The Queensland Security Industry Workforce Development Plan 2020-2025

The Queensland Security Industry Workforce Development Plan 2020–2025 highlights the need for a collaborative workforce response to address rapid changes in the skills and workforce needs of the industry resulting from transformative technology and the changing needs of clients. The plan will support the industry’s evolution and future growth through a long-term approach to workforce planning and […]

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Queensland Wage Theft Laws Passed

New laws to criminalise deliberate wage theft by an employer against an employee have recently been introduced in Queensland. The new laws also provide a simple, quick and low-cost process for wage recovery claims These changes respond to the findings and recommendations of a 2018 Queensland Parliamentary Committee inquiry into wage theft in Queensland and the inquiry […]

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Queensland Office of State Revenue Compliance Campaign

From January 2020, the Queensland Office of State Revenue’s (OSR) compliance program is focusing on contractor payments and employment agent contracts. OSR is encouraging employers to review their payroll details now. You can contact the OSR to make a voluntary disclosure of a tax liability before an investigation, you might avoid penalty tax. The following […]

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Queensland Security Industry Workforce Plan – Employer Survey and Regional Industry Forums EOI

The SPAAL is a member of Jobs Queensland’s Security Industry Advisory Group. Jobs Queensland have requested  SPAAL to distribute the Employer Survey and Regional Industry Forums EOI to members for feedback. The Employer Survey aims to let us understand the skills and workforce challenges of Queensland’s Security Industry and will assist us in identifying future opportunities […]

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