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Key Workers in Sunshine Coast - November 2024

The Key Workers in Sunshine Coast report provides an overview of the socio-demographic, economic and housing traits of key workers in the region.

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The aim of this report is to understand:

  • their significance to the economy
  • the nature of their employment
  • their income
  • commuting behaviours
  • housing conditions.

This report includes a projection of future trends. This will highlight future housing needs and economic importance.

In this report key workers have been defined using the AHURI report “Housing Key Workers: Scoping Challenges, Aspirations and Policy Response for Australian Cities.” The definition for our region includes a range of occupations. These are crucial for supporting local residents and the economy. They include:

  • low-income occupations
  • occupations with economic significance
  • occupations that require physical presence on-site.

This report provides insights to guide Council’s decision making in relation to actions identified in the Sunshine Coast Housing and Homelessness Action Plan 2023.

Key Workers in Sunshine Coast November 2024 (PDF, 3MB)

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