Employment opportunities with the Northern Territory Government include administrative positions, apprenticeships and cadetships, graduate programs, police fire and emergency services, nursing, and teaching.
This site provides information on human resource management and workforce development policies within the Northern Territory Public Sector.
Find details about all current NT Government jobs and employment opportunities online
Australian Apprenticeships are available to Australian citizens of working age. You can be a school student, school leaver, re-entering the workforce or simply wishing to change careers. Australian Apprenticeships are the best way to combine structured training with paid employment and lead to a nationally recognised qualification.
The Northern Territory Workplace Advocate is an information, consultation and advisory service to assist Territory workers, employers and their representatives in relation to work-related matters including dealing with employment issues, dispute settlement, unfair dismissal and the setting of wages and conditions, and to promote fair and productive workplace practices in the Territory.
The Training and Employment Programs (TEP) Unit of the Department of Business and Employment co-ordinates the recruitment and sector wide induction on behalf of agencies and liaise as a partner throughout the recruitment process and management of the programs.
The Jobwise web site is part of the Australian Government's Mature Age Employment and Workplace Strategy (MAEWS). The MAEWS seeks to improve the labour force participation of mature age Australians as a key strategy for managing the impact of demographic change.
Access Nursing information relating to Territory Nurses: current jobs, working conditions, studies grants and the Annual Nursing and Midwifery Awards.
Payroll tax is a general purpose tax levied on taxable wages paid by an employer for services rendered by employees in the Northern Territory.
You can apply to teach at a NT Government school via the online application form on this site. To apply to teach at a non-government school in the NT you will typically need to apply to the school directly.
The Department of Business and Employment, Training and Employment Programs (TEP) Unit coordinates: - the delivery of learning and development programs for employees of the Northern Territory Public Sector (NTPS) - the recruitment and sector wide induction of Apprentices, Graduates and Indigenous Cadets on behalf of NTPS agencies.
NT WorkSafe promotes safer workplaces and support for injured workers. NT WorkSafe works with employers and employees to ensure injured workers have access to medical, pharmaceutical, rehabilitation costs and income support. Under NT WorkSafe, all employers must hold a workers compensation insurance policy to cover all employees.