body bg

Inform-Banner

Indigenous Australians at work : successful initiatives in Indigenous employment

  • Year: 2007
  • Author: Australia. Parliament. House of Representatives. Standing Committee on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs
  • Publisher: Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia
  • Published Location: Canberra, ACT
  • ISBN: 9780642789594
  • Country: Australia

Reports on the outcome of an inquiry into the positive factors and examples amongst Indigenous communities and individuals which have improved employment oputcomes in the public and private sectors; recommends ways this can inform future policy development; assesses what significant factors have contributed to positive outcomes, including the contribution of practical reconciliation; report addresses welfare dependence; outlines workforce participation; stresses that many submissions argued for a holistic approach, therefore housing, pre-school education, school outcomes, school to work transition is also covered; fourteen recommendations cover construction maintenance programs (with reference to the successful operation of the Cairns and District Regional Housing Corporation); tender requirements; Indigenous employment by small businesses; micro-finance; funding for mentors; education; National Indigenous Cadet Scheme; work experience; public servants in regional and remote areas; private sector Indigenous employment.

Related Items

Regional labour force trends and NSW electorates

An interactive map overlays ABS labour force regional data with NSW electoral boundaries to...

Workers on 457 visas: evidence from the Western Australian resources sector

This article shows that in 2011-2012 the Australian resources sector was challenged by sharp...

Labour Market Outcomes in Regional Australia

Labour market outcomes in regional areas of Australia have followed broadly similar trends to...

Share this with your friends

Footer Logo

Contact Us

Level 2, 53 Blackall Street
Barton ACT 2600
AUSTRALIA
Telephone: 02 6260 3733
or email us