Jim Chalmers 2022
The Hon Dr Jim Chalmers MP
Treasurer
Better opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians
The Albanese Government will scope a new First Nations Economic Partnership with the Coalition of Peaks and other organisations to boost labour force participation and improve economic outcomes for Indigenous Australians.
After initial discussions between Treasury and the Coalition of Peaks, scoping work will commence imminently.
Turbocharging TAFE centres of excellence and accelerating apprenticeships
The Albanese Government will equip more Australians with the skills of the future by turbocharging TAFE Centres of Excellence and accelerating the take up of higher and degree apprenticeships in the priority areas of net zero, care, and digitisation.
Working Future – White Paper on jobs and opportunities
The Albanese Government today releases the Employment White Paper, Working Future – a roadmap to ensure more Australians can make the most of the big shifts underway in the economy and our society o
Interview with Kieran Gilbert, Sunday Agenda, Sky News
KIERAN GILBERT:
On the Employment White Paper to be released tomorrow, Treasurer, is it largely an analytical piece or will there be some substantial policies in it, a game plan, how many policies if so?
JIM CHALMERS:
Interview with Sabra Lane, AM, ABC Radio
SABRA LANE:
Treasurer, you're releasing this white paper today. What will the measure of success be say in 12 months and five years?
JIM CHALMERS:
Interview with Sarah Abo, Today Show, Channel 9
SARAH ABO:
Treasurer Jim Chalmers, thanks so much for your time this morning. This is a bad call.
JIM CHALMERS:
Interview with Hamish Macdonald, RN Breakfast, ABC Radio
HAMISH MACDONALD:
The Final Budget Outcome for the past financial year is a $22.1 billion surplus which is higher than expected. The government’s attributed some of that to higher wages and a strong labour market and on Monday the Treasurer will be releasing his Employment White Paper.
Interview with Peter Stefanovic, Sky News
PETER STEFANOVIC:
Do you honestly believe this (COVID) inquiry is worth its salt?
JIM CHALMERS: