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Real Jobs. Real Support. Real Recognition.
Since 2002, Labourpower has connected thousands of Australians with meaningful work across warehousing, logistics, manufacturing, transport, production and commercial industries.
We do more than place people into jobs.
We partner with candidates to build reliability, safety awareness and long-term career opportunities across Australia.
Why candidates choose Labourpower
• Access to casual, temporary and permanent roles
• Work with well-known national employers
• Strong safety culture built around real worksites
• Clear communication and consistent support
• Opportunity to be recognised through our Candidate of the Month program
Candidate of the Month
At Labourpower, performance does not go unnoticed.
Our Candidate of the Month Recognition Program celebrates workers who demonstrate:
• Outstanding performance
• Reliability and punctuality
• Strong safety awareness
• Professional conduct on client sites
We believe the people who represent Labourpower on site deserve recognition.
Your effort matters. Your safety matters. Your professionalism matters.
Whether you are looking for flexible shifts, ongoing work or a long-term career move, Labourpower offers real opportunities backed by national reach and local branch support.
Register today and take the next step in your career with a team that puts safety and people first.
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How to Write a Resume – Tips and Advice
Your resume (or CV) is a document marketing your skills and experience with the aim of winning you an interview. To help you get a foot in the door with potential employers, we’ve put together some tips and advice to help you write a resume that gets you noticed.
Creating an Effective Resume
Your resume should highlight your skills, qualifications and experience. Make sure you present the following details in a way that is easy to read and understand. Personal Details Names, Address, Phone and Email are all essential for employers or agents to contact you. Your date of birth, marital status, health status etc are all optional inclusions and you are not obliged to disclose any of these details on your resume. Educational Qualifications List all the qualifications you have attained since leaving school. Professional Development List any professional accreditations you have attained and any additional training courses you have attended. Skill Summary Think about the positions you are applying for and which of your skills are the most relevant…
Job Interview Tips and Advice
At Labourpower, we understand that interviews can be daunting. So to help you make a great impression with your potential employers we’ve put together some tips and advice to set you on the path to success.
Preparing for an Interview
Before you go to your interview, make sure that you have done your homework on the company first. Your Labourpower Candidate Manager will help you with your preparation but you should always review the company’s website and any other reference material you can find.
At Labourpower, we are committed to answering all your questions to help you make a great impression with potential employers, find your ideal job and enjoy your work. Here is a list of some of the more frequently asked questions by Labourpower candidates. If you do not find the answer you’re looking for, please contact your nearest Labourpower office or speak to your Labourpower Candidate Manager.
1. What do I wear?
- It is advisable to ask your Candidate Manager about the work environment and what the expected uniform requirements are.
- We will provide you with high visibility work wear but you will be required to wear safety boots and long / short industrial pants / shorts
- Even if there is an informal dress code, you must never wear open toe shoes.