Most people would agree they’d prefer a shorter working week.
Trade skills shortage opens lucrative opportunities for apprentices
25/09/17
Businesses and trades are reporting dwindling numbers of apprentices amid a skills shortage for a diverse range of roles
Universities excelling, while healthcare offers future job opportunities
13/09/17
The Good Universities Guide reveals that while universities around the country are providing a high-quality experience for students, it’s not translating to graduate jobs.
Five questions to expect in your next job interview
05/09/17
Job interviews are one of the more nerve-wracking experiences going around, particularly for university graduates.
Infographic: The New Work Smarts
22/08/17
The Foundation for Young Australians has released their latest report from the New Work Order research series.
What are the happiest jobs in the world?
15/08/17
The roles people are most pleased with are reasonably common, spanning a variety of different sectors.
Mentoring in the workplace: benefits for career development
07/08/17
Guest post by Leah Shmerling from Crown Coaching about the importance of the mentor-mentee relationship.
What will the workforce look like in 2030?
28/07/17
The Foundation for Young Australians has released their latest report from the New Work Order research series.
Dealing with rejection: How to bounce back when you don't get a job
21/07/17
One of the most daunting prospects for university graduates is interviewing for that first job.
Students cop the rough end of the stick - but there is a silver lining for some
10/07/17
Much has been made of the decision by the Fair Work Commission to slash penalty rates for casual and part-time hospitality, fast food, retail and pharmaceutical employees.
The difference between a job and a career
30/06/17
There are varying opinions on whether there is any difference between a job and a career.
School Career Practitioners Need More Time to Assist Students Make Well-Informed Decisions
21/06/17
There are set to be almost 800,000 school graduates in the next three years, and equipping them to make well-informed decisions about their next chapter of life is front of mind for school based career practitioners.
The Australian Careers Service is a free membership service developed for career practitioners. ACS members have access to a range of useful resources that are designed to help professionals keep up to date with the latest developments in their field.