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Webinar: Workforce planning in local government

16 August 2024
Council staff are invited to attend a webinar to hear about projects aimed at attracting and retaining staff in local government.

This session will spotlight projects funded by the Local Government Research and Development Scheme and highlight the resources, tools and case studies designed to support effective workforce planning.

What to expect at this webinar

Across all industries, Australia is facing continued workforce and skill shortages. Attracting and retaining the best people is more important than ever.

This webinar will highlight workforce projects for local government, funded by the Local Government Research and Development Scheme. Attendees will hear from project leaders involved in delivering:

  • Building Sector Capability – LGA
  • Local Government Career Pathways and Workforce toolkit – Torrens University
  • Grow Your Own – Urban and Regional Planners Initiative – Rural City of Murray Bridge
  • Recognising and rewarding staff in Local Government: A step toward greater well-being and retention in the workforce – UniSA

Join us to explore practical tools, resources, case studies and strategies your council can use to enhance workforce planning and attract the best staff.

‌Register your place today

Don't miss this chance to strengthen your council’s workforce planning strategies. Register today to attend the webinar.

  • When: Tuesday, 17 September 2024
  • Time: 10:00 am - 11:30 am
  • Location: Online
  • Cost: Free

A meeting link will be sent to you prior to the session starting.

Register now

About the Local Government Research and Development Scheme

Funding through the Local Government Research and Development Scheme helps build lasting outcomes for the benefit of South Australia communities.

Up to $2 million is available each year through a grant funding round to help get innovative projects off the ground.

Learn more about grant funding rounds on the LGA website.

Find out more

We're here to help. For more information, please contact:
mathilde.thorsen@lga.sa.gov.au