Jobs NZ

The platform is powered by Joy Business Academy, a training provider who works alongside the Ministry to create and develop skills for job seekers to fill skill shortage gaps for industry now and into the future. 

If you haven't created a professional profile on Linkedin yet, you are missing a great opportunity to build your professional credibility within your chosen field. Linkedin is popular with businesses, executives and white collar workers, and is used extensively by recruiters to 'shoulder tap' talent on behalf of their clients. Create your profile, connect with colleagues, indicate you are open to new opportunities and search Linkedins job board. 

Think seasonal work is just picking fruit? Think again. Seasonal work covers a range of different industries meaning you can find the one that best suits you. 

Work the Seasons is linking employers with job seekers and people looking for work. It's more relevant than ever with the impact of Covid-19 on some sectors. Free job listings and 1000s of seasonal jobs for seasonal job seekers.

 

Student Job Search was formed by student associations across NZ in 1982. In 1997 it had government backing and opened over 20 offices nationwide. It is as popular as ever and now is a fully digital service online. The purpose of the site is to support tertiary students gain work experience and skills to drive the country’s economic, political and social prosperity. 

Glassdoor is both a job search site as well as a research site. Search by what matters to you most and find the perfect job for you. Browse anonymous reviews on over 600,000 companies worldwide from the people that work there. You can also get a free personalised salary estimate to check if you are being paid fairly. 

The Seasonal Work site offers job listings suitable for short term paid work for travelers in New Zealand. You need to register as a member to post a job or use the website. This site is not as popular as the WorkTheSeasons site, but if it's seasonal work that you're after, then it's worth checking out both. 

Joblist is the place to get stuff done. It's ideal if you are looking for 'filler chores' and small jobs within your local region, rather than permanent full time employment. Jobs listed can be small or large one off tasks, including gardening, window washing, fence painting, house moving.... you get the picture.

The site is still fairly new, but we pick that it will gain in popularity very quickly, once Covid-19 is behind us. 

Ready to Role will fast-track your job search by equipping you with key tools and techniques to secure that great job. 

To assist in helping look after our fellow Kiwis, we have created this directory outlining those businesses who are currently in need of additional staff. This presents possible options for hospitality and tourism operators to assist in redeploying their staff while there is uncertainty around their own ability to provide work for them.

Go with Tourism is here to guide you towards suitable resources and support you through these trying times. Tell us how we can help you by filling out the form below.

When and if you need to look for staff you can currently post a job ad for free! Adding a job ad is quick and simple. 

Helping people in New Zealand access work when they need it and get paid the same day.

Industry specialised - Design & Creative job, IT & Marketing jobs. Stellar jobs specialises in providing a platform to connect job seekers and employers within the fields mentioned above.

JobNow

JobNow was launched with the intent of helping people and employers alike connect as quickly as possible to fulfill a mutual need. After seeing first-hand, the struggles service industry businesses can face when it comes to finding staff quickly and the hurdles that job seekers often have to overcome to find a job, our founder saw the need to create a better path to bringing these two groups together in the shortest amount of time possible.

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