Through our extensive research, we provide recommendations that advance our advocacy agenda to help reform, reshape and revitalise the Greater Perth region.
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During 2020-2021, the Future of Work project will focus on equipping WA and its people for the changing world of work.
The genesis for the project came from discussions with members, many of who were contemplating the future of work given technological uptake, disruption and automation and what this would mean for Perth and its people.
Our latest FACTBase Bulletin - The Relationship between Human Capital and Employment in Greater Perth and Western Australia identifies trends in human capital within Greater Perth since 2001 and considers how changes are linked to trends in economic growth, employment and industries of employment.
FACTBase Bulletin 73 - Making Strategic Jobs Count: Addressing Issues of Spatial Inequality
Our latest FACTBase Bulletin - Making Strategic Jobs Count: Addressing Issues of Spatial Inequality explores the employment planning target that has been used to shape job and housing distribution throughout Greater Perth over the past 60 years – the self-sufficiency ratio of Greater Perth’s (Metropolitan and Peel region) planning schemes.
The Committee has commissioned market research firm Ipsos to conduct independent research into the future of Western Australia's work and workforce surveying more than 1,000 people across all walks of life in the state plus more than 40 senior business leaders.
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Membership is open to all businesses, local government and professional and industry organisations.
The Committee For Perth acknowledges the traditional custodians throughout Western Australia and their continuing connection to the land, waters and community. We pay our respects to all members of the Aboriginal communities and their cultures; and to Elders both past and present.
