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Sunday, 10 August 2008 |
By WestCP
 Let me first begin by greeting you. I am writing from South Africa, where the situation as some people may believe is really really bad. But, dont believe all the tales.
You DONT get robbed every time you stop at a robot (traffic light).
You DONT have to drive with your windows rolled up
And your children wont get kidnapped or worse if they go to the park.
Some people have spread a lot of stories about our country, some may be true, others exaggerated. But the story I want to tell you is TRUE. Every bit of it.
South Africa is LOOSING TEACHERS!
Yes. Almost every day, more than 18000 - that's eighteen thousand people - apply to immigration agents to leave the country for better pastures. Most of them are professionals and many of them are teachers.
Lured to Teacher Jobs overseas, or Au-Pairing in America etc.
A year or two down the line, many of them come back.
Our country is not perfect |
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Friday, 08 August 2008 |
By Hannah Thomas
 In this tough economic market we are currently facing, one would expect fewer organisations to be advertising for IT jobs. However, IT recruitment specialists, The IT Job Board, www.theitjobboard.com have seen the amount of clients advertising IT jobs remaining constant.
Through monthly monitoring of IT jobs being advertised per skill group, the areas in particular of increased activity are IT support roles and Networking skills.
The IT Job Board has seen a 6% increase in the amount of IT support jobs being advertised and demand for these professionals as well as the salary expectation continuing to rise year on year. Companies currently advertising IT support jobs are BSkyB, Wavex and Raytheon.
The demand for candidates with Networking skills has also increased by 11% from January this year, however, according to other reports the annual salary has decreased from that what was offered last year.
Other skills where the need has steadily increased or stayed the same are Project Managers, Developers and testers. This may be down to the stage of most project life cycles, however it does prove that |
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