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Report

Fixing unpaid super


Unpaid superannuation is a systemic issue costing Australian workers a total of $5.1 billion in a year. Its impact is most keenly felt among the workforce’s more vulnerable groups, exacerbating existing inequities. This report highlights what’s at stake in fixing unpaid super and provides policy detail to ensure that the super owed to Australian workers...
Report

Migrant and refugee women: A national study of experiences of, understandings of and responses to sexual harassment in the workplace


This report presents the findings of research on migrant and refugee women’s attitudes about, experiences of and responses to workplace sexual harassment, highlighting the complexity of what it means to be “safe” at work and illustrating the ways in which sexual harassment intersects with other forms of workplace harm, such as racial discrimination and exploitative...
Systematic review

The Accredited Employer Work Visa scheme in Aotearoa New Zealand: a human rights review


From non-existent jobs and wages to the potential for human trafficking – migrant workers are being exploited under the existing Accredited Employer Work Visa scheme. This review sets out a range of urgent human rights concerns and provides recommendations for improving the scheme.
Submission

Submission to the inquiry into women’s pain


This submission is a comprehensive report to the Victorian Government’s Inquiry into Women’s Pain. Based on a forum involving 38 migrant and refugee women from Southern Melbourne, this report provides critical insights into the barriers these women face in accessing healthcare and offers actionable recommendations for systemic improvement.
Evaluation

Evaluation of the Settlement Engagement and Transition Support (SETS) grants program


An evaluation of the effectiveness, cost, funding, and design elements of a grants program supporting refugees, humanitarian entrants and other vulnerable migrants and communities. It recommends encouraging a diverse provider market, complying with program eligibility criteria, and considering the benefits of adopting a consortium model.