Our upcoming workplace relations meeting for employers in the construction and associated industries will provide a concise update on recent significant workplace relations developments relevant to the sector, along with practical insights into the issues likely to affect employers in the months ahead. It will also be an important opportunity for you to provide input on current Government workplace relations proposals to inform Australian Industry Group's position and ensure employer perspectives are clearly represented.

Australian Industry Group invites you to attend a briefing from icare on recent developments in the NSW workers' compensation system and key issues affecting employers. The webinar will also include a Q&A opportunity for members to ask any questions they might have.

Australian Industry Group members are invited to a briefing covering the Government's draft Secure Australian Jobs Framework and proposed amendments to the Commonwealth Supplier Code of Conduct. The purpose of the meeting is to explain the proposed changes and provide members with an opportunity to share feedback on any implications for industry. This feedback will help inform our submission and ongoing engagement with Government.

Australian Industry Group invites you to participate in the next Electrical Equipment Manufacturers and Suppliers Forum (EEMSF) Educative Session – Understanding Heat Pumps and Hot Water Systems. Whether you work in product compliance, standards development, certification, regulation or engineering, this session will provide valuable insight into the technical and regulatory factors influencing the growing adoption of heat pump technology.

Across Australia there are countless examples of employers working tirelessly every day to build the skills and capabilities of their workforce. As part of the inaugural Jobs and Skills Month, this webinar presented by our Centre for Education and Training will showcase stories of employers recently recognised through State and National Training Awards for commitment to skills and workforce development.

Artificial intelligence is already reshaping how work is designed, managed and monitored. This practical briefing will explore the emerging safety, wellbeing, psychosocial and governance risks associated with AI, and what leaders should consider before AI use becomes embedded across their organisation.