reports Australian Mining.
NT Minister for business and employment Delia Lawrie said in a statement the NT was set to experience huge growth and demand for workers was outstripping local supply. "While we are investing heavily in local training, it is still not enough to meet demand in a competitive Australian labour market," she said. “This RMA will act as a pressure valve for the local economy, helping businesses experiencing a shortage of staff to find workers when none can be sourced locally.”
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NT Minister for business and employment Delia Lawrie said in a statement the NT was set to experience huge growth and demand for workers was outstripping local supply. "While we are investing heavily in local training, it is still not enough to meet demand in a competitive Australian labour market," she said. “This RMA will act as a pressure valve for the local economy, helping businesses experiencing a shortage of staff to find workers when none can be sourced locally.”
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Australian Northern Territory fills Skills Gap with Foreign Workers

Joanna Gaskell - Education Editor | February 17, 2012 | 5:20 pm Education 

With the mining skills shortage and the Australian Government’s Regional Migration Agreement, more foreign workers are moving to the Northern Territory to meet the demand, reports Australian Mining.

NT Minister for business and employment Delia Lawrie said in a statement the NT was set to experience huge growth and demand for workers was outstripping local supply. “While we are investing heavily in local training, it is still not enough to meet demand in a competitive Australian labour market,” she said. “This RMA will act as a pressure valve for the local economy, helping businesses experiencing a shortage of staff to find workers when none can be sourced locally.”

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