A three-year project led by The University of Queensland and the tourism industry has delivered a roadmap to help one of the state’s most important sectors develop resilience and recover from disaster.
The Queensland tourism Workforce Crisis Resilience and Recovery Strategy is a toolkit for employees, operators and other stakeholders based on research led by Associate Professor Richard Robinson of UQ’s Business School in collaboration with Queensland tourism Industry Council (QTIC).
Resource sheets provide practical insights on building resilience in 5 key regions – the Gold Coast, Tropical North Queensland, Outback Queensland, Queensland Country and the Whitsundays.
The suggested actions include offering support networks and flexible work arrangements to employees, facilitating knowledge sharing between staff, investing in staff coaching, mentoring and training programs, and collaboration across all levels of government to increase housing affordability and…
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