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Effects of temporary migration
In 2019 CEDA released a report to better understand the role that migrants, specifically temporary migrants, play in Australia’s economy.

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Sustainable budgets: underwriting Australia’s social compact

Sustainable budgets: underwriting Australia’s social compact
In 2019, CEDA released a research report that outlines priorities to deliver ongoing Federal Budget surpluses and debt reduction.

Connecting people with progress: securing future economic development

Connecting people with progress: securing future economic development
CEDA's research report explores how we can realise better social and economic outcomes for Australians in the decades to come.

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Reimagining value-based healthcare
Speaking at a CEDA event in Sydney, Grattan Institute Health Program Director, Dr Stephen Duckett, asked how can traditional models of healthcare be realigned to emphasise value to the consumer and achieve better patient outcomes?

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Higher education funding at odds with skills gap shortages and future workforce requirements
Funding for the higher education sector is at odds with skills gap shortages and future workforce requirements, a CEDA audience has heard at the higher education sector review in Adelaide....Read More

Preparing Australian workers for the job market of the future
With the number of unskilled roles shrinking and underemployment on the rise, Workskil Australia Chief Executive Officer, Nicole Dwyer, told a CEDA audience in Perth that a renewed focus on training workers in areas of need could significantly improve employment outcomes....Read More

Constant reviews to temporary migration erode confidence in the system: CEDA CEO
Australia’s temporary migration system has been subject to constant reviews which damage community trust in the system and disrupt workforce planning for business, CEDA CEO Melinda Cilento has told a CEDA audience. ...Read More

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08/08/2019
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Hold the Tim Tams and put better outcomes on the COAG menu
Ahead of the Council of Australian Governments' Meeting in Cairns, CEDA Chief Economist Jarrod Ball explains how COAG should refocus its priorities to effect meaningful change.  

23/07/2019
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Temporary skilled migration not just good for business
Following the release of Effects of temporary migration, CEDA CEO, Melinda Cilento examines how building an efficient and transparent temporary skilled migration scheme is in everyone’s interests. 

16/07/2019
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Australia is at a crossroads with temporary migration discourse and policy
To coincide with CEDA’s research report Effects of temporary migration, Fragomen Practice Leader and Director of Government Relations (Asia Pacific), Justin Gibbs explains why Australia needs to ensure that future temporary migration policy positions and rhetoric are appropriately challenged.

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CEDA in the newsSEE ALL

Funding overhaul a block on skills says SA Uni vice chancellor
The Australian, Wednesday 21 Aug 2019

Australia s outdated official job list leaves students businesses in limbo trying to get visas
ABC News, Saturday 17 Aug 2019

Visa rules disadvantage WA business
Business News WA, Wednesday 14 Aug 2019

How Mackenzie turned BHP into a force for good
Australian Financial Review, Friday 09 Aug 2019

Australian workforce gaps grow in areas like cyber security
The Advertiser, Tuesday 06 Aug 2019

Agriculture poised to be major beneficiary from Indonesia agreement
The Advertiser, Wednesday 24 Jul 2019

Bridging visa blow out now bigger than Hobart and Government expects it to keep growing
ABC News, Wednesday 24 Jul 2019

457 visas did more good than harm says CEDA
IT News, Tuesday 16 Jul 2019

Temporary skilled migration has not undercut Australian jobs or conditions report finds
The Guardian, Monday 15 Jul 2019

Migrant fears unfounded but more transparency needed CEDA
Sydney Morning Herald, Monday 15 Jul 2019

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