Our ‘Industries in Demand’ series highlights individual industries experiencing a high demand for labour and the types of jobs they offer. The fourth in our series covers the Transport, Postal, Warehouse and Logistics Industry.
Today, 18 February 2022, is International Asperger’s Day. A day which aims to raise awareness, educate the general population and highlight the challenges people with Asperger’s face. It’s also a day to celebrate the achievements of individuals living with Asperger’s. Individuals like Codie.
“On behalf of Global Skills, I would like to congratulate our Managing Director Rebecca Nicholls on celebrating 20 years with Global Skills.”
“I hadn’t planned to work in Employment Services Iong-term but I have never looked back. After 22 years in the Employment Services industry, I have gained extensive knowledge. I still enjoy every single moment of my job. I have never thought about leaving.”
Join Global Skills and Mr David Tarr, the CEO and founder of Maturious, on 2 March for an online information session to learn about job opportunities in many industries with age-friendly employers.
Our ‘Industries in Demand’ series highlights individual industries experiencing a high demand for labour and the types of jobs they offer. The third in our series covers the Health Care and Social Assistance industry, Australia’s largest and fastest growing industry.
Global Skills is hosting a virtual event to showcase the vast array of Apprenticeship and Traineeship opportunities in Sydney for all Global Skills job seekers.
With a new year, brings a fresh start and 2022 has had a positive start for Tracey. She has just landed a great job in the disability sector after participating in an online Disability Support Worker Program.
Our ‘Industries in Demand’ series highlights individual industries experiencing a high demand for labour and the types of jobs they offer. The second in our series covers the Retail Industry, Australia’s second largest employing industry.
“To see job seekers, who have arrived in Australia with little or no English language skills, settled into a job makes me very happy. I feel very proud of them because I know it’s not easy to move to another country and start a new life.”