Jobs advertised online rose 3.3 percent in April, according to the recruitment services group Oliver.
The recruitment company’s Olivier Internet Job Index, showed job ads rose to 45.04 per cent in the past year and 16.07 per cent in the past three months.
However Robert Olivier, director of the Olivier Group said this rise shouldn't be interpreted as the jobs market came off the boil ahead of the RBA's interest rate rise.
“Our analysis suggests that Easter, Anzac Day and the school holidays had the major effect on the figures this month, although the seasonal adjustment smooths that out,” he said.
The Olivier Internet Job Index surveyed 213,520 Positions Vacant ads on commercial job sites in April and analysed them by state and industry sector.
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Jobs advertised online rose 3.3 percent in April, according to the recruitment services group Oliver.
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