Stories about: Information Technology Contract and Recruitment Association

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Queensland recruits new ICT jobs model 12 February, 2010 11:41

The Information Technology Contract and Recruitment Association (ITCRA) has praised the Queensland Government's new ICT procurement model, calling it a win-win for the Government and ICT contractors.
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ITCRA appoints new CEO 08 December, 2008 12:45

The Information Technology Contract and Recruitment Association’s (ITCRA) founding executive director, Norman Lacy, will retire on March 1, and be replaced by Danika Bakalich.
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Tightening of 457 visa requirements could stall projects 06 November, 2007 11:48

Recent changes to the 457 Visa scheme is creating market confusion and contributing to a worsening skills crisis, according to contract management agency, Entity Solutions.
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ICTRA supports Labor's stance on independent contracting 14 May, 2007 16:10

The Information Technology Contract and Recruitment Association (ITCRA) today pledged its support for the Labor Party's policy on IT contracting which was passed at the ALP's national conference last month.
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Call for sanctions against businesses that exploit 457 visa program 15 March, 2007 17:51

The Information Technology Contract and Recruitment Association (ITCRA) has called for tougher legislative sanctions and penalties against businesses that exploit the temporary 457 Visa program.
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Skills take centre in Queensland 23 June, 2006 12:16

The Queensland government signalled its intentions to put an end to a deepening skills shortage with its hosting last week of the National ICT Skills Summit in Brisbane.
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Feds pledge national system to boost IT skills 21 June, 2006 12:49

The federal Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts (DCITA) will fund the creation of an open-access, national ICT skills tracking and monitoring system, based on the Victorian model, to help bolster ICT skills.
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Online job hunting's a risky business 20 November, 2003 11:07

Hunting down a job online might be a privacy hazard for IT professionals who risk having personal details passed on to third parties for profiling purposes.
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Sneaky tricks hit new lows as IT job queues grow 26 September, 2002 10:42

Companies able to hire IT staff in the current technology market climate face new challenges as both candidates and recruitment firms swamp employers who advertise.