Recruitment stories - Page 10

Datacenter People enhances its Asian footprint through a strategic partnership with Singapore's HR Exchange, leveraging local expertise to drive growth.

Vend is hiring 125 staff globally and 54 in Auckland as the Kiwi retail management software company enjoys rapid growth.

Unless you are a contract or temporary worker - do not change jobs too frequently as turnover can be factored into the criteria AI screens for.

JobStreet is informing clients by email whether they were caught up in a Malaysia-based data breach that affected 19 different companies.

Members of Digital Realty's management team will assume Appleby's duties in the interim until a successor is identified.

CRM solutions firm Magnetism is hiring and training graduates from the University of Canterbury as it opens a new office in Christchurch.

Job advertisements in the information technology sector have fallen 2.4%, despite the total number of online job advertisements growing by 1.1%.

Australian ICT sector exudes vigour with a striking 10% surge in job ads, while cyber security talent is highly sought-after.

Australian IT recruiter Halcyon Knights opens Auckland office, tapping into the bustling trans-Tasman tech talent.

Demand continues to rise for cyber security skills as an arms race develops between cyber criminals and those looking to secure systems and data.

An online platform is set to connect job seekers and employers looking for temporary or contract staff, cutting out recruiters and high fees.

The digital revolution is leading to the creation of new roles and greater demand for specialised skills in New Zealand's IT industry.

Landesk appoints Adam Blue as ANZ sales manager to meet strong demand for solutions from customers and partners.

New Absolute IT survey shows the tech staff shortage is continuing to bite - so what can you do to attract and keep talent?.

Absolute IT says IT professionals are in 'hot demand' in Wellington and have released a statement encoraging those with IT skills to head to the city.

Video conferencing paves the way for students into the digital workforce, Marci Powell explains, highlighting a shift in education standards.

Study shows 68% of educators deem digital media skills vital for the 21st-century workforce in NZ and Australia, Adobe reports.

The ICT sector is thriving with 75% of employers planning to hire, driven by new projects. Pay rises are on the horizon as industry confidence grows.

LinkedIn has revealed the top 25 skills that got people hired in 2013, with social media marketing coming in at number one.

Confidence continues to grow in the Christchurch ICT Industry, with new projects bolstering recruitment activity for 2013.