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Topic: workforce
Federal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg (Image: AAP/Bianca De Marchi)

Are the all-important ‘three Ps’ still on track in an ageing Australia?

Economy

and

Nov 20, 2019

10

(Image: Getty)

Australia’s (jobs) future is female

Economy

Oct 28, 2019

8

Prime Minister Scott Morrison (Image: AAP/Joel Carrett)

Where will Morrison’s ‘1.25 million’ new jobs go exactly?

Economy

and

Jan 30, 2019

11

Stop worrying about automation: the real problem might be too few workers

News

Sep 20, 2017

17

The fall in the level of women in Australia's tech sector continues, while manufacturing had one of its best years of recent times, employment data shows.

Women in tech hits new low, jobs data shows

Economy

May 24, 2017

1

Full-time work soon to be the privilege of a wealthy few in Australia

Economy

Mar 20, 2017

12

The workforce of 2020 — more women, less building stuff

Economy

Mar 14, 2016

5

A key long-term economic challenge is not merely identifying whether the workers of tomorrow will come from, but what skills they will need, and how to measure them, <b>Bernard Keane</b> and <b>Glenn Dyer</b> write.

Is the Coalition up for the challenge of our future workforce needs?

Economy

May 09, 2014

6

The real "hollowing out" of the Australian economy is likely to come from the health sector, which is our biggest employer and one of our fastest growing.

Health and the hollowing-out of the economy

Economy

Mar 21, 2011

3

Three contrasting circumstances sum up why it’s much harder to survive in the workforce if you are Aboriginal these days. Sacked factory workers, Aboriginal workers and public servants fare quite differently in the brave new world of the federal intervention.

Retrenched factory fodder and public servants better off than CDEP rejects

Politics

Sep 25, 2007

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