Supply chain post grads to earn $164k by 2021

posted by Su-San Sit

5 February 2018

Australia’s supply chain and logistics workforce is set to increase from 145,000 in 2017 to 161,000 people by 2022, according to advisory service Deloitte Access Economics (DAE).

In a report DAE said that the increase represents an annual growth rate of 2.1%, well above the 1.5% projected growth of the Australian workforce as a whole.

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