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IT salary growth declines
Higher package brackets for managers and DBAs.
Staff Writers
Jun 19 2009 1:44PM
Training & Development
How to succeed as an interim IT manager
Working on a short-term contract can be challenging.
Simon Berry
Jun 19 2009 7:08AM
Training & Development
Satyam staffer appointed as head of A/NZ
Global IT service company shakes off board scandal and appoints new country manager for the Australia and New Zealand region.
Staff Writers
Jun 2 2009 1:35PM
Training & Development
HP to cut 5,700 more jobs
HP is to cut a total of 5,700 jobs across Europe, the Middle East and Africa over the next two years.
Bryan Glick
Jun 1 2009 3:37PM
Training & Development
Zanok cops injunction over IT graduate training courses
The ACCC has obtained injunctions against Zanok Technologies and its directors over an alleged scam that disguised training courses as job opportunities.
Ry Crozier
May 18 2009 4:29PM
Training & Development
Seagate to cut 1,100 jobs
Storage hardware vendor Seagate has revealed it will be cutting some 1,100 employees.
Shaun Nichols
May 14 2009 2:17PM
Training & Development
IT services firm to face court for alleged jobs scam
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission is taking IT service and consulting company Zanok Technologies to the Federal Court for allegedly misleading jobseekers looking for work in the IT industry.
Staff Writers
May 13 2009 12:01AM
Training & Development
Wage freeze follows redundancies at CSC
CSC management has instituted a wage freeze and will not rule out new redundancies after a restructure announced last week.
Brett Winterford
May 4 2009 6:29AM
Training & Development
Canon confirms local redundancies
Canon Australia has culled 15 staff as part of its ongoing transformation but says it has created almost as many new positions this week.
Ry Crozier
May 1 2009 3:35PM
Training & Development
UPDATE: Staff report CSC axing 150-170 local workers
CSC insiders in contact with
iTnews
have been told that some 150-170 Australian staff will be made redundant under the American giant's cost-cutting plan.
Brett Winterford
May 1 2009 3:00PM
Training & Development
CSC Australia axes local jobs
CSC Australia has axed an unknown number of staff this morning, less than two weeks after its Australian president talked up 2009 as a “banner year” for the firm.
Ry Crozier
Apr 29 2009 11:24AM
Training & Development
Swine flu forces remote work tool review
Aussie firms should ensure that remote working and collaboration tools are ready to scale to meet higher rates of absenteeism in the event of an outbreak of Swine flu.
Ry Crozier
Apr 29 2009 6:00AM
Training & Development
IT managers spending too much time on administration
Senior IT professionals are spending a whole working day every week on administration, as businesses seek to cut down on costs, according to research.
Angelica Mari
Apr 25 2009 8:08AM
Training & Development
IT contractors seek job security
IT contractors are placing their hopes on the public sector for more stable work opportunities, according to research.
Angelica Mari
Apr 21 2009 6:41AM
Training & Development
Demand dries up for US IT worker visas
Figures released by the US Citizenship and Immigration Services have shown a steep drop in applications for H-1B visas, which allow overseas IT workers to enter the US for employment.
Iain Thomson
Apr 15 2009 6:09AM
Training & Development
Telstra cuts may force techies from IT: CEPU
The Communications Electrical and Plumbing Union (CEPU) has questioned Telstra’s logic in thinning the ranks of its regional field technicians, offering to help the incumbent find “temporary redeployment options” for them instead.
Staff Writers
Apr 14 2009 3:18PM
Training & Development
IT managers planning to freeze headcounts
Nearly half of IT directors plan to freeze staff headcounts during the next year, according to new research by an IT recruitment firm.
Phil Muncaster
Apr 4 2009 9:35AM
Training & Development
NSW netbook scheme creates 400 technical support positions
Over 400 technical support roles will be created in high schools statewide to manage and maintain netbooks and IT systems rolled out under the digital education revolution, the NSW Department of Education and Training (DET) has revealed.
Ry Crozier
Apr 2 2009 11:58AM
Training & Development
Google closes Melbourne office
Google will cut 15 sales employees from its Melbourne and New Zealand offices in line with a one per cent global reduction in staff.
Brett Winterford
Mar 27 2009 4:46PM
Training & Development
IBM plans job cuts and outsourcing
IBM is reported to be preparing cuts to thousands of its staff worldwide.
Shaun Nichols
Mar 26 2009 12:31PM
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