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People matter for local government


This study, from the University of Technology Sydney Centre for Local Government, examines employee perceptions of council workplaces in NSW. Approximately 1,500 local government employees responded to the survey in 2016 and 2017.
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The digital edge: middle-skill workers and careers


For an increasing number of American workers, the term “middle-skill” has come to mean “digital skills.” Some 82% of middle-skill jobs are now “digitally intensive,” a 4% increase over the past two years. Evenmore importantly, the digital skills marketplace is sorting out into clear pathways for workers to advance, a vital component if middle-skill workers...
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The road to zero wealth: how the racial wealth divide is hollowing out America's middle class


This report looks at the racial wealth divide at the median over the next four and eight years, as well as to 2043, when America's population is predicted to become majority non-white.
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Giving asylum seekers a chance: insights from a pilot employment program


What is needed to overcome the disadvantage faced by asylum seekers when competing in the labour market?
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Regional Universities Network (RUN) submission to the House of Representatives Standing Committee Inquiry into the School to Work Transition


Differences between metropolitan and regional universities are attributable to structural, financial, geographical (e.g. time and cost of distance travel) and employment-related factors that inhibit participation by regional students and which contribute to attrition and delays in apparent completion rates.