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Big awards for the best bright sparks in town - Vimarsana News

Big awards for the best bright sparks in town

“CityNews” spoke with some of the 2023 ACT National Electrical and Communications Association (NECA) winners.

Energy transition: Tradie migration solution needed to meet renewable energy target: union, industry - Vimarsana News

Energy transition: Tradie migration solution needed to meet renewable energy target: union, industry

The electrical union said both sides of politics had failed to find enough workers to meet our clean energy targets, and the government needed to “pull its finger out”.

Source: smh.com.au
Electrical Trades Union delegates get pay and sacking protections in new deal - Vimarsana News

Electrical Trades Union delegates get pay and sacking protections in new deal

Delegates to the electrical trades union get special protections against termination and better pay under a new deal being rolled out in the construction industry.

Source: afr.com
Subcontractor payments reforms: Builder battle brews with government - Vimarsana News

Subcontractor payments reforms: Builder battle brews with government

The country’s largest contractors warn planned protections for subcontractors would deprive them of cashflow and trigger unintended consequences.

Source: afr.com
Construction: Senator David Pocock, who holds a key vote on government industrial relations laws also favours security of payments protections for construction subcontractors - Vimarsana News

Construction: Senator David Pocock, who holds a key vote on government industrial relations laws also favours security of payments protections for construction subcontractors

The newly elected senator who has a key vote on IR legislation will have a big influence in a separate battle next year – and it’s already started.

Source: afr.com