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Jobs Online monthly report – April 2014


Measures changes in job vacancies advertised by businesses on the two main internet job boards – SEEK and Trade Me Jobs. Changes to Jobs Online reporting This month's report focuses on the trend series rather than the seasonally adjusted series, which will reduce month to month volatility. The monthly movements in the indices may be...
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Identity crime and misuse in Australia: results of the 2013 online survey


Abstract: Identity crime and misuse of personal information affect all sectors in Australia and cost individuals, business and government many millions of dollars annually. In May 2013, in order to explore the nature and scope of identity crime and misuse in Australia, the Australian Institute of Criminology was commissioned by the Attorney-General’s Department to undertake...
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Jobs Online monthly report – March 2014


This release measures changes in job vacancies in New Zealand advertised by businesses on the two main internet job boards – SEEK and Trade Me Jobs. Summary Jobs Online shows, in seasonally adjusted terms, that skilled job vacancies increased by 0.7 per cent in March, following a decrease in February. All job vacancies increased by...
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Digital stepping stones: exploring Pasifika students’ uses and views of digital media and their effect on the transition to postsecondary education and employment


The purpose of this study is to examine the uses and perceptions of digital media held by Pasifika students and how these relationships affect their transition from secondary school to further study or employment. This study utilised the views and experiences of forty one Year 13 Pasifika students from a secondary school in Auckland. The...
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Online communities: utilising emerging technologies to improve crime prevention knowledge, practice and dissemination


Foreword: Online communities are increasingly being recognised as a way of sharing ideas and knowledge among different practitioner communities, particularly when practitioners are not able to meet face to face. This paper explores the considerations associated with establishing online communities for crime prevention practitioners, drawing on research from across the community of practice, online community...