The Labour Econometrics Workshop (LEW) is an annual Australasian event hosted by a different university each year. Its goal is to provide an opportunity for researchers in applied micro-econometrics to share and receive feedback on their work. [gemäß den Informationen des Anbieters - according...

The 2010 conference will bring together some of Australia's leading labour law, IR researchers and practitioners to debate the key issues confronting labour law today. Our experienced speakers will be addressing issues such as Immigration, Redundancy, Aging workers, Insolvency, Pay Equity, NES...

This international symposium aims to bring together scholars studying standards, their new content and their new roles, across the substantive areas of: the financial sector (including accountancy), the environment (including climate-related standards), labour, industrial and organizational...

The theme of the 15th World Congress continues the emphasis of the Peruvian Congress on the future direction of work and employment relations in this century. Although the concept of globalisation may be over-used, it nevertheless remains evident that most countries in the world face similar...

The primary focus of the ILPC conference is work and employment relations in the context of the broader political economy, with an emphasis on employee perspectives and theory-led empirical research.

The conference theme of Labour, Capital and Change invites, in the tradition of earlier AIRAANZ conferences, a wide range of papers which explore contemporary industrial relations theory and practice.

Topic: - The Nature of Employment - Employment by Industry and Region - Work and Welfare - Modelling Employment and Participation - International Influences on Australian Employment and Wages - Workplace Relations [gemäß den Informationen des Anbieters - according to site editor's...

Submissions that address one of the following broad topics and themes are encouraged. - Organisational. To what extent are new organisational forms emerging at the national level, and to what extent are these being replicated, or otherwise, across varieties of capitalism? Are such forms found in...

The Congress will address these issues in relation to four specific themes: • Restructuring work: new approaches to pay and working time • Voice at work: new challenges, new forms • Regulating employment: towards multi-level governance • Public sector restructuring: between state and market