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APESMA hits back at Worley Parsons

Monday, 3 December 2012

Worley Parsons’ decision to send even more engineering work overseas should be condemned, not applauded (Offshore working For Worley, Australian Financial Review, 3 December).

Interest Groups:

Engineers,

Keyword Tags:

skills, pay, quality, education, campaign,

Bringing APESMA closer to members

Friday, 2 November 2012

Section: Latest News

APESMA President Bill Jackson (pictured right) writes to update members of the discussions held at National Assembly last weekend.

Interest Groups:

Engineers, Pharmacists, Young-Professionals, Managers, Transport, Surveyors, Contractors-and-Consultants, Collieries, Australian-Government, Architects, Students, Information-Technology, Scientists, Professional-Women, Veterinarians, Translators-and-Interpreters,

Keyword Tags:

APESMA, member, campaign, government, support, professional, National, Australia, rate, experience, leadership, survey, network, negotiations, professionals, group, corporate, market, organisation, issues, colleagues, education, strategic, decision, organisational, EBA, update, reform,

Bright new future for Chifley

Thursday, 18 October 2012

Section: Latest News

As many members would be aware APESMA established the Chifley Business School in 1989 to help provide management education and training to APESMA members.

Interest Groups:

Engineers, Pharmacists, Young-Professionals, Managers, Transport, Surveyors, Contractors-and-Consultants, Collieries, Australian-Government, Architects, Students, Information-Technology, Scientists, Professional-Women, Veterinarians, Translators-and-Interpreters,

Keyword Tags:

APESMA, member, professional, business, Australia, Chifley, program, professionals, investment, benefits, market, education, quality,

APESMA Welcomes Response to Gonski

Monday, 3 September 2012

Section: Media Releases

APESMA has welcomed the Government’s response to the Gonski Review released today and urged all parties to quickly settle on new funding agreements to boost the nation’s skills in science and maths.

Keyword Tags:

APESMA, CEO, government, work, skills, workforce, agreement, Australia, economic, education,

Senate inquiry report: Engineering shortage a taxpayer burden

Thursday, 12 July 2012

Section: Media Releases

Australia’s chronic lack of engineers is holding back our economy and putting a burden on every taxpayer according to the report from the Senate Inquiry into the engineering skills shortage.

Interest Groups:

Engineers,

Keyword Tags:

government, skills-shortage, tax, skill-shortage, education,