Developing a model to support the employment of migrants and refugees in the Australian meat process

28 February 2018
Focus area: Attraction
Program stream: People & culture
Project number: 2017-1082
This project sought to develop and trial a model for employing a group of 10-15 migrants at Thomas Foods International at Murray Bridge, with a view to being adapted and used by other meat processing companies.

The two-year project included planning, trial and review phases which enabled the model to be thoroughly tested and adjusted. Particular focus was given to:
  • Identification of available government and community support services.
  • Preparation, training and support for the identified migrant group.
  • Preparation and support for the meat processing workforce.
  • Preparation and interaction with the local community.
  • Development of transition arrangements for ongoing support beyond the life of the project.

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