NECA News
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NECA welcomes the release of Mr Fluffy address list
The ACT Government’s decision to release the address list of 1021 homes confirmed to contain asbestos affected home insulation has been welcomed by the chief executive ... -
Senate approval to provide relief for electrical contractors
Senate approval of the Federal Government’s Growing Jobs and Small Business Package will provide relief for electrical contractors, says the chief executive officer of the National ... -
Infinity cable recall: act now before it’s too late!
The ACCC is launching a campaign this week to make consumers more aware of the dangers of Infinity Cables. So you may receive calls from your ... -
Stability of payments for contractors must be an absolute
With recent news of yet another construction firm going into liquidation owing millions to contractors and sub-contractors, concerns continue to be raised about the stability of ... -
Apprentice numbers a cause for concern and action
The release of the December 2014 quarter apprenticeship and trainee data from the National Centre for Vocational Education Research, highlighted that apprenticeship commencements were down 21.9% on ... -
First delegate registered for NECA South Africa Conference 2016
The first delegate for NECA’s 2016 Industry Conference in South Africa has been registered following the announcement of prize winners from the 2015 Market Monitor draw ... -
Safe Work Australia’s Mesothelioma report
Safe Work Australia has recently published its report Mesothelioma in Australia: Incidence and Mortality, highlighting the dangers of exposure to Asbestos. Mesothelioma is a fatal cancer ... -
NECA welcomes the Government’s efforts to improve the lot of small businesses
“Creating more jobs and growing the economy is essential to a prosperous Australia as well as a sustainable contracting sector,” says CEO of the National Electrical ... -
NECA warmly welcomes Senate decisiveness
Yesterday the Senate passed the Construction Industry Amendment (Protecting Witnesses) Bill 2015. This legislation extends the coercive powers of the Fair Work Building and Construction (FWBC) ... -
Budget call for action on Australia’s looming skills shortage
“Tonight’s Federal Budget needs to include options to resolve the looming skills shortage across Australia’s electrical industry,” says chief executive officer of the National Electrical and ...
