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• ILO-ILERA Seminar: Researching work in and after the pandemic

  • When
    24 Apr 2024
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    9:00 PM
  • Location
    Online

  
  

  ILO-ILERA Seminar: Researching work in and after the pandemic

  This webinar will bring together a series of illuminating presentations by renowned experts, each focusing on different facets of the labour market's evolution in response to the unprecedented challenges posed by the pandemic.

  When: 24 April 2024

  Where: Online/ 13:30 - 14:30 CEST

  Chaired by Prof Rae Cooper, AO (University of Sydney and President Elect ILERA) together with the following renowned expert speakers.

  • Prof Mia Rönnmar (Lund University)

  • A/Prof Chris F Wright (University of Sydney) and Prof Colm McLaughlin (University College Dublin)

  • Prof Clare Kelliher (Cranfield University)

  • Janine Berg (ILO)

  Your participation is welcomed and encouraged.  Although you should note that the timing is late evening in Australia (9.30PM Sydney time, please check your own time zone re 13.30 CEST)

  You can register and see more information about the event on the ILO’s website here

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• Issues Emerging from the Work and Care Select Committee, and the Right to Disconnect

  • When
    21 May 2024
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    5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
  • Location
    Electra House - Westside 131- 139 King Willian Street Adelaide

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  Issues Emerging from the Work and Care Select Committee, and the Right to Disconnect

  ALERA South Australia is pleased to invite you to hear from Senator Barbara Pocock who will speak about the recent right to disconnect reform, and further reforms on the horizon emerging from her work as Chair of the Select Committee on Work and Care.
   
  Barbara Pocock is an Emeritus Professor at UniSA Business at the University of South Australia and has been researching work and employment in Australia for more than thirty years.  She founded and was Director of the Centre for Work + Life at the University of South Australia 2006-2014, and prior to that was employed in various academic roles at The University of Adelaide in the social sciences. She has worked in many different jobs - in shearing sheds, the Reserve Bank, on farms, in factories, in unions, advising politicians, for governments, in universities - and as a mother and carer.
   
  Most recently, Barbara is an Australian politician who was elected at the 2022 Australian federal election to become a Senator representing South Australia from July 2022. 

  
  

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