Commission consults with Port Lincoln industry about skills and workforce needs

19 May 2017

The Commission visited Port Lincoln to consult with local industry and community leaders about the skills and workforce development needs of the region.

The Commission met with representatives from the aquaculture, seafood and tourism industries and the community services and healthcare sector to understand more about the region’s unique economic environment, job opportunities, workforce planning, skills needs and challenges.

For more information, read the media release.



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