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Finding a job in Queensland

You can browse job search websites, local newspaper job advertisements and social networks, and even register with a recruitment agent in your area to find yourself employment.

Not all jobs are advertised. It is important to build a network in your community or with people in your industry, so that you know about these jobs when they become available. You can build networks through volunteer work and by joining community groups.

Start by browsing these common job search websites:

  • workinparadise.com.au
  • seek.com.au
  • careerone.com.au
  • au.indeed.com
  • livehire.com
  • careerjet.com.au
  • smartjobs.qld.gov.au
  • jobsearch.gov.au
  • hays.com.au
  • randstad.com.au
  • adecco.com.au
  • au.hudson.com
  • michaelpage.com.au
  • chandlermacleod.com
  • manpower.com.au
  • kellyservices.com.au

Important resources

Advice for finding and applying for jobs

Overseas and skills recognition

Guide to Australian careers

Job search tips and advice

Workplace rights and entitlements

Industry associations

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