Through our extensive research, we provide recommendations that advance our advocacy agenda to help reform, reshape and revitalise the Greater Perth region.
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During 2020-2021, the Future of Work project focused on equipping WA and its people for the changing world of work.
The genesis for the project came from discussions with members, many of who were contemplating the future of work given technological uptake, disruption and automation and what this would mean for Perth and its people.
The purpose of the Committee for Perth’s Future of Work research project was to build a comprehensive understanding of how technology and automation combined with relevant global and workforce megatrends are impacting jobs, skill requirements and industry needs in Perth and the State.
The Future of Work: Equipping WA and its people to lead the Nation in the future world of work
Following 12 months of concerted effort to understand the impacts of the global COVID-19 pandemic, technology uptake and other forces of disruption, the report provides five key findings and outlines two scenarios, and makes 22 recommendations that aim to position the State at the forefront of change.
Our latest FACTBase Bulletin - The Role of Leadership in Maintaining Employee Wellbeing and Performance under COVID-19 Restrictions underlines the role of leadership and other organisational factors in maintaining employee wellbeing and performance, in particular for those working remotely from the office.
FACTBase Bulletin 75 - The Impacts of COVID-19 on Western Australia and Greater Perth
Our latest FACTBase Bulletin - The Impacts of COVID-19 on Western Australia and Greater Perth compares the actual effects of the pandemic to the predicted impacts, and examines variations in economic, social and workplace outcomes between different states, territories and cities in Australia with a focus on Greater Perth and Western Australia
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The Committee For Perth acknowledges the traditional custodians throughout Western Australia and their continuing connection to the land, waters and community. We pay our respects to all members of the Aboriginal communities and their cultures; and to Elders both past and present.
