ACCI
ACCI/NFF Final Submission - November 2004
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Folder 1
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Introduction
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1.
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Summary of Core Contentions
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2.
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Introduction
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Framework for consideration
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3.
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Framework for consideration
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Core considerations
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Ambit
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Logs of claims
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Childcare
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International material
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Irrelevance of discrimination law
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Costs, Economics and Labour Market
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There is no market failure
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Why the ACTU costing must be rejected
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Exaggerated benefits to employers
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Employment, fertility and other purported benefits
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Folder 2
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Working Time / Working Location
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ACTU Hours & Place Of Work Claim
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ACTU Hours Claim - What The Evidence Shows
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ACTU Claim - Varying place of work
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ACCI/NFF Proposals - General Observations
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ACCI/NFF Proposals - Working Time
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(Including RDOs, Make up time and Time off in lieu)
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Parental Leave
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ACTU Claim - Parental and Child Rearing Leave
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ACTU Claim - Simultaneous leave for fathers
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ACTU Claim - Additional consultation obligations
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Part Time and Casual Work
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ACTU Claim - Guaranteed part time work
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ACCI/NFF Proposals - Part time and casual work
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Purchased Leave
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Purchased and Unpaid leave
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Leave
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ACCI/NFF Proposal - Annual Leave Loading
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ACCI/NFF Proposal - Annual Leave Carry Forward
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ACCI/NFF Proposal - Annual Leave Single Day Use
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ACCI/NFF Proposal - Long Service Leave
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Witness Evidence
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Employee Witness Evidence
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Employer Witness Evidence
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ACCI - Miscellaneous - September 2004
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3/9/04
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AW806816 Hairdressing and Beauty Services - Victoria - Award 2001
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2/9/04
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Fragmented Futures: New Challenges in Working Life. Watson, Buchanan, Campbell & Briggs
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2/9/04
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Changes at Work: The 1995 Australian Workplace Industrial Relations Survey. Morehead, Steele, Alexander, Stephen & Duffin
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2/9/04
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Overworked Individuals or Overworked Families? Jacobs and Gerson
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2/9/04
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Reasonable Overtime - Clause from Hospitality Award
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2/9/04
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Table 3.10: Employment status, by type of work, of couples with children, 1981-2000. Source: Derived from Burbridge and Sheehan 2001, 128.
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2/9/04
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Unemployment and Re-employment of Displaced Workers. Staff Research Paper, Productivity Commission, Greg Murtough, Matthew Waite
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2/9/04
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Extract from Working Time Decision (PR072002 pp29-30)
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2/9/04
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AWA Employee Attitude Survey. Office of the Employment Advocate, September 2001, Paul Gollan
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Additional Witness Statement - Coles Myer - 26 July 2004
Additional Witness Statement - Judy Barnesby
Attachments to Additional Witness Statement
Appendix A - Coles Retail Agreement
Appendix B - Myer Grace Bros Agreement
Appendix C - Target Retail Agreement
Second Submission - 2 July 2004
Index
Part A
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1
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Introduction
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2
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Framework for consideration
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Part B
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3
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The costs of the claims
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Exaggerating benefits to business
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Part C
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Is there ambit for each ACTU claim?
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International comparisons
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International standards
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Relevance of discrimination law
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ACTU's generalised contentions
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Part D
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Doubling parental leave
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Part time return to work after parental leave
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Varying hours of work
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Varying place of work
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Purchased leave
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Simultaneous parental leave for fathers
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Communication during parental leave
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Part E
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States and Territories contentions
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Witness Evidence
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Attachments - July 2004
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A
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Victorian Clerical Award - Log of claims
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B
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Graphic Arts Award - Log of claims
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C
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Storage Services Award - Log of claims
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D
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ACT Shops Award - Log of claims
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E
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Victorian retail industry - Log of claims
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F
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State OHS Guidance materials on working from home
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NSW; NT; QLD; WA
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McClay (1998)
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The Development of Work-At-Home Safety Programs
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Tassie (1997)
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Home based workers at Risk: Outworkers and OHS Safety Science
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Iverson & Roy (1994)
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A Casual Model of Behavioural Commitment
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Iles et al (1990)
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HRM Practices and Employee Commitment, Possibilities, Pitfalls and Paradoxes
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DTI (UK)
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Flexible Working: The Right to Request and the Duty to Consider - A guide for employers and employees
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OECD
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Country Report Australia (2003)
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Gray et al (2002)
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Determinants of Australian Mothers' Employment
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Schmidt (2001)
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The Right to Part Time Work Under German Law
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Treib (2004)
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The First EU Social Partner Agreement In Practice
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VandenHeuvel
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When Roles Overlap(Extract)
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Minister for Family and Community Services
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Media Release, 11 May 2004
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Toohey & Beer (2003)
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Is it worth working now?
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Witness statements:
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a.
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Alex Allars
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b.
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Judy Barnesby
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c.
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Michael Best
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d.
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John Byrne
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e.
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Patricia Clifford
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f.
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Margaret Porritt
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g.
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Toni Riley
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h.
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Neil Shankly
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Adam Stevens
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j.
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Suzie White
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(This appendix of statements will be replaced when signed statements become available, and the replacement will be numbered throughout).
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First Submission - 30 April 2004
Index - Vol I
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Introduction - Work and Family In Contemporary Australia
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Work and Family Regulation
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The ACCI / NFF Application
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Single Day Annual Leave
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Annual Leave - Carry Forward
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Extended Annual Leave
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Leave Loading Flexibility
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Long Service Leave Flexibility
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Time Off In Lieu
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Make Up Time
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RDO Flexibility
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Hours of Work Flexibility
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Part Time and Casual Work Flexibility
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Revised ACCI/NFF Work and Family Application
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Witness Statement A - A. Allars
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B
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Witness Statement B - J. Hargrave
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C
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Witness Statement C - G. Blyth
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Index - Vol II
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Burgess, J., Sullivan, A. and Strachan, G. (2002) "Long Service Leave in Australia: Rationale, Application and Policy Issues", Labour and Industry, Vol.13, No.1
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Dawkins, P. (1985), `Penalty Rates and the Review of the Principles', Australian Bulletin of Labour, 11 (3), June, 178-187.
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Denniss, R. (2003) `Annual leave in Australia: An analysis of entitlements, usage and preferences', The Australia Institute - Discussion Paper Number 56
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Drago, R., Scutella, R., and Varner, A. (2002) "Work and Family Directions in the US and Australia: A Policy Research Agenda." Melbourne Institute Working Paper No. 12/02
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Glezer, H. and Wolcott, I. (1997) "Work and family values, preferences and practice", Australian Family Briefing, Australian Institute Of Family Studies, No.4, September 1997
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Kelly, R., Plowman, D., and Watson, R. (2002) "Flexibility In Annual Leave Loadings", Centre for Labour Market Research Discussion Paper
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Venn, D. (2003) "Coordinating work and family - Evidence from the Australian Time Use Survey", Paper presented at the Australian Institute of Family Studies Conference, Melbourne, 12-14 February 2003
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AIRC (1995) Personal / Carers' Leave Test Case - Stage 2 [Print M6700]
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ABS (2004) Australian Social Trends - Balancing Family and Work
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ABS (2001) Working Arrangements Australia - November 2000, Cat 6342.0
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ACIRRT (2002), Examination of Queensland and Federal enterprise agreements.
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Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (2000) "Disability and ageing - Australian population patterns and implications"
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Department Of Employment And Workplace Relations (2003) Annual Report 2002-03 - Extract Outcome 2
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Department Of Immigration And Multicultural And Indigenous Affairs (2004) "Population Projections", - Fact Sheet #15
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Labour Ministers Council (1999) Flexibility in Long Service Leave - Research Paper
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OCPE (2004) Part Time Work - Flexible Work Practices Brochure 4
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OECD (2002) Babies and Bosses: Reconciling Work And Family Life - Extract Chapter 6.
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State and Territory Governments (2004) Long Service Leave In Australia: Towards A National Minimum Standard - Discussion Paper
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Wagenet (2004) Top 100 Federal Awards
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Preliminary Submission
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