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Apprenticeship numbers reinforce the need for reform
The National Centre for Vocational Education and Research’s release of the early trend estimates for September quarter apprentice and trainee commencements reinforce the critical need for ... -
Jim Brown wins the 2014 Trade Teacher Award
NECA has announced that Jim Brown – the trades instructor at the College of Electrical Training in Western Australia – is the 2014 winner of the ... -
NECA’s tips for staying safe this summer
This year we are expecting a hot and long summer so we need to take care when buying and installing fans, air conditioners and other electrical ... -
Fujitsu announce ‘Fujitsu Assist’
Fujitsu General has introduced Fujitsu Assist, a new service program to help streamline the maintenance and support divisions of the business. -
IESANZ announce new national president
Adele Locke has been elected as the first female National President of the Illuminating Engineering Society of Australia and New Zealand (IESANZ). -
Lumex release new Alumina accessories
Lumex release new Alumina range of electrical accessories to complement its Silica range. -
Heat hurts the hip pocket and health of Aussie tradies
The Australian summer takes its toll on both the health and finances of the tradie workforce, with 70% believing hot weather makes it harder to meet ... -
NECA calls on employers to turn their back on union enterprise agreements
The Victorian Chapter of the National Electrical and Communications Association (NECA) has called on its members, and all electrical contracting industry employers, to engage directly with ... -
Rockwell Automation acquires ESC Services
Rockwell Automation, Inc. has announced it has purchased the assets of ESC Services, Inc., a global hazardous energy control provider of lockout-tagout services and solutions. -
Gerard Trade Supplies launches cricket cooler promo
Be rewarded when you buy $1,500 worth of selected Gerard stock to receive a cooler that features in-built cricket stumps.