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CareerOne partners with the Business in Mind Project

To support SMEs facing mental health challenges

CareerOne.com.au today launched a partnership with the Business in Mind project to raise awareness about mental health challenges facing small-to-medium sized businesses and support their research.

Ben Foote appointed CareerOne Marketing and Communications Director

CareerOne Chief Executive, Michael Harvey today announced the appointment of Ben Foote to the role of CareerOne Marketing and Communications Director.

Effective immediately, Ben joins CareerOne with extensive management experience and a proven track record in driving business-to-business and consumer acquisition marketing programs that drive business results.

Bullying a Reality for 61% of Aussie Workers

CareerOne’s top tips for dealing with Horrible Bosses
Australian managers have a lot to learn when it comes to people management with most rated as either “horrible” or “average” in a survey of more than 2,000 people commissioned by CareerOne.com.au.

The survey, conducted by CoreData, was designed to coincide with the Australian premier of the Hollywood comedy Horrible Bosses that pits three disgruntled workers against their dysfunctional managers.

Monster and CareerOne.com.au Launch Professional Networking App for Facebook with Introduction of BeKnown™

New Ad Distribution Network Unique to Australia

CareerOne’s ad network will deliver true passive candidates 

• Pilot program increased application rates by 58%
•  Views of job ads in the pilot increased 59%

CareerOne is launching a new advertising product that has increased application rates by 58 per cent for clients taking part in a two-month pilot to test the new advertising network.

Australian Workers on the Move

CareerOne research shows men leading the charge

CareerOne.com.au Launches New Site on Monster Platform

The chief executive of CareerOne.com.au, Michael Harvey today announced that the site is now fully integrated with the Monster global platform. The new site offers job hunters a world class user experience, with improved functionality and a raft of enhancements to deliver a far more personalised job-hunting experience.

 Improvements to CareerOne.com.au include:

Employees Not Rushing into Employment Market

Job hunters wary following global financial crisis

Values have shifted to good teams and work environments

Australian employees will be more considered before changing jobs according to the latest Hunting the (hidden) Hunter Research from employment site, CareerOne.com.au.

Employment Site, CareerOne.com.au today revealed its list of top ten interview mistakes by job hunters

Kate Southam, editor, CareerOne.com.au said that with the job market showing continual improvement it is a good time to search for a new job but hunters must not sabotage their own success.

“Job hunting blunders get you remembered for all the wrong reasons. Use the CareerOne top 10 to avoid having your application binned.”

CareerOne.com.au’s top 10 job hunting blunders are:

Workplaces Filled With Love

Almost one third of respondents to a CareerOne.com.au survey have admitted to being romantically involved with someone they work with.

Of those who found romance at work, 35 per cent describe their liaison as short term, 31 per cent long term and for five percent office romance led to marriage.

The survey, completed by 941 respondents, also found more than a third had been “intimate” with a colleague in the actual workplace and only 6 per cent of those were caught.