Mayor of Invercargill
Jobs and economy
Many councils help support local business and economic development. Some promote tourism in their area, or provide business support services and grants.
Jobs and economy
Many councils help support local business and economic development. Some promote tourism in their area, or provide business support services and grants.
Work alongside SIT, front line staff and high schools to ensure young people have opportunities to develop their careers in Invercargill.
Work with Great South to identify new industries for Invercargill, adding to economic expansion and attracting and retaining skilled workers to address skill shortages.
Work with local businesses to support and expand newcomers' workplace culture to attract and retain skilled workers in the city.
Promote use of SIT carpenter jigsaw to invent board games which improves leisure time better than Candy Crush, with Naenae College students permitted workshop access rated A+.
Respond to seniors at ICC Library who have concerns that migrants reduce job availability. I will explain they have skills, experience and wealth that create jobs.
Support local businesses by providing child entertainment to bolster hotel stays as children are less enthused by museums, with ideas shared on ATF.Kiwi blog.
Encourage immigration by actively promoting and participating in welcoming community programmes to increase the working pool.
Engage in reducing youth unemployment by active involvement by council in existing programmes which are inadequately supported at present.
Invest in infrastructure to attract and retain industry, leveraging partnerships to cut costs, ease rates and build a stronger Invercargill.
Improve Invercargill's reputation through city promotion, communication and events to grow tourism, attract investment and skilled workers.
Support the development of new industries and housing by acting as an enabler through infrastructure, planning and advocacy.
Create employment opportunities through apprenticeships, internships and skills training programs in partnership with local industries.
Invest in key infrastructure, including transport, digital connectivity and tourism facilities, to assist Grey Nomads, hiking and Te Araroa.
Support local businesses by reducing red tape for licences, promoting shop local initiatives and encouraging weekend markets and events.
Work alongside SIT, front line staff and high schools to ensure young people have opportunities to develop their careers in Invercargill.
Work with Great South to identify new industries for Invercargill, adding to economic expansion and attracting and retaining skilled workers to address skill shortages.
Work with local businesses to support and expand newcomers' workplace culture to attract and retain skilled workers in the city.
Promote use of SIT carpenter jigsaw to invent board games which improves leisure time better than Candy Crush, with Naenae College students permitted workshop access rated A+.
Respond to seniors at ICC Library who have concerns that migrants reduce job availability. I will explain they have skills, experience and wealth that create jobs.
Support local businesses by providing child entertainment to bolster hotel stays as children are less enthused by museums, with ideas shared on ATF.Kiwi blog.
Encourage immigration by actively promoting and participating in welcoming community programmes to increase the working pool.
Engage in reducing youth unemployment by active involvement by council in existing programmes which are inadequately supported at present.
Invest in infrastructure to attract and retain industry, leveraging partnerships to cut costs, ease rates and build a stronger Invercargill.
Improve Invercargill's reputation through city promotion, communication and events to grow tourism, attract investment and skilled workers.
Support the development of new industries and housing by acting as an enabler through infrastructure, planning and advocacy.
Create employment opportunities through apprenticeships, internships and skills training programs in partnership with local industries.
Invest in key infrastructure, including transport, digital connectivity and tourism facilities, to assist Grey Nomads, hiking and Te Araroa.
Support local businesses by reducing red tape for licences, promoting shop local initiatives and encouraging weekend markets and events.
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