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Programmed takes home the Industry Collaboration Award at the 2026 WA Training Awards
29 September 2026 · 1 min read
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AI in Hiring: What Australian Employers Can and Can’t Do
21 September 2026 · 11 min read
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More than a partnership: Bengalla and Programmed supporting the local community
17 September 2026 · 4 min read
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Celebrating 40 Years of Dedication and Craftsmanship: Mark ‘Rocky’ McGoldrick
16 September 2026 · 4 min read
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Working FIFO in Australia: Pay, Rosters, Lifestyle and What to Expect
11 September 2026 · 9 min read
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Automation in High-Volume Labour Hire: What Actually Saves Time
7 July 2026
Automation in high-volume labour hire what actually saves time More
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Workforce Technology for Labour Hire: HRIS, WFM and VMS Explained
5 July 2026
Workforce technology for labour hire HRIS WFM and VMS explained More
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Electrical and Instrumentation Trades: Licensing and Labour Hire Compliance
3 July 2026
Electrical and instrumentation trades licensing and labour hire compliance More
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Energy Sector Workforce Planning: Oil, Gas and Renewables Labour Hire
1 July 2026
Energy sector workforce planning for oil gas and renewables labour hire More
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Casual Conversion Under Fair Work: What Employers Need to Do
29 June 2026
Casual conversion Fair Work Act employer obligations More
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Sham Contracting in Australia: What It Is and How Employers Get Exposed
27 June 2026
Sham contracting Australia employer exposure and legal risk More
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Interviewing for Trade and Labour Hire Roles: How to Assess Fit, Not Just Credentials
25 June 2026
Interviewing for trade and labour hire roles to assess practical fit More
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How to Write a Job Ad That Attracts Quality Applicants (Not Just Volume)
23 June 2026
Writing a job ad that attracts quality trade and blue-collar applicants More
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