The announcement was made after a visit to the Kilcoy Global Foods’ modern meat processing operations outside of Brisbane, in Australia, yesterday, who earlier this year, mobilised 41 workers from PNG under the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) scheme.
“The PNG Labour Mobility Unit (LMU) are keen to introduce the appropriate curriculum adopted in Australia for PNG, for the accreditation of our meat workers wishing to work in Australia, to give them the very best opportunity to both, gaining employment and maximising their wages,” said Treasurer Ian Ling-Stuckey.
