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Job hunting? Where the vacancies will be in 2013
Read more: http://www.news.com.au/business/ ... 06629#ixzz2HX3d5ti5
ACCOUNTANTS, registered nurses and IT mobile specialists are set to be among the most in-demand workers in 2013, new analysis shows.
The latest Quarterly Report from recruitment firm Hays has tipped the healthcare, IT, energy and finance industries to experience skills shortages in the first quarter of the year, with demand from employers exceeding the number of qualified job candidates.
Hays senior regional director Peter Noblet said IT mobile specialists would be sought after by companies looking to allow their staff to work in a more flexibly way using a number of devices.
"There's a fairly hefty move towards bringing your own device to work and working remotely," Mr Noblet said.
"That also increases [jobs] relating to the security side of things, cloud networking and data centres behind mobile networks."
Mr Noblet said accounting employers would also find it hard to find adequately experienced people because the field was highly specialised.
"They're always in demand, professional advisers to corporate and individuals, because everyone wants to get the best advice they can when it comes to financial matters," he said.
"And there are so many areas; super, acquisitions, takeovers, mergers and liquidation and receivership-type work which we have seen a lot more of over the last 12 months."
Mr Noblet added that registered nurses and physiotherapists continue to be in high demand as the aged care industry grows.
The report, based on Hays clients' hiring plans for the coming quarter, also predicts the energy sector will face fierce competition for skilled workers against the higher salaries of the oil and gas industry.
Hays also forecasts a stronger start to the year for the construction industry, with a number of large scale projects to be awarded in some states which will increase recruitment for permanent jobs.
Skilled childcare workers are also in high demand with employers looking to shore up staff before the Government's introduction of new qualifications standards for early childhood educators on January 1, 2014.
Jobs website SEEK's education division said it had seen a big spike in the number of people trying to get childcare qualifications.
"It's definitely driving the education requirement for people who already have experience in the industry but who now need to be qualified, as well as people who want to break into the area," said Tony Barrett, managing director of SEEK Learning
Read more: http://www.news.com.au/business/ ... 06629#ixzz2HX3oK8io
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Morgan Stanley to cut 1600 jobs soon
US bank Morgan Stanley is planning to eliminate 1600 jobs in its institutional securities trading business in the coming weeks, a person close to the situation said Wednesday.
The job cuts, due to "market conditions," will occur half in the United States and half abroad, the person, who spoke on condition of anonymity, told AFP.
The cuts will eliminate six per cent of the positions in the Institutional Securities unit as well as support areas, the person said, and come on top of the bank's plan to cut seven per cent of payrolls announced last year.
The Wall Street investment bank's Institutional Securities unit had a pre-tax loss from continuing operations of $US1.9 billion ($A1.82 billion) in the third quarter of last year, compared with income of $3.4 billion in the same period in 2011.
Shares in Morgan Stanley were up 0.2 per cent at $19.69 in late-morning trade in New York.
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