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When choosing a career path, people typically want a fulfilling job that offers stability and excellent opportunities in the future.
Strengthening of the employment market could result in more apprenticeships and traineeships across Queensland, as businesses look to invest in upskilling their workforces.
Queensland’s housing sector is performing well, which could have a positive impact on construction and renovation activities across the state.
By Leanne Macnamara, Public Affairs Coordinator
Local councils will work alongside the state government to deliver the facilities, with work set to begin this year.
In many ways, Australia is well placed for population growth. The sixth largest country in the world by landmass has only the 53rd largest population, meaning there is a lot of room for expansion.
The constant expansion and development of Australia’s national broadband network (NBN) is a real challenge. Connecting large metropolitan areas in the east with rural areas in the west – and vice versa – is an eye-watering prospect in the sixth largest country in the world.
Australia’s construction boom is giving apprentices a great number of job opportunities in Queensland. Ensuring that plans are delivered on time and to a high standard is a key concern for employers, and a strong recruitment strategy is helping to make this a reality.
Giving local businesses in Queensland a chance to vie for lucrative infrastructure projects in the state could help boost apprenticeships and traineeships.
When choosing a career path, people typically want a fulfilling job that offers stability and excellent opportunities in the future.
Strengthening of the employment market could result in more apprenticeships and traineeships across Queensland, as businesses look to invest in upskilling their workforces.
Queensland’s housing sector is performing well, which could have a positive impact on construction and renovation activities across the state.
By Leanne Macnamara, Public Affairs Coordinator
Local councils will work alongside the state government to deliver the facilities, with work set to begin this year.
In many ways, Australia is well placed for population growth. The sixth largest country in the world by landmass has only the 53rd largest population, meaning there is a lot of room for expansion.
The constant expansion and development of Australia’s national broadband network (NBN) is a real challenge. Connecting large metropolitan areas in the east with rural areas in the west – and vice versa – is an eye-watering prospect in the sixth largest country in the world.
