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‘Grey nomads’ and the Queensland career pathway

Posted
by DPS

The

Queensland
government is keen to offer

Australia
‘s ‘grey nomads’ – retirees travelling around

Australia
  regional jobs as part of a campaign to assist the state’s rural labour shortages.

 


The Queensland Tourism Minister, Desley Boyle, wants pension rules relaxed, so that older people can work without losing their pension entitlements.

 

“If we could harness the skills, knowledge, and abilities of the retiring baby boomers it could contribute significantly to easing the regional shortages”, Ms Boyle said.

 


“I have had people suggest to me that they would jump at the opportunity to work in regional

Queensland,
but current pension restrictions don’t make it financially viable.

 

“A lot of people are financially limited by their pension situation and we may be turning our back on the perfect labour market if something is not done”.

 


Caravanning

Queensland
chief, Ron Chapman, said the industry “absolutely” backed any plan that would allow the retirees to work.

 

Federal Tourism Minister Martin Ferguson said that he welcomed the concept of tourism businesses capturing the employment potential of the ‘grey nomads’ but did not make any commitment on the pension and work position.

  

 

 

 

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