Kathmandu: The number of job vacancies in Australia has fallen for the second consecutive three-month period. This indicates that the demand for workers is weakening in some areas of the country's labor market. The Australian Bureau of Statistics publishes
Demand for jobs in Australia is falling
Kathmandu: The number of job vacancies in Australia has fallen for the second consecutive three-month period. This indicates that the demand for workers is weakening in some areas of the country's labor market. The Australian Bureau of Statistics publishes
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