Addressing Skill Shortages: An Industry-Government Partnership

Topics:
Regulations
Tags:
ACCI,
Industry,
Management,
Shortage,
Skill Shortage,
Strategy
Source:
Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry

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Overview: The Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI) have been working with the Australian Government and the member organisations to identify the reasons for, as well as solutions to, the issue of skill shortages. Skill shortages are one of the most significant concerns for business and ACCI is determined to be part of the solution. ACCI believes that solving skills and labour shortages will not be easy and that any long term solution will have to include the three elements explained in this paper.

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Format: PDF | Size: 343KB | Date: Apr 2006 | Pages: 5

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