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The Anticipating Future Skills Series combines economic modelling with scenarios to produce employment projections for regions, industries, occupations and qualification levels.

Jobs Queensland is researching future work and what it will mean for Queensland, including Future work, future jobs: Preparing Queensland for the evolution of work report, a social research project, Future of Work literature review, and Future of

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Jobs Queensland is partnering with regions to develop workforce plans and initiatives to support “grow your own” (GYO) workforces and cross-sector skills development.

Jobs Queensland and Business Chamber Queensland‘s Workforce Planning Connect equips you with the tools for building workforce planning capabilities in business.

Use this interactive dashboard for employment projections at region, industry, occupation and qualification levels, along with replacement demand data.

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Each Regional Jobs Committee is supported by Jobs Queensland and can draw upon our research and industry engagement to help identify their region’s unique workforce and inform training and investment needs.

The workforce planning connect resources provide practical tips and tools on how to develop and implement a workforce plan for your business. It can be used by people who have never undertaken workforce planning before, as well as those who may have

Regional Workforce Planning Guide. Regional Workforce Planning Guide. Economic development is a key priority throughout Queensland as a mechanism for building the strength and resilience of regions. Investing in developing a skilled workforce is an