ASIAL IN THE MEDIA

ASIAL was featured in an editorial feature that appeared on the 14th of January in The Herald Sun, Daily Telegraph, Courier Mail, The Advertiser, The Mercury, Townsville Bulletin, Geelong Advertiser, Gold Coast Bulletin, Cairns Post, The Toowoomba Chronicle and NT News. In the feature, ASIAL CEO highlighted the impact of labour shortages on the events industry and the impact delays in licence processing times are having on the industry.

On the 15th of January 3AW’s Sunday Morning program featured an interview with ASIAL’s CEO on the impact labour shortages are having on the industry. Listen here https://omny.fm/shows/sunday-morning/bryan-decaires-chief-executive-officer-of-austral https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sponsored/smufHTZw7aClKK3YQXr6/ how-we-can-avoid-australias-potential-security-crisis/

In an article published on the 6th of March in the Daily Telegraph and across News Corp digital platforms, ASIAL has called for government action to strengthen Australia’s security capability and capacity.

Addressing Labour Shortages In The Security Industry

ASIAL is working with the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations (DEWR) to support recruitment for the Security Industry.

As part of this, DEWR is organising a briefing of over 300 Employment Services Providers and other people that help others find work to provide an understanding of the different types of jobs available in the security industry, what training is required and how people can apply.

Information shared at this webinar will enable the attendees to talk with their teams and clients to encourage them to get a career in the security industry!

In addition, ASIAL is preparing an online resource to promote careers and career pathways in the security industry.

Over the past 6 months through multiple media mentions, ASIAL reached a Total Audience Reach Potential (ie the potential viewership of any particular article based on the number of monthly unique visitors to the specific source) of over 25 million.

Revision of AS/ NZ4421 Guards & Patrol Security Services

A review of AS/NZS 4421 Guards and Patrol Security Services has commenced, with an ASIAL representative chairing the Committee. The project timeline aims to have a working draft for public consultation later this year.