- Minister for Tertiary Education, Skills, Jobs and Workplace Relations
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Minister for Tertiary Education, Skills, Jobs and Workplace Relations Style The Honourable Appointer Governor-General on the recommendation of the Prime Minister of Australia Inaugural holder Harold Holt Formation 1940 The Australian Minister for Tertiary Education, Skills, Jobs and Workplace Relations is currently the Hon Senator Chris Evans.
The Minister administers this portfolio, through the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations.
Other bodies in his portfolio include:
- Comcare
- Defence Force Remuneration Tribunal
- Equal Opportunity for Women in the Workplace Agency
- Fair Work Ombudsman
- Indigenous Business Australia
- National Occupational Health and Safety Commission
- National Workplace Relations Consultative Council
- Workplace Authority
- Remuneration Tribunal
- Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation Commission
- Seafarers Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation Authority (Seacare Authority)
- Workplace Relations Ministers' Council
Contents
List of Minister for Skills, Jobs and Workplace Relations
Minister Party affiliation Period Ministerial Title Harold Holt United Australia Party 1940–1941 Minister for Labour and National Service Eddie Ward Australian Labor Party 1941–1943 Jack Holloway Australian Labor Party 1943–1949 Harold Holt Liberal Party 1949–1958 William McMahon Liberal Party 1958–1966 Les Bury Liberal Party 1966–1971 Billy Snedden Liberal Party 1971 Phillip Lynch Liberal Party 1971–1972 Clyde Cameron Australian Labor Party 1972–1974 Minister for Labour Clyde Cameron Australian Labor Party 1974–1975 Minister for Labour and Immigration Jim McClelland Australian Labor Party 1975 Tony Street Liberal Party 1975 Tony Street Liberal Party 1975–1978 Minister for Employment and Industrial Relations Ian Viner Liberal Party 1978–1981 Minister for Employment and Youth Affairs Neil Brown Liberal Party 1981–1982 Ian Macphee Liberal Party 1982–1983 Minister for Employment and Industrial Relations Ralph Willis Australian Labor Party 1983–1987 John Dawkins Australian Labor Party 1987–1991 Minister for Employment, Education and Training Kim Beazley Australian Labor Party 1991–1993 Simon Crean Australian Labor Party 1993–1996 Amanda Vanstone Liberal Party 1996–1997 Minister for Employment, Education, Training and Youth Affairs David Kemp Liberal Party 1997–1998 Peter Reith Liberal Party 1998–2001 Minister for Employment, Workplace Relations and Small Business Tony Abbott Liberal Party 2001 Tony Abbott Liberal Party 2001–2003 Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations Kevin Andrews Liberal Party 2003–2007 Joe Hockey Liberal Party 2007 Julia Gillard Australian Labor Party 2007–2010 Simon Crean Australian Labor Party 2010 Chris Evans Australian Labor Party 2010- Minister for Tertiary Education, Skills, Jobs and Workplace Relations[1] List of Ministers for Industrial Relations
Minister Party affiliation Period Ministerial Title Ralph Willis Australian Labor Party 1987–1988 Minister for Industrial Relations Peter Morris Australian Labor Party 1988–1990 Peter Cook Australian Labor Party 1990–1993 Laurie Brereton Australian Labor Party 1993–1996 Peter Reith Liberal Party 1996–1997 Peter Reith Liberal Party 1997–1998 Minister for Workplace Relations and Small Business References
- ^ Julia Gillard bows to unis, adds Tertiary Education to Chris Evans' title, The Australian, 14 September 2010.
See also
Categories:- Lists of government ministers of Australia
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