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Key geopolitical issues for directors

Key geopolitical issues for directors
Brexit, Beijing, Biden and other pressing geopolitical issues that board directors should be across in 2021, from Greg Earl.
01 February 2021
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Disease pandemics might be the topic of the moment for forecasters these days, but a Lowy Institute survey of some of Australia’s key long-term planning documents the 2013 National Security Strategy, the 2016 Defence White Paper, the 2017 Foreign Policy White Paper and the 2019 Reserve Bank of Australia’s Financial Stability Review shows how concerns about black swan events can change.
Pandemic threats received scant or even no attention in those considered long-term outlooks compared with threats including terrorism, environmental disasters and financial shocks. But by August last year, McKinsey Global Institute was warning that a pandemic like COVID-19 could cost the world an estimated US$30 trillion in lost economic activity twice the cost of a w ....

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Workforce hits a new high in December with more jobs and more people looking for work – as Australia opens up

Roy Morgan Research
Workforce hits a new high in December with more jobs and more people looking for work â as Australia opens up
Note: Roy Morgan unemployment estimates are actual data while the ABS estimates are seasonally adjusted.
Latest Roy Morgan employment series data shows over 12.6 million Australians employed in December (up 210,000 since November) and 1.72 million (up 44,000) are unemployed (up 0.1% to 12.0% of the workforce).
The workforce increased to a new record high in December of nearly 14.4 million
The workforce in December was 14,373,000 – comprised of 12,649,000 employed Australians and 1,724,000 unemployed Australians looking for work. The workforce was up by 254,000 as both employment increased (+210,000) and unemployment also increased (+44,000). ....

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