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Expat Network Jobs Newsletter Welcome to Expat Network’s October Jobs Newsletter. As well as links to some of the many new job opportunities available at www.expatnetwork.com, we explore some of the many issues affecting your working life as an expat - or would-be expat. We are, as always, here to help and welcome any suggestions on topics that you would like us to cover. Just write to expats@expatnetwork.com. So if you have any queries about expat jobs or other topics don't hesitate to drop us an email. We love to hear from you! |
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Recruiters:
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Singapore Tops HSBC Expat Explorer Survey Again
The HSBC Expat Explorer survey marks its 11th year and more than 22,000 people who have made the move to live abroad were questioned about their new life. Singapore is rated the best destination for the fourth year in a row, followed closely by New Zealand, Germany, Canada and Bahrain. 
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The Australasia Energy Sector – Market Outlook
The Australian energy export market endured a turbulent 3 years from the oil downturn in 2014 however Matt Underhill, MD of the Asia Pacific Region at energy recruitment firm NES Global Talent reports that the past 12 months has shown considerable improvement. The market is now reflecting much stronger oil prices supported further by the softer Australian dollar and reduced operating costs, resulting in higher returns for the industry.
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Migrants To Australia To Be Banned From Melbourne And Sydney
Australia has announced that it plans to bring in new rules to help to reduce the number of new immigrants choosing to settle in its biggest cities, Sydney and Melbourne and alleviate pressure on housing, schools, healthcare and public transport. With immigration likely to be an issue in the next election and the coalition of Prime Minister, Scott Morrison, trailing in the polls this is seen as a potentially popular policy shift.
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Is your CV/resume Up To Date?
When applying for a job abroad your CV or resume, and increasingly your LinkedIn profile, is the first contact that you have with your potential employer or their agent. You only get one opportunity to make a first impression and with most jobs attracting hundreds of applicants you need to be sure that your CV/resume and covering letter will get you to stand out and reach their initial list of candidates to be called for interview. Most CVs/resumes will get a cursory review to decide whether you are a potential candidate. If you have any doubt about the impact your CV will make you should consider having it reviewed and professionally written to ensure you get every advantage possible.
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Downtime In Europe
When you have an expat assignment it provides you with a great opportunity to access a new part of the world easily. If your assignment takes you to Europe, you can travel to these recommended places in your time off? Get away from your work assignment and truly explore your new environment, its culture and unique sights.
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Get A New Job Whatever else is happening in the expat world, now might be the time to think about getting your next assignment, or preparing yourself for employment changes - foreseen or unforeseen. That is why we have been very busy making sure expatnetwork.com is packed full of the latest job vacancies, classified by role and by industry type, which you can view here. You can also browse by Industry using the buttons below.
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Here are just a few of the current vacancies available on the site:
Senior Electrical Engineer, Oil & Gas, Australia Looking for a teaching job abroad? UAE, Malaysia, China, Thailand, Moscow, Turkey, Spain Project Development Analyst. Oil & Gas, Spain Sales Professionals, Customer Services, Far East Construction Manager, Hospital Complex, Oman Executive Chef, Expat Benefits, Saudi Arabia Materials Manager, Energy, USA Chief Resident Engineer, Construction Supervision WWTP, Gaza |
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Expat Network's online Service Directories includes companies to assist with your life overseas. This month we profile Financial Services.
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Don’t Miss Your Latest Money Newsletter
Expat Network circulates a Money newsletter every month, the latest considering in depth how expats should plan their insurance cover, and many other subjects of interest to expats. If you have missed the latest newsletter you can view it by clicking below.
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Your Free Guide To Living In America
“The Land of the Free” and the largest economy in the world is a wonderfully varied country. Cities like New York, Boston, Chicago, San Francisco and LA all have their own appeal. Make the transition work better with this free-to-download, full-colour guide. Your Guide To Living In America provides you with guidance on the issues you will need to address as you plan your move, whether that is to take up a new job, set up a business, buy a second property or simply enjoy a whole new life. |
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Do You Need To Re-Register? Some long-term Expat Network members may not realise you have to register or re-register at www.expatnetwork.com to make sure you get access to all the Network's resources. Sign up for free at Expat Network to enjoy the following benefits: access the latest overseas jobs; get help with writing winning CVs and social media profiles; and upload your CV so that our unique network of recruiters and employers can find you. You will also find expert answers to the most frequently asked expat questions and receive regular news bulletins on contract awards and other expat news. Registration is free of charge - and you can unsubscribe at any time.
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