Contingent Workforce Index - Australia Infographic

1. Global CWI
Ranking
Regional CWI
Ranking
16th
8th
The Contingent Workforce Index (CWI) measures the relative ease of sourcing, hiring and retaining a contingent workforce
in competing labor markets. The CWI draws from 50+ country data points for 75 countries to assign a numerical value that
represents the relative difficulty of entering one labor market versus another. Countries with the highest rankings offer the
most ideal workforce conditions for contingent labor. Find out more here at www.manpowergroup.com.
© ManpowerGroup Contingent Workforce Index 2016
A relative comparison of how restricted the terms and practices of contingent workforce engagement are based on a standard set of regulations
WORKFORCE REGULATION RANKING
A relative comparison of the potential productivity of a workforce based on the amount of hours an employer can pay a worker at base pay
WORKFORCE PRODUCTIVITY RANKING
A relative comparison of wage, benefits, tax and operations metrics to suggest potential cost efficiency
WORKFORCE COST EFFICIENCY RANKING
A relative comparison of the current skilled contingent workforce in each country and the likely sustainability of that workforce based on emerging
and aging workforce trends
3
RD
68
TH
8
TH
31
ST
WORKFORCE AVAILABILITY RANKING
Max Contract
(Single)
Labor Market
Efficiency
Average
Minimum Wage
Severance
Public Holidays
OT Premium
Notice Period
Standard Work Day
Parity
(Full, Partial, None)
Average
Monthly Wage
Total Workforce
12.6Millions
5.0USD Thousands
None
4.5
Unemployment
Rate
5.7%
50%
1.0Day
7.6Hours
Estimated # of
Skilled Contingent
Workers
0.7Thousand
13.33USD
4.0
7Days
English Proficiency
97%
None
Age Dependency
Ratio
22.1%
5+5+5+5+5+5+5+5+5+5+5+I 7.2
Market Maturity
5+5+5+5+5+5+5+5+5+5+5+I 8.2
Regulation
AUSTRALIA