The business case for a national skills “passport” is being developed by tech services giant Accenture, as the Albanese government warms to a concept proposed decades ago to inject dynamism into the labour market.
The National Skills Passport received backing from the government last September, with $9.1 million committed to “progress” the project aimed at helping workers promote their qualifications and businesses find more skilled workers.
The business case is …
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