New year, new job opportunities
Many people we speak to have become comfortable in their everyday life of getting to work and getting paid. But does it make them happy?
Many people we speak to have become comfortable in their everyday life of getting to work and getting paid. But does it make them happy?
With Adani being reported on so heavily, it may ease several large coal projects that have been waiting patiently.
What new mining projects can we look forward to in 2020? With projects starting up across Australia, it’s always good to know the latest information.
Australia’s mining industry generated 55% of the nation’s export revenue and directly employs 250,000 Australians in highly paid jobs.
What is being done to overcome the challenges of Australia’s mining industry?
Take a look at the newest gold, copper, and uranium projects to be happening on East Coast Australia.
We don’t like talking about money. In fact, we’re told it’s rude to ask how much someone is earning. So how do we deal with the standard interview question of “what is your salary expectations?”
A recent survey of over 2,000 people uncovered that 77% of employers are more likely to shortlist a candidate who has regularly upskilled.
What is the future of the New South Wales’ coal mining sector? Take a look at current projects in the process to bring new opportunities to the workforce.
Growth in automation means the jobs will be different. There is a stigma across the sector towards technology and automation,
More than AUS$2.3 Billion was invested into the mining sector in 2018-2019, with gold exploration reaping the reward.
The Queensland State Government is continuing to ban Fly-In-Fly-Out (FIFO) recruitment to keep jobs in the regional parts of the State like Mackay, Rockhampton and Mount Isa.
Working in the mining sector can offer opportunities that effect your entire family. This means you have a lot to consider when considering new opportunities.
Battery powered cars, an increase in renewable energy, solar panels, even satellites have called for the increase in materials such Lithium and Vanadium.
A Technical Search Consultant considers the entire market for filling a job position. This makes finding the best match possible for our client possible.
The way we go about our business is why your employer doesn’t want us having a conversation.
Whether you work in Australia’s mining industry or not, we are all effected by the stability and growth of the sector.
Australia’s leading commodity exports – iron ore, coal and gold – continue to provide the next phase of development.
No matter how good you think you will be at the role or how much you want the job, if your resume is lacking quality, you will not progress to the next stage.
Trying to sell yourself can be hard, especially when it’s for a role you have your heart set on.
Leaving your job can seem a bitter-sweet moment. You leave old friends and colleagues for a new, exciting opportunity.
Now the mining sector is recovering following its four year down turn, we come back to the reoccurring issue:
It’s becoming more apparent that money isn’t everything when taking the next steps in our career.
Receiving a rejection letter for a new role can be tough to handle. Especially when that job ticked all your boxes: work-life balance, growth, location, etc.
Australia’s mining sector continues to grow in confidence as more permanent roles being advertised since the pick-up in 2016.
Society has fallen into the concept that money is the measure of how successful we are in our careers.
If your current role offers little or no opportunities, it’s time to start thinking about a move.
Recruiting new employees is more expensive than retaining existing staff.
Are you running a growing SME but feel like your week is becoming less and less productive?
Cormac’s Technical Search Consultants work tirelessly to headhunt the best candidate for its clients.
Keeping your employees happy or attracting the best candidates to your company is important.
Whether you know us as Technical Search, Executive Search, or Headhunter…
Changes to Fair Work regulation could affect your casual staff if classified and may result in back pay.
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