Add to ORKGIn the decades ahead, digital disruption could result, according to some predictions, in nearly half of all current jobs in Australia being displaced - unless we skill up. While technology will undoubtedly create new employment opportunities, will it create enough of them? Already, many qualified young Australians are unable to find employment. Is there a disjuncture between education and training, and the jobs that are actually available? Guests Erwin Jackson, Deputy CEO, The Climate Institute Phil Edmands, Managing Director of Rio Tinto Professor John Buchanan, Principal Advisor (Research Impact), University of Sydney Business School Jo Schofield, United Voice Katie Acheson, Managing Director, Youth Actio
Employment in Australia seems to be disappearing—and yet Australians are expected to work both more ...
There is a need to ensure the Australian community understands the broad issues underpinning globali...
Connectivity, entrepreneurialism and a rising population will shape three million new jobs by 2030, ...
This focuses on what jobs and skills we need to develop to ensure our economy continues to grow and ...
People often think of careers as a climb up the ranks of job seniority, starting in the trainee cubi...
Executive summary The nature of work is changing. While our parents and grandparents could once exp...
We are currently in the midst of a Fourth Industrial Revolution, with developments in the fields of ...
A lack of appropriate skills and qualifications in the professions over the next decade may see Aust...
A lack of appropriate skills and qualifications in the professions over the next decade may see Aust...
In a report released this week, the Foundation for Young Australians (FYA) claims that up to 70% of ...
The CSIRO’s ‘Tomorrow’s Digitally Enabled Workforce’ report is an important foundation for policy ma...
This report reviews the future implications of emerging technology for the labour force. In particul...
This sixth report in BCEC’s Focus on the States series will examine the way in which the organisatio...
While technology and innovation are transforming Australia\u27s economy, they are also the solution ...
The casual observer can be forgiven for concluding that today, more than ever before, most Australia...
Employment in Australia seems to be disappearing—and yet Australians are expected to work both more ...
There is a need to ensure the Australian community understands the broad issues underpinning globali...
Connectivity, entrepreneurialism and a rising population will shape three million new jobs by 2030, ...
This focuses on what jobs and skills we need to develop to ensure our economy continues to grow and ...
People often think of careers as a climb up the ranks of job seniority, starting in the trainee cubi...
Executive summary The nature of work is changing. While our parents and grandparents could once exp...
We are currently in the midst of a Fourth Industrial Revolution, with developments in the fields of ...
A lack of appropriate skills and qualifications in the professions over the next decade may see Aust...
A lack of appropriate skills and qualifications in the professions over the next decade may see Aust...
In a report released this week, the Foundation for Young Australians (FYA) claims that up to 70% of ...
The CSIRO’s ‘Tomorrow’s Digitally Enabled Workforce’ report is an important foundation for policy ma...
This report reviews the future implications of emerging technology for the labour force. In particul...
This sixth report in BCEC’s Focus on the States series will examine the way in which the organisatio...
While technology and innovation are transforming Australia\u27s economy, they are also the solution ...
The casual observer can be forgiven for concluding that today, more than ever before, most Australia...
Employment in Australia seems to be disappearing—and yet Australians are expected to work both more ...
There is a need to ensure the Australian community understands the broad issues underpinning globali...
Connectivity, entrepreneurialism and a rising population will shape three million new jobs by 2030, ...