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Seek is the most popular ‘Employment’ website for Australians, according to the latest Roy Morgan Single Source survey. The survey, reporting on Internet usage from January to March 2008, found that 1.501 million Australians (down 129,000 — 7.9% since January to March 2007) visited ‘seek.com.au’ in an average four week period.

Although Seek is down 136,000 visitors since its peak (1.637 million during July-September 2007), it is still easily the most visited employment site.

Next is MyCareer, visited by 928,000 (down 74,000 — 7.4%) Australians in an average four week period, followed by CareerOne visited by 763,000 (down 202,000 — 20.9%) Australians.

Gary Morgan says:                             

“Seek is the most popular ‘Employment’ website visited by Australians in an average four week period to look for employment, although the top three ’Employment’ websites have all lost ground over the last year.”

EMPLOYMENT SITES VISITED IN THE LAST 4 WEEKS:

	Jan-Mar07	Apr-Jun07	Jul-Sep07	Oct-Dec07	Jan-Mar08	Growth Mar07-Mar08
	‘000	‘000	‘000	‘000	‘000	%
seek.com.au	1630	1556	1637	1531	1501	-7.9
mycareer.com.au	1002	1028	1026	991	928	-7.4
careerone.com.au	965	917	898	843	763	-20.9

These are the latest findings from the Roy Morgan Single Source survey, a nationwide survey of 5,466 people aged 14 years and over from January 2008 to March 2008.

Sample Size	Percentage Estimate
	40%-60%	25% or 75%	10% or 90%	5% or 95%
5,000	±1.4	±1.2	±0.8	±0.6

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