Working Labour And Engineering Based Careers For This Generation

Australia like many 1st world countries is experiencing an ageing workforce. Couples are having fewer children and later in their life, to assist couples the government has introduced a Baby Bonus payment, increase Child Care payments and has an immigration policy targeted to supplement the declining birth rate.

The Indigenous health workforce (doctors, nurses etc.) remains disproportionately low when compared to the number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders that make up the Australian population.

The Australian healthcare system has been evolving since the beginning of the colonisation of Australia. Today, Australia has an extremely efficient healthcare system although it still has several issues. The influencing factors, structure, and current issues of the Australian healthcare system will be throughly discussed and explained in this essay.

The Australian health care system is a highly functioning and accessible system based on universal principles of access and equity. In this essay I will discuss the historical evolution and current structure of our health system, identifying current health service models of delivery and look at its strengths, weaknesses, policies and health priorities currently in Australia. I will discuss the roles of government and non-government health services in service provision and funding sources of Australian health. We will get a better insight of the role of standards for residential aged care and look into a broad range of professions that consumers may engage with in health service delivery, their roles and functions of each profession.

The topic that I have chosen to research for the duration of this assignment is Urban living and Working conditions. Foreigners migrated to Australia because of the term ‘ the working mans paradise’. But that was only because of the eight-hour day, which was commonly inconceivable as well as other benefits that were un-available in foreign countries such as Europe.

PART A: Pyrmont is a bustling neighborhood with great restaurants, cafes, parks and beautiful gardens. The local government area is located in the City of Sydney and is an important part of the Darling Harbour region. Housing in Pyrmont is identified by high-density apartments, industrial high-rise buildings, affordable housing and heritage cottages. Pyrmont has a “land area of 27km per hectare” (City Of Sydney, 2014) with approximately 124 people living per hectare, showing evidence of urban consolidation and a large population in the city. The demographics of Pyrmont convey a multicultural and proficient civilization with the demographics conveying that only “39.5% residents are born in Australia” (Australian

Blacktown’s economic competitiveness is vulnerable by an inadequate supply of knowledge-intensive industries and also a supply of the required labour in the local government areas. This is evident in a record of statistical data relating to the number of people in Blacktown employed in management and professional occupation. In comparison to Blacktown to the rest of Sydney, it is conveyed that Blacktown city is significantly less by reading the analysis of the employment status of people aged 18 to 24 years (as a percentage of the labour force) in

Australia evidently is not the ‘lucky country’ for the vast majority of people living there. Australia has potential to be the ‘lucky country’ for everyone living there but we choose to not embrace their cultural values and attitudes that these marginalized groups contribute to the ‘lucky country’. These marginalized citizens have been sidelined on the terms of development and social amenities and have been are vulnerable to social injustices and human discomforts, hence making these groups disadvantaged in most aspects of life. So, once again, is Australia the lucky country? Well maybe not for all.

With the expansion of Australia urbanization occurred to improve the living conditions as well as providing more opportunities for jobs in factories, but in some cases urbanisation only made things worse specifically the poorer and more vulnerable people in

Key Historical, Key political and Key socio-cultural influence that have shaped healthcare access in contemporary Australian society.

Post World War II immigrants from northern European society have resulted in many different nationalities moving to Australia. The northern European migrants faced many different challenges before coming to Australia and moving to Australia, let alone the challenge of adapting to the Australian lifestyle. However, they have largely contributed in the nation’s multiculturalism, which still lasts today. This essay will outline how the northern European migrants contributed in Australia’s industrial progress, the causes and effects for these immigrants migrating to Australia and the impact they have made on Australian society. Between 1945 and 1965 more than two million settlers migrated to Australia. All of the different people from all over the world have made Australia their home and shaped it to be the country it is today.

Recently the Age published an article referring to the truth that youth unemployment in Melbourne’s outer suburbs is getting worse (Perkins 2015).

Matthew Hancock MP Minister of state for skills and Enterprise Apprenticeships; FE and 16-19 careers.

Have I made a wrong decision about entering the workforce at an early age and regret not going to college after I graduate from high school? The answer is simply no. My late teenage years throughout the late twenties were all about waking up early in the morning, grab a cup of coffee, and going to work. The reason why I worked was because our family had financially turbulent times and I wanted to support my parents. Because of the situation that I was in, I was able to work harder and experience the different types of workplaces. As a result, I have developed time management, communication skills and taking responsibility. The experience has been satisfying, but I felt that in order to achieve more goals in life I must pursue higher education.

In the past quarter the unemployment rate in South Australia has remained steady at 5.6% (Australian Bureau of Statistics, 2009) but this figure is volatile and may increase next month. The youth unemployment rate, however, in South Australia remains at 21.9% with the Western and Northern suburbs having significantly higher