Archive for the ‘Peoplebank Updates’ Category

July 6th, 2011

Peoplebank makes the Top 20 in the Million Dollar Memo!

We are very excited to announce that Peoplebank has just been selected by Tourism Queensland to be one of 20 companies invited to attend an amazing incentive challenge across Queensland in August 2011.

One very special Peoplebank ambassador will be chosen to represent us in the challenge which takes in some of Queensland’s most beautiful and breathtaking locations.

June 2nd, 2011

Peoplebank Gets The Million Dollar Memo!

We are very excited to announce that our video submission to Queensland Tourism’s Million Dollar Memo campaign has made the Top 70 best companies!

To see our staff in training for an amazing adventure in Queensland click here now

May 3rd, 2011

Federal ICT contractor rates on the rise

Appeared in: The Australian IT
Author: Jennifer Foreshew
Date: May 02, 2011

CONTRACTOR rates are on the way up in the ACT with the April 2011 Peoplebank Intermedium Federal ICT Labour Hire Index reporting increases of about 30 per cent for some in-demand skills.

The Index, which is already more than 20 per cent higher in March compared with the same time a year ago, also noted a return of interstate IT&T contractors to fill skills shortages in Canberra.

May 3rd, 2011

Stellar year for Canberra ICT workers

Appeared in: ARN
Date: 02 May, 2011
Author: Jennifer O’Brien

ICT contractor rates are rising, signalling what could be “a record year for contract workers”, according to the latest findings from IT recruiter, Peoplebank.

The Intermedium Federal ICT Labour Index for January and February 2011 is already higher than figures for Jan/Feb 2010.

May 2nd, 2011

Peoplebank Intermedium Federal ICT Labour Hire Index - May 2011 Edition Now Available

The latest edition of The Peoplebank Intermedium Federal ICT Labour Hire Index is now available by clicking here

Overview

The Federal Government’s use of ICT contractors strengthened significantly during the first two quarters of 2010-11 (Jul-Dec) with preliminary data for the third quarter (Jan-Mar) indicating further increases.