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.
Lies, damned lies and unemployment statistics
A myriad of figures, rates and percentages are quoted in unemployment coverage, commentary and debate. Sometimes they may not always convey what they appear to ... Read More
A place-based approach to a rural problem
Every local area faces different circumstances and challenges that determine the extent of its unemployment and the strategies that will work best to tackle it. ... Read More
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