Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has addressed the Jobs and Skills Summit, saying compromises will need to be negotiated and sacrifices will need to be made.
“Of course, I don’t expect us to solve every problem and fix every issue before tomorrow afternoon, nor do I imagine everyone will be happy with every outcome,” Mr Albanese said.
“If we can get it right, if we can seek out the points of consensus rather than reasons for disagreement, the results will certainly be worth it.”
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