Safety training improvement
A strong safety program should be in place to drive safety culture in the workplace.
16 April, 2020Training
Careerforce celebrates 25th anniversary
Industry training organisation Careerforce celebrates 25th anniversary.
20 September, 2019
Careerforce to release qualification review findings
Careerforce to publish initial analysis of Cleaning Qualifications Review.
11 September, 2019
Master Cleaners Training Institute appoints CEO
New general manager appointed to take over from retiring CEO.
22 July, 2019
Are you ready to train your future workforce?
As digital video consumption continues to rise among the next generation workforce so too has the need for interactive training.
18 June, 2019
Careerforce releases 2018 annual report
Training organisation reports 11 per cent standard training measure growth, appoints new board chair.
6 June, 2019
IEHA partners with US hospitality college
Organisations to develop research to assist hotel housekeepers.
14 May, 2019
Industry responds to vocational education reform
Government’s vocational education reforms to cause significant disruption and impose additional costs on employers, warns Careerforce.
27 March, 2019
Cleaning Management Institute partners with US university
ISSA’s CMI partners with US university to develop online training course that introduces the seven critical areas of supply chain management.
11 March, 2019
NZ cleaning qualifications review
Careerforce announces impending review of cleaning qualifications listed on the New Zealand Qualification Framework.
28 January, 2019
Skills shortages hurting employers, survey finds
Difficulties in finding staff with suitable skill levels are reaching critical levels for the majority of employers.
13 December, 2018
Careerforce appoints CEO
Careerforce appoints CEO following departure of long serving chief Ray Lind in November.
30 November, 2018
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