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Have your say in our short State of the Industry survey. The survey closes COB Friday 11th March 2022.
Your input is essential to establishing an accurate profile of workforce development issues and emerging needs for businesses in WA. This information is provided to the State Training Board (STB) and the Department of Training and Workforce Development (DTWD) and your feedback will be used to inform strategic responses on:
The LDSC team recently undertook a brief regional trip to Geraldton this month. During the visit, the LDSC to met with the Airport, Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Central Regional TAFE, Mid-West Port and the Mid-West Development Commission. Some common themes emerging from discussion points included but were not limited to the evolving landscape of workforce development, regional housing and workforce shortages impacting Mid-West supply chains. The LDSC thanks all those who participated in the consultations. The LDSC is planning to undertake a second regional trip to the area later this year to meet with more industries under our remit (i.e., Aviation, Road Transport, Retail, Community Pharmacy, Floristry, Warehousing and Logistics, Maritime, Ports and Stevedoring, Freight Forwarding, Rail, Postal and Wholesaling). If you would like to be participate in these, or other planned regional meetings, please contact the LDSC via info@ldsc.asn.au or on (08) 9388 8781 with your contact details. Geraldton Port
Following industry consultation and research, Australian Industry Standards (AIS) have released Industry Outlooks for 2021 for the following sectors:
The State Government has launched a free online platform to connect Job Ready workers with the growing list of job opportunities available with Western Australian employers. Job Ready Connect is exclusively available to Job Ready program graduates and participating WA employers. By registering on Job Ready Connect, employers can easily and securely search for and connect with candidates who have the skills and experience they require.
Click here to read the media release. Recently announced in the Budget, the Federal Government will commit an additional $500 million, to be matched by State and Territory governments, to expand the JobTrainer Fund by a further 163,000 places and extend the program until 31 December 2022. The Fund will support training in digital skills and upskilling in critical industries (I.e. Rail). The JobTrainer Fund was launched in 2020 and will support hundreds of thousands of job seekers, school leavers and young people by providing access to free or low-fee training places in areas of skills shortages.
Click here to view the occupations available for JobTrainer and to check eligibility requirements. |
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