From: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and External Trade Labour Mobility Unit
Attention: SOLOMON ISLANDS / AUSTRALIA LABOUR MOBILITY APPLICANTS
August 2021 applications for the Work Ready Pool continue to be screened.
Screening will proceed following the order and the day the applications were received. This screening is for candidates who applied on Day 6 (Monday 9th August, 2021)
From: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and External Trade Labour Mobility Unit NOTICE 2
Attention: SOLOMON ISLANDS / AUSTRALIA LABOUR MOBILITY APPLICANTS
August 2021 applications for the Work Ready Pool continue to be screened.
Screening will proceed following the order and the day the applications were received. This screening is for candidates who applied on Day Five.
From: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and External Trade Labour Mobility Unit NOTICE 2
Attention: SOLOMON ISLANDS / AUSTRALIA LABOUR MOBILITY APPLICANTS
August 2021 applications for the Work Ready Pool continue to be screened.
From: The Ministry of Foreign Affiars & External Trade, Labour Mobility Unit
Attention: Solomon Islands/Australian Labour Mobility Applicants
August applications for the Work Ready Pool are now being screened, Screening will proceed in the order in which applications were received.
People named in the following list (Download the List Here) are required to attend interview and fitness assessment.
A team of 160 workers are preparing to leave the country on Friday 10th September 2021 to work in Queensland, Australia under the Seasonal Work Program (SWP) and the Pacific Labour Scheme (PLS).
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and External Trade hosted the ACP-EU Trade Com II Programme virtual workshop on 9 September 2021.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and External Trade (MFAET) is pleased to acknowledge another Mile stone was achieved by the Solomon Islands Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF) Enhanced Capacity for Agriculture Trade (ECAT) project with the signing of two separate contracts by the EIF National Implementation Unit(NIU) on Thursday 27th May 2021.
A total of 187 workers flew out of the country last week on Friday 7th May to work in various different farms and abattoirs in Australia.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and External Trade hosted an introductory session on Wednesday 28th April 2021 to kick off consultations for the Rapid Needs Assessment that is underway in Solomon Islands to identify the challenges and opportunities in implementing the Pacific Agreement on Closer Economic Relations (PACER) Plus. Bilateral consultations were held later in the afternoon with the respective stakeholders and will continue on the 5th and 6th of May 2021.
A total of 178 workers flew out of the country on Tuesday on two separate chartered flights to work in various Meat processing plants in New South Wales, Australia. The first group of workers left on the early hours of Tuesday morning while the other group departed in the afternoon.
