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New Zealand's job market remains flat, with jobs increasing only 0.1% in August, according to a report by SEEK.

New Zealand faces a tech job slowdown as education sees a surge, with SEEK data showing a 31% rise in teacher roles amid a 4% drop in IT jobs.

The platform acts a conduit between not-for-profit and community organisations and Kiwis who want to volunteer.

Job seeker website Seek has today announced upcoming changes to its pricing structures for hirers, set to take affect from July 1st 2015.

The latest research from SEEK reveals that almost 40% of Kiwis are actually unhappy in their jobs. That’s a lot of potential candidates.

Canterbury's talent market booms, seeing a 16% increase in job ads, with sectors like HR and marketing leading growth post-2011 earthquake rebuild.

Job ads in New Zealand increased by 13% in January, according to SEEK, with the ICT sector driving the growth.

Kiwis enjoyed a 4.4% rise in pay during the last year, as the ICT industry continues to smash expectations and beat the national average.

SEEK launches groundbreaking tech to revolutionize job searching and hiring, aiming to match millions with their ideal roles.

NZ's ICT job market set for a strong year-end, with SEEK advertising 220,000 roles since January; growth seen across various regions.

NZ's IT sector thrives as job listings on SEEK soar by 11%, drawing a surge in applicants keen on the booming market opportunities.

SEEK sees jobseeker site visits soar, with desktop views up 8% and mobile visits up 14% in July 2012, indicating rising job market confidence.

Seek Annual Recruitment Awards (SARAs) has given IT managers an indication of which recruitment agencies jobseekers like the best.

Demand for IT talent surges, with listings up 27% year-on-year, driven by digital transformation and diverse new roles, reports Seek New Zealand.

Listings for jobs boasting six-figure salaries are up by almost a third in the past year, and the IT industry is leading the charge.

NZ sees a 3.1% surge in average salaries to $72,277, as employers aim to keep top talent amidst a post-recession wage rise.

Seek Mobile revolutionises NZ job search, hitting 100k searches in 6 months with its mobile-friendly service, offering convenience and discretion.

New Zealand's ICT job market booms with a 60% increase in ads, highlighting industry growth and rising competitiveness.

Trade Me jobs surpass Seek in attracting browsers, but Seek argues its engaged audience provides better value for advertisers and serious jobseekers.

Four years after launching its Jobs section, Trade Me says it finished October as New Zealand’s number one employment site.