The Economic and Labour Relations Review

Regulating precarious work: A paradigm shift | The Economic and Labour Relations Review | Cambridge Core Regulating precarious work: A paradigm shift

‘Regulating precarious work: A paradigm shift’ by Michael Quinlan and Michael Rawling examines precarious work-related industrial relations legislation introduced in 2022.

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Universities and Scholarship under Assault: A challenging era for research (and review!) | The Economic and Labour Relations Review | Cambridge Core Universities and Scholarship under Assault: A challenging era for research (and review!)

Our Editor-in-Chief, Diana Kelly, has published an editorial for the latest ELRR issue. It is accessible freely.

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Working futures in Australia’s renewable industries? | The Economic and Labour Relations Review | Cambridge Core Working futures in Australia’s renewable industries?

New research from Al Rainnie, Darryn Snell, and Mark Dean has been published. It is free to access as long as it is up on FirstView.

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ELRR 35(3) table of contents

Our September 2024 issue is a wrap!

Congratulations to everyone involved, in particular our EIC, Diana Kelly, and the guest editors of the themed collection on the Economics of OHS, Michael Quinlan and Michael Belzer.

The issue is dedicated to Dr. Tanya Carney, who is very dearly missed.

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