Response to the Department of Home Affairs consultation on managing Australia's migrant intake
This is the Business Council response to the Department of Home Affairs’ consultation on Managing Australia’s Migrant Intake.
Read moreThis is the Business Council response to the Department of Home Affairs’ consultation on Managing Australia’s Migrant Intake.
Read moreThe Business Council of Australia has made a submission to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) on the following three documents:
Read moreThis is the Business Council’s submission to the Victorian Economic, Education, Jobs and Skills Committee’s Inquiry into career advice activities in Victorian schools.
Read moreThis is the Business Council’s submission to the Senate Education and Employment Committees’ inquiry into Migration Amendment (Skilling Australians Fund) Bill 2017, and the Migration (Skilling Australians Fund) Charges Bill...
Read moreDigital innovation is having a profound impact on our society and our economy. To realise the benefits of digital innovation, we require policy settings and business leadership that enable Australia...
Read moreThis is a Business Council submission to the Department of Employment consultation on thelisting of occupations on the Short Term Skilled Occupation List (STSOL) and Medium and Long-term Strategic Skills...
Read moreThe Business Council has vocally supported the introduction of a Modern Slavery Act in Australia. Australians deserve to have confidence that the supply chains and production processes for our products...
The Business Council’s submission to the Department of Immigration and Border Protection on visa simplification supports the government’s aims to reduce the number of visas and makes recommendations for a...
The Business Council’s submission supports the consolidation of Australia’s 32 federal business registers and improved public access to information contained in business registers. The proliferation of registries and the inability...
The Business Council has made a submission that supports the introduction of a new fuel efficiency standard of 105gCO2/km by 2025 for all new light vehicles in Australia. Like all...