Inquiries
Public inquiries and commissioned studies give the opportunity for all points of view in the community to be heard and considered. All individuals, firms, groups and organisations with an interest in an inquiry can participate in the inquiry.
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Glen Daly (PDF - 50k)
Submission 5 for Migrant Intake Into Australia View full list
It is rather sad that we have to have an enquiry into Australia's insane migration level. Still, I suppose, in this time of high unemployment (mostly due to an insane migrant intake), it does provide employment to people who would otherwise be
Date received: 6 May 2015
Margit Alm (PDF - 93k)
Submission 3 for Migrant Intake Into Australia View full list
Migrant Intake into Australia. Productivity Commission. Issues Paper. May 2015. Below please accept my personal opinion on this issue:. Australiaâs Carrying Capacity: The core point to be addressed is the question of how big a population Australia
Date received: 5 May 2015
Alexander Finch (PDF - 141k)
Submission 4 for Migrant Intake Into Australia View full list
Productivity Commission: Public Submission on Migrant Intake. Name: Alexander Finch. I believe Australiaâs economic model is flawed, unsustainable and ultimately deflationary: massive residential construction fed by high net migration and paid for
Date received: 5 May 2015
Terje Petersen (PDF - 142k)
Submission 2 for Migrant Intake Into Australia View full list
Page 1 of 2. Submission to the Productivity Commission âMigrant Intake into Australiaâ. by Terje Petersen 4 May 2015. This submission fully supports Australia adopting an immigration tariff as an alternative to the existing quota based approach
Date received: 4 May 2015
Jason Potts (PDF - 58k)
Submission 1 for Migrant Intake Into Australia View full list
Proposal: On the prospect of using income contingent loans, used by the federal Government, and administered through the Federal income tax system, as a solution to equity concerns associated with a move to a tariff-
Date received: 30 Apr 2015
Department of Infrastructure and Regional Development (PDF - 213k)
Submission 54 for Mutual Recognition Schemes View full list
DEPARTMENT OF INFRASTRUCTURE AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT. SUBMISSION TO THE. PRODUCTIVITY COMMISSION. REVIEW OF THE MUTUAL RECOGNITION AGREEMENT AND TRANS- TASMAN MUTUAL RECOGNITION ARRANGEMENT. 28 APRIL 2015. RESPONSE TO THE REVIEW. Introduction. The
Date received: 29 Apr 2015
Anthony Forsyth (PDF - 121k)
Submission 251 for Workplace Relations Framework View full list
RMIT UNIVERSITY. Graduate School of Business &Law 379 Russell Street Melbourne Vic 3000 Tel. 61 3 99250133 Fax 61 3 99250147 GPO Box 2476 Melbourne VIC 3001 Australia ⢠www. rm it.edu.au. 27 April 2015. Workplace Relations Framework Productivity
Date received: 27 Apr 2015
Co Invest Limited as Trustee for the Victorian Construction Industry Long Service Leave Fund (PDF - 154k)
Submission 202 for Workplace Relations Framework View full list
LONG SERVICE LEAVE 478 Albert street East Melbourne, Victoria 3002. T 61 3 9664 7602 T 1300 COINVEST F 61 3 9663 7390 info@coinvest.com.au. GPO Box 4368 Melbourne, Victoria 3001. www.coinvest.com.au 23 March 2015. Workplace Relations Framework
Date received: 24 Apr 2015
Name Withheld (PDF - 52k)
Submission 1 for Service Exports View full list
20 April 2015 Dear Commissioner,. This is a submission in response to the Issues Paper "Barriers in Services Exports" dated April 2015 I, Name withheld read on the Internet in April 2015. I am an Australian citizen. As a member (by exam) of the
Date received: 20 Apr 2015
eChenn (PDF - 143k)
Submission 208 for Workplace Relations Framework View full list
APRIL 14, 2015. The Australian Government Productivity Commission. ENQUIRY â WORKPLACE RELATIONS FRAMEWORK. Dear Sir,. My company works in the area of small business. It provides payroll and roster systems to its clients, and I offer consulting to
Date received: 14 Apr 2015
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