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AWRS Conference 2015

 

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Introduction

The Fair Work Commission has completed a large-scale survey research project to collect data on employment and workplace relations matters.

The Australian Workplace Relations Study (AWRS) provides unique data to help researchers explore the relationship between different employment policies and practices and how they affect employers and employees.

The conference

The Commission hosted a conference on 25 and 26 June 2015 focusing on new research using the AWRS. 

Download the conference program (PDF).

Click on the links below to watch videos of each session, or to download available materials.

Session 1: Research into employee voice

Session 2: Research into wage-setting and outcomes

Session 3: Research into equality and inequality

Session 4: Research into equal remuneration for work of equal or comparable value

Conference papers will be published on this page as they are finalised by the authors.

Pre-conference workshop

A pre-conference workshop was held on the afternoon of Wednesday, 24 June 2015. The pre-conference workshop provided an introduction to the AWRS dataset, how it was generated and demonstrated the various platforms from which AWRS data can be accessed. 

Agenda

Session 1: Design

Session 2: Fieldwork

Session 3: Data

Enquiries

For enquiries about the conference, please email AWRSConference@fwc.gov.au.

Updated time

Last updated

29 February 2016

 

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