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Email: busyatwork@busyinc.com.au

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« Skills and Training Information Centres will provide skills and training information and advice to employers, employees, job seekers, and other interested parties and refer employers to Industry Skills Councils. »     ...     « Industry welcomes $155m apprenticeship scheme Business, industry and union groups have welcomed the Federal Government's moves to support the jobs of apprentices and trainees. The Government will spend $155 million to encourage employers and group training organisations to take on trainees who have been laid off. There will also be wage subsidies for employers and group training organisations who take on trainees who have been laid off. »

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As an Australian Apprenticeships Centre, BUSY is contracted by the Australian Government to provide not-for-cost Australian Apprenticeships Support Services to employers, job seekers, existing workers, schools, Job Services Australia, Registered Training Organisations, Group Training Organisations and other interested parties.

Since 1998 BUSY At Work Apprenticeships Services has played a key role in growing Australian Apprenticeship and traineeship numbers throughout Queensland and is currently the largest contracted supplier of Australian Apprenticeships Services in Queensland.

BUSY At Work has 14 offices providing Queensland’s widest network of Apprenticeship Services located in South-East Queensland, Southern Queensland and Central Queensland.

 

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Government stimulus to Kickstart Apprenticeships: Between 1 December 2009 and 28 February 2010, the Australian Government will provide a $3,350 Apprentice Kickstart Bonus to employers who take on a young person aged 19 years and under..

BUSY At Work meets with Prime Minister of Australia: On Tuesday 30th June BUSY Inc CEO, Vivienne Mallinson, Deputy CEO Paul Miles and Divisional Manager Maria Mallinson, met with the Prime Minister Kevin Rudd..