NECA News
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Minimum wage to increase implications for small businesses
The Fair Work Commission’s recent decision to increase the minimum and award wages by 3.75% starting 1 July 2024, presents a significant development for small businesses, ... -
Solar Victoria expands free training for electricians
Solar Victoria has expanded free training for electricians with the latest round of the Upskilling for Electricians program. Commencing in May 2024, the Upskilling for Electricians ... -
NECA reviews apprentice supervision requirements
NECA has provided an overview of the proposed changes and some of the possible implications of the new apprentice supervision guidelines change proposals by Energy Safe. ... -
Refreshed Australian Standard AS/NZS 4836:2023
Working safely around electrical hazards With the release of the refreshed Australian Standard AS/NZS 4836:2023 Safe working on or near low voltage and extra-low voltage electrical ... -
Essential tips to ensure your team’s safety this summer season
As Australia approaches the peak of summer it’s important to understand the health risks associated with outdoor work, particularly the risk of skin cancer from prolonged ... -
NECA Education and Careers wins award for GTO excellence
NECA Education and Careers has been awarded for group training organisation (GTO) excellence by the Apprenticeship Employment Network. NECA Education and Careers is the recipient of ... -
NECA Vic welcomes the parliamentary report into the non-payment of subcontractors
NECA Victoria has welcomed the Victorian Parliament’s Legislative Assembly Environment and Planning Committee’s report into the non-payment of subcontractors released earlier this week. The report, titled ... -
Unfair contracts roundtable report to federal parliament
The National Electrical and Communications Association (NECA), with federal member for Fowler Dai Le MP, hosted a roundtable at the Australian Parliament House to discuss unfair ...
