Strategic priority #2: Grow a skilled, adaptable and diverse workforce
Why it’s important
Developing the education and skills base of our workers provides robust local career paths, helping our employers develop and maintain a stable workforce and enabling young people and families to nurture a solid future in their own region. This, in turn, helps other local industries, such as the retail and services sectors, to grow and create more jobs.
How we’ll do it
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Lead Regional Jobs Committees in Bundaberg and Fraser Coast, to support regional workforce priorities.
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Lead and coordinate efforts across business, industry, the community and government to support workforce priorities across the region.
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Support school-to-work transitions, coordinating with business, industry, the community and government to build a future pipeline of skilled and adaptable workers.
RDA WBB recognises, respects, celebrates and values Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders as Traditional Owners and acknowledges the following groups as the Traditional Custodians of the Wide Bay Burnett:
Butchulla - Taribelang Bunda - Gooreng Gooreng - Gurang - Gubbi Gubbi / Kabbi Kabbi - Wakka Wakka - Wulli Wulli