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Future Jobs and Regional Workforce Development: Foundations and Analysis

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Fairbrother, P and Denham, T and Boyle, A and Barton, R and Douglas, N and Douglas, K and Toner, P and Vincent, C, Future Jobs and Regional Workforce Development: Foundations and Analysis, Regional Australia Institute, RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia (2019) [Contract Report]


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Abstract

This project is intended to provide support for regions navigating changes in workforce requirements in the current period. The report lays the foundation for assessing the strengths and weaknesses in existing education and training delivered at the secondary, vocational education and training (VET) and higher education levels. The purpose is to identify and assess how education/training systems can best support regional social actors, including regional governance actors, to develop their local labour force in light of emerging challenges and to maximise the ability of those who live in regions to access meaningful work. In doing so, it addresses changes in industry growth and the structural changes and spatial shifts occurring in labour markets as well as the developing relations involving governments, business, workforce representatives and related advocacy groups.

Item Details

Item Type:Contract Report
Keywords:work, jobs, employment, regions, skills
Research Division:Commerce, Management, Tourism and Services
Research Group:Human resources and industrial relations
Research Field:Workforce planning
Objective Division:Environmental Policy, Climate Change and Natural Hazards
Objective Group:Natural hazards
Objective Field:Climatological hazards (e.g. extreme temperatures, drought and wildfires)
UTAS Author:Fairbrother, P (Professor Peter Fairbrother)
ID Code:146197
Year Published:2019
Deposited By:Management
Deposited On:2021-08-24
Last Modified:2021-09-08
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