In the grand scheme of boosting jobs in Queensland, the economy is quite clearly the driver for growth. It’s pleasing to report, then, that the Sunshine State’s economic prospects have been particularly strong as of late, and the future is looking even brighter, according to Deloitte.
The Queensland government is investing in bringing the state’s health system into the modern age, and creating ample opportunities for apprenticeships and traineeships in the process.
The Queensland government has announced a round of funding to bring the state’s oldest renewable energy facilities up to scratch. While authorities and organisations focus on funding new buildings and equipment to create new job opportunities in Queensland, the ongoing maintenance of these facilities is providing a good opportunity for apprentices and trainees to learn on the job.
In the digital era, many would believe that printing services have died. However, from large-scale physical advertising to mail house printing, there’s ample support for an argument that the sector has simply refocused.
The state government has announced that the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) will provide significant employment opportunities in Queensland, with jobs available across a variety of sectors.
Growth in south-east Queensland’s construction sector may cause the state’s jobseekers to move to Brisbane and the surrounding areas.
The Toowoomba Second Range Crossing looks set to go ahead after the Nexus consortium signed contracts confirming it will deliver the landmark project.
The Queensland government is celebrating the benefits of the vocational education and training (VET) sector with the launch of National Skills Week.
Ergon Energy has announced plans to ramp up its renewable energy activities, which is expected to increase job opportunities in Queensland.
Merchandise exports have risen significantly over the last 12 months, with the value of goods sold to overseas buyers rising 19.3 per cent year on year.
