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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 16 MAY 2016
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Em ploym ent growth across Queensland Figure 3 below shows the current and ten year forecast of
Empl ' Q land | tedt ' employment by industry. The current largest employing
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1.9 \compoun average an per annum e enex trade and construction. It is anticipated the largest forecast
ten years, representing around 505,000 new jobs. growth will be across the education and training, transport,
postal and warehousing and construction industries.
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Figure 3: Current and forecast employment by industry in Queensland. Source: Queensland Government Statistician’s Office and the Centre of Policy Studies.
8 Developing a ten year Strategic Training Asset Management Plan (STAMP) for Queensland —April 2016
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