There are a range of practical ways to nip long-term unemployment in the bud. Kevin Robbie outlines six that bring together employers, educators, social ventures, community organisations and government, to help prevent the economic and social strain that youth and long-term unemployment cause.
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
Creating pathways for Aboriginal graduates
The Aboriginal Pathway to the Victorian Graduate Recruitment and Development Scheme (GRADS) is part of an initiative to raise the rate of employment of Aboriginal ... Read More
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