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Businesses can now access practical workforce planning resources in simplified Chinese, traditional Chinese, and Vietnamese, making it easier to plan for their workforce in their preferred language.

A dynamic, seven-member Board will reinforce Jobs Queensland’s dedication to develop Queensland’s skilled workforce. Economist and current Board member Dr Michael Drew will be Chair, while retired school principal Deirdre von Guilleaume will represent the education sector.

Queensland’s strong employment growth is projected to continue, with new Jobs Queensland data projecting employment will grow by 5.4% between 2023-24 and 2027–28.

JQ tapped into the collective wisdom of more than 200 specialists from 19 industries. Comprising over 250+ hours of dialogue, thanks to you we’re mapping the course of Queensland’s employment landscape with confidence.

Read more about the eight projects that will receive funding to tackle regional workforce challenges.

The Jobs Queensland Annual Report 2023-24 shows how they helped government, industry, education providers and communities across Queensland.

‘Grow your own’ (GYO) funding is designed to help locals find good jobs, enjoy better services and lead a great lifestyle in their regions.

Nine organisations will share in $1 million of funding to deliver projects that support the wellbeing of health and community services workers.

The Wide Bay region is set to benefit from a new workforce development plan aimed at supporting the future skills needs of the forest and timber industry.