Prevailing child psychopathology paradigms focus on caregiving in isolation from market
work. Yet most children's caregivers—mothers and fathers—are also employed. Although …

Australian families work and raise children in different contexts from those of families 50 or
even 30 years ago. Technology, globalisation, flexible and deregulated labour markets, and …

Prompted by a previous study in the United States, and as part of awider European study
also looking at Germany, Denmark, France, and the Netherlands, the research presented in …

This paper examines new qualitative findings from a national study of low paid services
employment in Australia, within the context of the new WorkChoices legislation. For many …

Executive summary In setting and maintaining a safety net of fair minimum wages, sections
134 and 284 of the Fair Work Act 2009 (FW Act) require the Minimum Wage Panel to take …

Whilst there is a growing interest in critical public relations approaches which challenge
dominant interests (Ihlen et al. 2009; McKie and Munshi 2005), there is remarkably little …

Abstract In October-November 2015, South African universities experienced widespread
protests as students demanded that there should be no fee increases in 2016. An additional …

This article examines the extent, implications and significance of low pay in Australia today
by bringing the voices of low paid workers and new statistical data to the issue. The …

Whilst there is a growing interest in critical public relations approaches which challenge
dominant interests (Ihlen et al. 2009; McKie and Munshi 2005), there is remarkably little …

In his first chapter, Vaughan-Whitehead builds the case for developing a new methodology
to measure fair wages. He defines in some detail just what he means by a 'fair wage'. He …