Victoria and Australia’s unemployment rates have risen since the global financial crisis, while across the OECD generally, they have fallen. Veronica Sheen examines what is going on with our labour market and what we need to do to arrest its decline.
Flexible learnings for better earnings
Young people are finding it harder than ever to get jobs in a weak labour market, and those who don’t finish year 12 are among the ones who find it the hardest ... Read More
Creating jobs people need, where they need them
When unemployment rises, it is people facing disadvantage who are likely to be affected soonest, most often, for the longest periods and with the most serious ... Read More
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