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Three fast fixes for the jobs summit

Migration targets, female participation and older workers are all speedy ways for the government to relieve workforce and inflationary pressures.

Danielle Wood and Brendan Coates
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There’s no shortage of ambition heading into this week’s Jobs and Skills Summit. The challenge for the Albanese government is to find some easy wins.

Here are three ways it can get runs on the board.

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Danielle Wood is the chairwoman of the Productivity Commission.
Brendan Coates is the economic policy program director at the Grattan Institute.
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