Regional matters 2005 - industry and skills

Regional Matters 2005 - Industry and Skills

Victorian regions have a diverse range of primary and secondary industries. These industries in turn create a demand for a diverse range of labour and skills. Attracting and retaining the right skills in the right region are some of the challenges specific to regional industries and communities.

Regional Matters Chapters

Regional Matters Home	Changing Populations	Community Wellbeing	Servicing Communities	Land and People
Water in Dry Land	Coastal Development	Energy Choices	Portfolio Index	Reference Maps

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Issues

An integrated picture of Industry and Skills (PDF - 26 Kb)	Regional industry (PDF - 329 Kb)
Primary and secondary industry (PDF - 105 Kb)	Construction and service sectors (PDF - 2.4 Mb)
Diversification of regional economies (PDF - 2.5 Mb)	Concentration of skilled workers (PDF - 2.6 Mb)
Skills shortages (PDF - 96 Kb)	Ageing of the workforce (PDF - 2.1 Mb)
Seasonal labour requirements (PDF - 180 Kb)	Spatial skills shortages (PDF - 2.7 Mb)
Attraction and retention of skilled workers (PDF - 748 Kb)	Housing and the attraction of skilled labour (PDF - 1.4 Mb)
Importing skills (PDF - 1.5 Mb)	Education and training 1 (PDF - 1.1 Mb)
Education and training 2 (PDF - 485 Kb)

Linked Topics

The landscape 1750 to 2000 (PDF - 48 Kb)
Land value economic (PDF - 982 Kb)
Changing age structure (PDF - 1.5 Mb)
Peak populations (PDF - 530 Kb)
Diversity and inclusion 1 (PDF - 1.0 Mb)
Education (PDF - 2.5 Mb)
Changing age structure (PDF - 1.5 Mb)

Regional Atlas Information Links

Portfolio Index

Reference Maps

References

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