Infrastructure spending in Queensland is expected to provide a significant boost for employment in the state, with the Palaszczuk government announcing a $10.1 billion investment
Hundreds of new jobs in Queensland are on the horizon, following the state government’s announcement that it has selected a preferred tenderer for the Toowoomba Second Range Crossing.
The Queensland government has announced Lend Lease Engineering as the chosen developer for the $1.1 billion Gateway North Project.
Australian businesses could take advantage of a large talent pool of experienced workers if they ramped up recruitment of mature-age employees.
A new focus on the energy industry could provide job opportunities in Queensland across a number of different professions.
Ipswich’s youth unemployment rate is among the highest in the state, but a local MP believes apprenticeships and traineeships could be part of the answer.
The country’s vocational education and training (VET) sector is set to receive a boost following news that the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) has been approved for $68 million of additional funding.
Rockhampton students will be the first to benefit from a new government booklet aimed at helping more teenagers secure school-based apprenticeships.
A recruitment drive at two McDonald’s restaurants in Springfield has seen 80 people find employment at the company, with a further 20 vacancies expected in August. The fast food giant is creating thousands of jobs in Queensland as part of a $55 million investment announced last month.
The Queensland government has formally endorsed a Toondah Harbour revitalisation project in the Redlands, which is expected to create thousands of employment opportunities in the region.
