Callie (Kalgoorlie), a gold-mining town in the interior of Australia, offers more than 1000 jobs. (photo by Daily Mail)
According to the Daily Mail, more than 1000 jobs are being recruited in a gold mining town in the interior of Australia, earning six figures a year.
Callie (Kalgoorlie), Australia's inland gold-mining town, is known to offer more than 1000 jobs, pay up to six figures and do not have seniority requirements for entry-level jobs. The only problem is that many jobs are not suitable for flying in and out of the (fly in, fly out) type of employment, and applicants must be ready to live in this small town of Western Australia.
It is reported that many of the more than 1000 jobs are suitable for mining workers, skilled and unskilled, as well as a number of jobs from industries that can support the mining industry, such as hotels and restaurants.
Callie (Kalgoorlie), a gold-mining town in the interior of Australia, offers more than 1000 jobs. (photo by Daily Mail)
Biddell (Jessica Biddle), from the Kalgoorlieboulder Chamber of Commerce, said most companies train their employees, so even inexperienced employees will be well paid. Entry-level employees earn an average of A $ one hundred thousand a year.
He pointed out that since many people had left Calely before, it was now necessary for people to come back here and settle here, so that they could also benefit from Calgil's way of life. Although the area was previously "famous" for its social problems, Biedel insisted it was a great place to live.
It is reported that Australia's highest-paid areas are from the Callie gold mine area. Last year, the average salary in the region was A $99236, according to Seek, a career search site. The best-paid sector in Australia is mining, where employees earn an average of A $139303 a year, well above Australia's overall average of A $78832.