09 May 2012
Continuing to train, develop and celebrate success are crucial to successfully managing consultants in a low cycle, say leading recruitment executives. Clarius CEO Kym Quick told Shortlist that almost every manager who'd been in the recruitment sector o... read full story
08 February 2012
Demand for engineering professionals and production managers continues to climb as the resources boom entices local talent to the larger mining states of Western Australia and Queensland, according to the latest Clarius Skills Index. The December ... read full story
07 November 2011
Employer reluctance to hire less experienced candidates, coupled with a looming wave of retirements, are leaving the resources and infrastructure sectors at risk of a critical skills shortage, particularly for engineers, the latest Clarius Skills In... read full story
26 October 2011
Untitled Document The Clarius Group, one of Australia’s leading recruitment companies, has won the award for the Best Learning and Development Plan at the annual Recruitment Excellence Awards. The Clarius entry, for their Advance Induction Progra... read full story
01 August 2011
Australia’s resources and infrastructure employers are under increasing pressure to match rising wage offers in order to secure the best talent as the gap between demand and supply tightens, according to the latest Clarius Skills Index. Released today, t... read full story
07 June 2011
On August 14, twenty Clarius Group staff members across the brands from Sydney will be participating in the 14km City2Surf to raise much needed funds for CanTeen. In the past two years, Clarius Group has partnered with CanTeen and raised an enormous $... read full story
18 April 2011
Australia’s Construction and Engineering sector is bearing the brunt of skills shortages resulting from resources shifting to support flood recovery efforts and resources boom, according to the latest Clarius Skills Index. The knock-on-effects have led t... read full story
06 April 2011
According to the latest Clarius Skills Index, the number of employees aged 55 and over has almost doubled in the past 20 years, making up 16 per cent of Australia’s workforce. If you have been out of the workforce for any length of time you may find it ha... read full story
07 February 2011
Skills drought looming for Construction and Engineering sectors Demand for skilled professionals across Construction and Engineering is set to escalate, with recent flooding in Queensland, NSW and Victoria threatening to place enormous labour pressures ... read full story
18 October 2010
Construction industry to feel pressure as skills shortages strain wages Australia’s major infrastructure and transport projects face increasing skills shortage pressures despite the economy’s recovery, improvements to labour market conditions and the so... read full story