Why businesses should hire refugees amid Australia’s labour shortage
Amid the labour shortage, Australia has an untapped talent pool of workers: refugees who have settled here and are urgently looking for work.
By Pilar Rioseco, Australian Institute of Family Studies and John De Maio, Australian Institute of Family Studies
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By Jarrod Ormiston, Maastricht University
While on the run from war, persecution and natural disasters, refugees are actually helping ot…
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More than 200 hundred founders, entrepreneurs, developers and investors have come together to come up with innovative ways to help refugees …
The Melbourne tech and startup sectors will be uniting in April to come up with innovative new ways to help refugees settle in the community…
