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Flexible work

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Labour market flexibility
Flexible employment
Flexitime
Workplace flexibility
Flexible work arrangements
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Discussion paper

Strengthening prudential requirements for remuneration: discussion paper


In this discussion paper, APRA proposes creating a new prudential standard to better align remuneration frameworks with the long-term interests of entities and their stakeholders, including customers and shareholders.
Policy report

Work in progress: why Fair Pay Agreements would be bad for labour


In this report, The New Zealand Initiative makes a case against reintroducing compulsory collective bargaining as proposed by the Fair Pay Agreement Working Group and endorsed by the Coalition Government. They do so in cogent and detailed form, relating the practice of such a payfixing structure to economic performance and the record of the more...
Report

Australian National Outlook 2019


This report builds on the work of the first Australian National Outlook report published by the CSIRO in 2015. It is the culmination of two years of sophisticated integrated modelling and the expertise of many of Australia’s business, academic and non-profit leaders, to examine what kind of country Australia could be in 2060.
Report

Stop talking about the future of work


We know emerging technologies will create job and task redundancies for employees in Australia and New Zealand. We know we need to change. But the problems, and opportunities, don’t lie somewhere off in the distance. They are here.
Report

The future of work: OECD employment outlook 2019 - highlights


The OECD Employment Outlook provides an annual assessment of key labour market developments and prospects in OECD member countries. The 2019 edition is devoted to the future of work. This highlights report includes an editorial on the issue and several pages of recommendations for future policy directions.