9 May 2008
Doing a job on the Job Network
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With unemployment low, and workforce participation high, those being assisted in their search for work by Job Network service providers might not be getting what they need from a system developed years ago. The National Interest looks at a suggestion that trailing commissions (yes, the bane of superannuation investors everywhere) might actually be perfect for achieving better outcomes for those without work.
Guests
David Hetherington
Executive Director Per Capita
Elaine Robb
CEO Encompass Community Services in Geelong
Further Information
Unlocking the Value of a Job: Market Design in Employment Services
Presenter
Peter Mares
Producer
John Standish
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