The Labour Mobility Unit within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and External Trade has advised the general public in Kirakira, Makira/Ulawa Province that its proposed awareness and recruitment drive to the Province will be pushed back.
The Labour Mobility Unit within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and External Trade will establish phone lines to enable members of the public to enquire if their online/email submissions for the LMU recruitment drive is received by the office.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and External Trade through the Labour Mobility Unit (LMU) has informed the public that there are currently 2,479 work ready candidates in the Labour Mobility Work Ready Pool.
Solomon Islands will send its first workers for this year to New Zealand after a Pre-Departure Briefing held on Wednesday. The workers will be employed under New Zealand’s Recognized Seasonal Employment (RSE) scheme with a number of employers facilitated by Pick Hawkes Bay.
Online Application for those interested to work under the Labour Mobility Unit (LMU) Work Ready Pool will open from the 27th of February to the 10th of March 2023. Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and External Trade, Collin Beck confirmed this to local media today.
A total of 84 people completed their Pre-Departure Briefing last week as the number of workers recruited under the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) Scheme continues to increase.
The Government of Canada has granted two Solomon Islands nationals’ permanent residency. Margaret Edwards and husband Seru Daubitu received their confirmation of permanent residency document confirming their status as permanent residence from Canada’s Ministry of Immigration Refugee Citizenship…
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and External Trade (MFAET) calls on the public to come forward if they have evidence of its officers involved in alleged sexual or monetary favour for Labour mobility selection.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and External Trade (MFAET) remains steadfast in committing up to 5,000 workers into the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) scheme by the end of 2022, with further opportunities from New Zealand on the horizon.
Forty-six workers left for Australia on today to work in the meat processing sector in Queensland and New South Wales – the first group of workers to leave for Australia this year.
