This forward-thinking local council recognise the hardship that the last 2 years have brought to local businesses and have established a role within council designed to assist small businesses within their municipality. Focusing on home businesses and small retail this role is focused more on helping existing business within the municipality rather than attracting new […]
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Council are seeking a Building Surveyor Unlimited to work within the Building Services Division as the principal advisor on matters relating to Building Legislation, Acts and Regulations. The role will provide leadership and guidance to ensure obligations are met professionally and fairly administered throughout the municipality, whilst managing a small team of people. The ideal
A local government organisation is seeking an experienced Senior Property Officer in a temporary capacity, with strong possibility of becoming a permanent position. This role will be entirely remote for the time being, but may involve working in the office occasionally in future. Your day to day in this role will involve: Working with the
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Planned Resources recruit across the niche markets of planning, engineering, architecture and design, property, and government support. We operate across private and public sectors in Melbourne, Victoria, and Australia. Here, we provide some tips on what to consider if you’re thinking about a career change. Starting a new career as the new year commences can provide a
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Frankston City Council is situated on the eastern shore of Port Phillip Bay where the beach meets with the natural landscapes of the Mornington Peninsula. They are a diverse community that are going through major transformation with their Future ready Frankston program. This is an overhaul of their use of systems, interaction and transparency with
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Planned Resources recruit across the niche markets of planning, engineering, architecture and design, property, and government support. We operate across private and public sectors in Melbourne, Victoria, and Australia. Here, our Director Russell Locke, discusses the good and bad of egos. If you asked the average person to describe a consultant in 20 words, you’d probably
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Planned Resources recruit across the niche markets of planning, engineering, architecture and design, property, and government support. We operate across private and public sectors in Melbourne, Victoria, and Australia. Here, we look at the pros and cons of working from home. I’ll be the first to say it; I hate working from home. Without taking a poll
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Planned Resources recruit across the niche markets of planning, engineering, architecture and design, property, and government support. We operate across private and public sectors in Melbourne, Victoria, and Australia. Here, we provide some tips for keeping up your wellbeing during your next job search. Looking for a job is mentally exhausting. Having just made it through
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Planned Resources recruit across the niche markets of planning, engineering, architecture and design, property, and government support. We operate across private and public sectors in Melbourne, Victoria, and Australia. Here, our Senior Consultant Rebecca Slaviero gives some tips if you’re feeling disconnected at work. With everything going on including the continuous extension of the Victorian lockdown,
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Planned Resources recruit across the niche markets of planning, engineering, architecture and design, property, and government support. We operate across private and public sectors in Melbourne, Victoria, and Australia. Here, our Director Russell Locke looks at how to challenge biases. Harmony Day started in Australia in 1999, chosen to take place on the United Nations’ International Day for the Elimination of