The age-old problem

Article Abstract:

An analysis of the workforce in Australia reveals that almost 48% is in the age group of 55 to 64, implying that once the old guards retire there will be a severe shortage of skilled labor in the country. While Australia is better placed in this regard when compared to countries like Britain, USA and New Zealand, it still must find a solution to the impending skill shortage.

Other General Government Support, Retirements (Honors), Demographic aspects, Labor supply, Labor force, Retirement, Skilled labor, Labour force, Skilled labour

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The new mandarins

Article Abstract:

The role of Public Service servants in Australia is discussed. It is reported that more appointments are made from outside the Public Service, as this could tend to increase the degree of loyalty to the government.

Public service employment, Public sector

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No more easy money

Article Abstract:

The downward trends of the Reserve Bank of Australia's profits, sources of its income are discussed.

Sales, profits & dividends, Company sales and earnings, Company earnings/profit, National banks, Australia. Reserve Bank of Australia

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