job market drying up, page-3

Well, its mixed story. there are 2sides and must read between the lines.

...According to Robert Walter director Sinead Hourigan, another big mining project like those proposed for the Galilee Basin in central Queensland could be months away and if one comes off, the state's job market will boom again.

She said the Brisbane job market was dynamic and likely to change dramatically from month to month. Sarina Russo Recruitment's Denise Love said employers had become cautious.

She said they are waiting to see impacts from the carbon tax and mining tax and one major employer is still complaining about workers being lost to the mines.