Secure Jobs and Better Pay in the Budget
The Albanese Government is committed to secure jobs and better pay – that’s why we backed an increase to the minimum wage, and it’s why we’re taking action to ensure a fairer workplace relations…
Training more Australians for more opportunities in more parts of the country
The Albanese Government is delivering on its commitment to build a stronger economy and help give more Australians the skills and training they need today and to harness the jobs and opportunities…
Albanese Government delivers more university and VET training places
The Albanese Labor Government is delivering on the commitment to provide more university places and fee-free TAFE and vocational education places to deliver the skilled workforce we need now and in…
New ABS labour force figures
The number of Australians in jobs remains at record highs – but they’re still not seeing the wage increases they need.
Media conference - ABS labour force figures
Subjects; ABS labour force figures, unemployment, wage growth, workplace relations, floods
2022 Australian Training Awards Finalists
The skills sector’s most talented people will be recognised at the 2022 Australian Training Awards, with 75 finalists announced today.
Secure Jobs, Better Pay Bill
The Albanese Labor Government will deliver more secure jobs, better pay and a fairer workplace relations system for Australian workers.
Address to American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham), Canberra.
The Government values the advice of the American Chamber of Commerce
Bigger payslips for Australian workers
More than 400,000 low-paid workers in key industries will take home a bigger pay slip from today, thanks to a 4.6 per cent increase to minimum wages under their awards.
Address at the launch of the Australian Computer Society’s Guide to ICT Professions report, Melbourne.
It is a pleasure to join you for the launch of your new ‘ACS Guide to ICT Professions’ report.
Keynote Address: ACCI & VECCI Business Lunch, Melbourne.
This is an opportunity to talk about government priorities in the skills and training portfolio.
Meeting of federal, state and territory skills ministers
Federal and State and Territory Skills and Training Ministers met in person today for the first time since 2019 to progress a range of key vocational education and training reform matters.