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Recruitment professional says region’s economy tied to mining
IF coal mines were closed or new developments prevented from opening, the employment and economic impacts for communities like Townsville would be massive, a recruitment professional says. TONY RAGGATT, Townsville Bulletin. January 15, 2020. Link to story IF coal mines were closed or new developments prevented from opening, the employment and economic impacts for communities…
Read MoreTownsville best for income growth, adds 15,000 to labour market
Townsville’s labour market has grown by more than 15,000 people or 16 per cent over the past three years, while the city has led the State in income growth, figures show. click here to read this story in the Townsville Bulletin TONY RAGGATT, Townsville Bulletin. March 14, 2020 TP Human Capital managing director Clayton Cook…
Read MoreCOVID-19 measures create workplace minefield
The COVID-19 outbreak has left employers and employees navigating a minefield of new human resources and risk management issues, says a North Queensland training and recruitment leader. TP Human Capital managing director Clayton Cook said businesses were entering new territory in terms of precautions, responses and employee entitlements. These include issues ranging from how to…
Read MoreCoronaVirus Knowledge & Support Townsville
Click Here for Employer Info : HR / Management Click Here for Employee Info : Temp / Labour-Hire specific Our Coronavirus Services and Support Australians have been slowly emerging from Covid-19 lockdowns since the federal government announced a three-stage plan in May to ease restrictions across the country. It is up to each state and territory to decide…
Read MoreJobs advertised in Townsville region doubles
Number of jobs advertised in Townsville region doubles to 1457. The number of jobs advertised on Seek for the Townsville region has more than doubled over the past three years and looks to be heading higher, recruitment consultant Clayton Cook says. Most jobs are in trades and services, followed by healthcare and medical, hospitality and…
Read MoreAngel-Paws charity walk proudly supported by TP Human Capital
Date: 14 May 2019 TAKE A WALK, TALK THE TALK AT INAUGURAL ANIMAL WELFARE EVENT Townsville animal lovers are being called to take a walk, and talk the talk at the inaugural Angel-Paws Pet Walk and Pledge on 19 May 2019 at Sherriff Park, Mundingburra. The Angel-Paws Pet Walk and Pledge is an animal lover’s…
Read MoreThree Ways to Develop Grit
As October is Mental Health Month I wanted to give you some tools that you can use in both your work and personal lives. This week is all about developing Grit: Why do some people success while others fail? Angela Duckworth, Distinguished Professor of Psychology at the University of Pennsylvania, discovered through her research at…
Read MoreMedical Certificates – When can you ask for more information?
The challenge for many employers when an employee is unwell for an extended period, is not just about knowing whether they are fit for duty, it’s also about what level of information can we ask the employee to provide on their medical certificates. Well a recent decision from the Fair Work Commission (FWC – Tawanda…
Read MoreLifestyle key to city’s success : Townsville Bulletin
BETTINA WARBURTON, Townsville Bulletin September 14, 2018 9:18am TOWNSVILLE’S lifestyle is the key to attract people who move to regional cities for affordability and climate, says a local employment specialist. TP Human Capital director Clayton Cook said Townsville’s future was as much about liveability as it was about jobs, and the city needed to highlight…
Read MoreNQ Skills Shortage….. or not?
We are often asked for information in relation to perceived current or future Skills Shortages. How can there be talk of Skills Shortages in North Queensland in September 2018 when the Unemployment rate is 9.5%? Our preference is to reference ‘a tightening in labour supply’, rather than a broad Skills Shortages statement, particularly when many…
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