The 'gig economy'has emerged rapidly as a form of service delivery that challenges existing
business models, labour-management practices, and regulations. The ways in which …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to review “institutional experimentation” for protecting
workers in response to the contraction of the standard employment relationship and the …

Work and Labor Relations in the Construction Industry; An International Perspective; 1 Page 1
Work and Labor Relations in the Construction Industry The need for a skilled, motivated and …

This article explores the effects that domestic violence has on victims in their workplace and
how trade unions respond. Focussing on the experiences of union representatives, the …

In 2017, Australian unions faced ongoing membership decline and new institutional
constraints, but emerged reinvigorated from a change in leadership and a policy re-set …

This article reflects on the recent literature comparing employment relations in Australia and
New Zealand. It begins by returning to the 'Accord and Discord'article by Bray and Walsh …

There is a storm brewing over the roles of unions and collective bargaining in Australian
employment relations. Unions, frustrated with what they see as practical and legislative …

The relationship between Australia and Asia has changed from isolation and exclusion on
Australia's part in the nineteenth century to growing economic interdependence since the …

This article introduces the Journal of Industrial Relations Annual Review of Industrial
Relations in 2016. It first discusses key industrial relations developments over the past year …

This chapter explores contemporary employment relations developments across the
Australian construction industry, a sector that is increasingly recognized by both state and …