The Kwinana Freeway extension and Forrest Highway has officially opened three months ahead of schedule. The Minister for Immigration and Citizenship and Senator for Western Australia, Chris Evans, said the new 70.5 kilometre road was one of the largest road infrastructure projects ever undertaken in Western Australia. Representing the Federal Government at today’s opening ceremony, [...]
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Forrest Highway opens to traffic
Posted in Local News, tagged ceremony, chris evans, construction, culmination, deliver, five years, Forrest Highway, infrastructure, Kwinana Freeway extension, largest road, marked, officially, opened, piece, projects, said the new 70.5 kilometre road, schedule., Senator Evans, three months, three years, undertaken, vital, western australia, Western Australia Federal Government, work on September 23, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Extend Cash Incentives To Nurses Who Want To Work In General Practice, Australia
Posted in Jobs and careers, tagged , $40 million, 541, AMA, AMA President, aside, Bringing, cash, designed, Dr Andrew Pesce, effectively, extended, federal government's, five years, funding, General, government, health sector, incentive, include, lure, million, money, nurses, Nurses Back, practice, program, recruited, scheme, targets, vital, work, workforce on August 31, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The AMA wants the government cash incentive scheme designed to lure nurses back into the workforce to be extended to include nurses who want to work in general practice. It was reported this week (The Australian, 27 August 2009) that the Federal Government’s program to bring nurses back into the workforce was failing to meet [...]
What is Australian JobSearch?
Posted in Jobs and careers, tagged advanced, advantage, advertise, advertisement, area, assist, Australia, Australia's, Australian, Australian government, Australians, category, choosing, complete, connect, criteria, detail, employers, employment, existing jobs, experience, feature, find jobs, find staff, free online, free registration, free service, free to register, function, funded, homepage, includes, industries, instant, job, job list, job seekers, Job Services, jobs, JobSearch, largest, local, map, newspapers, occupation, operated, potentially, profile, providers, public, public employers, quality staff., range, regions, resume, search, search for jobs, searching, seeking, services, skills, State, status, suitable staff., upload, vacancies, via, website, work on July 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
JobSearch is Australia’s largest free online jobs website. It is funded and operated by the Australian Government as a free service to assist job seekers into employment and connect employers with quality staff. Job Services Australia providers and public employers upload their job vacancies to JobSearch and search for potentially suitable staff. Job seekers can [...]
Removal of work limitation condition on Retirement (Subclass 410) visa
Posted in Immigration News, tagged (the 'Regulations'), 1 July, 1 July 2009, 1994, 20 hours, 2009., 410, 8104, access, amended, automatically, before, benefit, change, condition, current, granted., july, legislation, Legislation Change, limitation, limited, mandatory, Migration Regulations 1994, next, per week, provide, receive, Removal, removing, renews, retirement, Retirement visa., rights, subclass, subclass 410, visa, visa holder, visa holders, visas granted, work, work limitation, Work rights on June 28, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
1 July 2009 Legislation Change From 1 July 2009, the Migration Regulations 1994 (‘the Regulations’) are amended to provide Retirement visa holders with full work rights by removing mandatory condition 8104 from the visa. Current visa holders will not automatically receive the benefit of this change. Retirement visas granted before 1 July 2009 will still [...]
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Premier says WA needs skilled Chinese workers
Posted in Immigration News, tagged 2011, activity, allowances, Ansteel, Australian labour, Chevron's Gorgon LNG project, chinese, Chinese steel maker, Chinese workers, CITIC Pacific's Sino, Colin Barnett, conference in Perth, contemplates, deep water port, developing, expected, federal government, foreign, foreign worker, in 2011, include, iron, Iron project., labour shortages, major, massive, media, mill, Mr Barnett, natural gas, new, Oakajee, peak, perth, planned, Pluto Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) project, port, Premier, PREMIER Colin Barnett, Premier says, premier's comments, prevent, project, projects, relax, Resources, sector, severe, skill shortages, skilled, skilled worker, skilled workers, skills shortages, State, steel, trades, trades areas., viability, WA, WA needs, WA projects, WA's, WA's first steel mill., Woodside Petroleum Ltd's, work, Workers, yesterday on July 28, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
PREMIER Colin Barnett may ask the Federal Government to relax foreign worker allowances to prevent labour shortages at major WA projects. WA faces severe shortages of skilled workers in 2011, when there is expected to be peak activity in WA’s resources sector, Mr Barnett told a media conference in Perth yesterday. The premier’s comments come [...]
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