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Wednesday September 7 2022 Bay Harbour News Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz SPONSORED CONTENT 15 PowerUp your workplace with women IN A tight labour market, there’s a way to ease the squeeze for employers – women. There is a deep and experienced pool of talent available in Christchurch, yet economists estimate that approximately 20,000 women are either underemployed or underutilised in the workforce. After identifying that a lack of localised information and confidence are key reasons women hold back from seeking employment, ChristchurchNZ’s PowerUp initiative was born. Centred around getting women to a regionalised information hub at www.powerupyourcareer. co.nz, it’s designed to inform, inspire and connect them to a meaningful career by stepping them through a career journey fit for them. PowerUp comes at a critical time for businesses as they cry out for skilled workers in the labour shortage crunch. There is a record high number of jobs available in Christchurch, with a 33 percent increase in jobs advertised online between 2021 and 2022, with manufacturing, tech, primary industries, construction and healthcare skills most in demand. Yet the skills employers are looking for may not be what you expect. It is, in fact, transferable skills that fill up 80 per cent powerupyourcareer.co.nz of job ads. Untouched World founder and chief executive Peri Drysdale understands the need to support women into roles they may (incorrectly) perceive they’re not qualified for, and advocates for potential employees to back themselves, Peri Drysdale be open to learning and prepared to work their way up. YOUR FUTURE “First and foremost, we look for a can-do attitude, great work ethic, loyalty, and positivity. Having a growth mindset and a willingness to pitch in with tasks that might lie outside your position Charlotte Walshe description can go a long way to helping you achieve your career goals.” Jade Software chief executive Charlotte Walshe has a similar sentiment, and says the job application process is gaining a skill in itself. “Challenge yourself to do what feels uncomfortable or just outside what you might think is your reach. Make it a goal and make a plan. Even if you don’t quite get there the first attempt, you’ll learn a load and make yourself ready for the next one,” Walshe says. And while it’s important for women to promote their transferable skills, it’s also a job hunter’s market and employers need to showcase their own offerings to appeal to the right people. Canterbury Employers’ Chamber of Commerce chief executive Leeann Watson says employers have to be prepared to tell their story and explain their purpose to a new generation of workers, who are more likely to be concerned about their work aligning with their values. “In this market, you are being interviewed as much as you are interviewing,” Watson said. Another Christchurch-based employer adapted their job advert to focus more on the company culture and had an extraordinary response both in the volume and quality of candidates – receiving over 100 applications. A similar job was advertised by another company who received just 10 applicants. To help employers grow their staff, ChristchurchNZ are currently running a series of workshops focusing on diversity, equity and inclusion. Aimed at small-to-medium-sized businesses, they will support managers and CEOs in fostering inclusive workplaces and open them up to invaluable diverse thinking. The workshops will run from August to October and details will be available on powerupyourcareer.co.nz soon. Sorry we’re in your way We’re making Dyers Pass Rd safer We’ve started the next stage of safety improvement work between Sign of the Takahe and Governors Bay. We’re widening the road and installing safety barriers in several more high-risk locations to make Dyers Pass Road safer for everyone. We know the work is disruptive and we’ve listened to your feedback from stage one. Changes have been made to improve traffic flow while we’re working. If you can, we encourage road users to detour via the Lyttelton tunnel or Gebbies Pass. Otherwise expect delays of around 20 minutes plus travel time. Look out for the electronic travel time boards to help you decide which route to take. Stay updated on upcoming work and sign up for our newsletter at ccc.govt.nz/dyerspassroad
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