Australia@Work: the benchmark report

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02 October 2007This report provides an overview of results from the first survey, which gathered data on working conditions in March 2006 (before the implementation of the WorkChoices legislation) and 2007. Australia@Work is a five year study of 8343 participants in the Australian labour market, assessing the impacts of changes and perceptions of working life. This report provides an overview of results from the first survey, which gathered data on working conditions in March 2006 (before the implementation of the WorkChoices legislation) and 2007.

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