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australian education union (sa branch)

political organization

Members of the AEU include teachers and allied educational staff, principals and administrators mainly in government school and TAFE systems. Membership in South Australia is currently around 14,000 The AEU represents its members industrially and professionally in diverse forums. This includes the maintenance of comprehensive industrial protection and representation through industrial awards and agreements in all industrial tribunals in Australia. This involves industrial research, negotiation and advocacy over a wide range of matters including salaries and teaching and learning conditions. As the largest union in the education sector, the AEU is an effective lobbyist for educational resources at both Commonwealth and state levels. Through the Federation of Education Unions, the AEU works closely with the two other Federal unions which cover educators in non-government schools and universities.

51-200 employeesFounded unknown

Australian Electrical Industries

electrical/electronic manufacturing

Australia Electrical Industries is Australia’s leading commercial & industrial electrical maintenance service provider. We provide quality electrical services for business and commercial enterprises across Australia. Why work with us? • Available 24/7 • Equipment exceeds quality standards • Latest job tracking technology • Best safety technology is used • Tailored services provided • Easy to work with • Registered electrical contractors • $20,000,000 public liability insurance • Full workers compensation insurance • Professional electricians Our clients include Aldi Supermarkets, CFA, Department of Justice, Department of Defense, Reece Group and Allianz to name a few. Interested in learning more about working with us? To learn more about what we do and see if we’re a good fit for your business please get in touch on the details below. We look forward to delivering a professional service. ☏ 0403 731 465 ✉ jfraser@ausindustries.com.au Visit ☛ https://www.ausindustries.com.au/

australia1-10 employeesFounded unknown

australian energy management services (ausems)

utilities

We are one of Australia's leading independent energy management companies. We have the energy industry knowledge and experience of more than 10 years. With soaring energy costs which impact most commercial businesses, AUSEMS understands how critical it is for a business to maintain their budget to successfully survive and grow in this competitive Australian business market.

australiaMyself Only employeesFounded unknown

Australian Environmental Auditors

environmental services

Australian Environmental Auditors Pty Ltd (AEA) is one of Australia’s leading environmental auditing organisations, specialising in contaminated sites and landfill audits as well as providing specialist technical services and due diligence corporate reviews. AEA prides ourselves in providing sensible and scientific services nationwide in order to assist all stakeholders – regulators, industry, public, consultants – in protecting human health and the environment by maintaining compliance with legislation while pursuing sustainable development. With 9 accredited auditors and offices in Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth, Brisbane, Launceston and Sydney, AEA's experienced and dedicated team has been involved in hundreds of audits and are proud to provide clients with expert quality, pragmatic, time and cost effective services. Conducting audits in all states and territories, our staff have a rich history of small to large scale work and the ability to cater to projects of any size. Visit www.environmental-auditors.com.au or contact one of our auditors at 03 8542 7500.

australia11-50 employeesFounded unknown

australian ethical merino growers co-op ltd

farming

We are creating partnerships with textile industry leaders and brands to promote an Australian certified source of merino wool. The growers cooperative supports responsible animal and landscape management and does so by leveraging a high standard for the wool industry, the Responsible Wool Standard (RWS). Our goal is to lift management standards and make Australian wool competitive in the current marketplace which demands verifiable credentials. The Responsible Wool Standard is our starting point as we work to harmonise all processing, brand and industry standards for a streamlined approach to benefit our members. Imagine just one set of farm management practices aligned to whatever standard you require and facilitated by a single set of data capture tools.

australia1-10 employeesFounded unknown

australian expat loans

banking

Australian Expat Loans specialises in helping Australian expats, temporary residents and foreign investors purchase and finance property in Australia. We thoroughly understand the complex requirements of non-resident investors with respect to foreign currency, regulatory and taxation factors.

greenland1-10 employeesFounded unknown

Australian Export Grains Innovation Centre (AEGIC)

international trade and development

AEGIC is an independent organisation that helps position Australian grain as the preferred choice in international markets. AEGIC does this by: • Understanding the needs of grain customers. • Identifying and supporting grain market opportunities. • Innovating to develop new solutions and high-value uses. • Educating customers on the benefits of Australian grain. This helps the Australian grains industry breed, classify, grow and supply grain that markets prefer. AEGIC’s primary beneficiaries are Australian grain growers, and the impact of AEGIC’s work spans the whole grains supply chain: from the grower in Australia, whose grain is valued internationally, to the consumer who enjoys excellent noodles, baked products and beer made from Australian grain. AEGIC offers commercial grain quality testing and food analysis for a range of clients.

australia51-200 employeesFounded unknown

Australian Export Grains Innovation Centre (AEGIC)

international trade and development

AEGIC is an independent organisation that helps position Australian grain as the preferred choice in international markets. AEGIC does this by: • Understanding the needs of grain customers. • Identifying and supporting grain market opportunities. • Innovating to develop new solutions and high-value uses. • Educating customers on the benefits of Australian grain. This helps the Australian grains industry breed, classify, grow and supply grain that markets prefer. AEGIC’s primary beneficiaries are Australian grain growers, and the impact of AEGIC’s work spans the whole grains supply chain: from the grower in Australia, whose grain is valued internationally, to the consumer who enjoys excellent noodles, baked products and beer made from Australian grain. AEGIC offers commercial grain quality testing and food analysis for a range of clients.

australia51-200 employeesFounded unknown

Australian Film Television and Radio School

AFTRS is Australia's national screen arts and broadcast school and is regarded as one of the top film schools in the world. AFTRS opened to students in 1973 with the first intake of 12 students including directors Gillian Armstrong, Phillip Noyce and Chris Noonan. Delivering advanced teaching and learning outcomes specifically for the screen arts and broadcast industry, AFTRS is the only institution of its kind in Australia and was recently voted by the industry bible The Hollywood Reporter as one of the top 25 film schools in the world – the only Australian institution to make the list. TEQSA Provider ID: PRV12011 CRICOS Provider Code: 03662D

australia201-500 employeesFounded unknown

Australian Film Television and Radio School

AFTRS is Australia's national screen arts and broadcast school and is regarded as one of the top film schools in the world. AFTRS opened to students in 1973 with the first intake of 12 students including directors Gillian Armstrong, Phillip Noyce and Chris Noonan. Delivering advanced teaching and learning outcomes specifically for the screen arts and broadcast industry, AFTRS is the only institution of its kind in Australia and was recently voted by the industry bible The Hollywood Reporter as one of the top 25 film schools in the world – the only Australian institution to make the list. TEQSA Provider ID: PRV12011 CRICOS Provider Code: 03662D

australia201-500 employeesFounded unknown

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