How do you use them

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How do you use them?
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Introducing.
Job Outlook
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This is the OVERVIEW page for Office Assistants
and Office Managers.
Well click Key Indicators to start
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The Key Indicators graph provides a summary of
critical measures for each occupation, including
projected growth.
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The Key Indicators table gives a compact profile.
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You can print a useful one-page overview of the
occupations Key Indicators by clicking here.
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We returned to the OVERVIEW screen using the Back
button on the browser. Now we will take a look
at Occupation Size.
.to open a page with 3 graphs showing growth
in this occupation, number of people employed and
unemployment data.
Click here
.. or here
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This graph compares employment growth for this
occupation over the past 2 and 5 years with
growth in the broad occupational group and all
occupations.
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The Employment Level graph shows the number of
people employed as Office Assistants and Office
Managers since 1990
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The graph compares decile rankings of
unemployment rates for this occupation, the
broader occupational group and all occupations.
The decile ranking is based on splitting the
occupations into ten groups, ranked in order of
unemployment - around 10 per cent (40) of the 400
occupations are in each decile.
MORE Information leads to an explanation of what
the graph is about.
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Weve returned to the OVERVIEW page using the
browsers Back button.
Lets take a look at the Earnings graph ..
Click on Weekly Earnings or on the icon just below
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This compares median weekly earnings before tax
for people of all ages and 20 to 24 year olds in
this occupation.
The median is the mid-point so that half of the
employees in the occupation earn less than the
median weekly amount and half earn more.
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To finish, well look at Job Prospects by
clicking on this icon.
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DEEWR assesses each occupations overall
Prospects rating by carefully analysing data from
several sources. Here, the rating is Good, the
top rating on the 3-point scale.
This screen provides information relating to job
prospects including earnings, industries in which
people in this occupation are employed, and
sources of job openings.
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This brings us to the end of the Job Outlook
overview. Remember that the Australian Careers
site has other excellent tools for discovering
what you need to know about jobs. Job Explorer
is a new and exciting way of gathering in-depth
data on particular jobs. So lets open Job
Explorer now and take a look at some of its key
features .....
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Job Explorer has information about
Interests
Activities
Tasks
Knowledge
Skills
Job Environment
Abilities
Work Values
and Related Occupations