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ALERTThere is support for job seekers and insights about the effects of COVID-19 on the labour market available from our Information page.

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COVID-19 Information

The Australian labour market is changing rapidly as the COVID-19 situation continues to develop.

If you or someone you know is affected by COVID-19 there is information to help students, parents, education/training providers and job seekers on the Department of Education, Skills and Employment's website. The information includes:

• A Jobs Hub providing an up to date list of some of the businesses and organisations that are currently hiring, how to contact them if you are looking for work, as well as the latest information on jobs by location

• Support for apprentices and trainees

• Information for job seekers, and participants

• Support for Australian businesses to manage cash flow challenges and retain employees.

You can find more information on the Department of Education, Skills and Employment's website or australia.gov.au

 

For up-to-date research and insights on changing labour market conditions, as well as information for job seekers, please visit the page links below:

Research and Insights

Advice and Support for Job Seekers

 

To stay up to date, please subscribe by emailing lmip@skillscommission.gov.au

 

Further insights into the labour market impacts of COVID-19 are available in two National Skills Commission reports:

•  A snapshot in time: the Australian labour market and COVID-19 which explored the impact that COVID-19 had on Australia’s labour market

•  The shape of Australia’s post COVID-19 workforce which provided an update on recent Australian labour market developments and published two major NSC research projects – development of the Resilient Occupations Framework and analysis of four CGE-modelled recovery scenarios


Supporting data

Employment Projections

Where will the jobs be in the future? The National Skills Commission projects employment growth over the next five years by region, industry, and occupation.

Vacancy Report

Online job advertising levels and trends by region, occupation and skill level are detailed in the monthly vacancy report.

Employers’ Recruitment Insights

The National Skills Commission surveys businesses to monitor recruitment conditions across Australia and provide insights into what employers are looking for.

Workforce Shortages

The National Skills Commission carries out research to identify workforce shortages at the state, territory and/or national level for around 80 occupations.