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How to set boundaries and say ‘no’ at work,

Do you know what your boundaries are? Setting boundaries can help us solve issues at work and make tricky conversations with colleagues easier. Here's how. Cartoon image of someone jumping on a giant spring.

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7 habits of effective job seekers bouncing back from job loss,

Searching for a new role can be hard when it's off the back of losing your job. Try these seven habits to get you on track to your next job.

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Fraudulent job ads

We regularly screen for illegal job ads that ask for personal or financial information. However, from time-to-time these job ads may appear on SEEK.
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3 questions to ask family and friends if you’re feeling stuck

Psychologist Sabina Read shares three important questions you should ask those closest to you if you’re stuck at a crossroads in your career.

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Phishing

Phishing is a type of fraud whereby someone sends you an email, posing as SEEK or another trusted company, in an attempt to acquire your username, password or credit card details. These deceptive messages often mimic legitimate and trusted organisations like SEEK, and can be sent via email, SMS, instant messaging or social media platforms.
The aim of these emails is to trick you into clicking on links to:
a fake website where you are encouraged to enter confidential details
accidentally download a "Trojan" or "key logging" program, which could compromise your security.

Trojans

Malware is malicious software also known as Trojans which are inserted into a computer system for the purpose of causing harm, such as stealing personal and financial information.

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Scams and spam

Electronic junk mail is commonly known as spam. These are electronic messages you haven’t asked for that are sent to your email account, mobile phone number, or instant messaging account. The content of spam messages varies. Some messages promote legitimate products or services, while others will attempt to trick you into following a link to a scam website where you will be asked to enter your bank account or credit card details.
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Hints and tips

Our dedicated online security team regularly screen for illegal job ads that ask for personal or financial information. However, from time to time these job ads may appear on SEEK.

Helpful Links

SCAMWATCH
Information about jobs and employment scams.

Australian Federal Police

Learn more about your online safety and report fraud and phishing crimes.
Australian Communications and Media Authority
Report SMS or email spam.
MoneySmart
ASIC acts against financial scams, including online schemes.

Stay Smart Online

Practical tips and advice on securing your computer and transacting online.

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