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Australian Motel Owners in Mining Towns ask single female guests ” are you a prostitute?”

Single women booking into some motels in north Queensland mining towns are being asked to sign statements promising not to sell sex from their room. According to the Courier Mail, Mackay motel operator Kelly Davidson said the declaration was a standard rule. Davidson said all motels in the area had received calls from sex workers looking to use the rooms for business.

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Gorgon Project prioritisies Conservation and Profit equally

Not only is the Gorgon LNG Development, located offshore Western Australia, one of Australia’s largest natural gas projects – it has also come to represent industry best practice in environmental management.

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Gorgon Project Job Interviews in London and Dublin - Nov 2011

JobContax in association with our Australian partners are currently recruiting for a number of large civils projects in Australia. We are currently looking for Project Engineers and Construction Foremen/ Supervisors to work on the $43 Billion Gorgon LNG Project.

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FIFO Prostitutes in Australia

Fly-in-fly-out prostitutes working in cashed up mining towns in Queensland and Western Australia are making more money in a day than miners do in a week. The Sunday Mail reported that mining towns full of cashed-up men deprived of female company are the new hotspot for prostitutes. According to the The Sunday Mail sex workers can earn up to $2000 a day in mining towns.

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10 day turnaround for Australian 457 Visas

The Government is looking to attract more skilled overseas workers by fast tracking changes to the 457 visa system. “Our aim is to see 457 visas processed within 10 days.” The majority of workers on these visas are coming from the UK and Ireland. It is also reportedly doubling the work period employees can be sponsored, from 4 to 6 years.

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Australia aiming to be the 2nd largest global LNG supplier by 2015

Australia is aiming to be the second largest LNG supplier in the world by 2015, and with a series of projects planned to come online within the next decade, the country has the potential to overtake Qatar by 2020, sources at an industry event in Darwin this week said.

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Space: Mining’s Final Frontier

As the mining industry continues to expand it is always looking to the next frontier. So where can we go next, where will mining end up?

What about mining in outer space?

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Pfizer to invest €145m at its Dublin facility, creating 400 jobs

Ireland’s Taoiseach Enda Kenny TD this morning announced that world-leading biopharma company Pfizer is to inject €145m (or US$200m) into its Dublin biotech manufacturing facility in Grange Castle – one of the largest biotech manufacturing sites in the world – creating up to 400 jobs during the peak of the construction phase.

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Gorgon Project Job Interviews in London and Dublin

JobContax are currently looking for Project Engineers and Construction Supervisors to work on the $43 Billion Gorgon LNG Project. The Australian contractor is flying over to conduct interviews in London on August 26/27 and in Dublin on August 28-30.

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What is an Australian 457 Visa?

All jobs in Australia on www.JobContax.com come with 457 visa attached. Due to the shortage of experienced skilled Construction and Engineering professionals in Australia, suitable foreign national are being offered 4 year working visas (457) by employers. The 457 visa entitles the bearer and their family to live and work in Australia.

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Talent shortage driving up pay in Asia

Compensation packages at the executive-level are rising in Asia driven by a growing talent shortage, according to one expert.Private executive search firm DHR International, tells CNBC that China and India have shown the highest growth in compensation with senior executives demanding as much as 30%more than in their previous jobs.

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Australian immigration to favour Irish nationals

Changes to Australian immigration on 1 July 2011 will favor Europe's fastest growing emigrant group: the Irish. Australia's points based immigration system, the General Skilled Migration programme, will see changes that will mean more points for applicants with good English language skills.

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Report says that Ireland is best place in world for US multinationals to do business

Ireland’s offering to US multinationals remains one of strongest in the world, a new report by law firm Matheson Ormsby Prentice has revealed. The country’s competitive tax regime, its English-speaking population and ease of access are most attractive attributes.

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Problems with Fly-in-Fly out (FIFO)

Recent studies show while the money earned is great, the tens of thousands of workers who fly between work and home are facing long term disruption to both the employee and their partner.

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How To Resign On Good Terms

Whether you’ve loved your job from day one of you’ve been digging an escape tunnel under you desk for the past three years, eventually the day arrives that you leave one job in pursuit of a new opportunity. How you leave a job, though, can be just as important as what you did while you were there

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Job Searching on Social Networks

Only 1/5 of Brits search for jobs on Social Networks and just 1% have secured a job through them. People in the UK are failing to make to most of social networks as a career advancement route. Just one-in-five people in the UK search for jobs on social media networks. This leaves the UK near the bottom of the global rankings in 25th place.

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Brazil’s Job Market is Booming

As it begins preparations to host the 2014 FIFA World Cup and the 2016 Olympics, Brazil - South America’s largest country and economy, is one of the first emerging markets to begin an economic recovery. With an unemployment rate of 6.1 percent, Brazil is experiencing job growth and talent shortages in many sectors.

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How to manage your online reputation

A study conducted by Microsoft, showed that 70% of employers in the United States screened out potential employees because of information found online. The study also showed that the majority of recruiters and HR professionals indicated that they think it’s appropriate to consider personal information found online in screening potential job applicants.

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Advice for Common Job Interview Questions

The job interview can be a nerve-wracking experience for even the most seasoned workers, and even more so for a recent graduate fresh out of college. Here’s a secret: it doesn’t have to be! A little preparation can go a long way toward not only helping you impress your interviewer, but also giving you the confidence to go in and be yourself.

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Increase Your Productivity While Working From Home

Whether telecommuting or freelancing, more and more professionals are trading in the cubicle for the home office. We hear all about the perks of the work from home lifestyle — no long commutes, more time with family, conference calls in pajamas, etc. But what about the challenges? It’s not always easy to stay productive in the face of countless distractions.

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Workers need for Canada’s Oil Boom

Canada’s oil patch is scrambling to bring back foreign workers, desperate to avoid a repeat of the labour crunch that clobbered the industry three years ago. With oil prices hovering at a lofty $100 (U.S.) a barrel, new discoveries scarce and Asian energy demand on the rise, Canadian companies are taking every measure to ensure oil sands projects aren’t slowed down by labour shortages.

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