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Cyber security threats are increasing around the world, so it's no wonder the pay is up too. Entry-level roles saw an 11 per cent average increase.7. Entry level civil/construction/structural engineering
The words "housing crisis" are on the lips of every politician from Canberra to Kakadu. Pay for these jobs scored an 11 per cent boost.Pay packets went up by 12 per cent for these jobs.8 of 11Market researchers enjoyed a 14 per cent boost to their pay on average.Good with computers? This industry paid its workers an average of 18 per cent more in 2022-23.11 of 11Project engineers saw their pay increase a thumping 19 per cent last financial year.
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