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Unraveling Australia’s Labor Market Puzzle: Challenges and Solutions
October 23, 2023

In an era of unprecedented transformation within Australia's labour market, students and professionals face the challenge of securing their places in a workforce marked by fluctuating demands, dynamic skill requirements,…

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#education #Labour Market Tertiary Education
Are Bachelor’s Degrees Decreasing In Value?
October 15, 2022

Graduating soon? This one is for you. Join Hirushi, Arthur and Oliver as they explore the concept of the “parchment ceiling”, and how the once respected bachelor's degree is now being devalued by and increasing number of students opting to choose postgraduate studies in times of recession, where finding a graduate job is next to impossible.

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#Labour Market #Unimelb Development Economics Education Tertiary Education University
The World of Overworking: Japan and Australia
September 10, 2022

Through an insightful comparison between Japan and Australia, the cultural context, scale and impacts of overworking are explored by Vidhi, Phillip and Guy.

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Where are all the Workers? The Australian Labour Shortage
September 3, 2022

It's hard to walk more than a few feet in the Melbourne CBD before seeing a 'Hiring' sign. Join Jana, Sriram, and Laurel as they discuss the current troubles of the Australian Labour Market.

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#Labour Market Australia Macroeconomics
Life beyond university: Which degree will give you the best outcome?
April 25, 2022

With the graduation season coming to an end, Morgan, Vidhi and Casey explore the employment outcomes of different UniMelb degrees and the reasons behind the disparities.

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