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News - General News - ManufacturingVictoria urges employers to hire auto workersMoving on: Victorian minister for industry and employment Wade Noonan with former Toyota worker Charlie Laguna, who has moved into the food production industry. Government offers cash for Victorian employers hiring retrenched car sector workers12 Oct 2017 By TERRY MARTIN - Toyota and Holden’s car assembly plant closures this month have prompted the Victorian government to urge employers to hire retrenched automotive workers through its ‘Back to Work’ scheme which is open until June 30, 2018, or until fully subscribed. - The state government announced in July last year that it had set aside $15 million from a previous scheme to specifically assist automotive and dairy industry workers affected by the downturns in both industries. Click here for full story: Victoria urges employers to hire auto workers  Read more4th of October 2017  Toyota exit: Heavy casualties in supply chainJob losses run deep in Toyota supply chain but new doors open for parts-makers4th of October 2017  Toyota exit: Altona factory ends on a highAltona factory closes at the top of its game as Toyota details employee support4th of October 2017  Toyota exit: TMC boss farewells Aussie plantAkio Toyoda expresses emotional thankyou to 2600 Toyota workers as Altona closes4th of October 2017  Toyota exit: 77 per cent of Sydney staff let goToyota’s sales and marketing transfer to Melbourne causes 280 job casualties3rd of October 2017  Toyota exit: Government, union reactsFederal opposition, AMWU slam government over Toyota Australia’s factory closure |
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