Australian Journal of Labour Economics (AJLE)

2000 - 2024

From Bankwest Curtin Economics Centre (BCEC), Curtin Business School
Contact information at EDIRC.
Bibliographic data for series maintained by Sandie Rawnsley ().

Access Statistics for this journal.
Is something missing from the series or not right? See the RePEc data check for the archive and series.

Volume 6, issue 4, 2003

Women’s Work in Australia: Trends, Issues and Prospects pp. 497-518

Alison Preston and John Burgess

‘I Mean, You Want to be There for Them’: Young Australian Professionals Negotiating Careers in a Gendered World pp. 519-536

Rosslyn Reed and Margaret Allen

Training and Career Experiences of Women Part-time Workers in a Finance Sector Organisation: Persistent Remnant of the ‘Reserve Army’? pp. 537-557

Jenny Whittard

The Overlap of the Federal Sex Discrimination and Industrial Relations Jurisdictions: Intersections and Demarcations in Conciliation pp. 559-577

Sara Charlesworth

Women, Wages and Industrial Agreements pp. 579-596

Gillian Whitehouse and Betty Frino

Determinants of Australian Mothers’ Employment: An Analysis of Lone and Couple Mothers pp. 597-617

Matthew Gray and Lixia Qu

The Labour Force Participation of Married Mothers: A Tale of International Catch-Up pp. 619-630

Karen Mumford and Antonia Parera-Nicolau

The Evolution of Occupational Gender Segregation in Australia: Measurement and Interpretation pp. 631-655

Martin Watts

Volume 6, issue 3, 2003

Are the Determinants of Intergenerational Welfare Dependency Gender-specific? pp. 371-382

Gail Pacheco and Tim Maloney

The Irrelevance of Trade Union Recognition? A Comparison of Two Matched Companies pp. 383-408

William Brown and Paul Ryan

Regional Labour Market Adjustment to Competition Policy Reforms: A Dynamic CGE Framework for Assessment pp. 409-433

James Giesecke and John Madden

Determinants of current job tenure: a cross country comparison pp. 435-451

Karen Mumford and Peter Smith

Employment changes and job openings for new entrants in nursing and caring occupations in Australia pp. 453-472

Chandra Shah and Michael Long

The Rise of the CDEP Scheme and Changing Factors Underlying Indigenous Male Employment pp. 473-496

Boyd Hunter

Volume 6, issue 2, 2003

False promise or false premise? Evaluating the job network pp. 207-226

William Mitchell and Sally Cowling

Reviewing the model behind the job network pp. 227-240

John Burgess

Evaluating the Structure and Performance of the Job Network pp. 241-251

J.W. Nevile and Ann Nevile

New Public Management, the Job Network and Non-Profit Strategy pp. 253-275

Gaby Ramia and Terry Carney

Street Level Leniency or Unjust Inconsistency? An Examination of Brach Recommendation Decision Making in a for profit Job Network Agency pp. 277-291

Christine Bigby and William Files

The Psychology, Ethics and Social Relations of Unemployment pp. 293-315

Greg Marston and Catherine McDonald

Non-economic perspectives on the job network pp. 317-329

Tony Eardley

Towards a Quasi-Market in Reintegration Services: first assessment of the Dutch experience pp. 331-355

Ludo Struyven and Geert Steurs

Points of Comparison between Australia’s Job Network and the Dutch Market for Reintegration Services pp. 357-370

David Grubb

Volume 6, issue 1, 2003

Are Nominal Wages Downwardly Rigid? New Australian Evidence on an Old Quarrel pp. 1-4

Paul Flatau

Nominal Wage Rigidity in Australia pp. 5-24

Jacqueline Dwyer

Nominal Wage Rigidity in The Australian Labour Market: Evidence from household Data pp. 25-36

Andrew Charlton

Why are recessions as deep as they are? The behaviour over time of the outflow from unemployment: a new perspective pp. 37-64

Robert Dixon, John Freebairn and Guay Lim

Long-Run Shifts of the Beveridge Curve and the Frictional Unemployment Rate in Australia pp. 65-82

Nicolaas Groenewold

Immigrant and Native-born Earnings Distributions in Australia: 1982-1996 pp. 83-115

Roger Wilkins

A Cost Function for Higher Education in Australia pp. 117-134

Maria Rebecca Valenzuela and John Creedy

The New Economy and Demand for Skills pp. 135-152

Ross Kelly and Philip E.T. Lewis

Gender Differences in the Likelihood of Low Pay in Australia pp. 153-176

Siobhan Austen

Are Part-Time Workers poor? pp. 177-193

Joan Rodgers

Volume 5, issue 4, 2002

Introduction pp. 431-442

Bruce Chapman and Robert Gregory

Welfare Reform in the US: Early Evidence of Impacts pp. 457-470

Barbara Wolfe

Getting Welfare to Work: Lessons from Britain’s ‘New Deal’ pp. 471-487

Dan Finn

Are We Understanding the Impact of Economic Conditions on Welfare Rolls? pp. 489-505

Dan Black and Terra McKinnish

The Director and Indirect Effects of Unemployment on Poverty and Inequality pp. 507-530

Peter Saunders

Welfare Reform and jobless households in Australia pp. 531-547

Peter Dawkins

Why an Earned income tax credit program is a mistake for Australia pp. 549-568

Patricia Apps

Fertility, Dependency and Social Security pp. 569-585

Patricia Apps and Ray Rees

Volume 5, issue 3, 2002

Competition and Openness: to What Extent Do they Explain the decline in US Strike Activity? pp. 303-317

Alan Morris

Disabilities and labour Market earnings in Australia pp. 319-334

Richard Brazenor

Imputing income using occupational attainment pp. 335-350

Paul Miller and Yew Liang Lee

The New Enterprise incentive Scheme: an evaluation and a test of the job network pp. 351-371

Alfred Dockery

Industrial Relations in Workplaces Employing Indigenous Australians pp. 373-395

Boyd Hunter and A.E. Hawke

The HILDA Survey; What’s in it for Economists? pp. 397-417

Mark Wooden

Changes over time in male participation rates in Australia pp. 419-430

Robert Dixon

Volume 5, issue 2, 2002

Creating Jobs – The Role of Government: Introduction pp. 101-110

Bruce Chapman and Peter Kenyon

Creating Jobs – the Role of Government: Conference opening address pp. 111-113

Ken Henry

Can Supply-Side policies Reduce unemployment? Lessons from North America pp. 115-142

Gary Burtless

International Shocks and the Role of Domestic Policy in Australia pp. 143-163

Mardi Dungey

Comment on International Shocks and the Role of Domestic Policy in Australia pp. 165-170

David Gruen

Comment on International Shocks and the Role of Domestic Policy in Australia pp. 171-173

Peter Summers

Long-Term Unemployment and Work Deprived individuals: issues and Policies pp. 175-193

Alfred Dockery and Elizabeth Webster

Comments on ‘Long-term unemployment in Australia pp. 195-198

Denise Doiron

Comment on Long-term unemployment in Australia pp. 199-202

Gareth Leeves

The ‘Five Economists’ Plan: the original idea and further developments pp. 203-230

Peter Dawkins

Why an EITC Program should be rejected Comments on ‘The Five Economists’ Plan: the original idea and further developments’ pp. 231-237

Patricia Apps

Comments on ‘The Five Economists’ Plan: the original idea and further developments’ pp. 239-242

Jeff Borland

Fiscal policy and the job guarantee pp. 243-259

William F. Mitchell and Warren B. Mosler

Comment on ‘Fiscal Policy and the Job Guarantee’ pp. 261-263

Tony Aspromourgos

Comment on ‘Fiscal Policy and the Job Guarantee’ pp. 265-269

Pramod (Raja) Junankar

Its Full-Time Jobs That Matter - Round Table Discussion pp. 271-278

Robert Gregory

What Do We Know About Job Creation - Round Table Discussion pp. 279-287

Philip E.T. Lewis

Creating Jobs: The Role of an Activist Government – Round Table Discussion pp. 289-292

Grant Belchamber

Volume 5, issue 1, 2002

Australian gross flows data: the labour force survey and the size of the population represented by the matched sample pp. 1-21

Robert Dixon and Guay Lim

Working time patterns in New Zealand in the 1990s pp. 23-43

Sylvia Dixon

Enterprise Bargaining, Working time and police pp. 45-60

Jenny Fleming and David Peetz

Neighbourhoods and youth employment outcomes in Melbourne pp. 61-76

Ross Kelly and Phil Lewis

Factors influencing participation in post-secondary education and training ion Australia: 1989 to 1997 pp. 77-100

Sandra Roussel