Description
The conference brings together academics, policymakers and economic practitioners, to explore academic analysis and policy issues associated with full employment in Australia. It is structured around the themes of the Employment White Paper, which will help shape the future of Australia’s labour market. The White Paper will analyse the dynamics in the labour market and outline policy frameworks and actions consistent with the Government’s objectives. It will cover the following:1. Full employment and increasing labour productivity growth and incomes, including the approach to achieving these objectives.
2. The future of work and labour market implications of structural change.
3. Job security, fair pay and conditions, including the role of workplace relations.
4. Pay equity, including the gender pay gap, equal opportunities for women and the benefits of a more inclusive workforce.
5. Labour force participation, labour supply and improving employment opportunities.
6. The role of collaborative partnerships between governments, industry, unions, civil society groups and communities, including place-based approaches.
7. Other relevant topics and approaches.
Period | 3 Apr 2023 → 4 Apr 2023 |
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Degree of Recognition | National |
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Research output
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Reducing the need to travel: The challenge of employment self-containment
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The governance of battery value chains: security, sustainability and Australian policy options
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Addressing Structural Inequality of Employment Redistribution Policy Targets
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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Accelerating Battery Industry Hub Development in Australia
Research output: Book/Report › Other output
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Working from Home – Changes in Productivity – Perth
Research output: Book/Report › Other output › peer-review