Regional Workforce Management

Regional Workforce Management RWM Group is an Australian-owned specialist recruitment and workforce management company. We are not your traditional labour hire or recruitment company.

Through our niche brands, we offer specialist managed workforce solutions that deliver higher productivity and a lower net cost of employment to food industries, transport & logistics and engineering & maintenance by changing the way human capital is engaged and employed. We provide legitimate and professional end-to-end human capital workforce solutions ensuring all-round cost efficiency for our clients and an opportunistic future for our Team.

31/05/2026

Today is Samoa’s Independence Day and we want every one of our Samoan Pacific Australia Labour Mobility scheme employees to feel recognised, no matter where they are in Australia.

While many are far from home, today is not only about celebrating Samoa’s independence, but also the strength, resilience and service they show to their families and communities every day. We recognise the commitment it takes to be here, the time away from loved ones and the role they play in building a better future.

We also echo the words shared by our Cultural Welfare Officer and Samoan Chief, Fa’alafi Pa Enari. Even when they are far from home, Samoa is carried with them each day in the way they live their values, support their families and show up for one another.

To all our Samoan employees, thank you for everything you give while you are away from home.

From all of us at RWM, Manuia le A*o Tuto'atasi o Samoa!

27/05/2026

Picture what it’s like arriving in Australia as part of the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility scheme, travelling overseas and stepping off a plane here for the very first time.

Many Pacific Islanders and Timorese who join the scheme come with a picture in their minds of what life and work in Australia will look like, as well as a mix of emotions, excitement for the opportunity that lays ahead. Alongside this are the nerves that come with leaving home and saying goodbye to their families for an extended period of time.

That’s why the role our site managers play from day one matters so much. They’re there at the airport when our employees land, welcoming them and building trust and rapport from the very first interaction. The RWM way goes beyond mobilising people to site, we build a strong team that live and work alongside each other over the next four years.

When you feel supported, everything else falls into place, your work, your routine and staying connected to your community through sport and church.

Our CEO Brad Seagrott is in Port Moresby this week for the PNG-Australia Approved Employer Expo 2026, meeting with commu...
26/05/2026

Our CEO Brad Seagrott is in Port Moresby this week for the PNG-Australia Approved Employer Expo 2026, meeting with communities and talking about what working in Australia through the PALM scheme looks like.

Brad spoke about what makes our workforce stand out and it's something we see every single day. Our employees are reliable, they bring a positive attitude and they show up. This is because the RWM way is built on genuine support for our people. That's not just us saying it either.

Our most recent workforce survey backed it up, with 92% of our Pacific Australia Labour Mobility scheme workers rating our Cultural Welfare Officers as extremely or very helpful and workers consistently telling us they feel part of a community and want to keep working with us.

We’ll continue to spend time on the ground, connecting with local communities and listening to the people who are part of these programs because it’s through these conversations that we continue to learn and improve our support for both workers and clients.

Every Sunday in Wodonga, a group of Fijian Pacific Australia Labour Mobility scheme workers come together at St Stephen...
25/05/2026

Every Sunday in Wodonga, a group of Fijian Pacific Australia Labour Mobility scheme workers come together at St Stephen’s Uniting Church. That’s something Lipo helped organise not long after he arrived.

He left Vatulele Island in Fiji in July of 2025 to work in meat processing, looking for something steadier for his family back home.

Since then, a lot has changed. He’s progressed into a Quality Assurance role at work and outside of it, has taken on a big part in bringing his local community together. He now leads the Albury Wodonga Border Community Committee and was recently recognised with a Leadership Award.

Thousands of kilometres away, his kids are in school and his family is supported. When he returns home, he’ll carry the skills and confidence he’s gained from these opportunities with him.

We’re proud of what he’s done with his time here. Read his full story here www.rwmgroup.com.au/vilivo-left-fiji-for-his-family-and-ended-up-building-his-community-a-church-with-rwm

24/05/2026

Coming to Australia to work through the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility scheme is a big decision to make. There’s a lot that comes with it, not just the opportunity, but the unknown of moving to a completely new country too.

What makes a difference is how supported you feel from the very beginning.

Before anyone travels to Australia, RWM spends time meeting you in person, talking the whole process from arrival, through to life in Australia and setting goals, making sure you feel ready for the journey ahead. That support stays with you through the preparation, the journey and when you arrive here.

And once you land in Australia, some for the very first time, you’re not left to figure things out on your own. Our site managers and cultural welfare officers are there at the airport to meet you, help you get settled, and support you as you adjust.

They’re often some of the first familiar faces you meet and they become your go-to over time. From taking you to your new home or somewhere to stay before you head to your next destination, to helping you settle in and find your feet in those early days.

Edman, Kennedy, Michael, David and Waisea from Papua New Guinea and the Fiji Islands have spent the last four years livi...
21/05/2026

Edman, Kennedy, Michael, David and Waisea from Papua New Guinea and the Fiji Islands have spent the last four years living and working in Gundagai, New South Wales through the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility scheme Australia Labour Mobility scheme, supporting one of our food processing clients while building a life far from home.

Over that time, they’ve become part of the rhythm of the town, getting to know locals, showing up to community events and sharing parts of their culture from PNG and Fiji. This has been especially visible through the Christmas parades, where they’ve performed traditional dances and taken the time to talk with the community about life back home.

Four years is such a long time to be away from home, loved ones and the way they’ve shown up for hard days of work and remained motivated over that time hasn’t gone unnoticed, in the relationships they’ve built, their consistency at work, and their presence in the community.

We’re incredibly proud of how they’ve integrated into the Gundagai community and the impact they’ve had along the way. We wish them all the best as they get ready to return home.

Today is Timor-Leste's Restoration of Independence Day, marking 24 years of independence and we wanted to make sure our ...
20/05/2026

Today is Timor-Leste's Restoration of Independence Day, marking 24 years of independence and we wanted to make sure our Timorese Pacific Australia Labour Mobility scheme workers felt it no matter where they are in Australia. We know how much you give by being here. The hard work, being away from your families, supporting the people you love back home.

Last night we came together online, where Father Anacleto led a devotion and Her Excellency Inês Almeida, Timor-Leste’s Ambassador to Australia, spoke directly to them about what this day means, reflecting on the sacrifices behind it and the role they each play in supporting their families and representing Timor-Leste while they’re away from home.

To every one of our Timorese workers, thank you for everything you give while you are away from home.

Parabéns ba Loron Restaurasaun Independénsia ba dala-24.

One of the things we hear most from our Pacific Australia Labour Mobility scheme workers is that they want to learn and ...
13/05/2026

One of the things we hear most from our Pacific Australia Labour Mobility scheme workers is that they want to learn and grow while they are here.

Through our own PALM survey, we found that 98% of our workers have either completed, started or want to do training and qualification programs while working in Australia through the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility scheme.

That tells us a lot about the reliable people who come to work with us at RWM. They are not just here for a job alone. They are here to build skills, grow their experience and take skills home with them to build further opportunities for themselves and their families.

We take that seriously. From traineeships on site to formal qualifications, we work to make sure our workers have access to the opportunities they are looking for.

10/05/2026

When you arrive in Australia through the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility scheme, you’ll feel excited, nervous and ready to start working towards your goals.

Duran is one of our Site Managers and Welfare and Wellbeing Coordinators, and someone many of our NSW workers turn to when they need support. He grew up in the Solomon Islands, has worked across regional Australia himself, and speaks several Pacific languages, so when you speak with him, he genuinely understands where you’re coming from.

Whether you have a question about your pay, something is bothering you at work or you are just finding life in a new country hard, Duran is someone you can pick up the phone and call.

"Sometimes a worker will call me feeling very stressed," Duran said. "But by the end of the conversation they are laughing. Once they understand the situation properly, they feel better about it."

That is what we are here for. Read Duran's full story here www.rwmgroup.com.au/meet-duran-angiki-welfare-and-wellbeing-coordinator

Waisea visited Australia on a school trip from Fiji back in 2007 and never stopped thinking about coming back. In Septem...
06/05/2026

Waisea visited Australia on a school trip from Fiji back in 2007 and never stopped thinking about coming back. In September 2023 he did, through RWM and the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility scheme, arriving in regional New South Wales on his own and ready to make the most of it.

He started in meat processing as a labourer and has taken on more and more responsibility since then, growing into different parts of our client’s operation and earning the respect of the people around him.

Waisea is the main income earner in his family and he takes that to heart. Since being here he has helped his younger brother finish school and move to England, bought his dad a boat, helped his parents extend their house, put solar on the roof and helped his mum start her own frozen food business back home in Fiji.

Next up he wants to become a trainer and help the next person coming through get the same shot he got.

We are proud of your achievements Waisea, keep up the amazing work!

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