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Nudging industry to improve Aboriginal Livelihood

Main Roads/ Nudge Collaboration- Aboriginal Employment Initiatives Over the past 8 months Nudge has been leading a collaboration with Main Roads WA to develop a Strategic Business Case outlining the best methods to implement Aboriginal Employment Initiatives within the civil industry.  This business case was delivered in January 2018. The project was focused on how […]

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2018 in full swing

2018 has begun with gusto and the Nudge team are working hard with new and existing trainees and employers. 2017 saw an influx of new roles throughout the different areas of industry we support, predominantly in the mining, finance, administration and civil areas. With successfully graduating trainees last year and the continued or new support

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Getting to know….Trent Cooper, Road Construction & Maintenance Trainee, Lendlease Kalgoorlie

Nudge has been working with Lendlease Kalgoorlie for over 12 months to provide a mentoring programme to their existing workers who were being upskilled through a traineeship pathway. We were then asked to assist Lendlease to source, prepare and support a young, local Aboriginal person to undertake a Certificate III in Road Construction & Maintenance.

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Getting to know….Sharni Bennell, Clerical Trainee at Main Roads Bunbury

Sharni was discovered through the Nudge community engagement and recruitment process in October last year when Main Roads Bunbury asked us to assist them in finding a young person from the local area to take on a Clerical Traineeship. Nudge have been supporting Sharni, her supervisor and her mentor for the past 5 months and

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Nudge acknowledges and pays respect to the Traditional Owners and Custodians of Country throughout Australia.

 

We acknowledge their continuing care for and connection to land, sea and community.

 

We pay our respect to their ancestors and the Elder’s of today.