<i>Kate Ross:</i> Signs of life on recruitment front
The general feel from the jobs market right now is cautious optimism, writes Kate Ross.
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<i>Kate Ross:</i> The problem with social networking sites
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Self promotion key to getting work
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<i>Kate Ross:</i> Job scene on verge of turnaround
Movement in the job market is starting to happen, as Kate reports in this Recruitment Update.
<i>Kate Ross:</i> Personal tales from the job front
Kiwis directly affected by the economic crisis share their stories.
Telecom lines move 'sign of desperation' says union
The employment spat between Telecom and its engineers has taken a new turn.
<i>Gill South:</i> Working mothers and your business
A Q&A on the positive role working mums can play.