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Kayoko Tsumori

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House of Representatives Standing Committee on Employment and Workplace Relations Inquiry 2008

Kayoko Tsumori, Peter Saunders · July 11, 2008
The Road to Work: Freeing Up the Labour Market

Kayoko Tsumori · July 15, 2005 · PM64

This monograph outlines a framework for a more flexible, deregulated labour market which could strengthen employment, raise living standards and …
The Road to Work

Kayoko Tsumori · June 1, 2004 · PM64

During the final decade of the 19th century, Australia was beset by widespread industrial unrest. The bitter conflict between capital …
How Union Campaigns on Hours and Casuals are Threatening Low-skilled Jobs

Kayoko Tsumori · January 22, 2004 · IA44

For several years now Australian unions have been waging campaigns to limit working hours and the growth in casual employment …
Poor Laws (3) How to Reform the Award System and Create More Jobs

Kayoko Tsumori · November 10, 2003 · IA41

Despite the hype about enterprise bargaining and the individualisation of employment arrangements since the early 1990s, the award system continues …
Is the ‘Earnings Credit’ the Best Way to Cut the Dole Queues?

Kayoko Tsumori · May 13, 2003 · IA35

To combat joblessness and welfare dependency, the ‘Five Economists’ in October 1998 proposed a temporary minimum wage freeze and the …
Poor Laws (2): The Minimum Wage and Unemployment

Kayoko Tsumori · December 2, 2002 · IA28

Many social policy researchers and practitioners in Australia believe that a high minimum wage helps alleviate poverty. But a high …
Poor Laws (1): The Unfair Dismissal Laws and Long-term Unemployment

Kayoko Tsumori · August 20, 2002 · IA26

Joblessness is a major cause of poverty. Poverty will be alleviated significantly by engaging the poor in gainful employment. Yet …
Poor Arguments: A Response to the Smith Family Report on Poverty in Australia

Kayoko Tsumori · January 16, 2002 · IA21

A recent Smith Family/NATSEM report claims that poverty in Australia increased during the 1990s and that nearly one in eight …

Pay increases don’t help the unemployed
Kayoko Tsumori · December 5, 2002

A few weeks ago, the Australian Council of Trade Unions announced yet another 'living wage' claim. It plans to seek, …
Only deregulation can create jobs
Kayoko Tsumori · October 21, 2002

The unemployment rate in August 2002 stood at 6.2%—a high figure considering continuing economic growth. According to the Australian Bureau …
Poverty lines tangled: An influential report claiming that one in eight Australians lives in poverty is wrong
Kayoko Tsumori · January 17, 2002

Our paper, Poor Arguments: A Response to the Smith Family Report on Poverty in Australia – questioning the claims that …

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