Labour market and vacancy reports including: Leading Indicator of Employment; Regional updates; Australian Jobs; Australian Regional Labour Markets; Job Outlook; Labour Economics Office; Skill Shortages; Small area labour markets; Vacancy Reports.
The new technical Monthly Leading Indicator of Employment anticipates movements in the growth cycle of employment. It does this through the use of a composite index of four weighted series (ANZ Newspaper Advertisements, Dun and Bradstreet Employment Expectations, the Westpac Melbourne Institute Leading Index of Economic Activity and the Consumer Sentiment Index) that have been shown to lead employment over the last 30 years.
Skill Shortages research is undertaken by the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR) using the Australian Standard Classification of Occupations (ASCO) to define occupations. The research focuses on professions, associate professions and trades, although a number of occupations in the management group are also included in the program.
The DEEWR Vacancy Report is a monthly online report containing: the Skilled Vacancies Index; the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Vacancy Index; and Australian JobSearch vacancies by occupation. The Skilled Vacancies Index is based on a count of advertisements in major metropolitan newspapers for selected occupations and is seasonally adjusted and trended each month. The ICT Vacancy Index is based on a count of advertisements from three online recruitment sites.
This research brings together and analyses a range of up-to-date data on the factors that underpin supply and demand for hairdressers.
Australian Labour Market Update is a quarterly publication which explains the labour market for those seeking jobs in Australia, particularly migrants.
Includes statistics on employment, unemployment, the unemployment rate and the participation rate by ABS labour force region.
Information on recipients by age, gender, geographic state, country of birth, marital status, home ownership, medical condition, earnings, rate and duration.
The Exits from the Trades reports research the issue of attrition in the trades labour force, including from apprenticeships, with the aim of better understanding skills shortages in the trades.
This report includes an analysis of survey results from the OECD Job Requirements Approach (JRA) Pilot in Australia.
The Job Outlook online site complements the Australian Jobs publication and provides detailed and forward-looking information for around 400 occupations.
This monthly publication presents statistical information for the various types of labour market payments delivered by Centrelink on behalf of the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations.
Small Area Labour Markets presents estimates of the number of unemployed persons and unemployment rates for approximately 1,350 Statistical Local Areas across Australia.
A report which confirms that the Working Holiday Makers Scheme delivers positive economic outcomes for Australia. Australia benefits from the money working holiday makers spend and the net addition to full year employment they create in the labour market.