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Speech - CoAct Conference, Connect Up 2023, Surfers Paradise
In 1944 and 1945, as war raged in the Pacific, HC (Nugget) Coombs and a team of fellow economists in the Ministry of Post-War Reconstruction drafted a White Paper on Full Employment. Commissioned by…
Transcript - Q&A, The Sydney Institute
SUBJECTS: Workplace relations reform, standing up for casual workers, gig economy, Hawke/Keating reforms.
Speech - The Sydney Institute
Subjects: Workplace relations reforms, standing up for casual workers, fear campaigns
Transcript - ABC RN Breakfast
Subjects: Standing up for casual workers, changing the definition of a casual worker, closing workplace relations loopholes, APY Art Centre Collective.
Doorstop interview - Parliament House Canberra
Subjects: Standing up for casual workers, changing the definition of a casual worker, closing workplace relations loopholes
Standing up for casual workers
The Albanese Labor Government is standing up for casual workers who want to become permanent employees.
Interview - Sky News Sunday Agenda with Andrew Clennell
SUBJECTS: National Construction Industry Forum, closing the labour hire loophole, workplace relations reform, casuals, wage theft, gig economy, Referendum campaign, wellbeing budget, shooting in…
Appointments to National Construction Industry Forum
Today I announce the appointment of 12 representatives to the National Construction Industry Forum.
G20 Labour and Employment Ministers Meeting Intervention
Thank you, Chair. On behalf of the Australian Government I thank the Indian G20 Presidency for organising this important global dialogue, and thank the Honourable Prime Minister Modi and the Minister…
Deepening Australia-India skills and education relationship
There is new momentum in the Australia-India relationship with both nations agreeing to work together to shape the future of the skills and training relationship in each country.
Transcript - press conference, Melbourne
Simon Crean, Australian employment figures, RBA, inflation rates
New ABS Labour Force Figures
Close to half a million more Australians (498,300) are in work today than when Labor came to Government a little over a year ago.