Seek stories

Advertisements for new jobs have fallen drastically since the COVID-19 outbreak took hold, according to the latest employment snapshot from SEEK New Zealand. >>

The global IT recruitment specialists have bought ManpowerGroup NZ’s IT business, Experis.>>

Leading this round of funding was SEEK, the employment marketplace, with participation from OneVentures and AirTree Ventures. This round of funding brings the company’s valuation to more than AU$100 million.>>

The latest SEEK Employment Report shows a decline of 6.5% in jobs advertised compared to May 2018.>>

Tech and digital recruitment specialist Talent has been recgonised for its contribution to New Zealand's tech industry, being named a winner at the NZ Hi-Tech Awards. >>

New statistics from SEEK NZ show the job market is in good shape with more jobs and higher salaries up for grabs. >>

Why 85% of executives believe that AI will bring a competitive advantage to their organisation.>>

These latest figures underscore the tremendous job growth experienced in smaller regions in recent years.>>

Women want to participate equally in leadership positions, so why does gender imbalance in top-level roles still exist?>>

“This ’talent shortage’ has been identified by Australian CEOs as one of their top business risk areas.">>

SEEK named the first employment marketplace to embrace voice activated job search.>>

"Candidates report feeling more satisfied that they had a better chance to present and express themselves and be more than a piece of paper.">>

The company now processes 60% of its traffic through mobile and receives nearly 1.5 million applications via mobile devices per month.>>

Across all industries in New Zealand, the average advertised salary on Seek in April 2017 was $75,889.>>

“The large industries hiring now reflect what we’re seeing in our economy.">>

The current job market is in good stead. August saw a 9.9 percent rise in the number of advertisements on SEEK when compared to 12 months earlier.>>

​Seek recently released data that reveals they had almost 5 percent more jobs advertised in July 2016 than 12 months earlier, with ICT in the lead.>>

The Australian ICT industry remains strong, with cyber security specialists are also in hot demand.>>

“There is certainly much more to Canterbury than earthquake-related construction.">>

“The last six months have delivered a relatively flat employment market in New Zealand and August was no different.”>>

Kiwi teachers are in hot demand, while new job ads in the tech sector are declining, according to SEEK. >>

The platform acts a conduit between not-for-profit and community organisations and Kiwis who want to volunteer.>>

The latest research from SEEK reveals that almost 40% of Kiwis are actually unhappy in their jobs. That’s a lot of potential candidates.>>

"Every new building that goes up equals new employment opportunities for candidates as organisations move out of temporary offices; kick-starting growth and recruitment plans.">>