Browsing: Salaries & rates

• Interpro rewarding employees with share scheme
  
• Jobseekers want salary information advertised
  
• Labour hire regulator issues warning over PPE read more

"Fierce" competition for talent is driving up salaries, with most employers planning increases in 2022, new research shows. Meanwhile, the tech industry is reporting "colossal" candidate shortages that are pushing up hiring costs by as much as 30%. read more

• Slade Group hires former Hudson GM
  
• WorkPro makes vaccination management simpler
  
• Quarantine changes a "crucial step" forward
  
• Novel counter-offer policy takes team-wide approach read more

• Employment falls amid "slight recovery" in hours worked
  
• Global talent management brand enters local market
  
• "Significant" talent shortages pushing property pay higher read more

Australia delivered an "excellent" September-quarter performance for Robert Walters, the company has announced in a trading update overnight. Meanwhile, salary is now the top consideration for IT contracting talent, for the first time in 14 years, according to Clicks IT research. read more

• Unemployment rate falls further, masking labour market weakness
  
• More grads drawn to public service jobs
  
• New-hire pay rates nudge higher read more

Employers now embracing the 'anywhere workforce' trend to access a wider talent pool are facing important considerations about appropriate remuneration, says Robert Half director Nicole Gorton. read more

Financial incentives will be the key driver in what is set to be an extremely busy year for talent movement, research shows. read more

Bluefin Resources has widened its hiring criteria to combat the "perfect storm" recruitment market, while its high-performance focus is delivering record financials, says CEO James Hone. read more

Less than a third of recruitment leaders are still heeding the valuable lessons they learned last year, while the rest are making knee-jerk responses to the market that put their agencies' profitability at risk. read more