Government response to NSW Jobs Summit
Government response
Response Summary
Media Release
Source: New South Wales. Prem
ier. Media Release.
"The NSW Government is working with business and community representatives to drive
investment in infrastructure and jobs to help build a better NSW. We currently face unprecedented economic times as Australia feels the impacts of the global financial crisis. The NSW Government is committed to minimising the impact of the crisis on families and industry. We are investing in infrastructure and supporting jobs and industries that will boost the economy to bring us out of the downturn in better shape than ever. The strength of our industries, our creative and talented workforce and the resilience of the Australian people in difficult times, will all contribute to the recovery of our economy. Unfortunately, things are likely to get worse before they get better. That’s why the NSW Government held a Jobs Summit over February 26 and 27 - bringing together more than 300 business and community leaders.
The purpose of the Summit was to hear first hand from industry the challenges posed by the downturn."
investment in infrastructure and jobs to help build a better NSW. We currently face unprecedented economic times as Australia feels the impacts of the global financial crisis. The NSW Government is committed to minimising the impact of the crisis on families and industry. We are investing in infrastructure and supporting jobs and industries that will boost the economy to bring us out of the downturn in better shape than ever. The strength of our industries, our creative and talented workforce and the resilience of the Australian people in difficult times, will all contribute to the recovery of our economy. Unfortunately, things are likely to get worse before they get better. That’s why the NSW Government held a Jobs Summit over February 26 and 27 - bringing together more than 300 business and community leaders.
The purpose of the Summit was to hear first hand from industry the challenges posed by the downturn."
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