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This publication provides an overview of trends in the Australian labour market to support job seekers, employment service providers, career practitioners, those considering future training and people interested in labour market issues. [It] is designed to step you through all aspects of the labour market. The [Coronavirus Disease 2019] COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on the labour market and there is now more competition for jobs. Accordingly, it is more important than ever to understand what employers are looking for and to gain an understanding of the labour market that you are moving into. The publication opens with advice on finding and applying for work, and how to win a job once you have applied. This is followed by an exploration of skills emerging in the workforce as an increasing priority and the types of skills that can be transferred between different occupations. The second half of the publication provides an overview of Australia's diverse labour markets. The story of COVID-19, its impact on the labour market and the subsequent recovery is detailed for each state and territory. Comprehensive analysis outlining employment opportunities across industries and occupations is also provided.

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This publication provides advice on finding and applying for work, how to win a job once you have applied and explores a range of skills emerging in the workforce. It is designed to step you through all aspects of the labour market and help you understand what employers are looking for. It includes: advice on finding and applying for work, and how to win a job once you have applied; information on skills and occupations involved in a clean energy future; an overview of Australia's diverse labour markets; comprehensive analysis outlining employment opportunities across industries, occupations and location; and information about the National Careers Institute (NCI).

'Australian jobs 2023' also includes an overview of trends in the Australian labour market to support job seekers, employment service providers, career practitioners, those considering future training and people interested in labour market issues.

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