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Through our research, the Commission contributes to the public debate and encourages informed policy discussion.

The Commission has a statutory mandate to conduct a program of research to support its inquiries, annual reporting and other responsibilities, including promoting community awareness and understanding of various productivity and regulatory issues.

Engineers Australia (PDF - 383k)

Submission 85 for Productivity Inquiry (2023) View full list


Review how programs can be supported that assist engineers returning to the workforce after a career break. ... Certification queries. 6. ‘Flight risk’concerns. 7. Tendency to hire from personal ‘networks’for senior roles.

Date received: 7 Oct 2022

Australian Investment Council - re: The Key to Prosperity (PDF - 464k)

Submission 83 for Productivity Inquiry (2023) View full list


The most comprehensive of the recent reviews is the 2010 Australia’s Future Tax System (AFTS) Review, led by former Treasury Secretary, Dr Ken Henry and the Johnson review, also from ... Removing red tape and introducing greater efficiencies drive

Date received: 6 Oct 2022

PEXA (PDF - 317k)

Submission 82 for Productivity Inquiry (2023) View full list


a range of analogous domains. The review should include consultation with representatives of. ... independent brand research in December 2021, receiving the following feedback from its users:. •

Date received: 6 Oct 2022

Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) (PDF - 447k)

Submission 76 for Productivity Inquiry (2023) View full list


The benefits of enhancing domestic capabilities include:. • Sufficient independent capabilities to be considered a valued partner by those we want to ally with. • ... Recent incidents, such as compromises of the Australian parliamentary network,

Date received: 7 Sep 2022

Comments made to the Productivity inquiry (PDF - 119k)

Submission C1 for Productivity Inquiry (2023) View full list


up-to-date technology for staff and clients. Substandard ICT was also identified as a problem by the Independent Review of the APS (APS Review), which found that the. ... The Goldacre review in the UK provides. useful detail on the problems and potential

Date received: 2 Sep 2022

Universities Australia (PDF - 1063k)

Submission 70 for Productivity Inquiry (2023) View full list


per cent) and job applicants not having the required skills or qualifications (66 per cent). ... This is four percentage points higher than projected jobs growth overall (7.8 per cent).

Date received: 26 Apr 2022

Australian Investment Council (AIC) (PDF - 604k)

Submission 63 for Productivity Inquiry (2023) View full list


flow of foreign capital that supports the growth of businesses and jobs in the innovation economy. ... This is highlighted in the Council’s latest Future Jobs Barometer, 9 published in March 2022, which shows 5331 job vacancies in the VC-backed

Date received: 31 Mar 2022

KPMG (PDF - 1704k)

Submission 60 for Productivity Inquiry (2023) View full list


All rights reserved. The KPMG name and logo are trademarks used under license by the independent member firms of the KPMG global organisation. ... Conversely, it will shift the focus to the infrastructure that enables digital activities, such as the

Date received: 30 Mar 2022

Primary Focus (PDF - 417k)

Submission 56 for Productivity Inquiry (2023) View full list


Further, the PC stated that “the next 5 yearly Productivity Review (i.e. ... outcomes.”. Despite the strong evidence in the 2017 Shifting the Dial Productivity Review supporting.

Date received: 30 Mar 2022

Tech Council of Australia (TCA) (PDF - 831k)

Submission 51 for Productivity Inquiry (2023) View full list


Therefore, we welcome the opportunity to contribute to the early direction of this important review. ... In our ‘Roadmap to One Million Tech Jobs Report’, we noted the importance of:.

Date received: 24 Mar 2022