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Tag Archives: jobvacancies
Sunny Coast booming | Qld must remain open for business petition
Relative to pre-COVID levels, while all Queensland regions have much higher job vacancies, it is the Sunshine Coast that is well in the lead, according to the National Skills Commission’s internet vacancies data for November 2021, published yesterday (see chart … Continue reading
Posted in Labour market, Macroeconomy
Tagged coronavirus, covid-19, jobs, jobvacancies, maroochydore, qld, queensland, sunshinecoast, vacancies
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Weekly wrap up – Aussie reopening, Kiwi inflation, oil and petrol prices, and Bitcoin news
My latest Friday livestream covered: accelerating NZ inflation and the implications for interest rates of accelerating inflation in advanced economies more broadly; the great Australian reopening and booming job vacancies (i.e. as noted by the National Skills Commission “Nationally job … Continue reading
Posted in Labour market, Macroeconomy
Tagged australia, bitcoin, bondyields, btc, coronavirus, covid-19, cpi, etf, inflation, interestrates, jobvacancies, lockdowns, nz, qld, queensland, vaccines
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Qld economy continues to under-perform
The Queensland economy continues to under-perform relative to the NSW and Victorian economies. In my post earlier this month, I noted that the Queensland economy remains lukewarm. Economic conditions are much stronger in NSW and Victoria than in Queensland, as … Continue reading
Posted in Labour market, Macroeconomy, Uncategorized
Tagged abs, jobvacancies, ndis, nsw, qgso, qld, qldtreasury, queensland, unemploymentrate, victoria
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Vacancies data support improving employment outlook in lead up to Qld election
Economists and market watchers were very excited yesterday by the May job vacancies data released by the ABS. Nationally, job vacancies were 1.6 percent higher (in seasonally adjusted terms) in May than in February, the time of the previous quarterly … Continue reading
Posted in Labour market, Uncategorized
Tagged abs, jobvacancies, mining, qld, queensland
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Continuing rebound in Qld private sector job vacancies at end of 2016
There was good news for the Queensland economy yesterday, with the ABS reporting a continuation of the rebound in private sector job vacancies in the final quarter of last year (see chart below). Private sector job vacancies have increased from … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Housing, Labour market, Macroeconomy, Uncategorized
Tagged abs, australia, construction, jobs, jobvacancies, privatesector, publicsector, qld, queensland, queenswharf
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Qld should benefit from strong economic performance in NSW and Victoria
The August job vacancies data released by the ABS yesterday confirm the strong economic performance we are seeing in NSW and Victoria, and they also show encouraging signs for Queensland (see charts below). Given national markets and the linkages between … Continue reading
Posted in Labour market, Macroeconomy, North Queensland, Townsville, Uncategorized
Tagged abs, jobvacancies, northqueensland, nq, nsw, qld, queensland, townsville, victoria
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Qld Jobs Growth Summit timely, but needs to be more than a talkfest
Queensland’s under-performing economy was illustrated by job vacancies data for February released by the ABS today (see chart above). While vacancies have grown strongly over the last twelve months nationwide, especially in NSW and Victoria, they have remained flat in … Continue reading
Posted in Labour market, Macroeconomy, Uncategorized
Tagged australiainstitute, jobs, jobvacancies, meetings, qld, qldjobsgrowthsummit, queensland, summits, tai, uq
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Recent vacancies data suggest we shouldn’t get too excited about jobs market just yet
Tomorrow’s release of April labour force data from the ABS will hopefully confirm a recovery in the job market in Queensland, continuing the positive trend from last month (see my post from last month: Qld unemployment rate falls slightly to … Continue reading
Posted in Labour market
Tagged abs, deewr, jobs, jobvacancies, labourforce, qld, queensland
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Low level of vacancies suggests sluggish labour market to continue in short-term
There doesn’t appear to be any recovery in Queensland’s jobs market coming in the next few months with job vacancies remaining at relatively low levels (see the chart below based on today’s new ABS job vacancies data). Given the relatively … Continue reading
Posted in Labour market, Population
Tagged abs, demographics, interstatemigration, jobvacancies, labourmarket, population, qld, queensland
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Public sector hiring freeze continues
Job vacancies data released by the ABS yesterday point to continuing weakness in the labour market, with job vacancies of 26,000 in February 2013 compared with 36,100 in February 2012. Around one-third of the decline in job vacancies through the … Continue reading
Posted in Labour market
Tagged abs, jobvacancies, publicsector, queensland, vacancies
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