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Food Supply Chain Discussion Paper

Our Food Supply Chain capacity study discussion paper is now open for consultation.
This consultation provides an opportunity for stakeholders, interested parties, and the broader community to share their diverse views and insights on the challenges and opportunities that sit across food production, manufacturing and distribution sectors. The aim of this study is to support a workforce that can sustain regional Australia, strengthen the economy, maintain food security, and overcome challenges.

Australian Labour Market for Migrants - April 2024

April 2024 Australian Labour Market for Migrants report released

The latest Australian Labour Market for Migrants report is now available.

Recruitment activity eases over the year, but State and Territory results vary

Employers in most states and territories were less likely to be either recruiting or experiencing recruitment difficulty in the first quarter of this year compared with a year ago.

Inviting your views on the food supply chain

Our Food Supply Chain Capacity Study is open for stakeholder feedback until 10am (AEST) on Thursday 16 May 2024.

Online job advertisements continue to drop

Online job ads decreased last month, down by 3.2% or 7,800 in seasonally adjusted terms, a 3% decrease on the March figures.

Celebrating National Careers Week 2024 with Jobs and Skills Australia

As we wrap up National Careers Week 2024, the future is bright for Australians looking to enhance or start their careers; with Jobs and Skills Australia playing an important role in providing resources and strategic insights that are crucial for navigating today’s dynamic jobs market.

RTO Typology

Recruitment and employer outlooks for staffing fell in line with easing labour market conditions in April

REOS data for April found that recruitment eased, and fewer employers were expecting to increase staffing numbers in the next 3 months.

Australian Skills Classification user survey

Have your say on the Australian Skills Classification. Your contribution will help improve the design of its replacement, the National Skills Taxonomy.