The ageing of Australia's 5.5 million baby boomers (born 1946–1965) will significantly
change Australian society, yet it is unclear what is known about the expectations and plans …

Every day, workforce talent is becoming harder to gain and easier to lose. A potentially lethal
mix of changing workforce demographics, reduced workforce engagement and alignment …

While most countries of destination of temporary migrants expect them to return home, it is
likely that some temporary migration will become permanent if the migrants decide that they …

Executive summary The last decade has seen a major increase in both the scale and
complexity of international population movements. The proportion of the global population …

The Productivity Commission release its research report into the 'Economic Impacts of
Migration and Population Growth'in May 2006. According to the Commission's findings …

This paper outlines the key demographic forces shaping New Zealand's future. It ranges
broadly across birth rates, life expectancy and migration to show how this converging …

OBJECTIVE: To investigate the effect of immigration on life expectancy in Australia for the
period from 1981 to 2003, and to compare life expectancy of the Australian-born population …

Introduction n Australia, like other OECD nations, there has long been recognition that in
order to be globally competitive the national economy must have ongoing access to a highly …

Australia differs from some other OECD countries in having had a sustained official
programme of attracting migrants to settle in Australia for over two centuries. The level …

Information on job openings by occupation is important for those looking for jobs, for those
contemplating education and training options and for policy makers in education and …