Interview - Neil Mitchell, 3AW
Subjects: Skilled migration; Jobs Summit; labour shortages; employment for older Australians; Jobs and Skills Australia; skill shortages.
Workforce Australia Select Committee
The Albanese Labor government is establishing a Select Committee of the House of Representatives to examine the implementation of Workforce Australia.
Round Four NCI Partnership Grants help young people plan for future careers
More young people can improve their career outcomes thanks to the latest of the Australian Government’s National Careers Institute (NCI) Partnership Grants.
Jobs and Skills Australia
The Albanese Government is taking immediate action to address the urgent skills crisis, by introducing legislation to establish Jobs and Skills Australia (JSA).
Interview - ABC RN Breakfast with Patricia Karvelas
E&OE TRANSCRIPT SUBJECTS: ABCC abolition, paid family and domestic violence leave, Fair Work Ombudsman.
Interview - ABC Afternoon Briefing
EO&E Topics: Climate change; Jobs and Skills Australia; Skilled migration; Jobs Summit.
Universal paid leave for family and domestic violence
More than 11 million Australian workers – including casuals – will have access to 10 days of paid family and domestic violence leave under Albanese Labor Government legislation to be introduced…
Interview - ABC Insiders with David Speers
E&OE Transcript Subjects: Wages growth; gig economy; secure work; ABCC; Parliament; climate targets.
Restoring equal rights for construction workers
The Albanese Labor Government has taken another step towards ending the unfair treatment of building and construction workers.
Meeting of federal, state and territory skills ministers
Federal and State Skills and Training Ministers met to reset negotiations on the National Skills Agreement, and strengthen Australia’s TAFE and training sector.
Press conference, Melbourne
E&OE Topics: Skills Minister Meeting, Skilled Migration, Economic recovery.
Interview - ABC News 18 July 2022
E&OE SUBJECTS: COVID Pandemic Leave Payment, casual work, COVID recovery.