Martin Parkinson
Martin Parkinson is a prominent Australian public servant who has served in high-level roles including Secretary of the Treasury and Secretary of the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet. He has been influential in shaping economic policy and governance in Australia, particularly in areas related to fiscal management and public administration. Recently, he was mentioned in discussions surrounding the need for reforms in the skills recognition system for migrants, emphasizing that improving this system is critical for enhancing productivity and addressing workforce shortages.
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Australia:
Martin Parkinson, former head of the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, says voters would never have agreed if the government had explicitly said it was going to have a guest worker program.
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Australia:
Former Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet secretary Martin Parkinson warned that student visas were at risk of being a backdoor for low-skilled work rights.
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Australia:
Martin Parkinson warned that Australia was becoming a guest worker economy.
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Australia:
Former bureaucrat Martin Parkinson said migration had turned into a quasi-guest worker scheme that might be hurting productivity.
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Australia:
Former Treasury head Martin Parkinson was part of the panel that compiled a shortlist of potential candidates for the board.
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Australia:
Martin Parkinson, a former departmental secretary, attended the event.
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Australia:
Martin Parkinson is a former Treasury secretary and a member of the McKinnon Prize selection panel.
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Australia:
Former Treasury and Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet secretary, Martin Parkinson, said fixing the qualification system was a political and economic no-brainer.
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