BUSY At Work CEO Paul Miles has expressed support of the Federal Government’s decision to extend the Apprentice Kickstart Incentive today to include engineering trades describing it as exciting news for employers.
Queensland not-for-profit organisation BUSY At Work is assisting charities this Christmas by providing much-needed donations.
On Monday 5 November the Queensland Government Skills and Training Taskforce delivered its independent report providing advice and recommendations to reform and revamp the operations and outcomes of Queensland’s vocational, education and training (VET) sector.
Changes introduced to the Australian Apprenticeship Incentive Program will see the building and construction sector benefit from extra funding.
Gold Coast not-for-profit organisation, BUSY At Work has been selected as a finalist for the Australian HR Awards.
Congratulations to the Queensland recipients of the Australian Vocational Student Prize. Over 100 Queensland students were recognised among the 500 finalists.
Health Heroes is an interactive information session on the Sunshine Coast for students in Year 10 designed to introduce them to career opportunities that exist in the health sector. BUSY At Work has recently come on board with this exciting project as a sponsor.
The Board of BUSY At Work today announced a change in leadership for the not-for-profit organisation. Paul Miles will take over as the new Chief Executive Officer on August 6 as Vivienne Mallinson steps aside after 22 years with BUSY.
BUSY At Work is delighted to announce its new membership with the Australian Indigenous Minority Supplier Council (AIMSC).
Congratulations to Mali Talefenua, local Ipswicharian, on his success as a contestant on the X-Factor 2011. At just 18 Mali has been building his music career for over 10 years.
