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    Good news for those wanting a career change

    Good news for those wanting a career change


    Trade Me jobs data shows listings are up 22 percent year-on-year for the last quarter.

    Construction, roading and manufacturing jobs show the biggest surge.

    But Beyond Recruitment General Manager, Ben Pearson, says there's a massive shortage of people throughout the IT, technology, digital and retail procurement sectors.

    He says its a candidate short market with more jobs out there than people to fill them.

    © 2026 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     18 Feb: A new iron treatment is on the way for people who've experienced serious reactions to treatment in the past
     18 Feb: Parliament's intervening - after the High Court ruled against the Ministry of Social Development requesting welfare repayments from those receiving back-dated ACC support
     17 Feb: Labour's Jan Tinetti says today's employment law change is a backwards step
     17 Feb: The Greens say the Government's attacking workers with a major change to workplace law
     17 Feb: Parliament's approving major changes to employment law
     17 Feb: The Finance Minister's accusing Labour of scraping the barrel with its questions in Parliament
     17 Feb: Probes into the Teaching Council have outlined deep concerns, and found a serious need for change
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     Politics:
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     Entertainment:
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    Parliament's intervening - after the High Court ruled against the Ministry of Social Development requesting welfare repayments from those receiving back-dated ACC support 7:57

     International:
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     Rugby:
    England coach Steve Borthwick's responded to their Six Nations rugby defeat to Scotland by making three changes to his run-on side for Sunday's match with Ireland at Dublin 7:47

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