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08 July 2009EthicalJobs.com.au is a new jobs website which promotes "work for a better world" – it connects people looking for an ethical job or career with employers from the not-for-profit, business & government sectors who see their organisations as contributing to a more equitable, more just or more sustainable world.

Research from Australia, UK and US research shows that increasingly people see the work they do as part of who they are, not just something to make a living from.  Increasingly, people want the work they do to contribute to a more just or more sustainable world.

EthicalJobs.com.au has been launched in response to this trend. It aims to bring together people and organisations with a passion for sustainability and justice, and to provide resources to help people 
find a great job or career.

The site includes jobs from all sectors including government jobs, for-profit jobs and non-profit jobs, with a focus on community sector jobs, social justice jobs, and green jobs/environmental jobs.

The site also includes downloadable resources for job-seekers, a blog on ethical jobs/careers and a free weekly e-newsletter.

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