Age and employment
Report
On the front line: employment services staff perspectives on working with mature age jobseekers
Analysis of interviews with jobactive staff showed that employment services staff face considerable challenges and competing demands.
Report
Help, but not real help: mature age jobseeker perspectives on employment services in Australia
Analysis of interviews with mature age jobseekers showed that there is disjunction between what these jobseekers say they need from employment services and what they get.
Report
Missing the mark: employer perspectives on employment services and mature age jobseekers in Australia
In a changed labour market and with an ageing population, understanding the attitudes and needs of employers is vital to assisting unemployed older Australians to get and keep jobs.
Discussion paper
Developing a new strategy to prepare for an ageing population: discussion document
The population is getting older. The next generation of older people will live longer, be healthier, more skilled and more educated. They are much more likely to remain in the workforce – and to want to. This discussion document has been released seeking community input into the development of an updated positive ageing strategy for...
Report
Ageing and work in regional Australia: pathways for accelerating economic growth
Regions have much to gain by lifting the workforce participation rate of their older population. This discussion paper helps define how our ageing workforce is impacting different regions and the potential payoffs for regions.