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Frances Flanagan

The Centre for Future Work is pleased to work with a team of Associates: distinguished policy thinkers, who work voluntarily with us to advance our research agenda, contribute to projects, prepare commentary on economic and labour market developments, and related tasks.

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Frances Flanagan

Dr Frances Flanagan is a Lecturer in Law at the University of Technology Sydney.

With an interdisciplinary background in history and law, her research considers the intersection of concepts of labour, climate change and technology. Her research has been published in a range of academic journals including the Journal of Industrial Relations, the Journal of International Labour Law and Industrial Relations, Labour History and New Technology, Work and Employment. Prior to her appointment at UTS, she was a Lecturer in Work and Organisational Studies at the University of Sydney. She has also worked in several roles outside academia, including as National Director of Research at the United Workers Union (formerly United Voice), and as an Indigenous rights lawyer at the Yamatji Marlpa Aboriginal Corporation.

Research by Frances Flanagan

New Research Symposium on Work in the “Gig Economy”

The informal work practices of the so-called “gig” economy are widening existing cracks in Australia’s system of labour regulations, and

Exploring the Decline in the Labour Share of GDP

Workers’ Share of Economic Pie Shrinks Again Workers’ slice of Australian economic pie gets smaller

Four Views on Basic Income, Job Guarantees, and the Future of Work

The unprecedented insecurity of work in Australia’s economy – with the labour market buffeted by technology, globalisation, and new digital