The Albanese government will commit an extra $41 million to TAFE over the next six years. The figures are part of the employment white paper, released by Treasurer Jim Chalmers on Monday, which will become the framework for Labor’s jobs strategy. The employment roadmap will act as a guide for the government as it formulates policy strategy on a number of fronts. The government will also establish a national skills passport, making it easier for workers to demonstrate their formal qualifications. It will include five main themes.
The Albanese government will commit an extra $41 million to TAFE over the next six years.
The figures are part of the employment white paper, released by Treasurer Jim Chalmers on Monday, which will become the framework for Labor’s jobs strategy. The employment roadmap will act as a guide for the government as it formulates policy strategy on a number of fronts. The government will also establish a national skills passport, making it easier for workers to demonstrate their formal qualifications.
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