How to Navigate the Job Market in 2026
Looking for career advice in 2026? The job market continues to shift, shaped by evolving skills demand, changing employer expectations and less traditional career pathways. For professionals considering their next move, success in 2026 is less about quick change and more about making informed, strategic decisions that support long-term career growth.
Tasmania 2026: Why This Is a Moment of Momentum for Employers
With our new offices now open in Hobart and Launceston, we are stepping into 2026 with genuine optimism. Conversations with senior leaders across FMCG, manufacturing, supply chain and corporate operations all point to the same conclusion. Tasmania is building toward a period of growth, confidence and major capability uplift.
This is a state with a strong sense of direction. The economic foundations are solid, the investment pipeline is significant and the appetite for innovation is growing. For organisations looking ahead, the next chapter offers a rare opportunity to shape teams, attract capability and strengthen long-term workforce strategies.
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Miller Leith Expands to Tasmania: Supporting People and Businesses Across the Entire East Coast
When the team at Miller Leith first started thinking about expanding into Tasmania, it wasn’t a decision made on a map or a market report. It came from conversations with clients, with candidates, with partners, and from seeing a real gap in how businesses were being supported across the east coast.
Championing Regional Leadership: Zoe Allan’s Passion for Building Stronger Communities
If you’ve spent time in Regional Victoria’s business or community circles, chances are you’ve crossed paths with Zoe Allan, or at least felt the impact of her work.
Real Care in Recruitment: Jordana’s Human-Centred Approach
In an era where AI and automation sometimes make our working world feel a little less human, there’s something incredibly refreshing about people who genuinely care. The kind of people who don’t just talk about values, but live them every day, with authenticity and passion. People like Jordana Jacklin.