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Fair Work Ombudsman (FWO)

Policy Change Priorities

  • Mandate digital payroll submission for high‑risk industries to detect wage theft early.

  • Strengthen penalties for repeat offenders and introduce public naming for systemic breaches.

  • Create a national vulnerable‑worker protection unit with multilingual support.

  • Expand proactive compliance audits in gig, hospitality, agriculture, and care sectors.

  • Integrate FWO data with migration, tax, and safety regulators for cross‑agency enforcement.

Workplace Health & Safety Regulators

Policy Change Priorities

  • National harmonisation of WHS laws to remove state‑by‑state inconsistencies.

  • Mandatory digital incident reporting with real‑time analytics.

  • Introduce national psychosocial safety standards for modern workplaces.

  • Strengthen penalties for unsafe labour‑hire practices and high‑risk industries.

  • Create a national WHS training accreditation system to ensure quality and consistency.

 

Workplace Gender Equality / Inclusion Units

Policy Change Priorities

  • Mandate gender‑pay‑gap action plans for medium and large employers.

  • Introduce national reporting on flexible‑work uptake and barriers.

  • Strengthen protections against workplace harassment with mandatory prevention training.

  • Expand support for women in STEM, Defence, and energy sectors through targeted pipelines.

  • Require intersectional workforce reporting (gender, disability, First Nations, CALD).

 

Jobs & Skills Australia (JSA)

Policy Change Priorities

  • Mandate real‑time labour‑market data sharing across states, industry, and education providers.

  • Create national workforce pipeline plans for Defence, energy, construction, health, and digital sectors.

  • Legislate a unified skills taxonomy so training, migration, and employment services use the same definitions.

  • Require annual national workforce forecasting with public dashboards for transparency.

  • Integrate JSA with Workforce Australia to close the gap between skills supply and job placement.

 

Workforce Australia / Employment Services

Policy Change Priorities

  • Shift from compliance‑driven to outcomes‑driven service delivery (employment, retention, skills gain).

  • Introduce tiered service models for youth, long‑term unemployed, and regional communities.

  • Replace outdated points‑based activation systems with personalised digital pathways.

  • Mandate provider performance transparency through public scorecards.

  • Integrate employment services with JSA and TAFE to create seamless training‑to‑employment pipelines.

Workplace Relations / Industrial Relations

Policy Change Priorities

  • Simplify awards and agreements to reduce complexity for small and medium businesses.

  • Strengthen wage‑theft enforcement powers with mandatory digital payroll records.

  • Modernise dispute‑resolution processes with digital lodgement, triage, and fast‑track pathways.

  • Create a national framework for gig‑economy workers covering safety, minimum standards, and insurance.

  • Introduce portable entitlements for industries with high mobility (care, construction, gig work).

 

Fair Work Commission (FWC)

Policy Change Priorities

  • Digitise all case‑management systems to reduce delays and improve transparency.

  • Introduce statutory timeframes for dispute resolution to prevent backlog growth.

  • Expand arbitration powers for systemic underpayment and unsafe‑work matters.

  • Require annual reporting on dispute trends to inform national policy.

  • Create a unified IR knowledge hub for workers and employers.

Labour Hire & Employment Standards

Policy Change Priorities

  • National labour‑hire licensing scheme with consistent standards.

  • Mandatory transparency of labour‑hire rates compared to direct‑hire rates.

  • Introduce portable leave entitlements for labour‑hire workers.

  • Strengthen enforcement against sham contracting and phoenixing.

  • Create a national employer‑verification system to prevent exploitation.

National Workforce Capability Board

A unified board ensuring every state and territory drives capability, placements, and workforce reform.

Board Structure

  • National Chair – Workforce Commissioner

  • Deputy Chair – First Nations Capability Lead

State & Territory Representatives

  • Victoria – Industry & Workforce Integration

  • New South Wales – Skills & Training Systems

  • Queensland – Regional Workforce & Resources

  • Western Australia – Mining, Energy & Engineering

  • South Australia – Defence & Manufacturing

  • Tasmania – Community & Regional Development

  • Northern Territory – First Nations Employment & On‑Country

  • ACT – Public Sector & National Systems

Board Mandate

  • Align AUTS, TAFE, universities, and industry

  • Oversee national workforce forecasting

  • Approve employer partnerships and placement standards

  • Ensure cultural safety and First Nations governance

  • Coordinate Justice → Employment transitions

  • Monitor Fair Work compliance and workplace safety

  • Drive regional workforce development

 

Outcome

A unified national employment system that:

  • Protects workers

  • Strengthens sovereign capability

  • Reduces fragmentation

  • Supports regional and First Nations communities

  • Ensures Australian skills meet Australian needs

  • Builds a future‑ready workforce for Defence, Energy, Infrastructure, and Industry

Employment & Workplace Relations – Integrated National Capability Model

Purpose

A national employment system that protects Australian workers, strengthens sovereign capability, reduces fragmentation, and ensures every state and territory contributes to a unified workforce pipeline.

 

Upgraded Policy Framework

These upgrades reflect the full content of your Employment reform pages and align with themes emphasised by One Nation and People First (e.g., national capability, worker protection, regional development, practical skills, reduced bureaucracy).

Workforce Capability & Sovereignty

  • National pipelines for engineering, trades, cyber, logistics, health, aged care

  • Stronger focus on sovereign manufacturing, energy independence, and Defence capability

  • Workforce planning integrated with Infrastructure, Energy, Defence, Industry, Education

Fair Work Modernisation

  • Faster dispute resolution

  • Stronger protections for gig‑economy and vulnerable workers

  • Digital compliance tools to reduce exploitation

  • Reduced red tape for small and medium employers

Employment Pathways

  • AUTS → Employment transition pipeline

  • Apprenticeships, micro‑credentials, and employer‑aligned training

  • Regional workforce programs to fix shortages outside metro areas

  • Justice → Employment pathways with wage‑based restitution

Cost‑of‑Living & Family Stability

  • Employment programs tied to housing, mental health, and family support

  • Regional job creation to reduce pressure on major cities

Migration & Workforce Balance

  • Workforce planning that considers migration impacts on wages, housing, and job availability

  • Australian‑first workforce priority language (non‑discriminatory, capability‑focused)

First Nations Employment

  • Elders‑led mentoring

  • On‑Country employment pathways

  • Cultural safety standards for all employers

 

Cross‑Portfolio Integration

Employment becomes the central engine connecting all capability portfolios.

Education → Employment

  • AUTS micro‑credentials

  • Digital literacy, English, numeracy

  • Industry‑aligned training streams

Justice → Employment

  • Education in custody

  • Remote work readiness

  • Reduced‑sentence pathways

  • Wage‑based restitution

  • Structured placements

Defence → Employment

  • ADF Reserve pathways

  • Cyber, logistics, engineering pipelines

  • Defence‑aligned micro‑credentials

Social Services → Employment

  • Housing, mental health, addiction support

  • Reintegration services

  • Family stability programs

Industry & Science → Employment

  • Sovereign manufacturing

  • Innovation hubs

  • Future‑industry capability

Infrastructure & Energy → Employment

  • Super‑Grid workforce

  • Construction, transport, renewables

  • Regional capability hubs

First Nations → Employment

  • Community‑led governance

  • Cultural safety

  • On‑Country training and jobs

 

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