The Health and Community Services Workforce Council Inc (Workforce Council) is a peak body which leads and influences workforce development and innovation in Queensland's Health and Community Services Industries. We promote workforce and skills development to ensure workforce sustainability and a quality workforce by:
We work collaboratively with stakeholders, industry organisations, workplaces, individuals, education and training providers and consultants.
The Workforce Council is an autonomous, not-for-profit, incorporated association with membership drawn from:
View the Workforce Council Constitution.
As a peak body and working closely with our industries and industry partners, the Health and Community Services Workforce Council is in a prime position to lead and support the sustainability of our industries through contemporary and responsive workforce practices. In order to achieve this Workforce Council has identified four key areas for focus between 2010 and 2013.
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The Workforce Council is governed by a 12 member Board, which exercise the powers and meets the obligations of its constitution and relevant legislation. The Board is elected by its Industries Reference Group (IRG) to represent the Health and Community Services Industries in Queensland.
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Membership to the The Health and Community Services Workforce Council is free and we offer both Full and Associate membership options.
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Information on available career opportunities and the working environment offered by the Health and Community Services Workforce Council.
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Established in 1992 as the Queensland Community Services and Health Industries Training Council (QCS&H ITC), the Workforce Council has been through a number of changes since its inception.
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The Health and Community Services Workforce Council acknowledges the traditional owners of country throughout Queensland and their continuing connection to land and community. We pay our respect to them and their cultures, and to the elders both past and present.
