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Quality management – top tips*
Quality management is about making sure that whatever you do, you do it well every time. We’ve put together some top tips to help your…
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Community helps with shaping the future
Wakefield Regional Council, South Australia, asked residents to help shape the region’s future, as it takes the first steps towards building its strategic plan for…
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Training solid gold volunteers
Town of Port Hedland, Western Australia, has been awarded Gold in the Department of Fire and Emergency Services (DFES) Volunteer Employer Recognition Awards, in recognition…
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FIFO workers agree to stay
Maranoa Regional Council, Queensland, has signed a landmark agreement with coal seam gas producer, Australia-Pacific LNG (APLNG), that will see a number of fly-in fly-out…
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Construction students learn on the job
City of Wollongong, New South Wales (NSW), has constructed three new holiday cabins at Bulli Beach Tourist Park, with the help of the students at…
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Training your staff makes dollars and cents*
It is often difficult for organisations to justify spending money on their own people’s qualifications and training. Training often seems like a financial black hole.…
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Jobs Expo offers wealth of information
This year’s Fraser Coast Jobs Expo will bring together job seekers, employers and recruitment agencies from throughout Hervey Bay, Maryborough and surrounding towns. Fraser Coast…
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Employing and training local youth
Shire of Exmouth, Western Australia, is actively working to improve employment opportunities for local youth by working closely with the Exmouth District High School to…
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Training trainers to build capacity
TasTAFE, in partnership with West Coast Council and Skills Tasmania, Study Hub West Coast and the West Coast Council Education and Training Advisory Committee, is…
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Life guards open doors
A Pool Life Guard program delivered by Moreland City Council and Life Saving Victoria has provided successful pathways to employment for young locals, aged 17…
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Up-and-coming engineers sample local government
Three Central Queensland councils have collaborated to give civil engineering students on-the-job work experience in local government and encourage young professionals to work in regional…
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Getting savvy with technology
Over 100 staff from Queensland’s Central Highlands Regional Council have taken part in an internal Tech Savvy course, which aims to build employees basic technology…
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