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North Eastern Victoria Priority Employment Area

The Active Participation Model was implemented on 1 July 2003 as part of the third Job Network Employment Services Contract.

Finding Pathways to Employment: Some Useful Facts

Senate Order 192, the Murray Order, requires agencies to publish a list of all Contracts contracts entered into by the agency which have not been fully performed or which have been entered into during the previous twelve months, and which provides

North West/Northern Tasmania and Burnie – Presentation – September 2013

A presentation of the Gladstone ESA survey findings

Report on the labour market outcomes in the Central Victoria Priority Employment Area following the Survey conducted in November 2013

Presentation given in Ballarat on 13 June 2014 on the labour market outcomes in the Central Victoria Priority Employment Area following the Survey conducted in November 2013

Presentation given in Bendigo on 13 June 2014 on the labour market outcomes in the Central Victoria Priority Employment Area following the Survey conducted in November 2013

Report on the labour market outcomes in the Illawarra Priority Employment Area following the Survey conducted in April 2014

March quarter data for job seeker compliance

Quarterly report containing information about post Employment Services Outcomes achieved for Jobs, Land and Economy Programme.

Quarterly report containing information about post Labour Market Assistance Outcomes achieved for Job Services Australia.

Quarterly report containing information about post Labour Market Assistance Outcomes achieved for Disability Employment Services.

Quarterly report containing information about post Labour Market Assistance Outcomes achieved for Indigenous Employment Programme

Employment labour market publication aimed at providing information as well as "mythbusting" Australian Labour Market information with a particular focus on overseas audiences.

Procedural Order of Continuing Effect Number 12 requires each Department to publish a list of the titles of all relevant files, including new parts of existing files, created in the preceding six months commencing on 1 January and on 1 July.

The Senate passed a motion by Senator Brian Harradine containing a detailed Order for the regular tabling in the Senate of lists of departmental files.