Celebrating 25 Years of Scoop
Comparable But Tailored Occupational Classifications For Australia And New Zealand
The Australian Bureau of Statistics and Statistics New Zealand announced today, that while maintaining comparability, each country will introduce their own tailored occupational statistical classifications.
The joint Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations (ANZSCO) was established in 2006. The labour markets in both countries have changed and the differences are greater than when the joint management of the occupation classification commenced.
Australian Statistician Dr David Gruen and New Zealand Government Statistician Mr Mark Sowden said the decision is mutual and have committed to continue working together to maintain Trans-Tasman and international comparability as a priority.
The two agencies will develop concordances to map between classifications to maintain comparability, data continuity and time-series analysis.
Visit our website
to read this news story:
- Comparable but tailored occupational classifications for Australia and New Zealand
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand: ESAS Access Review - Consultation 2 Opens
Financial Markets Authority: AA Insurance To Pay $6.175 Million Penalty For Misleading Customers
Bill Bennett: Starlink’s Growing Pains
Hugh Grant: 10 of the Best Generative AI Tools for Entrepreneurs
Financial Services Federation: Incoming Regulator FMA To Address Lenders For The First Time At FSF’s Conference
Science Media Centre: Mpox Vaccine Protection Wanes Within A Year – Expert Reaction
