Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has outlined his commitment to improving Australia’s job economy at the National Press Club this morning.
The Prime Minister said the upcoming jobs summit will not be the end of the conversation about improving Australia’s job economy.
“We’re working to a plan and I’m hopeful there will be some immediate actions coming out of the summit we can work to implement, but Friday is not the end of the story,” he said. “For us, the principle is straight forward. We want every Australian to have the opportunity and skills to find a secure job with fair pay in a safe workplace.”
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