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Builder’s panel to grow regional Aboriginal workforce

An innovative approach by the State Government to awarding building construction and maintenance contracts will generate multiple positive outcomes for Aboriginal people living in the State's north. The Department of Communities has established a panel of local builders with the capacity to deliver construction and refurbishment works while also meeting Aboriginal

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High school students urged to consider an apprenticeship or traineeship as a career pathway

Get paid to learn and end up on comparable salary to a university graduate – that is the pitch to graduating high school students to consider an apprenticeship or traineeship. Apprenticeship Support Australia General Manager Nathan Bentley said we know employers are struggling to attract and retain young staff, despite increasing

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Jobs Bill addresses important issues raised by Auditor General

Premier Mark McGowan has welcomed the findings and recommendations contained in the Auditor General's report into local content in government procurement. The Auditor General's Local Content in Government Procurement report found a lack of data collection and reporting processes meant the effectiveness of the Buy Local policy to improve local

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New Industries Fund to support innovation and create WA jobs

The WA Government today unveiled a $16.7 million New Industries Fund, delivering on an election commitment to create Western Australian jobs through innovation. The fund will support and accelerate new and emerging businesses in WA through a series of new initiatives, including Innovation Hubs and Science Industry Fellowships, that are designed

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