Promoting sociology in Australia
Facilitating sociology teaching and research
Enhancing the professional development of TASA members
Work and Labour Studies
Aims and objectives:
The aims of the Work and Labour Studies TASA Thematic Group are to:
- Facilitate informed debate about matters relating to work and labour studies in Australia and elsewhere.
- Sponsor the development of scholarly literature about work and labour studies in Australia and elsewhere
- Provide an avenue for TASA members and other researchers’ interested in work and labour studies to engage in relevant debate and research activities.
- Facilitate a work and labour studies stream at TASA conferences.
- Engage with other relevant networks such as Research Committees 44 and 30 within the International Sociological Association.
Year established:
2007 (renewed June 2010)
Convenors and contact details:
Peter Fairbrother peter.fairbrother@rmit.edu.au
Suzanne Franzway Suzanne.franzway@unisa.edu.au
Members:
- Mark Bahnisch
- Paul Boreham
- Iain Campbell
- Donella Caspersz
- Heather Douglas
- Suzanne Franzway
- John Germov
- Chrys Gunasekara
- Xianbi Huang
- Anne Junor
- Deb King
- Michelle King
- Andrew McFarlane
- Kerry Mahony
- Gabrielle Meagher
- Jacky Morris
- Kate O’Loughlin
- Jocelyn Pixley
- Rosslyn Reed
- Toni Schofield
- Alan Scott
- Jane Shoebridge
- Gillian Whitehouse
- Eileen Willis
- Evan Willis