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Research Topic: Unions & Collective Bargaining
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Unions & Collective Bargaining
Employee voice and new rights for workplace union delegates
New union rights to boost workplace cooperation A workplace delegate is a worker chosen to represent workers who are union
By
David Peetz
Unions & Collective Bargaining
Going Nuclear: The Costs of Mid-Bargaining Termination of Enterprise Agreements
Deal on IR Reforms Sets Stage for Faster Wage Growth IR Reforms To Close Off The ‘Nuclear Option’ Will Protect
By
Jim Stanford
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Lily Raynes
Unions & Collective Bargaining
Historical Data on the Decline in Australian Industrial Disputes
The Fair Work Commission’s ruling to pre-emptively block industrial action (including restrictions on overtime and a one-day work stoppage) by
By
Jim Stanford
Unions & Collective Bargaining
How Non-Union Agreements Suppress Wage Growth – And Why the Omnibus Bill Will Lead to More of Them
Business Council of Australia Research Confirms Centre for Future Work Research Omnibus IR Bill will Further Reduce Wage Growth
By
Alison Pennington
Unions & Collective Bargaining
Ideas Into Motion
Our research at the Centre for Future Work is motivated by a deep commitment to improving the jobs, working conditions,
By
Jim Stanford
Industry & Sector Policies
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Unions & Collective Bargaining
Lost at Sea
New research from the Centre for Future Work challenges the methodology and conclusions of a recent Productivity Commission study of
By
Phillip Toner
Labour Standards & Workers' Rights
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Unions & Collective Bargaining
Mid-Term Review of Albanese Government’s Labour Policy Reforms
A review of the Albanese government’s labour and industrial relations reforms at the mid-point of its term in office concludes
By
Charlie Joyce
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Fiona Macdonald
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Greg Jericho
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Jim Stanford
Unions & Collective Bargaining
New International Research Exposes Australia’s Missed Wage-boosting Opportunities
As collective bargaining erodes in Australia, solutions from other countries could strengthen bargaining and lift wages New research on international
By
Alison Pennington
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Andrew Dettmer
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Andrew Scott
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Jim Stanford
Employment & Unemployment
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Labour Standards & Workers' Rights
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Unions & Collective Bargaining
No Blood – No Job
Organisations in Australia are using blood analysis as a means of screening future employees for ‘health risks’ that they allege
By
Lisa Heap
Unions & Collective Bargaining
On the Brink
Business Council of Australia Research Confirms Centre for Future Work Research Future of Collective Bargaining on the Brink
By
Alison Pennington
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