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HUMAN RESOURCES

Indigenous group hunts hydrocarbon work

HAVING established itself in Western Australia's mining sector, an indigenous employment group is making a concerted attempt to break into the oil and gas sector, leveraging off industry requirements for indigenous workers.

Anthony Barich

Indigenous Construction Resource Group general manager Jose Castillo told Energy News that just like its mining and resource clients, major oil and gas corporations recognised the importance of delivering...

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