Employment
Alternative labels
Jobs
Work
Report
Youth survey 2014
This survey finds that young Australians are struggling to cope with stress as they strive to achieve their goals in life.
Interview
Question time: jobs of the future
Today’s jobs have changed far beyond yesteryear’s projections. And instead of planning for one career, we plan for three or four. In this rapidly changing landscape, how can our education institutions meet new demands? And in a world where old professions are disappearing, tertiary fees are rising, and unemployment comes with weighty obligations – how...
Report
Jobs online monthly report – October 2014
Online vacancies for skilled jobs in New Zealand showed little change in October. Overview Jobs Online measures changes in job vacancies advertised by businesses on the two main internet job boards – SEEK and Trade Me Jobs. The trend series is used as the lead indicator as it reduces the month-to-month volatility. Highlights Online job...
Report
Short-term employment forecasts: 2014-2017
Employment forecasts over the three years to March are presented in this report. Purpose Employment forecasts over the 3 years to March 2017 are presented in this report. These employment forecasts will be used to inform the Ministry’s advice relating to immigration priorities, and priority setting for tertiary education and industry training over the next...
Report
Walking the tightrope: Have Australians achieved work/life balance?
Work/life balance continues to be an issue for many people with only three-out-of-ten people (3.4 million) reporting an improvement in the past five years, according to this report. Introduction Former Prime Minister of Australia John Howard described work/life balance as a "BBQ-stopper" in 2001. Since then, the term "work/life balance" has been part of the...