Meet Billie Sarcauga, Executive Assistant to the Saskatchewan Assistant Deputy Minister (ADM) at PrairiesCan! Based out of the #Saskatoon office, Billie has been with us since May 2022, providing comprehensive support to the ADM and senior executive team. Although her role is dynamic and involves extensive coordination, Billie takes it all in stride and finds witnessing the results of her work deeply rewarding. “Navigating the approval procedures, completing necessary forms, and communicating effectively with numerous contacts within a tight timeline presented significant challenges,” she recalls about working on a particularly meaningful project. “Seeing our work contribute directly to such a successful outcome underscored the importance of effective administrative support in facilitating impactful government initiatives.” Read more about Billie’s role and impactful work at PrairiesCan, her career advice for aspiring public servants, and what she loves most about working at PrairiesCan in our latest Employee Spotlight article. 👉 https://lnkd.in/gU-KbxM5 #CareersAtPrairiesCan #ProudlyPrairiesCan
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There’s just only a few days left to have your say about plans for the Western Foreshore Leisure Precinct and Commercial Site Business Business Plan. To get the facts about the proposed plans, check our the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) section of the Mandurah Matters page ( https://lnkd.in/gND9HQdA ), and don't forget to fill out the surveys so your voice is heard. Given the significant public interest in the future of the Western Foreshore, we’re asking that all feedback about the plans is submitted through our specific community engagement platform, mandurahmatters.com.au. This is a platform that is purpose-built to capture, and report on, your comments, and all contributions will be made available to the Elected Members of Council. This gives everyone who is online a chance to have their say, not just those on a specific social media site. It also means people are free to leave their genuine feedback, in confidence, and ensures that every opinion is captured and will be presented to Council. Please submit feedback on Mandurah Matter: https://lnkd.in/gND9HQdA #haveyoursay #mandurah #villageheart
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The word is definitely out. Regional NSW is the place to be. 👏 The Regional Australia Institute (RAI) Regional Movers Index (RMI) for the September 2023 quarter saw regional NSW overtake regional QLD and claim the title of being the most desirable location for metropolitan movers. The Snowy Valleys Local Government Area (LGA) in southern NSW, located between our Cooma and Wagga Wagga Boyce offices, emerged as a hot spot for movers, recording a more than 200% increase in net internal migration over the last quarter, and an almost 130% increase over the last year. Our Boyce teams are based in various locations throughout regional NSW, and we aren’t surprised by this trend - we know how great regional NSW is to live, work and play in! Read the full RAI press release here. ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/g_Q8nxhZ #boyce #regionalnsw #regionalaustralia #regionalaustraliainstitute #RMI #regionalliving #financialservices
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ICYMI 👀 Careers at Council recently spoke with Ballina Shire Council’s General Manager, Paul Hickey, and Manager of People and Culture, Fran Summerfield, who shared insights into various issues and opportunities of the council 👇 📌 Building a workforce reflective of the community 📌 Clear career pathways 📌 Addressing climate change challenges 📌Diversity of work 📌 Celebrating resourcefulness Read the full interview with Careers at Council below👇 #CareersatCouncil #CouncilsDo
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Corporate Moving — Nationwide curfew and protests in Bangladesh. As civil unrest escalates in Bangladesh, the government has enforced an indefinite nationwide curfew and deployed the army, addressing weeks of student-led protests against a controversial quota system in government job allocations. Dhaka has experienced significant disruptions, leading to a city-wide shutdown and numerous casualties. Key insights from our detailed report include: 1. Government response: Efforts to restore order are underway, with the government actively working to mitigate violence and vandalism. 2. Protest dynamics: Negotiations are stalled as student leaders demand the complete removal of the quota system. 3. Communication blackouts: The government has temporarily restricted internet access, affecting the flow of information and increasing public dissent. 4. Human rights concerns: International human rights organisations have raised concerns over the security measures' impact on civil liberties. For detailed insights and what it means for your operations, read the full article on our website: https://lnkd.in/eemzw7Fc Please contact your local move consultant for further assistance and to discuss how these changes may impact your specific needs. James Gooding COO Move & Managing Director, North Asia Santa Fe Relocation #CorporateMoving #SantaFeRelocation #AssignmentManagement #CompensationManagement #DestinationServices #Immigration #Moving #GlobalMobility #HR #HumanResources #GlobalMobilityMadeEasy
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Truth Telling is a great concept, sharing stories that are painful to bring up, but need to be heard, without any bulldust. Sounds simple, but there is genius in simple concepts, imagine if we all did this all the time. Thanks for sharing Clinton.
What is Truth Telling and why is it important for Australia? Let’s take Roebourne as an example. Ieramugadu, as Roebourne is known in Ngarluma language, has been a signicant place for Ngarluma people since time immemorial. In whitefella language, it is ancient. But it is also hugely significant because of its more recent history. From the 1930s, the Western Australian Government forced Aboriginal people from living on Country to Roebourne. Aboriginal people were forced to live in what is now known as the “Old Reserve”, a flat area across the river from Roebourne town. At its peak, the Reserve housed many hundreds of Aboriginal people, making it the largest in Western Australia. However people weren’t really “housed”. Almost all were forced to lived in tents and shacks, where it’s regularly over 45 degrees. The reserve was divided into camps for the different tribal groups, like Ngarluma, Yindjibarndi, Kuruma etc ⛺️ 🔥 ⛺️ 🔥 Remember, for tens of thousands of years, different nations were not allowed to simply live on another nation’s Country. And now they were forced to break these ancient laws. This caused great agony for people who were forced to break their law. The living conditions were harsh; most lived in makeshift shelters called humpys. There were not enough toilets for everyone. For a long time water had to be collected from a well. There was no plumbing despite the towns around all having these facilities. People were not allowed to freely leave the Reserve. This is a time when permission slips were required for Aboriginal people to go into town. Aboriginal people in Roebourne were controlled by the Police and the Native Welfare Department. Cooking at the Reserve was done on campfires 🔥 and the area was prone to flooding, further complicating life for the residents. If families needed food they had to collect rations that were distributed from a ‘welfare’ building near the Post Office. The Reserve remained open until 1️⃣9️⃣7️⃣5️⃣‼️ 1975!!! Our people were still forced to live in shacks and tents without proper plumbing, water, toilets, showers, rations etc. In the 70s Aboriginal people were again forced to move without consultation. This time from the Reserve to a place called “the Village”. The Village was later demolished, in part due to asbestos and poor infrastructure. Despite this traumatic history, the Old Reserve and The Village are the places of childhood memories for our people. When you think about where you grew up, this is how our people feel about the Old Reserve, the Village, and now Roebourne But how many Australians know this history? Many people know of Roebourne as the “oldest town in the north west”, or the colonial buildings in the town. So, as the Australian Government ponders next steps in the reconciliation journey, we remind the nation that truth telling is an essential step toward healing and justice. It’s time. #Makaratta #TruthTelling #firstnations #westernaustralia #australia
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