Report on the labour market outcomes in the Illawarra Priority Employment Area following the Survey conducted in April 2014
Employment Research and Statistics
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Document List
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The Future of Work Taskforce identified that moving towards a skills-based approach to labour market analysis could help Australia respond to this changing demand for skills.
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Document containing the Restart Programme Evaluation Strategy
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Results of LIOE review January 2015
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Presentation to retrenched auto workers in Melbourne
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Presentation to automotive workers facing redundancy
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Robert Butterworth
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Information on unemployed people in Rockhampton based on 2016 Census data.
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SALM estimates at the SA2 level. Note that estimates for Greater Capital City Statistical Areas, States/Territories and Australia can be found in the ABS' Labour Force, Detailed - Electronic Delivery publication (catalogue number 6291.0.55.001). The data in Table 16b of this...
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SALM estimates at the SA2 level
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Questions on seasonal recruitment were incorporated into the Department of Employment’s Survey of Employers’ Recruitment Experiences in regional and remote areas across Australia in 2016. The analysis in this report is compiled from the responses from just under 8,000 employers.
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September 2012 - JSA Star Rating Releases – July 2012 to June 2015
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Servicing Indigenous Job Seekers in Job Services Australia
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Presentation given on April 9 2014 on the labour market outcomes in the Shepparton region following the Survey conducted in October 2013
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Employment research and statistics presentation for the Shepparton region.
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The quarterly Small area labour markets (SALM) publication presents estimates of the number of people unemployed, the unemployment rate and the labour force for approximately 1350 Statistical Local Areas across Australia
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Small Area Labour Markets publication for the December quarter 2019, containing estimates of unemployment and the unemployment rate for SA2s and LGAs covering December quarter 2018 to December quarter 2019. A time series of these data from...
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