Latest Clarius Skills Index & Skills Shortages
Apr 19th 2010, 5:02 am
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Latest Clarius Skills Index & Skills Shortages
National skills crisis set to re-emerge as Clarius Skills Index reports further increase in demand.
Australia’s move towards yet another national skills shortage has been confirmed in the latest Clarius Skills Index, with demand for skilled labour reporting a significant upswing.
In the March quarter, 15 of the 20 skilled occupations measured in the Index reported an increase in demand with eight of those skilled categories showing demand exceeding the available labour.
The eight categories are Building and Engineering and Computer Professionals, Building and Engineering and Chefs in the Associate Professionals category and Metal, Automotive, Wood and Hairdressers in the Tradespersons categories, which all scored above 100 in the Index.
Interesting that the draft or proposed SOL Skilled occupation List for 457 temoporary workers and skilled immigrants is not going to include chefs and hairdressers?
Australia’s move towards yet another national skills shortage has been confirmed in the latest Clarius Skills Index, with demand for skilled labour reporting a significant upswing.
In the March quarter, 15 of the 20 skilled occupations measured in the Index reported an increase in demand with eight of those skilled categories showing demand exceeding the available labour.
The eight categories are Building and Engineering and Computer Professionals, Building and Engineering and Chefs in the Associate Professionals category and Metal, Automotive, Wood and Hairdressers in the Tradespersons categories, which all scored above 100 in the Index.
Interesting that the draft or proposed SOL Skilled occupation List for 457 temoporary workers and skilled immigrants is not going to include chefs and hairdressers?
Apr 19th 2010, 7:17 am
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Re: Latest Clarius Skills Index & Skills Shortages
National skills crisis set to re-emerge as Clarius Skills Index reports further increase in demand.
Australia’s move towards yet another national skills shortage has been confirmed in the latest Clarius Skills Index, with demand for skilled labour reporting a significant upswing.
In the March quarter, 15 of the 20 skilled occupations measured in the Index reported an increase in demand with eight of those skilled categories showing demand exceeding the available labour.
The eight categories are Building and Engineering and Computer Professionals, Building and Engineering and Chefs in the Associate Professionals category and Metal, Automotive, Wood and Hairdressers in the Tradespersons categories, which all scored above 100 in the Index.
Interesting that the draft or proposed SOL Skilled occupation List for 457 temoporary workers and skilled immigrants is not going to include chefs and hairdressers?
Australia’s move towards yet another national skills shortage has been confirmed in the latest Clarius Skills Index, with demand for skilled labour reporting a significant upswing.
In the March quarter, 15 of the 20 skilled occupations measured in the Index reported an increase in demand with eight of those skilled categories showing demand exceeding the available labour.
The eight categories are Building and Engineering and Computer Professionals, Building and Engineering and Chefs in the Associate Professionals category and Metal, Automotive, Wood and Hairdressers in the Tradespersons categories, which all scored above 100 in the Index.
Interesting that the draft or proposed SOL Skilled occupation List for 457 temoporary workers and skilled immigrants is not going to include chefs and hairdressers?
I see jobs for Senior .Net Developers paying $55k, but they can't 'find' anyone.
