitive manual work, human resource and search experts foresee a 50% to 60% higher demand for robotics & AI pros.
How to Respond to a Common Job Interview Question
When being interviewed for a new job, whether it is your dream job or not, act like it is the job you have always wanted.
More Workers Needed to Fill Jobs in Japan
Japan is facing a challenge of an ongoing population crisis, which is quietly changing the strict immigration policy allowing more low-skilled immigrant laborers.
Top Companies for Approval of H-1B US Visas
High-tech companies like Intel, Microsoft, Google, Facebook, and Apple were among the top companies approved for the initial H-1B visas last year, according to the National Foundation for American Policy.
Tips for College Graduates Seeking Employment
The college you attended and your GPA are not the main factors when hiring new college graduates, according to Korn Ferry Futurestep. In fact, only one percent said those things mattered anymore.
480,000 Full-Time Jobs Created in Spain
With consumers fueling the surge, the Spanish economy continues in a three-year recovery that is leaving many of its euro-zone peers behind.
Companies Hiring Workers in Germany
Europe’s largest economy is showing signs of confidence. Unemployment in Germany has continued to decline. The unemployment rate of 5.7% stayed at the lowest recorded since Germany’s reunification.
