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Quality of work life

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Survey Report

2025 Small business conditions report


A survey report of more than 1,100 Australian business owners and decision-making managers. It makes clear that the pressures on small businesses have intensified. Rising costs, workforce shortages, mounting compliance obligations and mental health strain are stretching owners to their limits. The report provides both a warning and a call to action for policymakers.
Strategy

A culture standard for the construction industry


The Culture Standard provides a framework for clients and contractors to work together to address significant challenges facing the construction industry. It seeks to leverage procurement processes to transform the industry’s capacity and effectiveness and improve the lives of its workers.
Report

Meaningful work for people with intellectual disabilities

Frances Grimshaw, Imogen Howe

Despite decades of reforms and targeted initiatives, people with intellectual disabilities continue to experience barriers to securing and sustaining employment, particularly in the open or 'mainstream' labour market. This report focuses on the concept of meaningful employment which shifts attention away from the formal characteristics of a workplace as either mainstream or non-mainstream, instead asking...
Guide

Guidance on the right to disconnect in the public sector


This document provides general guidance to public sector employers and agencies on the implementation and operation of the right to disconnect legislation.
Report

Hybrid working: from ‘the new normal’ to ‘business as usual’


Four years on from the initial pandemic lockdowns, working from home, in the form of hybrid working, is embedded. The Public Service Research Group has been examining working from home in the Australian public service (APS) since 2020, and in this report, they focus on the experiences of APS managers and supervisors.