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Here at Clicks IT Recruitment, we and our sister companies, HOBAN and INDEX Consultants, are passionate about fostering gender equality and gender diversity. Being a major player in the recruitment industry, we are proud to have the responsibility of using our voice to influence change in the workforce. As well as being the only recruiter…

Drumroll…the results are in! In place of our usual end of year celebrations, this year Clicks decided that a $10,000 donation to support those affected by COVID-19 would be a more fitting way to mark the end of the year. We asked our contractors and clients to vote for their preferred charity: Beyond Blue or…

INTRODUCING Clicks’ 2020-21 Contractor of the year, Andrew Richardson! Andrew was presented with his prize – a voucher for a stylish “Home Office Makeover” from Temple & Webster valued at $1,500 – by our NSW Practice Lead Aimee Senior. Contractors do great work and add value to projects, teams, organisations, and the workplace culture. We…

The 3rd of December marks the annual celebration of the International Day of People with Disability, first announced in 1992 by the United Nations General Assembly. This year, the International Day of People with Disability (IDPwD) theme is “Building Back Better: toward a disability-inclusive, accessible and sustainable post COVID-19 World”. IDPwD provides individuals, groups and organisations the opportunity…

Clicks has just released the results of its special COVID-19 edition of the IT Recruitment & Retention Report, with survey data collected from Australian employers in July 2020. Typically, we survey the Australian IT business community at the end of each year to release a report at the start of the following year. The report…

With our breath nervously held, the team at Clicks sent out its survey for the quarterly IT Employment Confidence Index last month. Whilst we’re aware that few industries are in a positive situation right now, we felt it was important to continue to collect market sentiment data regardless. The first thing that struck me was…