Health Care and Social Assistance 8% Wholesale Trade 7% All Other Industries 46% Source: WorkSafe Victoria, 2018 ADVERTISING EMPLOYERS The following organisations have recorded the largest number of job postings in Metropolitan Melbourne in the 12 months ending June 2018 (ordered alphabetically). The data is based on internet vacancies only, and may not reflect all job openings over the period. Apprentices are often employed by small firms and thus their employers may not be represented below. Of the top advertisers in the region, public sector and affiliate organisations are strongly represented. Education providers represent five of the top 20 advertisers in the region. The remaining top advertisers represent a wide variety of industries ranging from government, retail and professional services. It should be noted that the top advertising employers may recruit for a range of roles with different qualification requirements. Ascot Vale Leisure Centre • Chemist Warehouse • Chisholm Institute • Coles Supermarket • Commonwealth Government • Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu • La Trobe University • Mercy Health • Metro Trains Melbourne • Monash University • National Australia Bank • News Corp • Peninsula Health • Royal Automobile Club of Victoria • Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University • Telstra Corporation • The Just • University of Melbourne • Victorian Government • Woolworths • Source: Burning Glass Technologies Labour Insight Real-Time Labour Market Information – Tool, 2018 JOBS AND TRAINING The following figures only show occupations that are supplied by VET graduates. Some of these occupations may be supplied by both VET and higher education graduates, for example Accountants. Occupations appearing more than once in figures 3 to 6 are noted to show the extent to which high volume job vacancies, and large forecast job demand, are reflected in 2017 government subsidised training commencements. Table 2 details VET courses which are aligned with the occupations highlighted in figures 3 and 4. FIGURE 3: ADVERTISED VACANCIES (2018) The top ten occupations based on the share of total advertised job vacancies in the 12 months to June 2018 for Metropolitan Melbourne and their comparative proportions for Victoria.
Health Care and Social Assistance 8% Wholesale Trade 7% All Other Industries 46% Source: WorkSafe Victoria, 2018 ADVERTISING EMPLOYERS The following organisations have recorded the largest number of job postings in Metropolitan Melbourne in the 12 months ending June 2018 (ordered alphabetically). The data is based on internet vacancies only, and may not reflect all job openings over the period. Apprentices are often employed by small firms and thus their employers may not be represented below. Of the top advertisers in the region, public sector and affiliate organisations are strongly represented. Education providers represent five of the top 20 advertisers in the region. The remaining top advertisers represent a wide variety of industries ranging from government, retail and professional services. It should be noted that the top advertising employers may recruit for a range of roles with different qualification requirements. • Ascot Vale Leisure Centre • Chemist Warehouse • Chisholm Institute • Coles Supermarket • Commonwealth Government • Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu • La Trobe University • Mercy Health • Metro Trains Melbourne • Monash University • National Australia Bank • News Corp • Peninsula Health • Royal Automobile Club of Victoria • Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University • Telstra Corporation • The Just • University of Melbourne • Victorian Government • Woolworths Source: Burning Glass Technologies – Labour Insight Real-Time Labour Market Information Tool, 2018 JOBS AND TRAINING The following figures only show occupations that are supplied by VET graduates. Some of these occupations may be supplied by both VET and higher education graduates, for example Accountants. Occupations appearing more than once in figures 3 to 6 are noted to show the extent to which high volume job vacancies, and large forecast job demand, are reflected in 2017 government subsidised training commencements. Table 2 details VET courses which are aligned with the occupations highlighted in figures 3 and 4. FIGURE 3: ADVERTISED VACANCIES (2018) The top ten occupations based on the share of total advertised job vacancies in the 12 months to June 2018 for Metropolitan Melbourne and their comparative proportions for Victoria.
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