Researchers say Australia's agricultural workforce is vastly underestimated, with the number of employees contributing to the economy potentially double what was previously thought.

Achieving the lowest jobless rate in 50 years without rampant inflation would burnish the legacy of Scott Morrison and Philip Lowe, both under pressure to deliver for the nation.

COVID-19 has seen international student numbers halve in Australia. This is why it's important we recognise their many contributions to this country and invest in their potential.

GP practices in towns throughout regional, rural and remote Australia will have more options and a larger pool of doctors to recruit from, following changes announced by the Morrison Joyce Government.

Migrants already in Australia will be fast-tracked into jobs suffering skills shortages in a bid to meet urgent workforce needs. Employment Minister Stuart Robert will announce the plan to “widen the pool of skilled workers” in a speech to the Business

The federal government has hinted that Australia’s international border is “on track” to reopen to overseas students and skilled migrants on December 15.

Hospitality, tourism, health care and trades recorded the strongest growth in job ads in November. The consumer-facing industries are driving the rebound in the labour market in the lead up to Christmas.

Sunnybank on Brisbane's southside is one of the city's most multicultural suburbs, brimming with restaurants from a plethora of global cuisines.

The Permanent Secretary for Employment, Productivity and Industrial Relations, Osea Cawaru, received a courtesy visit from an Australian labour hiring employer, Whales Regional Workforce (WRW) under the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) yesterday.

Increasing numbers of teachers from New South Wales and Victoria are applying for jobs in Queensland but hiring interstate applicants is not the answer to filling shortages, the teachers' union warns.

Aussie businesses are struggling to get back on their feet following the Covid-19 pandemic and are in desperate need of migrant workers, according to the nation’s largest employer group.

In times past, thousands of workers clocked in at the Nyrstar zinc smelter each day.

There are fantastic opportunities for locals to work in Tasmanian agriculture, and Tasmanian farmers are planning for this harvest season with more than 1000 jobs advertised on the Harvest Trail website.

The first job is the hardest to get. For years now, government, industry, and recruitment agencies have been claiming there is a technology skills shortage.

Occupation Introduction An accountant is a professional who is responsible for keeping and interpreting financial records. There are two main types of accountants in Australia—public accountants and commercial accountants —all of which focus on differen

Thousands of new jobs will be soon be available in the building sector as regional Australia attempts to bounce back from the severe economic blow of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Skilled migrants will be allowed to return to Australia as a priority group but the federal government has not yet set a date for their return, triggering concern from businesses worried about skills shortages and eager for certainty.

With Australia’s borders closures preventing the arrival of technical and skilled workers from overseas into the country, businesses are now having to battle for available resources and things are about to get tougher for small businesses. Roslyn Newbound

Civil engineers plan, design, organise and oversee the construction and operation of dams, bridges, pipelines, gas and water supply schemes, sewerage systems, airports and other civil engineering projects. Civil engineers may work in offices or on site.

The Victorian Government will spend $2.5 million to recruit up to 1000 healthcare workers from overseas to help to ease the pressure on buckling hospital systems dealing with COVID-19. The group will largely be made up of returning Australians who want t