WA Jobs Act Review, business and industry feedback Survey

Have your say on WA Government initiatives to boost local jobs and businesses

Your feedback and perspective on the operations of the WA Jobs Act framework is important.

This survey closes Monday 31 October 2022 5:00pm and should take less than 10 minutes to complete.

This is an opportunity to provide us with feedback about current governance arrangements and specific topics the review is focusing on. 
The questions below relate to the WA Jobs Act framework, including the WA Jobs Act itself, the tender applications and support services such as the WA Industry Link portal, the Industry Link Advisory Service and the Local Content Advisory Service.
All results are confidential and no identifying data on any respondent is collected.

1.Which best describes your business?

A business with less than 20 employees

A business with more than 20 employees

An industry association or business organisation

An interested individual

Other (please specify)

2.Which of the following best describes your involvement in a WA Jobs Act related activity (tick as many boxes as appropriate)

A successful bidder for WA government work

An unsuccessful bidder for WA government work

A sub-contractor to a successful bidder for WA government work

Other (please specify)

3.How well do you feel you understand the roles of the different parts of the WA Jobs Act framework? Scale 1 (not easy) - 10 (very easy)

4.What works well about the WA Jobs Act framework?

5.Are there any difficulties or problems with the current operations of the WA Jobs Act and related services?

6.What changes do you think should be made?

7.How easy is it for businesses to understand the information they are provided about the WA Jobs Act? Scale 1 (not easy) - 10 (very easy)

8.How did you find out about the WA Jobs Act and associated services such as Industry Link, and/or the Local Content Advisory Service?

9.Are there ways to improve the advice, information, or other support provided to businesses?

10.If you have submitted a tender for any government work under the WA Jobs Act framework, was the application process user friendly for your business?

11.If you have won a tender under the WA Jobs Act framework, were your reporting requirements to government user friendly?

12.How likely has the WA Jobs Act made you inclined to bid for government work? Scale 1 (not likely) - 10 (very likely)

13.How likely are you to recommend to your business colleagues that they participate in a WA Jobs Act, WAIPS or Local Content project? Scale 1 (not likely) - 10 (very likely)

14.Do you have any other comments, suggestions or observations to make about the WA Jobs Act framework?

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