Until the End of Time: Labour Market Reform in Australia

Judith Sloan

Australian Economic Review, 1992, vol. 25, issue 4, 65-78

Abstract: While it is widely acknowledged that labour market reform is a necessary ingredient of the strategy to make the Australian economy world‐competitive, there are divergent views on what the nature of the reform process should be. The changes being currently implemented and mooted may not provide the basis for strong productivity growth; holistic enterprise bargaining and voluntarist labour market arrangements are required.

Date: 1992
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