Department of Employment and Workplace Relations (Australia)

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The Department of Employment and Workplace Relations is an Australian government department. It's role is to maximise the ability of unemployed Australians to find work and support employment growth and improved productive performance of enterprises in Australia. The Department of Employment and Workplace Relations is responsible for the highly controversial WorkChoices.

[edit] See also

• Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations
• Minister for Workforce Participation
• List of Australian Commonwealth Government entities

[edit] External links

• Department of Employment and Workplace Relations Website

Australian Government Departments

Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry | Attorney-General's | Communications, Information Technology and the Arts | Defence | Education, Science and Training | Employment and Workplace Relations | Environment and Heritage | Families, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs | Finance and Administration | Foreign Affairs and Trade | Health and Ageing | Human Services | Immigration and Multicultural Affairs | Industry, Tourism and Resources | Prime Minister and Cabinet | Transport and Regional Services | Treasury