Search Results - "Labour & Industry"

Should we take the gig economy seriously? by Healy, Joshua, Nicholson, Daniel, Pekarek, Andreas

“…The 'gig economy' has emerged rapidly as a form of service delivery that challenges existing business models, labour-management practices, and regulations. The…”
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Renewable energy and the promise of jobs, regional regeneration and first nations opportunities by Rainnie, Al, Snell, Darryn

“…Carbon-exposed regions tied to the fossil-fuel industry have uncertain futures. The promise of regional regeneration and job stimulus through a transition to…”
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Industrial relations as power, place and time: the case of Queensland coal mining by Ellem, Bradon

“…How has the coal mining industry been changing as employers and unions organise their power resources to control and remake spaces of working and living? The…”
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The time-less threat of automation: has new technology been the predicted job killer? by Cebulla, Andreas

“…This paper analyses the association between five prominent indicators of occupations' exposure to the risk of automation owing to a greater use of artificial…”
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Patchy progress? Two decades of research on precariousness and precarious work in Australia by Campbell, Iain, Burgess, John

“…Precariousness, together with its cognate terms (e.g. precarity, precarious work, precarious workers, the precariat and precarious life), has become a…”
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Collecting qualitative data via video statements in the digital era by Lau, Annica, Bratby, May

“…Qualitative research methods in organisational research, such as interviews, observation and focus groups, provide detailed insights into business phenomena…”
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Giving children their due voice in human resource management research by Mutter, Joanne

“…Parental reporting has long been the dominant method of determining children's views when researching Human Resource Management (HRM). This prevailing adultist…”
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Centring participant voices through metaphor in employment relations research by Ewertowska, Tanya, Ravenswood, Katherine, Douglas, Julie

“…Metaphorical concepts shape our thoughts, actions, and communication in everyday life. A rich network of metaphors underlies employment relations theories,…”
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Livelihoods, work, women and climate change: women's voice in just transition by Orsatti, Jo, Dinale, Daniel

“…This paper analyses women's voice at the intersection of climate change, work, and industrial relations in Australia. Despite the urgency of climate change and…”
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The value of work for doctors in Pakistan: towards a framework for ensuring decent work by Hussain, Abid, Franken, Esme, Bentley, Tim, Jogulu, Uma

“…The critical frontline work of doctors in Pakistan was overlooked and undervalued by the government, hospitals, and the public during the COVID-19 pandemic…”
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Regional employment matters: current and future challenges of labour procurement in North and far North Queensland, in conversation by Boccalatte, Kaylee, Le Queux, Stéphane

“…The 2023 conference of the Association of Industrial Relations Academics of Australia and New Zealand (AIRAANZ) provided a platform for speakers from across…”
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Teacher workload and the organisation of work: a research agenda for a post-pandemic future by Gavin, Mihajla, McGrath-Champ, Susan

“…School teachers are working in highly complex and demanding work environments. Against this backdrop, the COVID-19 pandemic significantly disrupted usual ways…”
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The value of indigenous perspectives in the re-valuing of work and labour by Donnelly, Noelle

“…Debate concerning the value of work and labour has evolved across various dimensions and extended beyond economic considerations. Recent crises, especially in…”
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Human-AI interaction in remanufacturing: exploring shop floor workers' behavioural patterns within a specific human-AI system by Süße, Thomas, Kobert, Maria, Kries, Caroline

“…Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly discussed as an innovation enabler for the enhancement of circular economy (CE) approaches in industries. The…”
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Sustained knowledge work and thinking time amongst academics: gender and working from home during the COVID-19 pandemic by Peetz, David, Baird, Marian, Banerjee, Rupa, Bartkiw, Tim, Campbell, Shelagh, Charlesworth, Sara, Coles, Amanda, Cooper, Rae, Foster, Jason, Galea, Natalie, de la Harpe, Barbara, Leighton, Catherine, Lynch, Bernadette, Pike, Kelly, Pyman, Amanda, Ramia, Ioana, Ressia, Susan, Samani, Mojan Naisani, Southey, Kim, Strachan, Glenda, To, March, Troup, Carolyn, Walsworth, Scott, Werth, Shalene, Weststar, Johanna

“…The COVID-19 pandemic triggered a migration of workforces to work from home. A key issue for academics was the implications for the ability to carve out…”
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Territorial labour and worker agency: a case study of delivery couriers in first/last mile logistics in Poland by Miszczynski, Milosz, Pieczka, Aneta

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Algorithmic management, wellbeing and platform work: understanding the psychosocial risks and experiences of food couriers in Finland by Mbare, Benta, Perkiö, Mikko, Koivusalo, Meri

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The transformation of work and employment relations: COVID-19 and beyond by Gavin, Mihajla, Poorhosseinzadeh, Mahan, Arrowsmith, Jim

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COVID-19 and the Future of Labour Research, Policy and Regulation by Stewart, Andrew

“…This article reflects on the profound impact of COVID-19 on labour research and those who undertake it, on both global and local labour markets, and on labour…”
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Why employment relations matter(s) for governance of problems for labour in the real world of work by Dobbins, Tony

“…The purpose of this Research Insights article is to emphasise why employment relations matter(s) for governance of problems for labour in the real world of…”
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