The 66 new occupations facing shortages on the Skills Priority List
Highly trained professionals are among the new additions to the Skills Priority List, which still shows major shortages.
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Highly trained professionals are among the new additions to the Skills Priority List, which still shows major shortages.
An extra 39 occupations were added to the federal government's Australian Apprenticeships Priority List - giving a $5,000 cash boost to apprentice and trainee pay packets.
The employees included under the contract are primarily bus drivers, bus attendants, bus mechanics, building cleaners, building engineers and trades workers.
Date Time Share Morrison Government’s national leadership on Australia’s labour force anchored by new skills priority list The Morrison Government has for the first time released a nationally anchored assessment of Australia’s labour market analysis on occupations through the Skills Priority List. The list, developed through the National Skills Commission, provides a current labour market rating and a future demand rating for occupations nationally, with current labour market ratings also available at a state and territory level. Today, over 150 occupations face current skill shortages...