BEST Employment is a not-for-profit organisation that delivers several Federal and State Government work programs across the New England North West NSW, Darling Downs and the Granite Belt regions of Southern Queensland.

Belinda Barwick is the performance manager for BEST Employment locally and says while unemployment is expected to rise, there are areas of growth in some sectors of the Moree economy.

"With JobKeeper and JobSeeker assistance due to scale back we are expecting an increase in the number of people looking for work, however, the good news is, there are jobs out there," Ms Barwick said.

"We do have growing industries with community services, aged and disability care, and from the beginning of October there will be extensive opportunity to take up Harvest work.

"Our farmers will be very pleased to see reliable workers."

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Last week the Federal Treasurer announced that as the GDP figures show two consecutive quarterly falls, Australia's economy has officially dived into its first recession in nearly 30 years.

This economic contraction is Australia's largest single-quarter decline on record. During the 1980s recession the economy shrunk by less than four per cent in one quarter and until yesterday that was the worst in recent decades.

And let's remember, the most recent stats don't include the impact of Melbourne's second lockdown.