SEPTEMBER 11TH AI GROUP NEWSLETTER
You can view the September 11th AI Group Newsletter here.
This issue includes:
- Concerns Australian subs could be made in Japan
- Plan to stop flow of inappropriate funds to unions
- Minister hints at competitiveness agenda
- 457 Visa recommendations deserve support
- Industry central to new skills initiatives
- Absenteeism & Presenteeism Survey open
- Time for National STEM skills strategy
- National Employment Conference 2014
- Construction maintains momentum
- Engaging Doctors in the RTW process
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August 28th AI Group Newsletter
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This issue includes:
- PC Report underplays impact of end to car making
- NBN cost-benefit analysis should shift focus to rollout
- Cable recall highlights dangers of non-conforming products
- Apology takes heat out of China remarks
- Launched: your path to best practice
- Safety training for managers & supervisors
- Fact sheet: SMEs and the carbon tax repeal
- NSW: Get Healthy at work
- Call for entries: ACAA
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Welcome to your OPEA Executive Committee for the 2014-2015 year
President – Gareth Taylor, MTD
Vice President – Stephen Clark, Husqvarna
Treasurer – Robert Ross, Stihl
Secretary – Tim McCarthy, EPG Engines
Executive – Atul Ganjoo, Honda
Dealer Executive – Rohan Sutherland, Dawn Mowers
Executive – Peter Wallace, Briggs and Stratton
Dealer Executive – Vacant
Executive Officer – Carolyn Macgill, Australian Industry Group
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August 7th AI Group Newsletter
You can view the August 7th AI Group Newsletter here.
This issue includes:
- Challenges for Australian business in Asia
- Services index improves slightly in July
- Manufacturing edges into expansion
- Construction continues to expand
- Digital Business Kit launched for manufacturers
- Have your say: workforce development needs
- New employer guide for workforce literacy
- Effective Employment Contracts
- Promoting productive enterprise agreements
- UTS explores new course in Manufacturing and Technology
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July 31st AI Group Newsletter
You can view the July 31st AI Group Newsletter here.
This issue includes:
- Supporting Working Parents: education, not regulation
- Manufacturing: making the future
- BIZassistBriefings available on demand
- Digital Leaders: Transport & Logistics
- Healthy workplaces = increased productivity
- The Developing Leader
- Clunies Ross Award – nominate now
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