Research Papers from the Centre for Future Work.
Current work and care arrangements in Australia contribute to economic and social disadvantage for carers, the vast majority of whom
Almost one in five Australians (and a higher proportion of young workers) acknowledge working with potential COVID symptoms over the
2021 marks the thirteenth annual Go Home on Time Day (GHOTD), an initiative of the Centre for Future Work at
By Dan Nahum
Australian society is experiencing an epidemic of mental illness that imposes enormous costs on individuals with poor mental health, their
New research from The Australia Institute’s Centre for Future Work estimates that Australian workers are currently working an average of
By Bill Browne
International evidence is clear that there is a strong, positive correlation between a country’s protection of labour freedoms, and the
By Jim Stanford
Australia can learn much from the policy leadership of the Ardern Government in New Zealand and its reforms to address
Each year the Centre for Future Work at the Australia Institute conducts a public survey of Australian working hours, as
2018 marks the 10th annual Go Home on Time Day (GHOTD), an initiative of the Centre for Future Work at
For at least 5 years now, Australia’s labour market has demonstrated signs of a structural shift that has undermined traditional
By Jim Stanford
2017 marks the 9th annual Go Home On Time Day (GHOTD), an initiative of the Centre for Future Work at