
Labour market analyst and futurist @FutureWorking
Geelong, Victoria
Joined August 2012
- Tweets246
- Following55
- Followers57
- Likes9
Maybe more businesses should take a leaf out of this Brazilian story with a happy ending. tweetcat.net/law-firm-decide…
How do we need to report employment related data so it tells the truth and not how the politicians want to spin it? #data #employment
When are we going to do something about the state of our education systems in Australia? How many more generations of young people will pay the price for our inaction? theconversation.com/australi…
Here's an interesting take on a methodology to find out and address our behavioural problems such as fitness, school attendance, etc. How might this also help to address more anti-social behaviours?knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu/…
How did you all find 2021? Was it better or worse than you expected? What are your hopes for 2022?
theconversation.com/farewell…
Is the upcoming international climate meeting truly our last chance to save our planet and will Australia continue to resist joining other large countries to actually do something to address this critical issue? theconversation.cmail19.com/…
Dr. Jude Walker retweeted
This futuristic vertical farm in Copenhagen may use 250 times less water than normal bit.ly/3mpcFfY
These groups have been featured by the WEF for their tech solutions to educational problems. Many of them could be adapted for Australian schools, but are schools able to take the tech on? weforum.org/agenda/2021/09/e…
I'm furious about this. Not only are we watering universities down to employment factories (forgetting all of the crucial benefits of education) but now we're not even funding the universities to fill those job related courses. Grrr!!!!theconversation.cmail19.com/…
What opportunities do young people in Australia believe will be open to them in the future. How aware and active are they about climate change and massive inequality?What a shame that we haven't surveyed out young people to find out what they think. washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/…
Here's the Aust Govt's plan to move us out of COVID19. The plan,is vague but looks reasonable. However, the premise behind the plan seems to be to revert to a pre-COVID world. Why aren't we planning to normalise things like the choice to work from home?
theconversation.com/australi…
What's the impact of working from home? thenewdaily-com-au.cdn.amppr…
Let's start thinking about tools to help us navigate a COVID19 inclusive society. weforum.org/agenda/2021/04/h…
We should all be reading this report. Nice to know that Peter Costello did one good thing - creating the concept of the intergenerational reports! theconversation.com/intergen…
How do we help our young people and support them successfully through the various transition points they face in completing education and into employment? These are the main skills people will need if they are to find meaningful work in 2030.
topuniversities.com/student-…
We need to explore possible avenues to better connect young people to the labour market and to build their confidence, employability and ongoing learning.
brookings.edu/blog/the-avenu…
Some sobering data and discussion about the effects of the pandemic on women and what could be done to address this issue. weforum.org/agenda/2021/05/s…
Will the fourth industrial revolution and changes due to COVID-19 help us to become a more sustainable world?
project-syndicate.org/commen…

