Jury out on whether downturn will hit training and recruitment
ONE of the biggest questions in the upstream energy sector is whether it will follow other Australian
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27 JAN 2009
Projects could fuel job growth
DESPITE moves by some global oil and gas companies and contractors to cut back on jobs and spending,
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21 JAN 2009
Contractors slash jobs
TWO of the world's largest oil field services companies last week announced job cuts, raising questions
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13 JAN 2009
NZ future bright: Hays
THE outlook for New Zealand's upstream oil and gas industry for 2009 is very positive, according to international
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12 JAN 2009
Santos on hiring spree
SANTOS has revealed aggressive plans to recruit the staff needed for the company's planned Gladstone
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09 JAN 2009Support not always enough for expats
SKILLED migrants have always been an integral party of Australia's workforce, especially in economic
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30 JAN 2007
2007 - the Year of Women in Engineering
ENGINEERS Australia says it has named 2007 as �the year of women in engineering� in a bid to attract
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30 JAN 2007School for skills
TURNING youngsters into highly skilled workers is a key part of keeping a steady flow of manpower pouring
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29 JAN 2007Resources boom makes Hays' sun shine
RECRUITMENT agency Hays says the resources-fuelled boom in Western Australia has pushed the company to
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26 JAN 2007
Skilled labour in demand
SKILLS shortages in the resources sector are forcing up salaries and associated costs for many professionals
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25 JAN 2007
Pilbara college gets Fed funds
THE Federal Government has pledged $23.5 million to fund a technical college in the Pilbara to help overcome
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19 JAN 2007
PEPANZ tackling NZ skills shortage
The Petroleum Exploration and Production Association of New Zealand (PEPANZ) is moving to address New
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15 DEC 2006Engineers in shortest supply: survey
NON-building engineers have topped the list as the most difficult employees to recruit for a second year
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14 DEC 2006
Gorgon to be fly-in, fly-out operation
PROPONENTS of the $15 billion Gorgon liquefied natural gas project have reportedly said workers there
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14 DEC 2006
Woodside thinks local in Libya
WOODSIDE Energy says it is on track to have mostly Libyan staff running its Libyan operations by 2010.
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14 DEC 2006
Letter to the editor: No shortage of OHS workers
"I WISH to express my shock and disagreement with the statements made in Tuesday's article 'OHS skills
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