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Workforce Policy in 2010 and Into the Future

  • Conference
  • Wednesday 31 March 2010
  • Sydney, New South Wales
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The theme of this year’s conference is “Workplace policy in 2010 and into the future”.
Key leaders and policy makers will discuss the emerging workplace strategies in Workforce Development and Retention, Workplace Relations and Future Workplace Policy.  Don’t miss your opportunity to ascertain the latest trends and the chance to participate in important debates on workplace policy.

 
The issues being explored include: The Economy and Labour Market Outlook for 2010; Workforce Futures:  Outlook for 2020; Emerging approaches to Workforce Development and Retention;  and An update from the Fair Work Ombudsman; Workplace Relations in 2010 and into the Future.

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Venue: 
Citigate Central Sydney, 169 - 179 Thomas St. Haymarket
Presented By: 
Workplace Research Centre
Event website: 
http://www.wrc.org.au/event-details.php?eventid=80
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