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Wednesday, July 16, 2008

Australia's jobs market is hot

So says Fortune magazine.

One of the world's five hottest!

Along with...

(Who can disagree? Our ABS has stopped collecting the statistics. Among its stated reasons was that it was finding it hard to find the workers.)

Posted by Peter Martin at 7/16/2008

Labels: employment

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Peter Martin

Peter Martin is the economics correspondent for Australia's two leading newspapers: The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age.

He has reported economics for Australia's ABC radio and television and is a former economics editor of The Canberra Times.

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