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1 The Australian labour market: March 1994. -Includes summary of main points
Employment implications of the growth of the indigenous Australian working
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1 age population to 2001
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1 Managing retrenchment: award standards or enterprise agreements?
A whiter shade of green: an analysis of the Green Paper on employment
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1 opportunities
MONASH forecasts of output and employment for Australian industries: 1992/
1993 to 2000/ 2001. -Analysis of 21 industry sectors. Includes summary of
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2 main points
Establishment level employment in manufacturing industry [1984-1985]: is
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2 small really beautiful?
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2 Factors affecting workforce reduction in unionised workplaces
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2 The Industrial Relations Reform Act 1993: counting the cost
The Australian labour market: September 1994. [. -Includes summary of main
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3 Victoria's Employee Relations Act: the way of the future?
Australian wage setting and unemployment: the case for a labour force
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3 income policy
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3 Rates of return to apprenticeship in the metal industry, 1955/ 1990
The Australian economy in 1994/ 95 and 1995/ 96: strong growth or wage
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4 breakout?
The Job Compact: what does the international evidence on active labour
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4 market policies suggest about the likelihood of its success?
Globalisation of the world economy and its impact on employment and
training in Australia. [Earlier version of this paper was prepared for the
Australian National Training Authority. National Research Advisory Council.
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4 Conference (1994: Sydney)]
Estimating the effects of the Employment Contracts Act on employment and
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4 wages in New Zealand
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1 The Australian labour market, March 1993
1 Labour market conditions and training effort: evidence from the plastics
authors
Judith Sloan; Mark Wooden
pagination
1-28
Jon Altman; Gaminiratne Wijesekere
Debora Campbell; Malcolm Rimmer
29-44
45-65
Judith Sloan
66-79
Philip D. Adams; Peter B. Dixon; Daina
McDonald
83-109
Jeff Borland; Richard Home
Clive Gilson; Terry H. Wagar
Andrew Stewart
Mark Wooden; Monica Fan; Judith
Sloan
Carol Fox; Julian Teicher
110-128
129-139
140-161
Darcy McGaurr
Paul McGuire
Philip D. Adams; Peter B. Dixon; Daina
McDonald
211-234
235-250
Peter Kenyon
272-297
L. R. Maglen
298-319
Tim Maloney
320-343
Meredith Baker; Mark Wooden
Don Fuller; Trevor Hastings
1-27
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167-189
191-210
255-271
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1 Recent trends in labour mobility and in job durations
Female/ male wage discrimination in the early period of national wage fixation
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1 in Australia. -1911/ 1936
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Prospects for the Australian economy in 1993/ 94
Through a rear view mirror darkly: occupational change, 1971/ 1986
Family assistance, replacement rates and the unemployment of married men
Microeconomic reform and employment
Labour market odyssey
The Australian labour market: September 1993
Japan's response to the recession: lessons for Australia?
Married women's earnings and family income inequality in the eighties. Revised version of paper presented to Australian Family Research Conference
3 (4th: 1993: Sydney )
3 Wage fixing under Accord Mark VII and the role of national wage principles
4 The Australian economy in 1993/ 94 and 1994/ 95: an opportunity for growth
4 Unemployment: what should be the main emphasis of policy?
Part time employment by married women: marginal effects from a
4 multinomial logit model
4 Wage systems preferences: a conjoint analysis
4 Overemployment, unemployment and the work sharing debate
1 The Australian labour market: March 1992
Training in the Australian labour market: evidence from the How Workers Get
1 Their Training survey
Accord type wage outcomes: a comparison with a decentralised system. under conditions of a 25 per cent decline in the price of rural export
1 commodities
1 Enterprise specific arrangements in New South Wales manufacturing
authors
pagination
Keith Norris
A. Mahinda Siriwardana; Bandara A.
Jayalath
Philip D. Adams; Peter B. Dixon; Daina
McDonald
Phil Aungles; et al.
Bruce Bradbury
J. W. Freebairn
Reg Hamilton
Mark Wooden
Richard Curtain
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Peter Saunders, Judith Sloan
Peter B. Dixon; Paul J. Gallagher; Daina
McDonald
Harold Lydall
199-217
218-240
Carole F. Miller
Lawson K. Savery; Geoffrey N. Soutar
Mark Wooden
278-296
297-313
314-321
Mark Wooden
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Meredith Baker; Mark Wooden
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Phillip McCalman
David Plowman; Ivo Favotto
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4 Medium term prospects for the Australian economy: 1989/ 90 to 2000/ 01
Economic and sociological influences on gender segregation amongst
4 professional occupations
4 Replacement ratios for female sole parents: the position of Aboriginal women
4 Insiders, outsiders and corporatism: some Australian evidence
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Prospects for the Australian economy in 1992/ 93
The AWIRS and productivity: editorial introduction
Workplace productivity and joint consultation
The impact of unions on workplace productivity in Australia
The Australian Workplace Industrial Relations Survey and workplace
performance
The Australian labour market: September 1992
Projections of long term unemployment. -Revised version of paper presented
to Conference on Unemployment (1992: University of Wollongong )
The decline in WA police officers' salaries 1974/ 1990
'Atypical' employment and the failure of labour law
1 The Australian labour market: March 1991. -Includes summary points
1 Bargaining structure: should Australia adopt the Canadian model?
Australian academic salaries: trends and relativities. -Paper presented to the
Australian Association for Research in Education. Conference (1990:
1 Melbourne )
Decentralizing wage negotiations: the CAI -Confederation of Australian
1 Industry- position
1 The decline of Australian educational salaries. -1970/ 1990
2 Forecasts for the Australian economy in 1991/ 92
Are CEOs -chief executive officers- paid their marginal product?: an empirical
2 analysis of executive compensation and corporate performance
2 The impact of education expansion on the distribution of earnings in Australia
authors
Philip D. Adams; Peter B. Dixon; Daina
McDonald
Mark Wooden
Michael J. Alexander; Roy Green
Geoffrey Crockett; et al.
pagination
Robert Drago; Mark Wooden
Judith Sloan; Mark Wooden
Bruce Chapman; P. N. Junankar; Cezary
A. Kapuscinski
Lawson K. Savery; Shane Bushe-Jones
Andrew Stewart
Philip D. Adams; Peter B. Dixon; B. R.
Parmenter
142-167
171-193
Geoffrey Crockett
Anne Daly
Peter Kenyon
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297-311
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William Brummitt; Meredith Baker
Clive Gilson
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Simon Marginson
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Bryan Noakes
Jon Zappala; Marc Lombard
Peter B. Dixon; Daina McDonald
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Mark A. Klinedinst
L. R. Maglen
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Equal employment opportunity in Australia?: the role of part/ time
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2 employment in occupational sex segregation
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3 The Australian labour market September 1991
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3 Enterprise agreements: the shape of things to come?: a practical guide
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3 Desired workplace decision making: some community views
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3 The effects of career interruptions on young men and women
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4 Macroeconomic prospects for the Australian economy
New Zealand's Employment Contracts Act 1991: an analysis of background,
4 provisions and implications
Collective bargaining coverage in New Zealand: the impact of the Employment
Contracts Bill. -Paper presented at the International Industrial Relations
4 Association, European Conference, (3rd: 1991: Bari, Italy)
4 The incidence of long term unemployment in Australia
1 The Australian labour market, March 1990
The dependency theory of trade unionism and the role of the Industrial
1 Registrar
1 The effectiveness of wage subsidies for persons with disabilities
The Scandinavian model of inflation and its applicability to Australian wage
1 setting
Industrial relations and the 'productivity miracle' in British manufacturing
2 industry in the 1980s
2 Community attitudes towards trade union effectiveness
2 Employee participation: a practical guide
2 The effects of the compressed workweek: a review of the evidence
3 The Australian labour market September 1990
3 Casual employment in Australia
3 Explaining the labour productivity slowdown of the 1980s
3 The structural efficiency principle in action: management views
4 Non/ employee status in Australia: trends and issues
authors
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Martin J. Watts; Judith Rich
Richard Blandy
Clive Gilson
Lawson K. Savery; Geoffrey N. Soutar
Brett Shorten; Donald E. Lewis
Philip D. Adams; Peter B. Dixon; Daina
McDonald
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183-213
214-226
227-239
240-258
Peter Boxall
284-309
Raymond Harbridge
P. N. Junankar; Cezary A. Kapuscinski
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325-352
Judith Sloan; Mark Wooden
3-20
Gerard Griffin; Victor Scarcebrook
John Mangan
21-31
32-43
William F. Mitchell
44-56
David Metcalf
Lawson K. Savery; Geoffrey N. Soutar
Mark Wooden
Peter Dawkins; Narmon Tulsi
Richard Blandy
Peter Dawkins; Keith Norris
Steve Dowrick
Judith Sloan; Mark Wooden
John Burgess
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137-155
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174-198
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The Swedish Development Programme for New Technology, Working Life and
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4 Over/ award payments: the variation across firms
Part/ time employment growth in Australia, 1978/ 1989. -Partial comment on
Robertson, Peter. Some explanations for the growth of part/ time employment
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4 in Australia; in v. 15, no. 4 Dec 1989
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4 Growth of part/ time employment: a reply. -to Sadler, Chris and Aungles, Phil
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1 The coal industry tribunal: the case for its retention
1 Efficiency and productivity in the workplace- where to now?
The labour market position of Aboriginal people in non-metroplitan New South
1 Wales
2 The Australian labour market, March 1989
No tears for the second tier: productivity bargaining in the Australian metal
2 industry
Towards organizational effectiveness: an overview with an Australian
2 perspective
2 A note on new labour market data for the building and construction industry
3 Industrial relations and the failure of the Accord: what should be done
Forecasting the demand for engineers in Australia, 1986/ 87 to 1991/ 92. Paper presented to seminar at Warren Centre for Advanced Engineering,
3 University of Sydney, 1988
3 An analysis of the factors influencing the second tier and its evolution
3 Unemployment benefit replacement rates
4 Social networks in the labour market: the sociology of job search
4 The extent of wage discrimination in Australia
The institutional context of industry training, with particular reference to the
4 French experience
4 The Australian labour market: September 1989
5 The macroeconomic effects of alternative employment generating policies
authors
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Bill Ford
Flora Gill
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271-285
Chris Sadler; Phil Aungles
Peter Robertson
286-296
297-298
Margaret Lee
Richard Blandy
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20-28
Russell T. Ross
Judith Sloan
29-56
71-89
Stephen J. Frenkel; Marguerite Shaw
Mark Wooden; Roy Kriegler; Peter
Dawkins
Phillip Toner
Des Moore
90-114
B. R. Parmenter; G. A. Meagher
Susan Reilly
Peter Saunders, -; Bruce Bradbury; Peter
Whiteford
Edgar Carson
Robert Drago
184-199
200-222
Richard Sweet
Judith Sloan; Mark Wooden
Nisha Agrawal
326-342
259-286
353-369
115-138
139-142
153-183
223-244
287-312
313-325
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Richard Blandy; Judith Sloan; Mark
Wooden
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Peter Robertson
384-399
William Shepherd; D. S. Prasada Rao
400-425
Judith Sloan; Mark Wooden
293-320
William F. Mitchell
Peter Whiteford
321-337
338-357
Mark Wooden; Judy Sloan
Susan Hancock; Judith Sloan
358-381
389-399
Bruno Fabi
Bill Howard
Allen Ponak; Loren Falkenberg
Robert Drago; Judith Sloan
Trish McDonald; Malcolm Rimmer
401-413
414-425
426-448
455-468
469-491
Peter Dawkins; Meredith Baker
Judith Sloan; Frances Robertson
Richard Blandy; Susan Hancock
Malcolm Rimmer; Jon Zappala
M. L. Treadgold
492-506
507-528
535-563
564-591
592-609
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1 The Australian labour market, December 1987
What is the full employment/ unemployment rate?: some empirical evidence
1 of structural unemployment in Australia, 1966 to 1986
1 Unemployment and families
Plant shutdown: a case study in managed change. -A study of workers
1 retrenched due to the shutdown of the Hoadleys Adelaide factory
2 The Australian labour market, March 1988
The New Zealand 'Green Paper' on higher education: the human resource
2 management dimension
2 Some views on management within universities
2 Dispute resolution procedures under Canadian collective bargaining
3 The Australian labour market, June 1988
3 Award structure and the second tier. -for wages
The economic effects of shorter standard working hours in the construction
3 industry: some case study evidence
3 A labour market profile of nurses in Australia
4 The Australian labour market, September 1988
4 Labour market flexibility and the second tier
4 Intercensal change in Aboriginal incomes, 1976/ 1986
Industrial democracy: the current position. -Revised text of a paper presented
to a joint seminar of the Industrial Relations Society of Queensland and the
Institute of Personnel Management (Queensland Division) in Brisbane on 4
4 November 1987
Howard Guille
610-620
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1 The Australian labour market, December 1986
Peter Kain; Peter D. Kenyon; Mark
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5 Reforming the trade union structure in Australia
Some explanations for the growth of part time unemployment -i.e.
5 employment- in Australia
Trends in average earnings of production workers in the manufacturing sector
5 in Australia and in OECD countries
370-383
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An examination of inter/ industry differences in the relationship between
output and employment in Australia
Unemployment in Australian rural towns
The Australian labour market, March 1987
Regulation and deregulation in the Australian labour market. -Text of an
address to the America's Cup Convention of the Industrial Society of Western
Australia, Manhurah, 25 January 1987
Participation and equity in higher education: socio/ economic profiles of
higher education students revisited
Socio/ economic background of students in tertiary education in Australia:
some additional evidence
The Australian labour market, June 1987
Labour hoarding, discouraged workers and recorded unemployment: an
international comparison. -Japan, Great Britain, United States, 1959/ 1983
Contemporary industrial relations: dilemmas and prospects. -Based on a paper
presented at the joint seminar of the Industrial Relations Society and the
Institute of Personnel Management, 30 October 1986
Unemployment and poverty: measures of association. -1981/ 1985. Revised
version of a paper presented at the Conference of Economists (15th: 1986:
Monash University)
The Australian labour market: September 1987
Civil liberties and industrial relations: Hein v Jaques Ltd
Female participation in the Australian labour force
The effects on the Australian economy of shorter standard working hours in
construction and related industries
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1 The Australian labour market December 1985
1 A comparison of Japanese and Australian labour markets
The regional dimension of structural change: the case of textiles, clothing and
1 footwear
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Wooden
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A. J. Phipps
G. T. Harris; M. Vitols
Mark Wooden; Peter Dawkins
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51-60
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Keith Hancock
94-107
Colin Power; Frances Robertson
108-119
Geoffrey Crockett
Judith Sloan
120-125
130-142
Derek Bosworth; Tony Westaway
143-161
Graham Jones
162-178
Joan Vipond; Bruce Bradbury; Diana
Encel
Judith Sloan; Narmon Tulsi
R. C. McCallum
Donald E. Lewis; Brett Shorten
179-192
197-224
225-236
237-263
Peter B. Dixon
264-289
Judith Sloan
A. G. Henderson
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Judith Sloan
46-56
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1 Recent changes in rural employment
The Australian Labour Market, March 1986. -Includes comparison with other
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2 countries
The employment outlook for data processing occupations. -This paper is based
on a report commissioned by IBM Australia, the South Australian Department
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2 of Labour and the National Training Council
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2 How large is the structural element in the current unemployment
Learning from Japan: the concept of skill formation. -This paper was adapted
from a paper presented at an international conference on employment and
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2 training 'Full Employment: Uncertain Futures' (1985: Perth)
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3 The Australian labour market, June 1986
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3 Competitiveness indices and trade performance
The labour market experience of redundant workers: a study of a plant
closure. -A study of workers retrenched due to the shutdown of the
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3 Broadmeadows plant of Tooth Brewery (Victoria) Pty Ltd
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4 The Australian labour market, September 1986
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4 Rethinking Australia's international competitiveness
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4 The right to work. -Reproduced from Australia in a Developing World
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4 Quality circles: lessons from the United States
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1 The Australian labour market December 1984
1 Affirmative action for women: economic issues
A case study of affirmative action. -Based on a speech given at the Australian
1 Financial Review Seminar (1984)
2 The Australian labour market: March 1985
2 Towards flexibility in academic labour markets?
2 The High Court and industrial relations in the 1980s
3 The Australian labour market, June 1985
Participation and equity in higher education: a preliminary report on the
socioeconomic profile of higher education students in South Australia, 1974/
3 1984
authors
Scott Evans
pagination
57-72
Richard Blandy; Judith Sloan
82-90
Roy Kriegler
J. E. King
91-101
102-118
G. W. Ford
Peter D. Kenyon; et al.
Peter B. Dixon; David Johnson
119-127
131-153
154-172
Stephen Deery; et al.
Richard Blandy; Peter Kain
C. H. Fitzgibbon
Helen Hughes
Robert Drago
173-194
199-220
221-233
234-243
244-251
Peter Kain; Peter Dawkins
Bruce Chapman
3-29
30-42
J. F. Kirk
P. A. McGavin
John Nieuwenhuysen
Graham F. Smith
Peter Dawkins
43-47
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71-81
82-101
105-123
R. D. Linke; L. M. Oertel; N. J. M. Kelsey
124-141
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3 Training or wages: an evaluation of the Kirby Report
Redundancy and public policy in Australia. -Includes results of a survey of
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3 redundancy practices in the manufacturing industry in Victoria
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3 Penalty rates and the review of the principles
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4 The Australian Labour market September 1985
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4 Taxes, transfers and the social wage in Australia 1975/ 1984
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4 Improved labour market information: beyond unemployment statistics
National tripartism: the case of the Ministry of Labour Advisory Council 1953/
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The Australian labour market December 1983
Labour market policies for Australian stagflation: a Canadian viewpoint
The dynamics of intra-city unemployment patterns
The Australian labour market March 1984
Manpower forecasting and resource development: examples from the Hunter
region of NSW
The N.I.L.S. -National Institute of Labour Studies- archives
The Australian labour market June 1984
Industrial policy: a dissent. -Excerpts from Schultze, Charles L. Industrial policy:
a dissent; in The Brookings Review, no.2, Fall 1983
The determination of junior wages in Australia: needs, work value and
employment
Perspectives: the forgotten [economic] summit
The Australian labour market September 1984
China's search for economic growth. -Excerpt from Xu Dixin and others, China's
Search for Economic Growth (1982)
Some limitations of the Australian Consumer Price Index
The future of Australia's industrial relations: a summary and comment
The future of Australian industrial relations
Reshaping Australia's industrial relations system for the future. - Resume of
the ACTU's submission to the Hancock Inquiry
authors
Judith Sloan
pagination
142-153
Stephen Deery; Ray Brooks; Alan Morris
Peter Dawkins
P. A. McGavin; Peter Kain
Keith Norris
Russell T. Ross
154-177
178-188
193-211
212-235
236-245
David H. Plowman
246-256
Richard Blandy; et al.
Keith Newton
Clive Beed; Larry Singell; Ray Wyatt
Richard Blandy; Mark Wooden
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36-46
55-76
Frances Perkins
Helen Bourke
Peter Dawkins; Judith Sloan
77-104
105
113-133
Charles L. Schultze
134-143
David Pitman
Helen Bourke
Peter Dawkins; Judith Sloan
144-166
167-170
177-195
Xu Dixin; et al.
Neil A. Warren
Richard Blandy
Alexander Downer
196-210
211-222
S1-S10
S11-S23
Peter Kain
S24-S35
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5 The future of Australian industrial relations systems
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5 Principles for the future of Australian industrial relations
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1 The Australian labour market December 1982
1 Youth unemployment: an international comparison
1 Strength and protection
The concerned politician's guide to countering inflation and unemployment. Paper presented at a symposium on Wages Policy and Manpower Planning in
an Environment of Structural Change. ANZAAS. Conference (52nd: 1982:
1 Sydney)
2 The Australian labour market: March 1983
Immigration and Australia's development: with particular reference to the
labour market. -Paper presented to Australian Institute of Mining and
2 Metallurgy. Conference (1982: Melbourne)
2 Interstate migration in Australia 1976-1981
Education, training and earnings of managers: some Western Australian
2 evidence
3 The Australian labour market June 1983
3 Trade union amalgamations and government policy in Australia
authors
R. A. Whiffin
Bryan Noakes
Ian McLachlan
pagination
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S62-S69
David Harrison
Stephen Creigh; Judith Sloan
Edward Shann
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27-48
49-54
Glenn Withers
Richard Blandy; David Harrison
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75-92
J. L. Menadue
Graeme Hugo
93-101
102-130
Margaret Nowak; Geoffrey Crockett
Richard Blandy; Stephen Creigh
Stephen Deery
Stephen Creigh; Frances Robertson; Mark
Wooden
Richard Blandy; Judy Sloan
131-151
159-189
190-207
208-216
223-246
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3 Inter state variations in strike proneness: research note
4 The Australian labour market September 1983
Industrial relations in Australia: the need for change. -Paper delivered at
4 Anzaas Conference (1983: Perth)
W. J. Brown; L. G. Rowe
4 Robotization and its implications for management: a recent report from the Japan Management Association. -Book review
4 The U V relationship in labour market analysis
Keith Newton; Francis Vella
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1 The Australian labour market: December 1981
1 Measuring Australia's international competitiveness: a note
1 Changes in union membership in the 1970s and beyond
3-20
21-30
31-41
Judith Sloan
Lyndon Rowe; Gavan Forster
D. W. Rawson
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288-289
290-306
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1 Technological change: employee attitudes to the issue
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2 The Australian labour market: March 1982: main points
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2 The Australian labour market: March 1982
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2 The mass exodus of older males from the labour force: an exploratory analysis
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2 Voluntary work in Australia
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2 Bureau of Labour Market Research: report on progress
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3 The Australian labour market: June 1982
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3 Strike incidence in industrial countries: an analysis
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3 Age structure of industries and the position of older men in the labour market
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3 What price the imported executive
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4 The Australian labour market September 1982: main points
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4 The Australian labour market September 1982
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4 The 1979 Hamersley strike
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4 The economic position of migrants: facts and fallacies: a preliminary view
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1 The Australian labour market: December 1980
An economic framework for explaining teenage unemployment. (Paper
presented at Australian Association for Research in Education (November
1 1980: Sydney) Youth Schooling and Unemployment)
1 Aboriginal incomes: an aggregative analysis of the 1976 Census results
2 The Australian labour market: March 1981
2 Job creation schemes: Some lessons from the New Zealand experience
2 Conscripts and volunteers
3 The Australian labour market: June 1981
3 Unionisation in Australia and coverage of the closed shop
3 A demographic analysis of Australian occupational mobility
4 The Australian labour market: September 1981
4 Skilled metal tradesmen: Shortage or surplus
4 Equity and wage determination
authors
Boris Kabanoff
David Harrison; Judith Sloan
N. F. Dufty
Paul W. Miller
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42-51
57-58
59-80
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95-103
104-108
117-138
139-155
156-175
176-185
191
193-209
210-228
229-248
Covick, Owen
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Merrilees, William
Treadgold, Malcolm
Covick, Owen
Harris, G.T.
Dufty, N. F.
Covick, Owen
Wright, M.
Williams, L.S.
Blandy, R., & Sloan, J.
Richardson, S.
Isaac,J. E.
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67-87
88-104
109-121
122-138
139-173
179-194
195-204
205-218
Mark Wooden; Richard Blandy
William J. Merrilees
Helen M. Paterson
Norman W. F. Fisher
Richard Blandy; Mark Wooden
S. W. Creigh; P. Makeham
Hazel Moir
Ian Hartnell
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1 The Australian labour market: December 1979
Inflation first: an evaluation of recent economic policies (Paper based on final
1 chapter of Davis, K T and M K Lewis: Monetary Policy in Australia)
1 Trends in Australian strike activity: 1913-1978
Apparent productivities in Australian industries: a note on international
1 comparison
2 The Australian labour market: March 1980
Employment prospects for Keynes' grandchildren: some popular fallacies (
Paper presented at Conference of Economists, 8th, La Trobe University, August
2 1979)
2 Wage relativities and the Phillips Curve
2 Profits and investment in manufacturing: a contrary view
3 The Australian labour market: June 1980
Recent developments affecting retirement and redeployment rights in
3 Commonwealth public sector
3 Female employment: real and apparent gains
4 The Australian labour market: September 1980
4 Employer associations in Australia
4 Superannuation: privilege or right?
1 The Australian labour market: December 1978
Australia's export trade in the changing world economic environment: a
1 statistical study
1 The impact of over-award pay upon the Australian wage structure
1 Work, workers, managers and union leaders in Australia, 1978
2 The Australian labour market: March 1979
Manpower forecasting for teachers: performance and problems (Revised
version of a paper Implications of recent trends in teacher supply and demand
delivered at the Conference of Economists, 7th, Macquarie University, 29
2 August 1978)
authors
Mangan, J.
pagination
219-235
Covick, Owen
1-16
Davis, K T and M K Lewis
Perry, L. J.
17-30
31-51
Kasper, Wolfgang & Masih, A. M. M.
Covick, Owen
52-61
67-83
Powell, A. A.
Wright, L. C.
Haig, B. D.
Covick, Owen
84-101
102-115
116-122
129-144
Yerbury, Di
Eccles, Sandra
Covick, Owen
Dufty, N. F.
Harbord, Graham
145-171
172-185
193-208
209-244
245-272
1-17
Polasek, Matt
Brown, William & Fuller, Don
Layton, R.
18-33
34-42
43-70
1-15
Burke, Gerald
16-35
volume issue title
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2 Immigration and Australia's supply of professional scientists and engineers
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2 What then of the future?
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3 The Australian labour market: June 1979
Youth unemployment (Paper presented at Work for Tomorrow Conference,
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3 Melbourne, December 1978)
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3 Union superannuation in the motor industry
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3 Industrial change and employment problems in Tasmania
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4 Australia's future economic relationsh with the countries of ASEAN
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4 The Australian labour market: September 1989
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4 The "real wage overhang" and the wage share of output
Employment change in manufacturing: The role of imports, productivity and
5
4 output growth
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1 The Australian Labour Market: March 1978
The performance of manpower forecasting techniques in Australian labour
1 markets
1 New labour market theories: Job search
2 The Australian labour market: March 1978
2 A Labor view of future developments relating to the Australian economy
2 Realism 2000
2 The economic future and institutional change
2 Economic development strategy to the year 2000
2 Nurse education in Australia: where to now?
3 The Australian labour market: June 1978
Restructuring Australian manufacturing industry: is freer trade the only
3 answer?
3 A D (Australian Democrats) economic strategy to A D 2000
4 The Australian labour market: September 1978
Australian unemployment: an international perspective on problems and
4 policies
authors
MacDonald, Stuart
Layton, R.
pagination
36-47
48-55
1-18
Blandy, Richard
Townsend, Len
Wilde, Peter D.
Chomanan, G.K.
Bonnell, S.
19-30
31-35
36-55
1-20
21-26
27-47
Marsden, J. & Anderssen, H.
48-72
1-16
Freebain, J. & Withers, G.
Morgan, P.
Hayden, Bill
Court, Charles, Sir
Lowe, D. A.
Polites, George
Bennett, Craig & Wallace, Robert
Covick, Owen
17-31
32-42
1-16
17-21
22-26
27-30
31-39
40-52
1-19
Edwards, Clive
Chipp, Don
25-49
50-54
1-15
Kasper, Wolfgang
16-30
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4 How far does arbitration constrain Australia's labour market?
4 Executive training and development in a labour market context
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1 The Australian labour market: December 1976
1 When will they ever learn?
2 The Australian labour market: April 1977
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1 The Australian labour market: October 1975
Population and manpower in Australia: Implications of the first report of the
1 National Population Inquiry
2 The Australian labour market: February 1976
2 Pluralism and worker participation: An Australian perspective
2 More on productivity measurement
3 The Australian labour market: May 1976
3 The economics of inequality
4 The Australian labour market: September 1976
4 Bargaining in the context of arbitration: A policy proposal
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Migrant workers in Australia: Industrial cannon-fodder?
Pluralism and worker participation: A backward looking I.R. perspective
Reply to Emery
The Australian labour market: June 1977
Long term structural pressures on industries and the labour market
Import competition and job opportunities in a changing Australian economy
Australian stagflation: Diagnosis and prescription
The Australian Labour Market: September 1977
The Australian disease and its doctor
Communication: Female employment growth in the recession
authors
pagination
Brown, W., Hayles, J., Hughes, B. & Rowe,
L.
31-39
Crockett, G. V.
40-52
Kirby, P.
Blandy, R., Boundy, G., Chung, S., Cronin,
P., Davies, T., Fallon, T., Ive-Smith, D,
Rintoule, D.P., Shubert, G. & Thompson,
D.
Emery, F.
Sweeney, S.
1-23
24-34
1-19
Turner, H.A.
O'Shaughnessy, T.
20-31
32-39
40-44
1-4
5-44
45-54
55-65
1-27
28-44
45-46
Bentley, P. & Blandy R.
1-24
Redwood, A.
25-54
1-32
33-58
59-62
1-28
29-52
1-23
24-39
Dixon, P., Harrower, J. & Powell, A.
Kasper, W. & McMahon, P.
McDonald, J. & Woodfield, A.
Sweeney, S.
Nevile, J.W.
Lydall, H.
Hughes, B.
Niland, J.
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The Australian labour market: September 1974
Recent strike behaviour in Australia: Causes and responses
The Australian labour market: December 1974
Wage indexation: Solution or stimulus to inflation?
The Australian labour market: March 1975
The UV displacement
The Australian labour market: June 1975
The meaning and measurement of productivity change
authors
pagination
Bentley, P.
Bentley, P. & Blandy R.
Sheehan, P.
Bentley, P. & Blandy R.
Hughes, B.
Bentley, P. & Blandy R.
Whitehead, D.
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27-56
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