Researchers from job-search portal CareerCast.com scoured their database of job descriptions and hand-picked those positions they thought seemed most promising for pick-ups.

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Once he has the various job-descriptions clear in his mind, he will start haggling with national governments over the candidates to fit them.

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Starting with short, plain language, job descriptions, not 20-page documents full of government lingo.

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In July they drew up new job descriptions, putting Mr Weill in charge of day-to-day operations, with Mr Reed touring Silicon Valley to plot out Citi's Internet strategy.

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This can be done by incorporating specific language regarding these duties and the ownership of social media accounts and contacts into offer letters, job descriptions, confidentiality agreements, separation agreements, and non-competition or non-solicitation agreements.

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They're rewriting their own job descriptions, and they're doing so by fundamentally re-evaluating three critical issues: cost, security and control.

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These postings signal a problem for IT organizations that rely on outdated and inappropriately defined job descriptions to entice engaged contributors into their workforce, and avoid discussing non-technical skills that they require for survival.

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But the unions worry that these get eroded when job descriptions change, and that new employees can be hired on much less advantageous terms, creating a two-tier workforce.

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