Posts tagged "labour market"

Retail and tourism workers are considering switching industries en masse on social media platform LinkedIn, according to a new report.

New statistics show French pensioners spend the longest time in retirement out of all OECD countries. Here's how other countries compare.

Australian businesses are underspending on training and risk falling behind international competitors if investment in human skills is not increased.

The future of work is upon us and while many Aussie workers are feeling daunted, most are ready to learn if their bosses will give them a chance.

Coding has brought automation to everything from babysitting to dog walking, and before long it will come for the coders themselves.

Freelance jobs are emerging as a way for business owners to optimise their workforces as more talent becomes available, experts say.

Australians are more concerned about job insecurity as a result of poor business management and international workers willing to work for lower wages.

Employment indicators in Australia are increasing, but there's more to the story that impressive headlines, writes Richard Holden.

A two-year study suggests government-funded employment services are not working well for older jobseekers, the services’ staff or employers.

  Generation Y workers are “more demanding”. Generation Z workers want “more flexibility, autonomy and recognition”. And both group…

  There’s a new orthodoxy among more independent-minded policymakers, one that has only emerged in explicit terms in recent months: Austr…

The number of older Australians participating in the workforce is rising, with an increased number of Australian women working past the age …