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What Is a Group Training Organisation (GTO)? Employer + Apprentice Guide
26 February 2026
A Group Training Organisation (GTO) helps employers host apprentices and trainees—while providing structured employment, administration, and support. This can... More
Culturally Safe Recruitment: Practical Steps for Employers
24 February 2026
Culturally safe recruitment is not about “good intentions”. It’s about designing recruitment and workplaces so people feel respected, supported,... More
Regional Labour Shortages: How Employers Can Attract + Retain Talent
19 February 2026
Regional labour shortages are rarely solved by “posting more ads”. To attract and retain talent in regional areas, employers usually... More
Mining & Resources Recruitment: Mobilisation + Site-Readiness Checklist
17 February 2026
Mining and resources recruitment isn’t just about finding talent. It’s about getting the right people “site-ready” on time,... More
How to Get Shutdown Work: Tickets, Safety, Common Roles
12 February 2026
Shutdown work can be a great way to build experience and earn good income over short, intensive rosters. But shutdowns... More
Maintenance Labour Hire: How to Ensure Competency, Safety, Continuity
10 February 2026
Maintenance labour hire can keep production moving and protect uptime—if mobilisation is consistent and competency is verified. The risk... More
Resume Template for Trades + Industrial Roles (AU Examples)
5 February 2026
For trades and industrial roles, a strong resume is simple: Clear role history Tickets/licences easy to find Safety mindset... More
Shutdown Workforce Planning: Timeline + Checklist for Major Outages
3 February 2026
Shutdowns and major outages compress weeks of work into days. When workforce planning is late or unclear, the cost shows... More
Apprenticeship vs Traineeship in Australia: Differences + Pathways
29 January 2026
Apprenticeships and traineeships both combine paid work with structured training, but they’re used for different kinds of roles and... More
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