The Hon Amanda Rishworth MP
- Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations
The Hon Amanda Rishworth MP was sworn in as Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations on 13 May 2025.
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Enterprise bargaining delivering higher wages
The Albanese Government’s bargaining reforms continue to deliver strong outcomes for Australian workers, with the highest number of active enterprise agreements since June 2018.
Australia's job market remains resilient amid global uncertainty
Australia's labour market remains resilient with employment rising to a record high.
Secure Jobs Framework to support productivity and better value for taxpayers
The Australian Government is seeking feedback on the next stage of its Secure Australian Jobs election commitment, with consultation opening on a draft Secure Australian Jobs Framework and…
Newschat panel with Sylvia Jeffreys - The Today Show
Topics: Intergenerational Report; Triple Zero.
Voices across Australia help shape historic employment services reform
Hundreds of people and organisations from across Australia have shared their ideas, experiences and perspectives through the…
Interview with Sally Sara - ABC Radio National breakfast
Topics: Immigration reforms and enforcement; AI conference on workplaces.
Interview with Catherine Murphy - ABC News breakfast
Topics: Changes to backpacker visas; AI usage in Australian businesses.
Interview with Tom Steinfort, The Today Show, Channel Nine
Topics: New immigration settings; PALM scheme; advice sought on the banning of smart glasses in the public service.
Turning workplace experience into best practice AI guidance
The Albanese Government has brought together employers at the forefront of artificial intelligence adoption to help inform Australia’s first AI Best Practice Guidance for workplaces.
Comcare National Conference
I’d like to begin by acknowledging the Ngunnawal people as the Traditional Custodians of the ACT. And pay my respects to their Elders, past and present.
15% pay rise for early educations locked in
Legislation to lock in a 15 per cent pay rise for early educators and strengthening safety requirements for services has passed the Parliament today.
Press conference - Mural Hall, Canberra
Subjects: Whyalla Steelworks