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Organisation

Centre for Applied Social Research

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The Centre for Applied Social Research was part of the School of Social Science & Planning at RMIT University.

Report

Drivers and contexts of equal employment opportunity and diversity action


In this report Sara Charlesworth, Philippa Hall and Belinda Probert look at what motivates 'best practice' organisations to take action around equal employment opportunity for women and how they implement, monitor and sustain such 'EEO/diversity action' over time. This project used a case-study approach to provide a series of rich accounts about the introduction, implementation...
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The rise and rise of casual work in Australia: who benefits, who loses?


Robyn May, Iain Campbell and John Burgess argue that the Coalition government's next round of industrial relations reform will create further opportunities for employers to 'casualise' jobs. This is one of a series of papers analysing the Howard government's proposed changes to Australia's industrial relations laws, written by seventeen academic researchers in the fields of...
Submission

Submission to inquiry into balancing work and family


In this submission to the Federal Parliamentary inquiry on the work and family life balance, lain Campbell and Sara Charlesworth focus on the second term of reference, relating to measures to assist parents who wish to return to the paid workforce. They trace the changing size and composition of the paid workforce and the changes...
Report

Key work and family trends in Australia


Iain Campbell and Sara Charlesworth provide a descriptive overview of key trends in Australian society affecting work and family. Their discussion of key trends affecting work and family is set out in four main sections: paid work and the paid workforce; families, households and caring responsibilities; combining paid work and family caring responsibilities; preferences and...
Report

System error: an analysis of Centrelink penalties and Job Network participation reports


This report examines Centrelink breaching trends for the past three years and the incidence of Job Network participation reporting. While there has been a relative decline in the rate of Centrelink breaching over the past three years, the submission of Job Network participation reports has continued to increase. Yet the vast majority of these reports...

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