Question: information for job seekers  during the COVID-19 outbreak

Answer passage (source: Australia):
page_title: Coronavirus (COVID-19) information for job seekers
section_headers: Jobs Hub
section_content: In this rapidly changing jobs market the Australian Government is supporting
businesses and those Australians looking for work.
While many businesses have been adversely affected by COVID-19 and are
reducing their workforces, there are some areas of the economy which have an
increased demand for workers.
This includes jobs in health and care sectors, transport and logistics, some
areas of retail, mining and mining services, manufacturing, agriculture and
government sectors, among others.
The Jobs Hub helps you find advertised vacancies.

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
This response only really talks about how businesses are reducing their workforce but doesn't say anything about job seekers. It could include more information about that to be better
This response was good because not only did it provide of list of different sectors showing an increase of jobs, but it also included a link to a job hub to look at vacancies which would be very helpful.

Reviewer ratings:
Could be Improved
Excellent

Answer passage (source: Australia):
page_title: Coronavirus (COVID-19) information for job seekers
section_headers: Mutual obligation requirements for job seekers will recommence, in a limited capacity, from Tuesday 9 June 2020
section_content: Mutual obligation requirements for job seekers will recommence, in a limited
capacity, from Tuesday 9 June 2020.
During this period, suspensions and financial penalties will not apply.
Mutual obligation requirements remain suspended up to and including Monday 8
June 2020 to ensure job seekers and employment service providers are given
time to prepare for the new arrangements.
From Tuesday 9 June 2020 job seekers will be required to undertake at least
one appointment with their employment services provider. This can be done
online or over the phone.
Job seekers are encouraged to maintain contact with their employment services
provider at this time to ensure they are aware of opportunities available for
training, upskilling or employment.
Special circumstances exemptions will continue to be available from Services
Australia for job seekers who require them.
Sole traders and those who are self-employed will continue to be exempted from
requirements to allow them to work to re-establish their business.
These arrangements are supporting Australians through the challenges presented
by COVID-19.
Details of further changes to mutual obligation requirements will be made
available in the coming weeks.
You can also visit jobactive.

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
This answer is giving a lot of information about job seekers. It also provides a link at the end to a site called jobactive which has more information related to what's being asked in the question
This response gives a lot of information concerning the mutual obligation requirements of job seekers, I'm not sure if it adequately answers the question because the initial question wasn't very specific regarding what kind of information for job seekers the person was researching.

Reviewer ratings:
Acceptable
Acceptable

Answer passage (source: Australia):
page_title: Coronavirus (COVID-19) information and support
section_headers: Employment Fund
section_content: To further assist job seekers to prepare for and move quickly back into work,
the Morrison Government is also bringing forward the Employment Fund credit
for the most job-ready job seekers to be available immediately, rather than
after 13 weeks, which is currently the case.
This change will apply to job seekers who commence in jobactive from 4 May
2020.
The Employment Fund can be used by employment service providers to purchase
work-related items including licenses, equipment, training or qualifications
to ensure workers are prepared and able to take up critical roles in the
economy.

Reviewer feedback on this answer:
Here's a relevant response that includes information about job seekers. It's a bit short on details but it seems directly related to what is being asked so it's decent
This response does give information concerning the Employment Fund but that is all. There isn't much information included for job seekers otherwise.

Reviewer ratings:
Acceptable
Could be Improved