ALIA employment pages

Apart from the summary material provided here, there is an extensive range of members-only pages containing detailed information and resources for ALIA members (employees and employers). The information provided covers topics such as changes to industrial relations laws, accidents at work, library workforce data and rights and obligations when facing redundancy.

Looking for work?

Job and career placement advertisements are regularly and frequently updated right here in these pages. In addition, we offer advice on finding work, negotiating workplace agreements, coping with redundancy, and we also offer a review of various library-sector job or placement websites. If you are an ALIA member you can sign up to the aliaRECRUITLIS e-list for immediate notification of new job opportunities as they appear on our employment vacancies page.

Need to fill a vacancy?

Do you want to reach your target audience? Visit our employment advertising service page for more information.

Need advice about problems at work?

ALIA's industrial services program is available free of charge to all ALIA members. Problems at work? covers all matters connected to or arising from the employment contract including information on employment term and conditions of employment, interpretation of and help with labour law, advice on how members can improve their own situation at work and provision of direct support when difficulties are encountered. See also the members-only material of the site.

Looking to upgrade your skills?

Perhaps you might wish to consider enrolling in one of the many ALIA-accredited courses in library and information studies? Library and information sector courses to be accredited are assessed against the criteria set out in the Association's education policy statements and the course accreditation procedure.

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