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If you are a dynamic and rewarding graduate position in finance, accounting and business , the Career Market Day puts you one step closer.
So you may register at
www.cpaaustralia.com.au/careermarketday09 or Email to mycmd@cpaaustralia.com.au
Event details:
When :Saturday 18 April 2009, 9:30am – 6:00pm
Where: Hall 2, Mid Valley Exhibition Centre, Kuala Lumpur
Cost: Free
Dress code: Smart casual
Programme :
9.30am Registration for attendees
10.00am Exhibition starts
11.30am Talks
6.00pm Exhibition ends
Why you should attend:
- face-to-face meetings with potential employers
- opportunities to submit resumes
- forum to network and speak to senior staff and human resource representatives from high profile finance and accounting organisations
- exposure to the latest employment trends
-receive a complimentary bag with vital information
And pls don’t forget to bring copies of yourresume, testimonials and certificates!
All the best to you !
Monday, April 13, 2009
Permohonan Dalam Talian Pembiayaan Untuk Pengajian Ijazah Lanjutan di Bawah Pakej Rangsangan Ekonomi Kedua
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Our government has recently announced the above for those who are interested to pursue Bachelor and Master degree in the local universities and selected 3 private universities , UNITEN, MMU and UTP.
Application can be done thru http://www.mohe.gov.my/.
Our government has recently announced the above for those who are interested to pursue Bachelor and Master degree in the local universities and selected 3 private universities , UNITEN, MMU and UTP.
Application can be done thru http://www.mohe.gov.my/.
Information Technology (IT) field remains strong despite economic downturn
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The Job Market
With so much economic uncertainty, it’s no surprise employers have cut back on hiring, impacting several key industries. According to Beyond.com, there has been a 6.35 percent decrease in the total number of jobs posted in November 2008 compared to the number posted in November 2007.
Although the information technology (IT) field remains strong with 12.9 percent of all jobs posted to the Beyond Network in the third quarter of 2008, it experienced a significant decline of 1.09 percent, causing the industry to fall from the top position after six consecutive quarters. It was replaced by health care and medical.
Despite the fact the IT industry suffered a decline, this industry is expected to remain strong in 2009. As a result of the economy, many companies will be forced to look more closely at their revenues and expenses, and likely will emphasize technology initiatives that will produce cost savings, efficiencies and promote strategic organizational growth.
Further, many companies are recognizing the importance of hiring well-trained IT workers to help support and carry out the increasingly sophisticated technologies needed to stay competitive in the marketplace. The constant need for technology upgrades will help promote job security for IT professionals and job growth in the IT industry during the coming year.
Not Every Industry Is Suffering
Although many industries have been affected by the economy, Beyond.com’s report indicated some industries still are experiencing growth despite the economic recession. In the third quarter of 2008, the industries that experienced the largest percentage increase in jobs during the past year were health care and medical (2.66 percent), clerical and administrative (1.68 percent), and legal services (1.34 percent).
The Job Market
With so much economic uncertainty, it’s no surprise employers have cut back on hiring, impacting several key industries. According to Beyond.com, there has been a 6.35 percent decrease in the total number of jobs posted in November 2008 compared to the number posted in November 2007.
Although the information technology (IT) field remains strong with 12.9 percent of all jobs posted to the Beyond Network in the third quarter of 2008, it experienced a significant decline of 1.09 percent, causing the industry to fall from the top position after six consecutive quarters. It was replaced by health care and medical.
Despite the fact the IT industry suffered a decline, this industry is expected to remain strong in 2009. As a result of the economy, many companies will be forced to look more closely at their revenues and expenses, and likely will emphasize technology initiatives that will produce cost savings, efficiencies and promote strategic organizational growth.
Further, many companies are recognizing the importance of hiring well-trained IT workers to help support and carry out the increasingly sophisticated technologies needed to stay competitive in the marketplace. The constant need for technology upgrades will help promote job security for IT professionals and job growth in the IT industry during the coming year.
Not Every Industry Is Suffering
Although many industries have been affected by the economy, Beyond.com’s report indicated some industries still are experiencing growth despite the economic recession. In the third quarter of 2008, the industries that experienced the largest percentage increase in jobs during the past year were health care and medical (2.66 percent), clerical and administrative (1.68 percent), and legal services (1.34 percent).
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