Infrastructure
Current infrastructure projects and career opportunities in Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland
With hundreds of projects underway across Australia and the government pumping millions of dollars into the industry, there has never been a better time to find a new job in infrastructure. With so many jobs on offer, candidates in the market will see a number of benefits of looking for a new job in today’s…
Read MoreWhat does the the future of infrastructure recruitment look like?
Candidate shortages in the infrastructure industry will result in project timelines extending and project costs growing if businesses do not alter their hiring strategy. My previous update on the infrastructure labour market outlined how the industry will continue to experience candidate shortages over the next three years. With a predicted shortfall of over 105,000 candidates…
Read MoreInsights on infrastructure’s labour market 2022-2025; An industry snapshot series
In continuation of our recent analysis of Australia’s unemployment and recruitment trends, we dived deeper into trends specifically related to the infrastructure industry. A quick summary of the current infrastructure recruitment trends: SEEK job ads in the construction sector grew by 21.1% between February 2022 and April 2022, whilst ads in the engineering sector grew…
Read MoreHow to safely transition employees back into the office or back onsite
Whether you’re transitioning your employees back into the office, construction site, or warehouse, you’ll need a plan to do it safely. We’ve outlined all you need to consider below. Over the past two years, you’ve likely had some, or all, of your employees forced to either work from home or stay home, depending on the…
Read MoreInfrastructure’s labour market and how to navigate it to win top talent
Demands for infrastructure labour is expected to be 48% higher than supply and there’s more than one reason why. After an economic downturn, the government typically invests in infrastructure as a strategy to drive economic growth. Although, with annual infrastructure spending forecasted to hit $52 billon by 2023, this unprecedented sum comes with unexpected effects…
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