Thursday’s summit needs to start reframing the entire workplace narrative for the modern world, not just fiddle with a broken system from a century ago.
Anthony Albanese’s jobs and skills summit draws its “consensus” inspiration from Bob Hawke’s national economic summit of nearly 40 years ago.
The summit of April 1983 laid down an institutional framework that stabilised the macro-economy at the depth of the worst recession in half a century and facilitated the great liberalisation that opened up Australia to the world and helped transform a second-rate nation into one of the most prosperous.
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