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Master Builders Australia (PDF - 884k)
Submission 41 for Skills And Workforce Development Agreement View full list
Submission to the Productivity Commission. Review of the National Agreement on Skills and. Workforce Development. December 2019. Master Builders Australia â Submission â Review of the NASWD â December 2019. © Master Builders Australia Limited
Date received: 20 Dec 2019
NSW Government (PDF - 301k)
Submission 48 for Skills And Workforce Development Agreement View full list
NSW Government. nsw.gov.au. NSW Government Submission to the Australian Government Productivity Commissionâs Review of the National Agreement for Skills and Workforce Development. December 2019. NSW Government Submission to the Australian
Date received: 20 Dec 2019
Literacy for Life Foundation (PDF - 1833k)
Submission 37 for Skills And Workforce Development Agreement View full list
Literacy for Life Foundation ACN 163 634 777. Level 22, 135 King Street, Sydney NSW 2000 lflf.org.au. T: 61 2 9322 2120 E: info@lflf.org.au. 20/12/19. To the Commissioners,. Please accept this initial submission for consideration as you prepare your
Date received: 20 Dec 2019
Skills Impact (PDF - 723k)
Submission 28 for Skills And Workforce Development Agreement View full list
Productivity Commission Response to the Issues Paper. From Skills Impact. 20 December 2020. Submission to the Productivity Commission 20 December 2019 Page 2 of 35 Skills Impact. Contents Information Request 1. 3 Information Request 2. 4 Information
Date received: 20 Dec 2019
Charles Darwin University (PDF - 3513k)
Submission 44 for Skills And Workforce Development Agreement View full list
Office of the Vice-Chancellor and President. P 08 8946 6040 E vc@cdu.edu.au. Commissioner Mr Jonathan Cappel/Commissioner Mr Malcolm Roberts Productivity Commission GPO Box 1428 Canberra ACT 2601. 19 December 2019. Dear Commissioner
Date received: 19 Dec 2019
Innovative Research Universities (PDF - 232k)
Submission 25 for Skills And Workforce Development Agreement View full list
Charles Darwin University // Flinders University // Griffith University //James Cook University // La Trobe University // Murdoch University // Western Sydney University. iru.edu.au. Review of the Skills and workforce development agreement The
Date received: 19 Dec 2019
Queensland Nurses and Midwivesâ Union (QNMU) (PDF - 350k)
Submission 15 for Skills And Workforce Development Agreement View full list
1. Submission to. Productivity Commission. December, 2019. Skills and Workforce Development Agreement. 2. Contents Introduction. 3. Recommendations. 3. Information request 1. 4. Information request 2. 4. Information request 3. 5. Information request
Date received: 19 Dec 2019
Committee for Melbourne (PDF - 318k)
Submission 13 for Skills And Workforce Development Agreement View full list
ANZAC House. Level 4, 4 Collins Street. Melbourne VIC 3000. melbourne.org.au. T 61 (3) 9650 8800. E cfm@melbourne.org.au. ABN 56 203 402 373. Shaping Melbourne's future. Thank you for the opportunity to contribute to the Productivity Commission,
Date received: 19 Dec 2019
Motor Trade Association SA/NT (MTA SA/NT) (PDF - 571k)
Submission 18 for Skills And Workforce Development Agreement View full list
Page | 1. SUBMISSION. Australian Government. Productivity Commission. Issues Paper:. Skills and Workforce. Development Agreement. 19 December 2019. Page 2 of 12. Heavy Vehicle Regulatory Impact Statement. 1. Contents 1. Contents. 2. 2. Background.
Date received: 19 Dec 2019
WA Government (PDF - 897k)
Submission 20 for Skills And Workforce Development Agreement View full list
WESTERN AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT SUBMISSION TO THE PRODUCTIVITY. COMMISSION REVIEW OF THE NATIONAL AGREEMENT ON SKILLS AND. WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT. 1. OVERVIEW AND SUMMARY. This submission addresses key themes presented in the Productivity Commission's
Date received: 19 Dec 2019
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