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2008 Local Government Survey Results - Burnie
The industry that is expected to be the most important one in two to five years:
Manufacturing
Mining
Industries with extended growth potential (industries which employ small numbers, but are expected to expand in 2-5 years):
Mining
Manufacturing
Support industries to the above such as engineering/metal etc
Industries with limited growth potential (industries which employ large numbers, but are expected to diminish in 2-5 years):
Government
Finance
Current major employers in your local area:
Caterpillar Underground Mining
Australian Paper
Health (NW Regional hospital & NW Private hospital)
Govt – Including local Govt and Burnie City Council
Education – TAFE, UTAS (CCC) Colleges and Schools
Gunns
Events which may affect the future shape of the local area economy:
Gunns pulp mill, new plantation contractors due to increases in world demand for wood fibre
Change in local activity of Caterpillar Underground Mining
Mineral sales – world prices and demand
Comparative wage rates and skills shortages
Opportunities which exist in the local area which could encourage the establishment of new businesses:
Improved liveability – lower cost housing, low crime rate, child friendly area; all of which increase attractiveness for staff retention issues
Large resources – Forestry plantations, mining
Distributed electricity generation at cluster sites
Attraction of multiple medium sized industries/business
Shortages of skills/occupations in your area.
Tradespeople
Professionals
Health and community services
Contact:
Name: Michelle Neasey
Position: Senior Projects Officer
Phone: 6430 5700
Email: mneasey@burnie.net
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