Northern Workforce Solutions are an Indigenous owned recruitment and labour hire business

Welcome to Northern Workforce Solutions

Empowering Indigenous communities through sustainable employment for a brighter, independent future.

We are an Indigenous owned recruitment and labour hire business providing dedicated, end-to-end recruitment and staffing solutions for businesses and industry in Northern Australia.

We remain connected to our Indigenous heritage and committed to stronger representation of our culture in community investments. Inclusively empowering Indigenous communities is at the heart of what we do. We reference our history and learn from our ancestors to shape our path.

Guided by principles of dedication, honesty and reliability we support communities to provide for families and build financial security and prosperity.

About

We provide flexible labour hire for clients across all industries in Northern Australia.

Our labour hire gives businesses and industries operating in Western Cape the opportunity to partner with local traditional owners to access a local workforce. Our connection to culture, business and labour enables us to offer relevant support to local projects.

We can facilitate short or long-term labour hire solutions allowing clients to scale their workforce as needed. All our work is flexible, getting workers on-site quickly and safely.

As the legal employer, we make the process easy from start to finish, allowing businesses to concentrate on delivery. Our services eliminate risks and long-term commitments for both businesses and employees.

Our Brand:

The Northern Workforce Solutions logo features the Jabiru or Black Necked Stork. This large bird is found throughout Northern Australia, from the top half of Western Australia, across northern Australia to north-east New South Wales.

The jabiru stands tall and proud in it’s habitat and can be seen clearly thanks to its size, vivid black and white plumage and bright legs. Jabiru are loyal and cooperative, choosing mates for years, decades or in some pairs, for life. They build nests and raise chicks together, often congregating in wetland areas.